St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-12-13
AuoNG THE FRA TERNITIEs.

Order OF Protection, there were presen
as guests OF the evening, Grand Wardei
G. H. Burch OF Bennington, Grand Vic
Warden G. H. Taplin of st. Johnsbury
Grand Secretary II. H. Davis OF Burllng
ton, Grand Chaplain Mrs. Mary How
land of Barre, Grand Guide E. E. Sargent
of st. Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
of Barre, Lodge No. 1873, together witt
the local grand officers. After the gener
al business OF the evening was finished
addresses were made by the visitors and
local officers, all in praise OF the many
benefits derived from membership III the
New ENGLAND Order of Protection. In
dine time a banquet was served, to Which
all present did Justice, then social hour
followed with music and at late hour
the company dispersed to their homes
well pleased with the entertainment.
The above named order is called New
England rom the fact that its operations
are confined to the New England states
alone 1t is in a hourishing condition,
having a membership on April LIST, 1890,
Oh HOO, Afll y 'iiS-
$29,S11 900, Jan LIST, 1895.
AT the annual meeting of Chamberlln
Post. G. A. r., last Saturday evening,
these officers were elected:
Communicative H. Ward.
Senior mander-Matthew Rob
inson.
Junior vice Communications d. Or
cult
Ouartcrmaster-Geo. r. Crosby.
Adiutant-Dennis L. May.
Surgeon-G b. Billiard.
Chaplain-N. 7. Bowman.
Oficer-ofthe-day-C II. Woodbury.
Officer olthe-guard-W. L. Morris.
Trustees-E. l.. Hoyey, E. p. Potter
Albert Harris.
Delegates Albert Harris, Carleton
Felch, O. F. Burdick
At the annual meeting Of Chamberlin
Relief Corps last week, these ofticerswere
elected:
President-Mrs. Nellie P. Bonett.
Senior vice-Mrs Arethusa Clifford.
Junior week.-mrs. Lucy Young.
Treasurer-Mrs. Christina Borland
Chapain-Mrs. Cordelia Caswell.
Conductor-Miss Emily Gorham.
GUARDIANS. Mary Woodbury..
Delegates--Mrs. II. p. GOodale, Miss
Emily Gorham; alternates, Mrs. a. Gilt
ford, Mrs. Lucy Young.
The members of Algonquin Tribe, I'm
proved Order of Red Men, gave Harvey
6. Lapier a complimentary banquet at
the Avenue House last Friday evening.
Landlord Doyle did his part in highly
creditable manner, and an excellent sup
per was served. l.. n Smythe was toast
master, and rendered a topical poemt that
would have done credit to DXey. 5.
Meigs, on behalf of the members OF the
tribe, presented Mr.. Lapier with token
of friendship, and Mr.. Lapier responded
very gracefully. The whole affair was
most appropriate acknowledgement of
Mr.. Lapiers labors for the success OF
Algonquin Tribe.
AT a called meeting of Passumpsic
Lodge last week Thursday evening, the
third degree was exemplihed, and ad-
dresses were made by District Deputy
Grand Master Dutton of Hardwick, h.
Z. Billiard OF Hardwick and Rev. Thomas
lyric OF st. Johnsbury.
At the annual meeting of Mystic Star
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
Monday evening, these officers were
elected:
w. PLANES S. Weeks
w. M.-Mrs. George w. Story.
A. M.-Mrs. T. H. Underwood.
Treas.-Henry E. Koepka.
Sec.-Miss X. b. Weeks.
Cond.-Miss Ella Flint.
A. C.-Mrs J. F. Page.
The installation will occur Monday
evening, January 13, at which time the
chapters from the surrounding towns
will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Allen of st. Johns.
bury Centre have gone to Brattleboro to
represent Green Mountain Grange, No /,
at the annual meeting of the State
Grange. Other members of this Grange
who are attending the annual meeting
are Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Lawrence, Mr.,
and Mrs. A. Nj. Peck, L. c. Farnham and
Joseph f. Ranney.
Chamberlin Relief Corps will serve a
clam supper in their hall next Thursday
evening from to Z, after which prone
made and social time will be enjoyed.
Admission, Is cents.
The election Of officers will be held at
the Woman's American Protective Asso-
citation 11pptiuCr newt SATURDAY ,,;,,bt