Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-14
CHELSEA.

On Monday evening, January II, Fred
+. Monkey, who has been absent in South
ern California for the last two years.
arr ved home for a few weeks visit tn
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace MoX-
ley He will return to live upon his own
farm. having purcha Sod ranch some
two hundred miles from his former loca
tion.-The annual meeting of the oranS
County Telephone company was held at
the Chelsea town hall on Tuesday. Jan
uary :. and the following were chosen
directors for the ensuing year: Charles
l.. Speare of Corinth Eugene IL. Kennedy
of Chelsea, Martin w. Chamberlain of
Washington. Henry s. Towne Of Mont
pelicr. Martin Daley Of Calais. George
Crane of Brooh held aud Henry Waldo of
| East Randolph. Tho following resolution
introduced by G. :. Emery of Chelsea,
was adopted: Resolved. That it is the
sense of the Stockholders of the Orange
County Telephone company that il is not
advisable to enter upon the construction
of lines and the installation Of instruments
| for general rental purposes. especially
in cities and incorporated villages At a
meeting Of the newly elected directors
held Tuesday evening the following off
GERS We're chosen: President. Charles l..
| Smear of West Corinth; vice president
| George Crane of Brookdcld: secretary
| and treasurer. r. H. Williams Of West
| Corinth auditor. G. S. Emery of Chelsea
| Lyman Burbank has sold his farm OF
West Hill to his son. John w. Burbank
| and will move to the Sargent place OF
| the South Royalton road about one mil,
below Chelsea vilagc.-On Wcdnesda y
evening, January 6. the following officer.
of Edward X. Hall camp, No. Is. were in
stalled 10y Capt. w. H. II. Hall. tho in
stalling officer: Captain. Albert w. IIoyt
first lieutenant. Elmer c. Reed, sccon,
lieutenant, Lewis y. Lucas; camp council
1 II
chaplain. Fred V. fuller; first sergeant
Herbert .. BiXby; quartormaster George
| l.. Hayward: color sergeant, Il. W. Moul
| ton; sergeant of guard w. \. Reel: cor
poral of guard, T.. n. Adams, Jr,; cam
guard. Leslie +. Gilbert: picket guard
| Archi" l.. George: principal musician
George f.. Griffin: delegate to division en-
campnsnt, Arthur T. Rogers; alternate
delegate, Archie T.. George This is tn
oldest camp In tho division, having hccl
| organized August g. 1856, and has mus
| tered % members. 1t has never boon sus
pended for non-payment Of its per capt.;
| tax and contains on its roll one pas
| colonel and eight past captains in soo'
| standing.-l.ast Saturday the followin.
officers of Waterson Post. No. 4, G. 4. Il.
| were installed: Commander, John Il. At
wood: S. ", Fiheld Bohonon: j. v. Jane
NJ Sanford: quartcrmastcr. Austin |.
| Skinner: adJutant: Isaac y. Morey; chap
lain. George +. Reed; surgeon, Story y
| Goss: quartcrmastcr-s sergeant. Benjamin
! i. Smith; sergeant-major, y. Is. Daven
port: O. G.. Walter +. Adams; .. ID.
George Qurkee: delegate to encampment
| I. J.. Morey; alternate A. =" skinner
The following were installed officers o
the Woman's Relief Corps; President
| Mrs. James G. Atwood: vice president
Mrs. John b. Atwood; junior vice, Mrs
| Philena Davis; secretary. Mrs. Susal
| Stanton; treasurer Miss Martha l.. Moves
| haplain, Mrs. Sarah J. Eohonon: conduc
tor, Mrs. Edith Fuller assistant condur
tor, Mrs. w. A. Hood; corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. Sarah T.. Simmer musca II
| Mrs. Ann T.. Goss.