The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09
FRATERNAL NEWS

G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans.
 There was joint installation of officers of Elias Howe Post, G. A. R. and Franklin Bartlett Camp, Sons of Veterans. last night.
 The state commander and staff of the G. A. R. department will pay visit to Elias Howe post, at 925 Main street, on January 15.
 Those installed were: For Elias Howe post; Commander, James w. Davis; senior vice commander Geo. Sanger; junior vice commander, H. F. Rugg; chaplain, MT. Scarritt; quartermaster, H. Seeley; surgeon, J. H. Coggswel1; officer of the day, Jos eph Tyler; officer of the guard, B. 5. Murphy; adjutant, W. M. Barnum; sergeant major, A. F. Fargo; quar- termaster sergeant and patriotic in- structor, MT. Abbott.
 Sons of Veterans: Commander Walter c. Hall; senior vice com mander F. A. Roswell, junior vice commander, F. w. Hawkins; secre- tary, w. L. Reyes; treasurer, Walter G. Moore; camp council, Charles N. Stevens, Charles Munich and B. D. Reyes; outside guard, B. c. Demmon; inside guard, A. B. Byrnes; patriotic instructor, Judge Patrick Kane; guide Charles T. Curtis; chaplain A. R. Holbrook.
 Woodmen of the World. Park City camp, Woodmen of the World, installed the newly elected of- f1cers at a meeting last night in Magma Charta hall, 176 Fairfield ave- | nue. Those installed were: Council l commander, Thomas Daly; adviser | lieutenant, Clarence B. Fargo; banker. 1 Terrence J. Doran; Clerk, J. R. 1 Beecher; manager for three years l William Gully; manager for one year James J. Shanley; physician, Dr. Ed ward Dupee.
 Court Nathaniel Wheeler. l New bylaws of Court Nathanie, Wheeler, Foresters Of America. show l ing an increase in dues to meet after i the-war conditions, an increase ir 1 funeral benefit; and a reduction ir which member remains in good standing when in arrears in dues, are in the mails and will reach member. l today.
 Knights of Columbus. 1 The degree team of Park City council, Knights of Columbus, work ed the first and second degrees on Fl candidates at a meeting last night il l the club house.
 Two hundred candidates will re ceive the third degree at o'clocl sunday afternoon in Colonial bal l room. The New Haven degree tean l will work the degree
 Corinthian Lodge, F. and A. M Corinthian lodge, F. and A. M, vii work the entered apprentice degre, at a stated communication next Tues
 day night, in Masonic Temple. Tn
 communication will start at 7:3 o'clock.
 Court Roma, Foresters of America. l Santo1o tDAndrea, formerly of Wa terbury, was installed as chief range of Court Roma, Foresters of America at a meeting last night at 62 Cannon street Other officers installed b. Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Ernes Soda were: Past chief ranger, Bia Ig1gagio Cioffaro; sub-chief ranger, A Marsiglia; financial secretary, Gia lcomo Caserta; recording secretary jRaffaelo Lattanzio; treasurer, Angel lVeneruso; senior woodward, Antoni lManna; junior woodward, Michel lCaserta; lecturer, Giuseppe Totoro trustee, Giuseppe Della Fontana.
 Past chief Ranger Cioffaro thankey the court for the cooperation ex tended to him during 1919. Chic Ranger D'Andrea, in assuming his ne1
 position, told the members that h would fulfill his duties to the letter. Chief Ranger D'Andrea served a chief ranger of Court Giuseppe Ver6 of Waterbury for 12 consecutive term:
 Old Guard Club. John W. Johnson was selected pres
 ident of the Old Guard club compose of former national guardsmen, at
 special meeting last night in the room