Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
ELECTIONS BY
MANY LODGES
Five Organizations Filled
Chairs Last Night.

The election season is now on in
full blast among the lodges and
other fraternal organizations and
several named their new officers at
meetings last night to fill the chairs
during the ensuing year.
Middlesex Council, r.. A.
At a regular meeting OF Middlesex
Council, No. 100, Royal Arcanum,
the following were chosen, Repre-
sentative to the grand council, J. H.
Hope; alternate, George E. Mead;
regent, William H. WoglomI vice
regent, Herbert Woglom; orator,
Harry Van Doren; sitting past re-
gent, j. H. Hopei secretary, w. H.
Moore; treasurer, w. 8. Duncan,
collector, j. e. Mills; chaplain, John
Hanson; guide, w. @. Peck; warden,
Frank Parsons; sentry, John Kip
sey; trustee for three years. Harry
Wilson; committee to hospital bed
fund, Harry Wilson and Arthur
Garbin. At'the business session the
sum of SO was donated to the hos
pital bed and plans for an entertain
ment by the committee on the good
of the order to be held In February,
was discussed. The committee will
meet the last of this month. The IN
s%tallation will take place on Janu-
airy "a.
Goodwill Camp, w. o. w.
Goodwill Camp, No. 81, Woodmen
of the World, at its busy session in
Dana hall initiated five candidates
and elected its new officers as fol-
Inyuos ". Tnro,1 nponnouIa aon
BrookfeldJ advisor lieutenant, John
P~olicastro; banker, Hans P. Olsen;
clerk, Ferd Garretson; escort, Leon
Karczmarek; Waterman, Albert
Dousett; sentry, Charles Menway;
physician, DR.. j. s. Hay; manager
for two years, John Harkins; man
ager for three years, John e. Peter
son. The installation will take
place the first meeting in January.
Perth AmbOy Tent, X. o. t. Nj.
Perth Amboy Tent, Knights OF the
Maccabees of the World, at It's meet
ing in Red Mems hall, elected these
officers: Past commander, James
III. Cassidy; commander, James J.
Flynn; record keeper, Denis Lucey;
chaplain, M. ]. Lakomski; physician,
DR.. M. s. Meinzer; sergeant, John
Collow; master-at-arms, Dalanti Du-
belak, first guard, Martin Budach;
second guard, Michael Schultz; SEN
tinel, M. j. Sakag; picket, M. Her.
chercloss, and trustee for three
years, Edward Maloney. The in
s~tallation will take place in January.
Halcyon Castle, *. G. Il.
Halcyon Castle, No. 81, Knights
of the Golden Eagle, at its meeting
in Odd Fellows hall, chose the fol-
lowing oflcersi Noble chief, Thorn
as Lucas, v%ice-chief, Charles seel,
Jr.; high priest, Peter Madison; VEN
cradle hermit, Charles Palmer; sir
herald, P. F. Manton; master of rec
ords, William P. Bradley; collector
Of exchequer, William G. GRAY:
keeper Of %exchequer, william H.
Bath; past chief, Thomas Wathne.
and representative to grand castle,
William Fl. McGuinnis.. The install
lation Will be on January 10.
X. U. V. Excelsior.
At a meeting of the K. U. V. Ex-
c%elsior, of Maurers, held at Nicken-
ig's hall, in that place, last night,
me ahhuoA SAoCIlou VI OulC6TS JOOK
place. Plans for a ball in January
were also discussed. A committee
composed of Charles Weber, Charles
Bechtol, Henry Leu and Henry Laub
were named to arrange for the af-
fair. Two new members were init
lated. The officers chosen were:
John Bauman, president; Albert
Stakeman, Vice-president; Fritz
Schultz, corresponding secretary;
John Pfeiffer, financial secretary,
and Henry Maurer. treasurer.