Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-18


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j. b. Eldredgc, noble grand; O. j. Marcott,
vice grand; +. +. Fish, secretary j. +.
Lamson, treasurer: j. !. Cleveland Jr., X.
=. y. g.: +. f.. Allen l.. >. N. t.: A. y.
Iiuse conductor: F. y. Phillips, warden;
Rev. Homer White, chaplain; W. NJ. Davis,
r. S. v G.. f. A. Salisbury, l.. :. '. g.;
w. +. Wardner, r. ). $; j. l.. Saut. l..
:. s.; +. II. Copeland, inside guardian: w.
f. Barnes. outside guardian. Music was
furnished by a quartette After the install
lation the Odd Fellows with their wives and
| friends adjourned TO the &. y. r. hall
where banquet was served. About 100
sat down to the feast Noble Grand j. b.
| Eldredge acted as postmaster. The follow
| ing responded to toasts Rev. &. w. Morrow,
| DR.. a. G. Bailey, j. b. Adams, Row. Homer
| White; poem, A. j. Huse; o. j. Marcott, f.
\. Mutt of Montpelier. Hon. j. II. Senter of
Montpelier and Acting District Deputy f.
| +. Smith of Barre. During the exercises
music was furnished by Harlow's orchestra
The stockholders of the Randolph Ma
| tional bank on the 9th elected w. ii. Du-
| Bots. j. w. Rowell. Willard Gay. w. b.
| Wall and X. ]. Dubois directors. The di-
rectors chose W. II. Dubois, president;
John w. Rowcll, vice president; X. I. Du-
| Bots. cashier; f. f. Dubois, assistant cash
| Ter. \ semi-annual dividend of per cent
was paid January |.
The hosemen will have their annual bcne-
fit and dance Friday evening, January %.
| The graduating class of the High school
is composed of II gentlemen aud III ladies'
the largest class ever graduated from the
High school They have held their business
meeting and elected these officers: President
| II | Ford. Iira-1.nsiInDt MicS Elprnura
Cone secretary, Miss Jennie Beecher; treas
urer, Sherman Moulton; standing commit
tee, Miss Laura Hildrcth, the president, Rus
sell Burridgc, Miss Eunice Denison and Miss
Anna DuBois.-Mss Sue Sanford went to
Bishop Hopkins Hall, Burlington, Wednes
| day.-''The Golden Rule Union of the
Christian Endeavor societies is to hold its
meeting i'll the Congregational church the
last of this week. The officers of Col j.
b. Mead camp, Sons Of Veterans. We're
installed Friday evening BY Past Capt. b.
! 6. Goodwin. Miss Carrie Williams
returned to Ware. Mass, Tuesday
Ethan ~ Godfrey has sold his farm to Ed
ward Field of Royalton. Possession will he
given March 1.-The annual meeting of the
! Randolph Savings bank was held Wednes-
! day afternoon and these officers were elect
ed: Hon. James Hutchinson, president;
7. Lombard, secretary and treasurer. The
old board of trustees, Investment committee
and auditor were elected. The usual per
cent semi-annunl dividend has been declared.
/ The last year the most prosperous the
! bank has had. \ large amount has been
| carried to the surplus fund. \ new banking
house is one of the new plans for the future.
j. f. Eldredgc has returned from a three
weeks trip in the western part of the State.
Rev. Father Lonergan of Windsor was
called here Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. William LaFrania of East Gran
willie
Twin daughters were born to Alfred Bo-
ver and wife Thursday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. N. c. Hooker have been visiting in
town, and took their departure for Wash
ington, d. c., their future home. Friday -
Miss Elsie L. Robinson is visiting in Kut-
land.-lhc wife of Rev. Mr. Frye of Wood
stock was buried Friday at that place. Rev
George w, MolrOwof the Christian church
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