Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-22
GRACE Hosp1rAL SOCIETY.

The Society IncorP oraseA, Directors Chosen and Officers Elected at she Elliott House Yesterday Afternoon.
 A meeting of those interested in the estab- lishment of the new Grace hospital was held at the Elliott House yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Grace Hospital society was formally incorporated. The charter granted by the last legislature was accepted and constitution was adopted. Sixteen directors were then chosen, four to hold office for one year, four for two years, four for three years and four for fsur years. The gentle men elected were Joel A. Sperry, E. s. Greeley, E. E. Bradley, H. J. Morton, W. c. Robinson, J. E. TwitOhell, Frank H. Hooker, H. T. Peck, Charles G. Kimberly, s. B. shoninger. Paul o. skiff, B. H.. Cheney, W. Fl. Sage, 0. B. Adams, M. F. Linquist, E. J. Walker.
 The society meeting was adjourned to De- eember 16, and at a meeting of the directors held directly after the following officers of the society were elected: President, Joel A. Sperry; vice president, General E.. s. Greeley; secretary, General E. E. Bradley; treasurer, H. G. Morton. The officers will also hold their next meeting on Decem- Der 16.
 It will be remembered that the legislature voted to give the Grace hospital society $2O,- 900, provided the society raised like amount. Subscriptions for this will soon be opened and the directors are confident that the required amount will be raised before the two years' limit is reached.
 FIVE FINGERS CUT OFF. Frank HilI, Foreman of F. 0. Can-
 non's Lamp Shop, Meets With a Bad
 Accident.
 Frank Hill, foreman of F. 0. Cannon's Lamp shop, in the rear of 0. Cowles and company's factory on Orange street, met with bad accident yesterday. Three fin gers of his left hand and two of his right were completely severed by large power press. The accident was an extremely pain- full one. Dr. F. H. Whittemore was called and dressed the wounded hands.
 ASCENSION CHURCH FAIR. A Pretty Scene at the Atheneum-Last
 Nights Entertainment.
 Yesterday afternoon and evening were gay ones at the Atheneum. The ladies of the Parish Aid society of the Church of the Ascension had filled the hall with pretty booths, decorations and every kind of adorn- ment that they could think of. The crowds who visited the place wers unanimous in their admiration of the pretty scene. Last evening the following programme was rem dered:
 Champaign Melodies". ......... .Ferazz Hotons orchestra. Cradle Songs of the Nations:
 1. German. ......... Miss Louise Daniker. 2. Japanese. Miss Martha H. Wurts. B. Spanish. .......... Miss Jennie Thomas. 4 Irish. .............. Miss Cora Roberts. B. Italian ........... Miss Martha H. Wurts. G. American Indian. Miss Bushnell. 7 Scotch ............. Miss Madge Roberts. g. American. Overture Grotesque" Schlepegrel Holton's orchestra. Ye Olden Singing School.
 Conducted by MT. W. H. Miner. Auld Lang Syne. Lenox. Cousin Jededial."- Chorus "when George the Sd was King" MT. Ellsworth. America. "John Brown" Anvil chorus Life e Dream" Waltz. .Zyckoff
 Orchestra.
 March.......... ....... .OrcheStra
 The event was a most successful one, and the ladies report that their finances were gratifyingly bettered.