The herald., 1895-12-04

AIDE will be grand success. The COM
mittees are anxious that all who are to
enter come forward at once aud list their
entries with the secretary, tnat they may
be assigned to the proper class and all
arrangements perfected MS rapidly Ss pos
siblc.
COMPANY b BUSINESS.
Company j held an interesting business
meeting last evening, in which IA mum Der
of matters were discussed pertaining to the
part the company Will tage in several
coming events. The question OF taking
part in the Rose tournament has already
been discussed and the club decided to
enter. A committee appointed to arrange
for float or some representation of the
com pany in the parade as follows Ser
eeant GarlicK, Privates Thrall and Young.
No doubt the boys will make very
creditable showing, as they always do.
Ralph Capp, Ralph Lewis, Alton
Thayer, Mcssrs. Hampton. Pearson and
Pascoe were admitted to membership,
and tn il applications passed upon
Discussion was held on the nature
of the celebration which should he
made on the sd OF December. which will
be the sixth anniversary of the organiza-
ton OF the company. A COMMITTEES was
appointed to arrange the festivities, of
which Lieutenant Collingwood was made
chairman.
A committee was appointed to MAKE
arrangements tor the next competitive
drill as follows: Sergeant Garlick, Lieu
tenants Lippencott and keeHe.
BREVITlES.
The first public sucial of the woman's
branch of the American Protective AS
ISOLATION was held last:evcning at Knights
OF Pythias hall, the attendance being
lor ho avonipO plao sanity
spent. First there was an entertaining
program, consistig of a duet by Messrs.
Hamil and Godber and another by
Messrs. Strebel ana Wilson. after which
there were recitations by Miss Morse and
and speeches by J. NJ. Glass and TillmaD
Hobson ana Mrs. Gilman, president of
the W. A. Z. A. Refreshments were
served, after which the evening was
spent i'll social conversation.
AT special meeting of the pastors and
active workers of the various churches
Of the NJ. i. church last evening, a COM
mittee previously appointed made their
report concerning the cottage prayer
meetings" proposed to be carried on in
the city. Sixty meetings have been
made and a series of special cottage
prayer meetings IL one or more OF the
homes in each of the districts will be held
meeting on December 10th, in which all
Christian people are asked to unite. Each
district will be under special leader ana
the meetings will continue till the week
OF prayer in January, when the churches
will unite in q w,ek of prayer.
the horse belonging to D. l.. Malona
ran away with him yesterday. throwing
Mr.. MalOna out of the veh ice, backwards.
SO hard as to break the gentleman col
lar bone and otherwise injurs hin. The
horse continued running and finally
kicked the buggy to pieces.
An en- ioyable evening was spent at
cards last evening at Miss Stoutenburgh'
by Il number OF her fieuds. In addition
to games, refreshments were served. Miss
Stoutenburgh sang and there were piano
solos by Mrs. Alice y. Vail.
About dozen mem bcrs of the Humane
society met in Benjamin Hahn's Office
yesterday afternoon, and owing TO tho
smallness OF the mum Der the date for
election of officers was postponed until
next Monoav afternoon.
The recently organized Study club met
last evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. :. Wallace. The object of the
society is the study OF travel and English
history and literature, and the member
sh n is now sixteen. the limit being