The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-19
FRAZIER NAL
 DIRECTORY
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

MEETINGS TONIGHT
 Benevolent and Protective Order Of Elks, Bridgeport Lodge, No 36, Elkfs' home.
 Fraternal Order of Eagles. Bridgeport Aerie, No. APO, Eagles hall
 Modern Woodmen of America, liar mony Camp, No HOOP, at Pequonnock nall.
 Order Shepherds of Bethlehem. Polar Star Lodge, NO. 24, 50 Beach street. Police Sick Benefit Assoeia tion at the Central Police Station. Hamilton Commandery, No ,, Knights Templar, Masonic Temple. Leasing Lodge, No. 94, 1,131 Main street.
 stratfeld Encampment. No. g, 164 State street.
 Fidelity Rebekah Lodge, No. s. in the Odd Fellows hall
 Loyal Abraham Lincoln Lodge, No 7,674, I. o. Os D., M. IT., at 176 Fairfield avenue
 P T Barnum Lodge, No. 5s. 1.o25 Main street.
 Park City Council, No. Is: K. of C., Newfeld building
 Court Berkshire, No. APP, .17s Fair field avenue.
 Uneas Council. No 25. o. U. A. M, 18t State street.
 St Joseph's T. l.. & B. Associa tion, 671 Barnum avenue. G. A. R., Elias Howe, Jr-, Post, No. 8, 925 Main street
 Sheridan Circle, Ladies of the Grand Army, 1s1 State street.
 BRIDGEPORT CAMP.
 NO. 95. w. OF W. One of the largest meetings Of the season was held last night by the Bridgeport Lodge, No 95, w. of w., in the Arion hall. The degree team of the Live Oak Camp worked the ritual degree on IS candidates Visitors from Camp No. GA of Litchfeld. Conn.,. and from I.illey Camp of Stratford were at the meeting.
 PARK CITY LODGE,
 NO 5s. K. OF F.
 The regular due night was last eve ming at the Park City Lodge, No. 59, K of P. On the first of April the Lesson of Friendship will be pre- sented for the members and their fam dies. A short meeting will be held promptly at 7:30.
 ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERlNIANS
 The degree team of the Ancient Or der of Hibernians held a rehearsal last evening in preparation for the class initiation which will be held On March 29. About one hundred candi- dates will be made members at that time.
 PARK CITY LODGE,
 NO. 8, 644, GT. U. l. U. O f
 A regular meeting of the Park City Lodge, No S.644, G. U. I. O. o. F., was held last evening Grand Master James w Pugh of New Haven was present WOWOMPoM TRTBE
 NO. 40. I. o. R. M-
 At the meeting of Wowompom Tribe, NO. 40, I. o. R. M, last even ing, the entertainment committee re ported that a smoker will be held on March 25- Past Great Sachem El q. Buckingham, compensation cornmis- sioner, will give an address on the compensation act. Corn and venison will be served The tribe is arranging for a class initiation on April S. The Lawmakers will hold their monthly meeting after the tribal meeting of April 1 and the newly elected officers will preside. Those who were elected and installed were: Warren Howell, chief haymaker; Charles Poole, assist ant chief haymaker; James Oertle, overseer; Stephen J. White, collector of straws; Ernest Morris, assistant collector of straws William I1ouns- ! bury, keeper of bundles. It is expected that several ltrannpS will seek know ledge of making hay at the next ses- sion.
 wALDEMERE COUNCIL, NO. 6, o. U. A. M The first and second degree was worked on a class of four candidates at a meeting of the Wa1demere Coun- Gil, No G.. O. D. A. M, last night There will be IS from DanIbury, from NorwaIk, 6 from Stamford
 MAGMA cEEARTA LODGE. NO. 1ss. SONS OF ST GEORGE One candidate was initiated and one application received at a meeting of Magma Charta Lodge, No. 16S, s. of 5. ~ al 1i0tya ar75 2f he business meeting. .ADELPHIAN LODGE, NO. 80. I. Q. O. F. class of three candidates and two ap- plications were also received at a gathering of Adelphian Lodge, No 30, last night in the Odd Fellows hall. ,BELOIN CAMP, 9,395, M. w. OF A. The regular meeting of Beloin Camp, 9,395, M. w. of A. was held last Tues day evening. There were two new ap- p1ications. Two candidates were in itiated- A committee was appointed to give an entertainment in the near future.
 PARK CITY LODGE, N. B. o. P Park City Lodge, N. o. P... had an unusually large attendance at it's reg ular meeting last evening, there be- AA1S pI IOSCiil 1Aol OAily F4o1IO1S CT local and out of town lodges, but also Grand Secretary John J. Minnix, Grand Guide Charles Hine and Fred Pettengill, all of New Haven, the last named being also the district deputy grand warden for this lodge. One new application for membership was received and seven new members were initiated. This leaves five candidates l awaiting this ceremony with the lodge holding no more meetings this month. Arrangements have accordingly been made to bring them before the spe- cia1 meeting to be held by Seaview Lodge on March 30, when they will be initiated together with others from Ida, and Seaview Lodges. Interest ing remarks were made by the visitors l last night and Grand Vice Warden