New Britain herald., 1915-07-26
FRATERNAL NEWS
Y M. IT.. A. &. B. Society.

Reports from the excursion and fatr. committees of the Y. M. T. A. & B., society were read at. the meeting held yesterday morning. Routine business was transacted and applications were received from three applicants for membership. The Tierney Cadets reported the gain of s11 in the fund during the season. The organization has equipment valued at $225 on hand ..
 An important summons meeting will be held Thursday evening to take action on the withdrawal from the c. T. A. U. on account of the dila-. tory methods employed by the state organization in not awarding the ball- ner won by the society at a fled day, held last September, despite the fact that several demands have been madaa on the organizations officers. If the local society should vote to with draw, 1t will mean a serious loss to the c. T. A. U. as the local society IS the largest member of that body, and has taken an active interest in making it a success.
 Chamberlain Council, No. ?, Jr. 0. IT.
 A. M.
 At regular meeting held last Sat- urday evening. one candidate was duly obligated. fOnNlast Friday evening a, delegation of members made a, visit to Lilley council in Hartford and fonr candidates from here were duly in itiated by the Hartford degree team On Saturday afternoon of this week an outing will be held at Cooks Grove. Sports of all kinds will be held and plenty of refreshments will be served. The committee has made arrange ments to serve a large crowd and 1t is hoped that every member will make a special effort to attend. Members and their friends who are going are to take the West Main street car and get of at Whites crossing.
 Bartenders Install Officers.
 An important meeting of the Barr tenders union was held yesterday af- ternoon in Eagles hall. and officers were installed. Michael Daley of Bris- tol was n charge of the exercises. The new officers are Presid ent Patrick H. Corbett; recording secretary, M T. kerWin; financial secretary, Charles Mailer; vice-president, Jack Leonard. The election of officers was necessi- tated by the retirement of President James E.S OsBrien, who has entered Into business for himself. At the close or the meeting an entertainment was neld at Which songs were rendered by X Jim Mccarthy, Jimmy Murphy, Char lie Maier and Jack Leonard 4 bountiful turkey dinner was prepared by the social committee Jimmy Cay- anaugh and Bill Brown. The meet- ing was largely attended
 Hira Temple. No. 90, D. o. K. K. '
 The outing committee for August 2S will meet tomorrow evening in the ladies parlor in Vega hall A full at tendance is desired as matters of im-. portance will come up for action. The tickets have been distributed among n.en1l.ers Of the committee, and can be purchased by all Dokeys and Knights of Pythias.
 w. l.. Morgan Lodge, No. 71, K. of P.
 The regular weekly session of the lodge will be called promptly at g. o'clock tomorrow evening, as the en- tertainment committeee is arranging to hold watermelon cut at the close Of the meeting, to which all members are invited
 The matter of the summer outing will be discussed and a definite date arranged for same A full attendance is desired.
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 St. Elmo Lodge, K. of F.
 St. Elmo lodge K. of F., will hold an important meeting on Wednesday,, evening, July 28 to rnni1o arrange inents for an outing to be held in the near future. All members are. asked