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MAINE TOW MS.
South Standlsh
PINE TREE COUNCIL NO. 6.

PINE TREE COUNCIL NO. q.
United Fellowship South Standish Jan. 3rd
Whereas God in his all-wise providence
has removed from us by death, sister Maria
NJ. Lane, be it therefore
RESOLVED that in her death this Council has lost
a worthy member and respected friend that we
deeply depore her death and shall sadly miss her
from onr Circle.
Resolved, that the members of this Council
extend to the afflicted family of our deceased
sister our heartfelt sympathy In their deep aflic-
tion and commend them TO Him who alone can
so0th their wounded hearts.
Resolved, that a copy Of these Resolutions be
sent to the family aud they be Inserted in the
cortland PRESS and Argus. and page in our
Records be inscribed to her memory.
L. G. HARMON. ! Committee
H HATTIE T II nh; Resolutions.
Bonny Eagle Lodge, No. 50. A. o. U. W.,
have elected the following officers for the en-
suing term:
M. w-O. S. Sanborn.
I'm. ii sawyer.
Cd. l.. Warren.
Financier-W. d. Libby.
Receiver. s. Davis.
l. VIII. W. johnson.
o. VIII. G. Redlon.
The lodge will observe its second anniver.
sary on Saturday evening, January 18th.
The exercises on that occasion will consist
of installation of officers and supper, fol-
lowed by entertainment consisting of vocal
and instrumental music, Rotations. select
readings, etc.
The following officers of Charles A.Warren
Post, No. ~, Department of the G. A. r,
were publicly installed at Grand Army Hall,
South Standish, on Saturday evening, Janu-
airy 4th, by Past Commander o. S. SanbOrp,
assisted by Past Commander ID. l.. Warren
as Officer of the Day:
Commanders. Fl. Dresser.
5. V. Commander-C. III. Manson.
Nv, Commander-G. b. Poindexter.
Surgeon-J. II. Towle.
Chapain-A. Baker
quar- ermaster-N. T. Mason.
Oficer Of the Day-E II. Nor on.
Officer of the Guard-C. +: Sawyer.
Sergeant Major-W. ID. Libby.
Quartermaster Sergeant-E. Il. Hopkinson.
CommanderDresserh having appointed Past
Commander 0. S. Sanborn as his Adjutant,
he was duly installed by Past Commander
w; L; Dickey, of Larry Post, No. 81. of So.
Windham.
The officers of Abbott Camp, No. 10, Di-
publicly installed, but the ceremony was ne
cessarily postponed in consequence of the
nun-appearance of the installing officer.
At the close of the ceremonies of installa-
tion. the members of the post and camp,
with their families and friends to the num-
Der of about two hundred, repaired to the
lower hall. where "rations," provided by the
ladies of the members of the post and camp,
and comprising a full line of commissary
stores, from baked beans and brown bread
and coffee to fruit cake and mince pies, were
bountifully served by few of the ladies of
the comrades. under the direction of Com
rade E. p. Dow, acting commissary sergeant,
ably assisted by Comrade A. P. Martin and
others. The replenishing of "canteens and
haversacks," which was evidently accom-
plished with good degree of satisfaction,
was followed by literary exercises consisting
of instrumental and vocal music and recita-
tions, under the management of the enter
tainment committee of the post, consisting
of Comrades l.. G. Harmon and G. b. POin-
dexter and Past Commander 81. w. Sturgis.
The entire exercises of the evening seemed
with an evident determination to come again
If invited, retired at late hour to their re-
snectiye nlaces of ahnda and cit was nniet