The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-26
BRIDGEPORT LODGE. NO. 2se, I
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 All action towards securing a. new home for the Bridgeport lodge, No 2S9, I4 O. O. M, has been suspended Tor the past month the members of the lodge have been trying to find a suitable building for their home but have been unable to do so. At the close of Tuesday evenings, meeting the question was st1n unsettled The board of officers held a. meeting yes ferday and it was decided to close all action for the present This fact is due to the condition of the times.
 On next Tuesday evening the mem bers of the lodge will nominate their officers for the ensuing year and on the Tuesday evening following. the election Of officers will take place.
 On the evening of March 12, the. fourth anniversary social Of the lodge Will be held. this night being desig-s mated as ladies' night. On March 24 the lodge will hold a bean supper to which all are welcome
 PTONEER CAMP, NO. IT, W. OF w. The sick benefit was disc ussed and accepted at a. meeting of Pioneer Camp. No IT, " of w. last evening. It was decided to start this benefit some lime in March ne raernbers also voted to form a degree team, in April Three candi dates were initiat- ed and five applications were received by Deputy DaFrigan
 ADEHFHIAN LODGE, NO. so, T. o.
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 The delegation who repre- sented the Ade1phian lodge at a meeting of the Stratford lodge held last Friday in Stratford. made report last evening ana all stated that they. had a fine time The degree team announced that they would work the First degree on a class of candidates of Pequon- mock lodge on the evening of March 10- The third degree was exempli- fled in full form on q class of three candidates and four applications were received to be worked upon next month Refreshments were served and a Social was in order after the meeting
 WOWoMPOM TRrBE. NO. 10. l. O.
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 One of the best reports of the year was made last evening when the en- tertainment committee read it's re- port on the banquet which was held in the Atlantic Hotel on last Thurs day evening. This was the third an- nuaI affair of the lodge and it proved to be the best, about 40 Of the mem befs being present.
 
 ward T. Buckinshana, who is past sachem of the tribe and also past great sachexn of the Grand Council of Connecticut officiated as foastm aster for the dinner. Following the fine menu which was served, speeches were Senior Sagamore Charles J. Poole, Junior Sagamore William Oertle, Keeper of Wampum Dwight A Park CT, Collector of WaTnpurn c. w. Eddy, Chief of Records Ernest Morris, Past Sachems Charles Rsoder, Charles E. Peck, Frank Braithwaite and Henry Sauer, who is a member of Mianforo- mo tribe, No. 11S, of PIainviIle, N J.
 The entertainers of the evening were Lou West, Thomas Quinn, Jr Frederick Alderman, Wilbur Brainard and Ernest Morris. Those present be- sides the above mentioned were A. J. Peck, Harry H. Morris, Leon Q1iIlt, Harold H. Quint Harry T. Ireland, Ernest LAubscher, Jr., Charles Hall, Charles F. Stoer, Jr-. Camille P. Bis sonette, Timothy J. Costello. Warren IT. Howen, Jr-. Thomas E. Quinn, IT,. Michael Lane, c. E. Langenstei1l, Harry Leonard, Henry Sauer, Peter Sauer and Frederick Sauer.
 The committee in charge of the banquet consisted of Charles H. Roder. James OertFe and H. c. Christensen. The entertainment committee also made I1na1 report on the entertain xnent which will be held in the Bijou theatre this evening. The committee in charge is Fred Alderman, chair man, Clarence Eddy, treasurer, Ernest Morris, secretary, stephen White, Charles HaI1 Charles Peck, James Oert1e. william Hoffman. and Warren Howell
 A very well arranged program will . be in order and number of the well known singers of this city will be present There will be but one show comm encing at g o'clock. A large delegation from the tribes of nearby towns are expected to be present.
 DIV. NO. 1.
 A very important meeting of the