Installation Of Officers Of I. O. G. T.

At a regular meeting 01 the 1. O. G. T., No. 320, íeld May (ith, the following officers woro duly nstaüüd by James Q. Pbice, Grand Lodg 3eputy : J. Sprague, W. C. T. Miss Lina Brown, W. V. T. F. M. Chase, W. S. K. Arksey. W. T. C. D. Goodrich, W. M. T. L. Hcivitt, W. I. G. G. H. Francia, W. O. G. Miss Belle Kellogg, E. H. f. lÚat Jcssie Woodruff, L. H. S. James M. Colé, W. C. Mis P. M. NoI.ír, W. A. S. H. C. Sellick, W. F. S. Miss Clara Woodruff, W. D. M. Tlio Lodge meets overy Tuesday erening at 7:30 o'clock, at Good Templara Hall, has an active cm-[n oí working inemljers, and is at present iu a prosperous eonclition. F. M. Chase, Sec'y. The committes designated by Hon. Henbt to examine candidates for the appointmenfc of Cadet Mids'nipinan met at the Goodyear House, Manchester, ou Thursday of last week, and discharged the duty deTolfwi upon tïiom. Fourteen applicants presented theniselves for exaniiuation, federal of whom wore from this city and vicmity. Tie boys all did themselves credit, but after weighing and measuring the diffcreuce the committee racommonded Fiïaxk D. Mead, of the toivn of Aun Arbor. vho wm aceordingfy nppointed by Mr. Wald?.ox. He roceived the official notification on Saturday evemng last, with instructions. - FfiANK is the son of ex-Sheriff Jon.v C. Mead, s a pupil iu the High School of this city, unior class, and reputed a gooi scholar with esablished habifs of industrj1 and a record for loaor atid Intogrity to be proud of. He is 17 ears o!d, teolcs tho appointinent of his own moion, nnrl will not do discreditto the position asigned him. Succesa to hini.