The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-22

the grand officers of the state assembly have been invited.
 The work of electing officers for the coming year was continued by many of the lodges last evening" In Wooster lodge, Masons. those elected were: Worshipful master, Joseph F. Elan nery; senior warden, William Merrill; junior warden, George F. Gillette; treasurer, Charles F. Root; secretary, William II. Spock. The installation or the new officers will take place on next Wednesday evening.
 Winthrop castle No. 10, K. G. E., elected the following: Past chief, k. w. Kirck; noble chief, George Short; vice chief, Edward s. Hull; high priest, c. R. Vebber; venerable hermit, w. Hemp stead; J. o. ", c. w. Ross; c. o. V,, M' $. Wadhams; M. of R., w. M. Wad- hams; sir herald, R. E. Winney; trus- tee, R. w. Kirck; representative, M. 5. Wadhams. At last evenings meeting the castle voted to install officers on the evening of January 4, when a ban quet will be given, to which all sister castles are cordially invited.
 Beacon lodge No. 69, N. D. O. F., elected officers as follows: Warden, James F. Ritchie; past warden, C.. h. Harris; vice warden, James A. Mc- Leod; secretary George Wallace; finan- cial secretary, Waldo J. Gates; treas urer, George N. Andrew; chaplain, Hannah M Perkins; guide, Carl O. Carlson; guardian, Harry Santry; sen tinel Charles E. Brainard; trustee for three years, James Johnston. The ottl- cers will be installed by Deputy Charles T. Jones at the first meeting in Janu- ary.
 Court Guiding Star No. 19, Foresters of America, chose the following otfi- cers: Chief ranger, P. J. Cosgrove; sup- chief ranger, Thomas Clark; recording secretary, James Kelly; financial secre- tary, Jerome Loftus; treasurer, James Fitzgerald; physician, pr. Slattery The installation of officers will take nesday in January.
 City lodge No. 36, I. o. o. F., worked the second degree on four candidates last evening.
 Sterling lodge No. 46, A. O. U. w., elected the following officers: Past mas ter workman, Daniel J. Allen; master workman, Eugene Cartier; foreman, Thomas McCluskey; overseer, Thomas N. Gierding; recorder, Robert Shearer; receiver, Leonard D. Harrison; finan- cier, Samuel Goodman; guide, Charles E. Lowell; I. w., Max G. Hires; O. w., John F. Coogan; representative. Thom- as T. Welles; alternate, Daniel J. Allen; trustee for three years, Daniel J. Allen. An illustrated lecture entitled Eighty Minutes in the Heavens" was given by w. o. Staples last evening in Pioneer hall, Odd Fellows building, under the auspices of the councils of O. U. A. M. The lecture was highly interesting and was greatly appreciated by the mem bers who attended.
 Deborah lodge No. 14, I. o. O. F., held it's regular fortnightly meeting last eve ming.
 Rock castle No. 8, K G. E., will elect officers for the coming year at it's rooms in Red Mems hall tomorrow (Friday) evening.
 Camp No. 1, Independent Order of True Americans, held it's semi annual election of officers last evening, which resulted as follows. Past president-Mrs. Frances Will Hams.
 President-Mrs. Lucy Smith. Assistant president-C. M. Manning. Vice president-Mrs. Esther Schuess- | Ter.
 Assistant vice president-Mrs. s. Jl | Wadhams.
 Chaplain-Mrs Emma Paul. | Lecturer-Marcus Bassett. Condpntnr-Mrs q Duff 1 Assistant conductor-Mrs. Phelps.
 Recording secretary-Mrs. Victoria Davis.
 Assistant recording secretary-Mrs. i c. A. Scott.
 Financial secretary-Lucius Norton.
 Treasurer-Mrs Hattie Young. l Guard-Mrs. Mary Adams.
 Trustee-Mrs. 2. A. Duff.
 The exercises of the occasion were in- l terspersed with speeches and singing.