The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-29

Etarnrn. No. 15s. lodge rooms. 176 Fadr- field avenue. A sick benefit aaSocfa- tdon was organized. The association formed temporarily, elected IT. eEF. Dargan, secretary. The next meeting will be held at the home of George Gcssinger, No. 3sS zNewaeld avenue.
 Blenda Lodge, No. f2, O. The Blenda lodge. No. 12, O. v..
 met last evening and three appltca- } lions were received which will be voted on at the next meeting.
 Bnffers and Pozishers Lodge, Local
 The Buffers and PoIishers, Local No. 40, met last evening at 189 State street Three applications were received and report of the treasurer was made. After the business session a smoker was held. s sot s AdelpIlian Lodge, No. so, l. o. O. F.
 An interesting meeting of Adea aphian lodge. No. Sos T. O. Q. F.. took place last night. Charles L. Gaylord gave West and Northwest of Canada. and the United States. Several appIica- f1ons we're received and it was voted to hold a Past Grandss night on next Wednesday evening at which time a large attendance is desired. An dn-
 
 work the second degree for .tile Oronoq11e lodge. No. 90, LEO.@O. E..s of Etratford.s ss- Wofnen's Auxiliary, No. 14S. L. o. M. The Women's Auxiliary of the Loyal Order Of Moose visited New Haven last evening and instituted new lodge. Mrs. Ceceila Campbell insti- tuted the new lodge. About fifteen ladies constituted the party. and their raar ar Fr11 gn Campbell, Mrs. Elizabeth Kinsella, | Mrs. Jennie Burke. Mrs. Amelia. Clark, Mra Margaret McGara, Mrs Mary l. .Gran1eld, Mrs. Susan Crowley, Mrs Hattie Anthony, Mrs. Grandfeld, Mrs Worth, Mrs Noonan, Mrs Pfalzgraf,
 Mrs Webster. Mrs. Bronson and Mrs. I Wakelee. Ess
 Mrs. Campbell Is desreving of great credit for her untiring efforts to form l the new lodge.
 wOWOAPON TRIBE. NO. 40,
 ! IMPROVED o. R. M. 1 At the regular meeting last evening I much progress was made. Chairman i Ernest Morris reported the organiza- | tton of the revival committee and a i class initiation will be held on April 1 9th. The members are busy ScalpinG | for palefaces The banquet coqnznit- tee Is making arrangements for the anuuai pow5wow of corn and yeuieon to which 8 large attendance is expect ed. Brother Leon Qufnf, who has been | visiting in Osage, Okla, presenteds the l tribe with a genuine Indian tornaIiawk presented to a1irn by the chtef of the Osage reservation. It ds to be suitably marked, and placed fin the hall. T VIC candidates were initiated and more | have made application to be adopted After the regular meeting the degree team association held a. lively session | of material interest to the tribe. sae
 STERLING LODGE, N E. o.P.
 Five applications were received by lSterling lodge, N. E. O. P., att its reg ular meeting last night whichs greatly ipleasedi the members as 1t showed lGrand Secretary John J. Minnix of I New Haven. who was a visitor, that the lodge was hard at work trying to increase it's membership. A meet ling of the committee of this lodge on the joint class initiation will be held f this evening. This class initiation VII be held on February 4, 1in com function with Park City and Schiller Hodges, the work to be done by the Icrack degree team of Fort Trumbull Hodge of New Haven Jz-se,1s a-ss