The herald., 1895-01-16

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Edwards rendered selection, Little
Jack Horner, which added much to the
pleasure of the evening.
Miss Stevens programme included
the following:
neutrality-suspicious. Vein, schumann.
Barcaroile, Moszkowski,
Moment Gloiosa, Moszkowski.
Cradle Song Barili.
Rhapsodie Hongroiee, Liszt
Gavotte, Bach st. Saens.
Scherzo 10y r6quesG. Beethoven.
Elegic, Jessie Gaynor.
La Zingara, Chaminade.
NooLurne. Chopin.
Valse Caprice, Rubanstein.
Following is the personnel OF the
Choral society, all local talent: So
prano-Mrs. W. B. Olapp, Misc Flora
Bollinger, Mrs. 0. W. Stanton, Mrs. M.
E. Blew. Mrs. A. L. Brookwsy, Mrs.
Chicken, Mrs. M. A. Hall, Miss Helen
Forbes, Miss Irms Bunker, Mrs.. DR..
Whipple- Marsh, Mrs. Hester Griffith,
Mrs. George McLaughiin, Mrs. L. E.
Malona, Mrs. DR.. Parker, Miss Lizzie
Wagner, Miss Cora Clauser. Miss Annie
Grow, Miss Evelyn Martin, Miss Maud
Mott, Miss Ruth Coe, Miss Flora Jones,
Miss Maud Eyestone, Mics Flora Brown,
Miss B. Rankin.
Altos-Mrs. w. II. Forbes, Mrs. ]. S.
Turner. Miss M. ii. Brown, Mira. Alta
Y. Jones, Mrs. jesse Allen. Mrs. L. F.
Greeley. Mrs. L. E. Barnhart, Mrs. E.
NJ. Young, Madgs Darlington. Miss X.
Pollock, Miss s. A. Mutt, Mrs. Burt.
Tenors-E. F. Brown, DR.. W. D. Turn
or, George W. Dugget, Will Edwards,
Frank V. Pinney, DR.. A. Briggs, o. N.
Leach. DR.. 9. N. Briggs, Guy jackson,
B. +. Lud0en.
Baas-Prof. ]. H. Hose, George
Streble, Leon Brockway. Charley
Briggs, Or. j. T. Parker, J. V. Brooks.
w. q. Schneider, Elmer Chicken.
George Barr, Elmer Marsh, Bert Ed
wards. Harold Simpson, George W..
Darlington.
ANNUAL UNIvERSALIST MEETING.
The annual parish meeting of the
Universalist church was held last evens
ing, and in spite of the rain there was
good attendance of members. The ladies
OF the church brought lunch and sup
per was served in the vestry at 6 o'clock.
adding much to the pleasure of the oc-
caeion.
Later meeting of the board of truss
tees was collsd and reports received
from the various departments OF work,
Mr.. Howe acting as moderator and Mr..
Coffin as secretary.
Miss Kollock spoke briefly ON the
work of the year, which had been most
satisfactory in every respect. The
church had made substantial gain in
membership of over 200, bringing the
total list to almost 600, and prospects
were bright for continued growth and
prosperity.
Prof. George Conant reported on the
organ fund. giving the cost of the new
instrument at $3S75. and receipts from
the organ concert at $l44. 10.
Reports were received from Mr.. ]. @.
Cahill and DR.. T. s. Green OF the audit.
ing and finance committee, showing
most satisfactory condition of al.
fairs. The total indebtedness of the 30.
cisty was ahown to be only $500, less
than half what it was last year, and
lower than it has been since the crgani-
cation of the church. In the Sunday
school department o similar condition
OF affairs was shown. The average at
tendance for the year was 200. Owing
to the many new and active members
which have been received into the
church, and as the terms of several
members OF the trustees have sx-
PRED, il was decided that the sntire
board would resign and make a clean
sweep for the new year. Prof. O. H.
Reyes, one Of the mem bers of the re-
firing board, presented the designations.
A nominating committee was appointed
by the chair, copsiating of Miss Pike,
Mr.. Howley and Mr.. Coffin. The fol-
towing names were presented and elect
ed by unanimous vote, with the ex-
ception of Mr.. Oonant, who declined,
and Miss Pike was substituted in his
place. One year term, Mr.. Cahill. Mr..
Gaylard, Mr.. Foster. Two year. DR..
Green, Mr.. Hearns, Mr.. Conant. Three
years, Mrs. Stanton, Mrs. Wadsworth.
Mr.. Monroe. Prof. Conant was elected
chairman of the state exteneion work,
vice Mr.. Coffin, resigned. The city has
been divided into IL districts for the
purpose of extension work, and much
good ia hoped TO be accomplished under
this system.
NOTES.
A meeting of the o. E. s. will be held
in the Masonic hall Thursday evening.
Mr.. Mitchell of Chicago. and recently
of Riverside. has decided to pass the
winter in this city.
Mr.. w. ". StHaFt mas recently received
q letter from Florida, whore he has large
orange land holdings, stating that the
trees even are killed.
Seven vags were disposed OF by Re-
corder Rossiter this morning with asn-
fences of from 10 to 30 days each.
Miss Edith Gardner leaves tomorrow
for Chicago where she will continue her
musical study.
F. Heiss carried off the fret prize in
the regular monthly shoot of Company
B with score of Al.
Miss Graham's concert at Hotel Green
which was to have been given this even
ing has been postponed on account OF
the rain.
A very pleasant informal hop WAS held
at tho Carleton last evening and particle
pated in by guests and few outside
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