The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08
MORTIFIED.

No. 10, i. o. o. H., held in their hall On
Friday night the following officers were
installed by GU w. Wallis, d. d. @. M;
N. CT, j. IN. Cleveland; B. Gil, Alex Ed
die; secretary, William Legicr; treasur-
Ell, q. G. Bates, w, e. +. Bean; G., B.
S. Sylvester; 0. G., {. O. Rock O. G., J.
IT. Winch; |. o., a. L. Clark; r. s. n.
q, S. M Winch; II. &. N. G, d. b.
Howe; r. s. " CT, Il. j. McCutchinson;
Z. v. g., r, w. Giffin; r. s. s., M. p,
Blake; l.. S. s., d. NJ. Derby, chaplain,
G. p. Mead Il. g., a. Nj. Bean. The fol
lowing representatives to the grand
lodge were elected as follows: A. M.
Bean, s. w. Winch, alfernates, f. IT,.
Derby and G. H. Wright. Trustees, A, l..
Clark, p. N. Derby and u $. Ayerill.
at the meeting of the Eureka En-
campment, No. 10, held on Thursday
night at the Odd Fellows hall, the fol
lowing officers were installed by D. ID.
IA, A., Alex Eddie; G. r., Edwin Yves.
colt; S. w, D. NJ Derby; p. IT,, M, r.
Blake; J w. Edward McGlafin; treas
urer, g. G. Bates; scribe. Alex Eddie;
guide, Elex England o. 81, N. J. Rice
n. s., p. McPhee; +. w, $. w. Winch.
John Phillips has returned to town
and has gone to work for Phillips q
Slack.
Or. and Mrs. Bert r. Allen returned
on Thursday from their two weeks
wedding trip to Baltimore and Philadel-
phia.
The government inspection Of Go. r.,
". n. G., will take place from the IS
TO the 80 Of March inclusive.
Hon. Zcd s. Stanton Of Roxbury was
IL business visitor in town on Satur-
day.
A social dance was given at Dewey
hall on Saturday night and many of
the townspcopIe attended. The cadet
orchestra Of six pieces furnished music.
The affair was pleasant one.
As has been the custom of the grad
uating classes at Norwich university for
several years to place stone step lead
ing to the old barracks, the class of
'06 has laid fine granite step with the
year 0G on the face.
james Barr Of Greenfield. Iowa. is
visiting at the home OF bis sister. Mrs.
Panlina G. Davis on Central street,
Harry Deal, assistant commandant of
the military academy at Orchard Lake,
Miel,, was in town Saturday and sun
day.
Michael eashcn was in Montpelier
Saturday.
Tic basket ball game to have been
PLAYED between the Norwicn university
team and fSt, Johnsbury academy on
Friday was cancelled by the ST. Johns
bury team late that eyeniag By a
telegram Word was not received, how
ever, until after many Of the people had
entered the hall when Manager knight
announced that they had missed the
train Those who did not leave tue hall
were entertained very pleasantly BY a
fast practice game between the lst and
2nI teams from n. II. After the game
a dance was held and largely attended.
II was learned later thai the st. Johns
bury team had no intention Of coming
to NorthfeId that night as they played
"a game at Hyde Park. The cost Of the
advertising has been offset IN expert
enee. TO the managers in arranging
games with preparatory schools.
i. Harold Foster of Waltham Mass,
and member Of the class OF 03, Nor
wicll University, was a visitor in town
on saturday.
Henry Kenyon spent saturday AMI
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. W. y.
kuen in Montpener
The remains OF Miss Martha Fiskc
were brought helc from Montpelier on
the one O'Clock train On Saturday for
burial in the family lot in the cemetery
lat Northfeld Falls. Miss Fiske was
formerly compositor in the Office OF
the Mortified News.
]. Z. Ward Of Barre was in town Sat.
urday on. business.
Miss Minnie Smith is i'll at the home
of w, w Frost on Central street.
Mrs. Willard Allen and little daugh
ter Of Montpelier visited friends in this
village on Saturday.
Harry Hutchinson Of the Lane Manu-
featuring Co. Of Montpelier was in
town on Saturday.
The limitations Of the three fraterni.
ties at Norwich university will take
place on the IL and IS Of January.
j. NJ. Bullock who is in the employ
of the Eastman Kodak company OF
Rochester n. Y. received very salts
factory. raise the first Of the year and