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THE BEE FLORENCE B. BEATTIE CHAPTER 0. E. S. AND VANHEUVELLODGEF.ANDA.M. INSTALL OFFICERS. At a stated meeting of Florence B. Beattie Chapter on Tuesday Evening, Jan. 1st, Van Heuvel Lodge and Florence B. Beattie Chapter held a joint installation of officers. Bro. W. B. Hutchinson W. P. Patron acting as installing officer with Sister Lorena Mayne W. P. Matron Marshall and Bro. Ivan Wheater assistant marshall installed the following officers in the Chapter. Eva Gray Worthy Matron James Bell Worthy Patron, Carrie Fleetham associate Matron, Jennie Cook Treasurer, Lura Snyder Secre- tary, Fannie Dollar Conductress, Iva Coons assosiate Conductress, Inez Tann Chaplain, Vina Todd Marshall, Hattie Ducett Historian, Lucy Carr Organist, Deborah Har- grave Adah, Lida Bell Ruth, Sarah Smithers Ester, Mary Brecketiridge Martha, Minnie Hurlbut Electa, Margaret Creighton, Sarah Havens and Ivan Wheater, Trustees. Carlos Blood in a few well chosen words presented to the retiring Worthy Matron, a beautiful pie casserole with aluminum pie plate and silver pie knife, a gift from the Chapter. The following officers of Van Heuvel Lodge F. & A. M. were installed by Pact Master Carlos Blood assisted by Past Master Walter Millard, W. M. Charles Hutchinson, S. W. Henry G. Mayne J. W. Frank Breckenridge, S. D. W. B. Hutchinson, J. D. Frank Creighton, Treasurer F. L. White, Secretary O. J. Best, Chaplain Rev. C. E. Hastings, S. M. of C. Thomas Rabey, J. M. of C. James Bell, tiler Edward Tann. At the close of the work, a delicious banquet was served by the Master Masons. FISHCREEK ROAD Everybody seems to be busy gett ing up their wood. Miss Eva Morris returned home Friday night after spending a few days with her cousin Mildred Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Dorwin Gilson and Grace Overacker spent New Years at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Morris. Fred Morris spent Monday in Heuvelton. Sherman Perry is gaining slowly. Marion Rowland returned to school, Monday, after a two weeks vacation. The Red Cross met with Mrs. C. E. Giffin Jan. 8th. They have a lot of work on hand tc do. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES Services at the first Presbyterian church Heuvelton, Jan. 13, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school following the morning ser- vice. Services' at. Flackville Presby- terian chuch 2 p. m. Rev. Mr Langford will be in charge of both pulpits. Laymen's League meats at M. E. church Tuesday evening Jan. 16 All who fail to attend,! ttjese meet- ings are missing a great pleasure. Try it Tuesday evening and see for yourself. M. E. CHURCH NOTES. On next Sunday morning the Pastor will preach the second ser- mon in series on \Some Theories of Life,\ subject, \The Fatalistic Theory.\ The Sunday School will meet at the close of the morning service. In the evening the Pastor will preach, subject; ''Where dwellest Thou.\ AH the^se services will be very interesting. Special music. ' The Men's League will meet in the church on Tuesday hi'ght, ' ail men of Heuvelton should attend these services. Prayer meeting on Wednesday night at the home of F. J.. Ducett on State Street. Junior Choir in charge of the singing. SHAREHOLDERS MEETING At the annual meeting of the shareholders of the First National Bank held Jan. 8th, the following Directors were elected: W. H. McCadam R. D. Orr E. H. Fletcher Frank Morrison C. S. Blood . F. L. White C. E. Giffin Following the shareholders meet- ing the Directors met and elected the following officers: W. H. McCadam Pres. E. H. Fletcher V. Pres. F. L. White Cash. F. B. Wood Asst. Cash. N. R. Smith Book-keeper R. L. Mayne is suffering from an attack of neuralgia in his face. Floyd Breckenridge arrived home Monday from New York City, to spend the balence of the winter here. He says it is terriable cold in the city, owing to the scarcity of fuel. Charles Thraves is suffering from a severe scald on his ankle, receiv- ed at the milk station. St. Lawrence Co. Savings Bank No. 79 State Street, OGDENSBURG, N. Y. ONE DOLLAK OPENS AN ACCOUNT. Savings Banks in New York are the safest places for your money in the United States. We pay interest compounded twice a year at highest rates consistent with safe banking. Remember our Name and Street. . Correspondence solicited. ANDREW IRVING, President. JAMES E. KELLY, Treasurer. EDENTON Jan. 9-—Mr. and. Mrs. Harley Washburn are visiting their daugh- ter, Mrs. Ralph .Fishbeck, of this place. Sherman Perry is a little better at this writing. Miss Nina Ward and Nila Ward also Bernice Fieldson visited Miss Eva Fieldson, Sunday. Allen Widrick called'on Sam Fieldson, Sunday. Lewis Perry called'on his brother Sherman, Sunday afternoon. Charles Dewan visited Carl's Ward's, Sunday. Harold Fieldson visited Jim Morris', Sunday afternoon \and evening. WEST LAKE ROAD Jan. 10—'The weather still con- tinues very cold, with a light snow fall which has inproved the sleigh- ing a great deal. Martha Holmes returned to her school Monday after a two weeks vacation. , Geo. Devendorf is working for Hobert Parks. Mrs. Lawyer and son Estes spent Jan. 2, at Wm. Morris. Blanche and Erwin Holmes were callers at A. Gascon's. Wednesday. Charles Barley spent Monday in Depeyster. A. Gascon and daughter Arlie were in Heuvelton Wednesday. A large crowd attended the Red Cross dance at Pope Mills last Fri- day night, all reported a good time. FOR SALE 25 head of cattle; 12 two-year- olds, coming three, and 13 cows will be on sale at my barn, Wednesday Jan. 9. They will be there until all are sold. E. E. Smithers The Daily and Sunday Post- Standard, Syracuse Journal, and Watertown Daily Times, for sale at The BEE office. . , ! C ardboard, Crepe-paper, Pound- A rreshsupply of Aladdin Man paper an d Account books found at ties and Chimneys at this office. the Bee office. WOOL RAPIDLY ADVANCING IN PRICE Better order an \INTERNATIONAL\ Made-to-measure suit at once Mr. Man, because the 1918 suits will contain good per- centage of cotton and prices higher than present ALL- WOOL suits! Claude L. Preston Co. The Most Successful Merchants Are the Biggest Advertisers 6 Let us have the news as early in the week as possible please.
