Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-05

cd by that lodge at n banquet given in
their honor, the third degree was worked
in a very satisfactory manner.-Water-
man Lodge at It's annua communicates
last Thursday night elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: j. j.
Hickey, w. M. l.. NJ. Jones, S. w; A.. j.
Gauvin, j.. w; G. n. harrington. treas
urer; A.. II. Buck, secretary; f. G. Rick
noll, s.. D.; Horace Raymond, J. D.: |. l..
Pearl, chaplain; II. w. Peck. :. S.; Thorn
as Margetts, j. s.; William McLenathan,
tylcr.-trank Dodge has taken the place
of James Comstock driving team for o. B.
Landon.
JEFFERsoNvILLE.
Sherman Bunker of New York city re-
Gently spent several days with friends in
the vicinity.-Dec. - a daughter was born
To Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott and Dec. 2S,
u daughter vas born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Bornor.- Frank Green, who has
spent the holidays with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. j. w. Green. has returned to his
employment in Boston.-Mr. Joseph Pen
der and Miss Matte Como, were married
Dec. &.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mclendy OK
Franklin, Neb., are visiting at Clark Hap
gOod's.-Juliu Green from Johnson spent
New Years at his home.-T. A. Raymorc
Is in feeble health and Mrs. w. H.. Gris-
void is seriously siCk.-H. NJ. Cornell, j.
f. Wilcox and others attended the funeral
of Senator Morrill, in Montpelier Monday.
The Allen Shoe cos. cut price shoe sale
gives everybody a chance to save money
on shoes.
WORTHWHILE.
The annual meeting of Lamoille Grange
was held on Thursday afternoon when
the following officers We're elected for the
year ensuing: Master, William Milo Small;
overseer, j. Henry Atkinson; lecturer,
Mrs. Levi Gle; steward, George a. l..
Sg,tN l.. lao al ~
earthly; chaplain, Mrs. Will S. Davids;
treasurer, $. y. Palmer; secretary and re-
porter, Mrs. II. j. Edmunds; gate keeper.
W. ). Davids; pomona, Mrs. Atkinson;
iiora, Mrs. John Button, correspondent,
Mrs. Milo Small; lady assistant steward,
Miss Addic Churchill musical director.
Il. q. Shcrwin; organist. Miss Lula Doug
Iass.-The annual convention OF Tuck
or Chapter Royal arch Masons was
held Friday afternoon. These officers were
elected and installed the same afternoon.
y. G.. Wood, II. p, II. ID. Bryant. X. ID. S.
scott, s., g. W. Clark. treasurer, Or. W.
I. Slayton, secretary, Claiming Il. Green,
c. H., G.. =. Whiting. =. s., Dr. II. w.
Rarrows, r. a. G.. c. w. Fitch. NJ. Its.
V, A. G. Cakes NJ. 2nd. v. DR.. II. w.
Bacon NJ. 81. v, Rev. I. =. Booth, chap
lain. II. u. George, marshall, C. S. Clark.
tyler.
An infant child Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Aiken
living IN the tenement house called the
'lec Hive" died on Monday.-Hcnry
Walt loaded a car load of maple sugar at
st. Johnsbury and a second car load here
last week. He Is leading potatoes here
this week.-Scveral members of the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity We're entertained
by Mr.. and Ms. Thomas Cheney last Fri
day night.-Mrs. Ida Churchill goes to
burlington Monday and will go from there
thursday to New York and Brooklyn,
and later to Washington. where she will
remain for some time. Miss Carrie l..
Powers will accompany Mrs. Churchill
from Burlington.-H. l.. Cbaffee of the
News Ynd Citizen office went to his home
in Waterville Tuesday on account of the
serious Illness of his mother.-Mr. Grif-
nth, a labOrer on &. +. Smiths farm.
jLinped to the barn floor from tie hay loft
Monday night and broke his lCg.-Lcss
than II mile east of here the mixed train
known as the Hyde Park train. when APP
preaching the station at half past eight
Tuesday evening. left the track. two or
three cars going off. The train broke
apart and then bumped together again,
shaking things up generally. Conductor
Wakefield received slight injuries.--Mount
Vernon Lodge of Masons will hold a spe-
cial communication on Thursday evening.
Mrs George w. Currier has had a slight
apoplectic shock.-The N. f.. O.. +. are in
;tiating a large number of new members.
The trucking business Of the late Henry
Stratton has been purchased by Leon
Gates