The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-12-20

Organ offertory-Pastoral Sympho-
 ny (The Messiah) ............H Handel Anthem-Sing o Heavens. ...................... Beftnold louts Organ postlude-Gloria from Twelfth
 Mass ..............,....,.. MOAdtL
 Evening. Organ Prelude-Offertoire St. Cecelia
 ...................... Batlste Anthem-All My Heart This Night
 ReJoices. ................,...... Sealy Anthem-Emmanuel ............ Rogers Organ offertory-Chant Seraphique
 ........................ Guilmant Anthem-Christ is Born in Bethlehem
 ...................... B. West Organ postlude-Laus Deo.. Dubois
 Leonard B. Bishop has resigned the position of treasurer of the water fund, to which he was elected at the borough election, and G. G. Thomson has been appointed to the position.
 Chief Engineer McCune and Assist ants Gardner and Ross have recom- mended to the board of burgesses that the Hubbard Hose company be disband- ed and reorganiZed with new members who reside nearer the hose house than the present members. The reason giV- en is that the present members reside too far away to be of good service in case of fire. There is no reflection cast upon any of the members as to their capability-only the distance from the hose house where they reside.
 At a recent special meeting of the A the fourteenth consecutive year was extended to Rev. Henry Stone as pas tor of the church.
 Mrs. Henry Reinhold was before Judge Judd yesterday morning, charg- ed with intoxication. She was fined $3 and $7.13 costs. As there was no mon ey in sight to pay up the prisoner was taken to jail by Patrolman White.
 J. Joseph Myers is home from the University of Pennsylvania.
 Mrs. J. l.. Scott left yesterday for Everett, Mass. to reside with her son, J. Alvin Scott.
 w. M. Casey's dancing class will give a reception In Judd's Hall New Years eve.
 The stores are now opened every evening and will continue until after the holidays.
 The board of managers will hold a meeting at the Masonic home this morning.
 The schools in the Central district will close next Wednesday. for the Christmas holidays.
 The elective officers of the grange are as follows:
 Master-George w. Harrison.
 Overseer-F. s. Wizard.
 Lecturer-Mrs. R. H. Stone.
 Steward-George H. Bronson.
 Assistant steward-D. F. Pardee.
 Chapain-z-A. D. Mclean.
 Treasurer-Joel R. Hough. Secretary-Flora E. Hough.
 Gatekeeper-D. w. Ives. Pomona-Mrs. George w. Harrison. Flora-Mss Henrietta l.. Butler. Ceres-Mrs. George H. Bronson.
 Lady assistant steward-Mrs. D. E. Pardee.
 Member of executive committee. Joel A. Allen. Chorister-Frank Hill. Organist-Mrs. C. o. Young.
 Persons interested in the Red Men are requested to meet at Odd Fellows hall next Monday evening at 7:30 at which time the charter list will be open. The officers who will fill the elective of- fees of Owenoco tribe will be the fol- lowing:
 Prophet-Richard Talbot. Sachem-George Talbot. 1 Senior agamore-Charles Johnson, Junior sagamore-E. l.. Weld. Chief of records and collector of l wampum-H. I. Lee. 1 Keeper of wampuh-James N. Platt. | Captain James Cox, of this town, has been granted pension of $30 month Captain Cox served as private in a New York regiment and was promoted i to captains rank for bravery on the field in rescuing the rcgimental colors during a heated engagement after the enemy had almost got possession of the 1 flags The pension comes in good play now, as the old veteran is in a condi- tion to appreciate it.