The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-27
EAGLES HONOR DEAD MEMBERS
 OF THE AERIE

Bridgeport Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, held a solemn observance last evening in memory of its de- parted members. Eagles hall was filled to the doors with the members of the aerie and their fami''es and friends. The impressive simplicity Of the decorations, and the s;lemnity of the services left a deep impression upon the audience,
 State Deputy Grand Worthy Presi- dent John J. Bohl of Stamford. was present and delivered the oration of the evening, describing the growth of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the fine principles upon which the order is founded
 Then candles were lighted for 72 de- parted members of the local aerie. As each name was called out, candla was extinguished and a bell tolled Thomas F. McCabe, John W. Brennan, Peter J. Whaley, Frederick Prince, Francis B. Curley, Thomas F. Owens, Joseph Hampton William Finnegan, Matthew J. Rooney, Edward Cunning ham, William H. Smith, William E. Dobbs, Patrick H. Burns, James A. Duprees. John Murtagh, Martin J. Kelly, Robert Davis, David F. Flynn, Joseph. F. Clancy, Patrick Walsh, Will liam Reihl, William H. Lyons. James Reeves, Anton Dieger, Joseph Fay, Lawrence Gaynor, James Brady, Char les H. Wilson, Thomas Fitzgerald Matthew Ward, Thomas w. Potter, Francis X. Smith, Harry Allen Miles, Samuel w. Goldstine, Fred J. Hayes, Patrick D. Sheehan, Patrick Grove. Fred Sweetland. James H. Lyons. Dan iel R. Maloney, Michael J.g Hurley, Frank A. DalIchey, John Kuhlman Bernard l.. Connor, Josiah Barker Thomas Roach. Isaac Williams, Der nard Donlan, Daniel weston, John J. Kealay. John J. Finlan, Frank Me Cue, Patrick J. Doyle, Thomas Tier ney, Patrick F. Hayes, James Braith- waite. John A. Murphy, Thomas Mich ols, James R. O'Connor. John H. Dee, Michael Pisty, Henry Ellison, Michael F. McMahon, R. J. Gibbons. Daniel Fitzmamrlce, David OHearn, Hans Gronburg, Frank Small, John H. Kane and Nils A. Love.
 PROGRAM.
 The program of the memorial exer- cises follows:
 March, ''TriumphaP', Fucik.
 (a) "Baccarole'', Offenbach.
 Cb) stSong of the Soul'', Breil
 Galathe, Suppe, Meyers orchestra, John J. Reynolds, leader.
 Gross the Bar, Tennyson, St. Ce- cilia Quartet.
 - port Aerie.
 Hear Our Prayer, Mendelssohn, Miss Margaret Hogan.
 Heard the Voice of Jesus, John Hughes
 Roll call of honored dead, Financial Secretary D. J. O'Connor.
 s''Jesus Miserere'', Nevins, Mrs. John Fay.
 'aThe Lost Chord, Sullivan. Joseph
 Oration, State Deputy Grand Worthy President John J. Bohl
 '4The Good Shepherd, vanderwater, William Tomlinson.
 I'm Only Waiting, White. Joseph Clabby.
 Closing exercises, officers of Bridge
 Lead Kindly Light. St. Cecilia Quartet.
 aNearer, My God, to Thee"
 .a OFFICERS.
 The officers of the aerie who had charge of the memorial service were:
 William H CaEan, worthy presi- dent.
 George P. Jamieson, worthy past president.
 Thomas w. Reddy, worthy vice pres ident.
 Peter J. Carroll, worthy chaplain.
 Daniel J. O'Connor, financial secre- tary.
 Thomas M. McNamara. recording secretary.
 John Connor, treasurer.
 Joseph Barry, worthy conductor.
 William Rogers, outside guard.
 George F. Jamieson. John J. Doyle, James J. Welch, trustees.
 Dr. David H. Monahan, physician.
 The past officers of the aerie present at ahe exercises were Worthy Past Presidents Frank J. Digney, Henry E. Shannon, John T. Connors, John II. Tague, John M. Donnelly, John H. Spittler. Patrick H. Brady and George P. Jamieson.