The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-07
FRATERMAL NEWS

Eagles hall witnessed one of the largest meetings of Bridgeport Aerie of Eagles last evening at the installa- tion by Former President John M. Donnelly assisted by Peter J. Carroll. The installation was followed by an extensive program of entertainment and social session. The new officers are: Past president F. H. Brady, wor- worthy vice president William H. Cal Ian; worthy chaplain Bernard F. Cooney; financial secretary D. J. O'Connor; recording secretary, Thomas J. McNamara; treasurer Thomas w Reddy; outer guard William Rogers; physician pr. D. H. Monahan; worthy trustees P. H. Brady, John Doyle and Brady was presented with a gold watch and chain by the Aerie through Former President Donnelly. The fea- ture of the entertainment was a three round boxing bout between William Burns of this city and Richard Miller of New Haven. Harold Ude and Will liam Blanchard played piano duet. Other numbers were: song by liar ry Buckley, Going Home with Jen- nie''; song Patrick Roland, ''Just a Little Bit on Account" tenor solo by Harry Peace, Take Me Up with You Dearie,'' which was one of the hits of the evening, Mr. Peace having a Harold Howe and George Butler in buck and wing dancing, another de- cided hit which took the house by storm: and monologue by William Burns An Italian Festival" Phillip Colligan was chairman of the commit | tee on entertainment and P. H. Brady of the committee on arrangements. 
 Judge A. B. Beers, National Junior Vice-Commander of the G. A. R., in stalled the recently chosen officers of Elias Howe, Jr., post, G.. A. R., last evening and Department President MissAlice E. Slater of Hartford as- sisted by Mrs. Catherine Cook of Shell ton performed the same services for the Women's Relief Corps. The B. H. s. orchestra furnished the music. The officers were: Commander Elbert l.. Ruggles; s. ". c. Charles E. Moore; Jr V. C.. John H. Neff: quartermaster Henry J. Seeley; surgeon H. A. Hurd chaplain Charles w. Scarrett; officer Walter Bryan; Q. M. s. John H Coggswell, s. M. John w. Thompson. 1 Officers of the auxiliary installed were: President Lillian J. Disbrow; S | ". F. Mrs. Lydia N. Lockwood; J. V
 F., Mrs. Elizabeth B. Libby; chaplain | Mary II. FOrIeT, secretary EIIle hel- sey; treasurer Sarah B. Boudren conductor Alice w. Benton; assistant conductor Martha R. Lyons; guard
 Mrs. Ruth E. Putnam; ;s assistants guard
 Mrs. Mary E. Glenn: patriotic instruc- | tor, Miss Jeannette Booth; color bear CTS. Mrs. Hattie E. Mix, Mrs Lena F l Hinderer, Mrs. Fannie B. Black ant Mrs. Ella D. Seeley.
 l Dewey Camp, M. w. A., elected off cers at the annual meeting last even | ing as follows President John H
 Abar: vice president Joseph B. Searle l secretary John R. H. Gebhardt; trea isurer Alfred A. Doty, member of board of managers, Samuel Monash, Charle! Kraft, Frederick Ross and Samue Monash were appointed a committe, to arrange flor an entertainment.
 I District Deputy Grand Patriarch H H. Pritchard and his staff installed the new officers of Stratfield encamp ment, I. O. O. F., in Pequonnock hal Hast evening. Mayor Buckingham wa a guest of honor. The police quarte rendered several selections.