The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-09
The Holiday Festivities.

| The different celebrations and festivities
announced for the Holidays clme off accor-
uing to programme, with nothing to mar
the enjoyment of the participants.
First came the Fair and Supper at the
NJ. f. Church, for the ben,ft of the NJ.
+. Parsonage. Thorc was quite a crowd
in attendance all the time from Christmas
eve till late Christmas night The Court
House was beautifully decorated, the sales
tables we're arranged with taste, AMI every
thing calculated to tempt tn, fancy and
taste OF the beholler was arranged in its
most enticing form. The people in atten.
dance bought literally OF all varieties of ar
ticles. Warm meals--,f all the sub it,ntials
and Injuries Of the season were prepared in
the Jury room, AMI the hungry crowl re-
galed on Christmas,cve Christmas moan and
night. The affair closed on the night after
Christmas with a grand supperanl auction.
We understan that tho Church netteJ
over two hundred dollars.
The ancient order of. Free anI .A,cApted
Masons celebrated St. Johns dGy (Decem
'er 27th) with public Installation, AL.
dress and Supper. The installation cerc,
monies transpirsd IN the NJ. Il. Church,
at were con la;tcl by Csmplnion VIM.
VI. Cunningham, OF Newark, Ohio who
won z ,den opinions from the craft by his
pleasing address AMI skilIfiI orkMlnship.
The AL ires tor the o,;tsion WIS delivered
by Rev. ". B. Watkins Of pittsburg and
was one OF tue most eloquent and thrilling
productions it has ever been our pleasure to
hear. All who h,tcuci We're delighted both
with the matter an m1nner Of tn, address.
The NJ. i. Choir fm,ish,l mns, f., tho
occa ion. Tbs music, in keeping wit the
other performances, WI; granl AMI btaat.-
ful--choicc food f,r the heart.
After the address came the Supper at the
Cadiz House, prepared by that model land.
load, L. D. Rowley Words will not de-
scribe tho choice vianls prepared AL in
profusioa To b. appre,ilt,l it III ut hiyc
been enjoyed.
The following are tho officers i'll sta!led.--
In Harrison L,iss, NJ. 2l9, jams H.
ward, W. NJ; Henry G, Dallas, s. w;
Ezra Mcconnell, J, w; John II. Ml1uar,
S.. D.; John +. Bryant, j, d.; W, Fl.
Mccoy, Secretary; Joseph Hcalea, Treasu-
rer and Robert Wood, Tyler.
The following are IT, officers installed in
Cadiz Chapter, No. 90, Royal Arch Masons:
Israel Rankin, Fl. Psi. Btilles, k; Henry
Q. D HAS, s.; John II. M,nnsr, G. Of H..
Jacob Jarvis, r. A. e.; John +. Bryant,
w. II. McCoy ami jacob Pearco, Masters
Of the Wells; N. A. H.nn., Secretary; JOS.
lIeaea, Treasurer, AMI John d. Dunlap,
Guard.
Rev. Meloy delivered highly interesting
and we'll prepared lecture at the NJ. i
Church, on New Years eve Thue wa,
large audience, who were highly pleased
Alf Howard, the great violinist, gave an
entertainment At the Court House, New
Years night. 1t was great feast to lovers
of this kinl of music. "Alf" announces
that he will be in Clliz again in few
weeks.
During tho Holidays Santa Claus" an
"Kriss Kinkel' held high carnival in Har-
rison County, delighting the little ones -
and making theireyss sparkle with pleasure.
The number of stockings hung before the
fireplace, and the am ,unt of presents dis
tributed, delighting the heart of both giver
and receiver, made the holidays scene
humanizing and refreshing to all.