Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-01-18

Mills, on Saturday, the 25th of December,
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: c. II. Knott, Master; T. T.
billiard, OVersser; Emanuel S.aley, Lecturer;
J. l.. Hoffman, Secretary; Geo. w. MOer,
Treasurer; Geo. ". Osbourn, Steward Ja>
cob Osbourn, A Steward Geo. s. Knott,
Chaplain; A P. Riuehart, Gatekeeper; Mrs.
NJ. V. Moler, Ceres; Miss Bette KoontE,
Pomona Miss Dee staley, Flora Mrs. Sue
Kuott, S;sWardess.
At a'msetins of Halltown Grange, 81. or
Saturday week, the following officers were in
stalled for the year l876:-Wm. j. Moler,
Master; CAPT. Jacob II. Eugle, Oversesr
Capt. John g. Cockrell, Chaplin; VIM. An
dcrson, Lecturer; John ". S,hatfsr. Steward;
Geo. W. Colbert. A. -steWard; ]. ". Rider.
Treasurer; NJ G. strider, Secretary; wm.
Eugle, GatskeSper Mrs. Annie SdRafsr.
Ceres; Miss Jennie OFT, Pomona Miss
Alice Eugle, Flora; Miss sallis Butler,
Stewardess.
Alta meeting of Elk Branch Grange. No.
IL, P. of H., on the 9Th instant, the follow,
.
James B. McGary, Master ]. n. Kephart,
Overseer; VIM. Burr, Lecturer Jacob Sny-
der, Steward I'D, Notary, A. Steward !;
Thos. Wintermyer, Chaplain J. A Link,
Treasurer; Adam Link, Secretary; n T.
Snyder. GaseE per- Mrs. "A. O BlaoEford.
Flora; Mrs. L. ,. Daniels. Pomona Miss
Emm. McGsry, Eeres; Mrs Amanda Link.
Stewardess.
At regular meeting of Pl osuix Division.
No. ID, Sous of Temperante, DuHields, the
following were elected Officers for the eusting
quarter :-Thos. ]. Link, W P; C. II
Blackford, W. A ]. NJ. Maddox, f. s. {;
J. W. Burr, A. R. s; H. L. Simpson, F. s;
JnO. a. Link, T.; D. G. Aolsr, c.; J. w.
Ronemous, A. C. Z: N, Snyder, I. s.. /; ].
Albert Link, o. s.; T. ~ Wiptsrwoysr,
Chap.
The Mechanics Silver Corue. Band, on
Friday night, the 7th Instant, elected the fol-
lowing officers for the present year, viz: Pres
ident, W. j. Conklyn; Secretary and Trea-
surer, C. Mason Hough; Leader. Lawrence
A. Osburn.
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