. The Spirit of '76 : devoted to the principles, incidents, and men of '76 and colonial times . day, January 18, IbO.). at the AuditoriumHotel Annex. The election of officers of both societies forthe ensuing year will take place at thismeeting and any other business transactedthat may be necessary. Polls will be openfrom 6 to 7 p m. Your attention is invitedto the enclosed ticket prepared by the Nom-inating Committee. At 7 oclock p. ni. an informal dinner will be served without expense to members. During the dinner hour our attention will also be directed to an attractive entertain- V^v ment a
. The Spirit of '76 : devoted to the principles, incidents, and men of '76 and colonial times . day, January 18, IbO.). at the AuditoriumHotel Annex. The election of officers of both societies forthe ensuing year will take place at thismeeting and any other business transactedthat may be necessary. Polls will be openfrom 6 to 7 p m. Your attention is invitedto the enclosed ticket prepared by the Nom-inating Committee. At 7 oclock p. ni. an informal dinner will be served without expense to members. During the dinner hour our attention will also be directed to an attractive entertain- V^v ment arranged for by the Committee. Mem- • .?. >-i-? bers in the city are requested to come direct i from tiieir business. Let erer,/ mcmlh r re- se~rve Wednesday, January lv. for this meetinr/. Please notify the Secretary af onC( of yourintention to be present, that necessary ar-rangements may be completed. Georue B. Hokh, Secretary,Order of the Old Guard, 138 Jackson Boulevard, II, Woodward, Secretary, yt»«jie,ty of the Wur of 1812, 302 Po»rb<,fn Street. Clicaa. -V THE SPIRIT OF 76. jANJikY, 1899 Genera) Society Daughters of the Revolution. On Friday, November 18th, a reception was given MisaSterling at the rooms of the Massachusetts State Socioty. TheAbigail Smith chapter of Weymouth presided at the tea table,and there was a large gathering of the merubetsin this attractiveColonial Society room. The Winniesemmet chapter of Chelsea met at the old Put-nam house, November 14th. A paper on ThePutnamsof Dan-yers in the Revolutionary War, read by ^ra. McQuinn, waslistened to with interest, as the chapter lirts four members of theDanvers Putnam family as charter members. Mrs. RebeccaPratt, the chapters real Daughter, was present. Mrs. Snow, Miss Sterling and Miss Sarah E. Hunt, the sec-ond vice-president, who is also stair regent of Massachusetts,were the guests of honor at a reception given by the ThirdPlantation chapter of Lynn at the residence of Mrs. M
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