The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-07
I. O. O. F.


 I. O. O. F. l District Deputy Grand Master Peter | Waltner installed the officers of Steu- ben Lodge, I. O. O. F., last evening, | after which the usual social session was held. One application was also received.
 The newly elected officers of Adel- phian Lodge,'I. O. O. F.. were installed by District Deputy Grand Master Jo- seph H. Rowland and staff last nfghth after which a social session was held. One application was balloted upon fa- voratbly.
 Mrs. J. G. Roth, Deputy Grand Mas ter, installed the newly elected officers of Harmony Rebekah Lodge, I. O. O. F., last evening, with the assistance l of Miss Josie Kuhl as Grand Marshal. I After a collation. was served, Mrs. Roth was presented with a handsome silver cake basket. K OF F. District Deputy Grand Chancellor Arthur Audley and staff frora P T. Barnum Lodge, K. of F., installed the officers of Park City lodge last even- ing.
 O. U. A. M. Waldemere Council, o. U. A. M, had a public installation of officers last evening, followed by an entertainment and refreshments. The work was done by State Deputy Carlton Lathrop and staff in the presence of many specta- 1 tors. The entertainment which fol- | lowed was as follows: Recitation, Miss Hazel Kimball; piano selection, George F'inkelstone; song, Edward Roland; clog dancing, Heary and Miller; nono- 1rz&rr Nl,7 TNs s11~- ] song, George Greenspun. D. OF P. Great Keeper of Records Kate c. Wells of Hartford, assisted by Miss Victoria Bearu, also of Hartford, in- stalled the officers of Kyota Council, D. of F.. last night. Council Papoose Georgia Mills was present and greatly enjoyed the ceremonies. A social ses- sion was also held.
 F. o. OF CONN. The following officers of Union Coun- Gil, F. O. of Conn.,, were installed last night. as follows: Chief Councillor, M. w. Dane; Vice Councillor, Daniel C. Patterson, M. D.; Past Chief Council Tor, Thomas Greening; Recording Sec retary, H.. $. Comstock; Financial Sec retary, I. F. Turney, Treasurer, Mrs. A. M. Dane; Guide, Richard R. Brown Chaplain, Mrs. M E. O'Brien; Guard, ID. B. Hanley.
 c. OF F.
 The newly elected officers of Lucetta Warner Circle. c. of F. of A., were in- stalled at a meeting held Tuesday ev- ening.
 B. OF A.
 Three applications were received at meeting of Ferris Bishop Circle, B. or A., held last evening.
 s. OF B. Naomi Lodge, s. of B., had it's ef- ficers installed last evening by Prelate Rogerson of Star of Stra tford Lodge, assisted by the Past Commanders of the different local lodges. At the con- clusion of the work the Prelate and William HolIis Past Commander, were each presented with tokens of esteem of the lodge and remarks made by Su- preme Commander Nellie L. Teller concerning the home the order has pur- chased at Hattenfield, N. J., for its aged members.
 F. OF A.
 The board of mana gers of the local courts are to meet Thursday evening to consider the proposition of Forest ers' club room. The members are confident that the time is not far dis tant when their leisure hours can be passed in cozy club of their own. A report on the matter will probably be read at the smoker, Saturday even- ing,
 s. OF T.
 Next Monday evening the Grand Worthy Patriarch and Grand Chaplain will make their official visit to Living Spring Division. $. of T., at their hall on Beach street. An interesting pro- gram has been arranged for their en- tertainment, and refreshments will be served. A full attendance is expect l ed. BARROWS UNDER OBSERVATION.
 George Barrows, who narrowly es- c2nod 6path Dr Smiths