The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-13

| hhahcioiiy, UcoiucS inCIcdSiuB ITO uonuci-
ship quite largely.
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL.
At a meeting of the First Baptist Sun
day school, held at the Arm0ry Sunday,
Dec. 8, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Superintendent. w. Simmons.
Assistant Supt-Anna Hurrell.
Secretary-.Jessie Mcdonald.
Treasurer-Cora Ball.
Librarian-Chas. Rhodes.
| Organist-Hattie Hunt.
Chorister--H. A. Wickham.
Supt. of Infant Dept.-Adah Curliss.
SONS OF VETERANS.
Camp No. 30, of the Sons of Veterans
| elected the following officers Monday even
ing:
Captain-John Gayer.
First Lieutenant-A. j. King.
Second Lieutenant-W. B. Carl,
First Sergeant--L. j. Brewer.
Quartermaster Sergeant. F. Race.
Sergeant of the Guard-C. 1. Schenck.
Camp Guard-U. s. Race.
Chaplain-B. Densmore.
Camp Council-C. l. Schenck, II. 81.
Trask, u. S. Race.
Delegate to State Encampment-C. l.
Schenck; alternate, II. Fl. Trask.
w.R.C.
The following are the officers elected by
the Women's Relief Corps on Wednesday:
Pres.-Mrs. Alice Gilbert.
S. V. Pres.-Mrs. Matilda Boyce.
j. V. Pres.-Mrs. Fannie Sanderson.
Treas Mrs. Nettie Whited.
Chap.-Nrs. Helen Hobart.
Con. Mrs. Harriet Perkins.
Guard-Mrs. Louisa Barnum.
LIST delegate to Dept Conyention-Mr
Hannah Mason.
I'd delegate to Dept onvention-Miss
Myrtle Mason
Alternates-Mrs. Mary Lapham and Mrs.
Sarah Mackey.
DEGREE OF HONOR, A. o. U. W.
Minerva lodge, Degree of Honor, elected
the following officers Tuesday evening:
Past Chief of Honor-Mrs. Jennie Ding
man.
G. of H.-Mrs. Grace Cole.
l.. of H.-Mrs. Elvira Moss.
Q. of C.-Mrs. Eliza Douglass.
Recorder-Mrs. Clara Duff.
Financier-Mrs. Alma Cole.
Receiver-Mrs. Francis Rood.
Usher-Mrs. Nettie Dwight.
Inside Watch-Mrs. Mary Cheal.
Outside Watch-Mrs. Sarah Youngs.
Delegate to Grand Lodge-Mrs. Jennie |
Dingman; alternate, Mrs. Harriet Galusha.
Trustee for three years, Mrs. Harriet |
Galusha.
THE OwossO SAVINGS BANK.
The annual meeting of the Owosso Saw
ings Bank was held on Tuesday, with 642
shares of stock represented. The directors
elected by practically unanimous vote are:
Chas. w. Gale, G. S. Williams, G. E. Rig
ley, A. d. Whipple, Geo. T. Mason, w. A.
Woodland, 4. A. Gould. The board re-
elected the old officers:
President-C. S. Williams.
Vice President-C. r. Rigley.
Cashier-A. ID. Whipple.
Asst. Cashier. G. Van Camp.
In the evening Pres. Williams entertained
he directors, officers and employees of the
bank at his residence. The report for the !
rear will be very satisfactory to the stock
holders.
COURT owosso NO. $50, I.oF.
p. @. r. M. L. Parker.
@. r.. Fred A. Benstadt.
V. @. R.-A. X. Malcomson.
Rec. Sec.-Geo Jenkins.
Fin. Sec.-C. A. Durham.
Treas.-John Walsh.
Chap.-G. Mclean.
@. W.-Frank Chapman.
J. WIN. Herner.
s. B.-Harry Cline.
j. B.-Otto Schultz.
G. D.-A. Willoughby.
Trustees-A. l.. Arnold. J. II. Robbins.
Delegate to high court to be held at
lansing in February-M. l.. Parker.
The entertainment at the Foresters' hall on
Wednesday evening, consisting of musical
nd literary program, and banquet largely
Exceeded the expectations of Its projectors.
he music was furnished by the Beehler
'ros'. band. Only Foresters and their
antilles were admitted, of whom there were
80 present The tables we're heavily load
4 with the contributions OF the members,
efficient to have fed hungry regiment.
Iany more would have been present but
,r the inclemency of the weather. A few
! the more exuberant INDUCED 10 tripping
little of the light fantastic. All voted 1t
le most enjoyable occasion they had ever
Nd. 1t lasted until midnight. liz