Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-16
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continucd from 3rd Pngc.)

Barrows: chief forester, y. II. Kaiser.
Henry Magoon was initiated into the or
der and four applications for membership
were received. II was voted to contribute
ten cents Il member TO the fund for the
eanitarium to be founded in Colorado ny
the order. Mansfield Camp is in flour
fishing condition, having Al membership Of
about 30.
Mansfield Mountain Grange held its an
nual installation Saturday, short busi-
ness session In the morning, being fol-
lowed by an oyster dinner given by r.
s Warren served at noon. The installing
officers were the master, Mrs. Della Nc
Allistcr, and Assistant Steward C. p.
Scribncr. Mrs McAlistcr has committed
to memory the entire ritual service
and was thus able to add much to the
interest of the installation which was
open to the public. and thus was a large
attendance. rho officers follow: Master.
Mrs. Della McAllistcr; overscrr. A. y.
Torril; lecturer Mrs. Flora I}lodgctt;
steward. H. y. straw; assistant Steward.
c. r. Scribncr; secretary, Mrs. Maude
Campbell; treasurer, j. +. Campbell;
chaplain. Mis-. A. n. Terril; Pomona,
Mrs. Phebc Adams; Flora. Mrs. Carrie
j.. straw; Ceres Mrs Dora S. Eddy;
80 ~ - - ,'''' '''7''' van.
S,e"'i" MIS-, m,"H'N'i
ul'S 'oi' 10 ~ M'i''' S''Vi' ~ ny
a al i.'ON''", P'"Ht'" Wa v,' ~" o"',
died on Friday was held at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
wilkins on Saturday afternoon. conduc-
ted by tho Rev. j. Q. Angel Tho burial
was at Waterbury Ccntor.-Nrs. Nelson
Eddy Of White River junction is n guest
n, r. T. t.1d.s ,irs rI.,ri.t Adnn,s
is visi,inr. tnr 1,,,nht.,. 1irs e NJ
p,,,,,r -, 1,.i,ts,,. All, t,,,, ,v,rro,,
visited Miss Mabel Wade in Morrisville
over Saturday ana Sunday. Gsa-
bel adams has position as stcnograp PHI
err in Montgomory.-A. \. Tcirlll adj
mits that the joke is on him Vie recent
ly purchased a new cap wearing it home
and carrying tho old ono wrapped in n
paper. Soon after he took bundle to
the launNY surprising it TO be- the rcgu-
lar shirts and collars. In due time he re-
celNod bill of IL cents for cleaning the
old cap with gasolene.
The annual installation ~ West Ram
dolph Grange NO. 90. was held Saturday
evening IN the presence oc about 10
members. \ very interesting address
was given by George Flint state deputy
after which he installed the following
officers: Master Arthur VAUGHN. over
seer, Daniel Bass; lecturer. Miss Abhie
Clark, steward Glenn Webster assist
ant steward George Slack; lady assist
mt steward Mrs. Alfred Knight. chap
lain, William Mcintosh: treasurer Lv-
man Hutchinson; secretary, Miss Carrie
Nan hester; gatckcoper Mitchell Evn;
pianist. Miss Lcttie Bailey: chorist.r.
Glenn Bailey; reporter Mrs. Arthur
Vaughn. After this an oyster supper
vas served
Mrs Y II 1-of.or ,o+rr,oa ,,o,,
da, fran, cr,ftsb,r,. .horo ho
DO, hoor +ho noe, ,,,o, ,, -
.ooo,,,, 81 ,l, iliras. an, aaa,h - 49,,
@o,bor n g No,,.ir. -,trs I1,,.,. o..,,,,
~ o,,mnio wen is ,.i.,,in,r ~.
cr,ith,s sis+or ,1rs co.r,o cIa,.,o,
N,oscow Mice ro,, pili,ns 90 49, ro,n
co., Norr,ai .aI,oa, &C. s,,,,,,,.' '''r 81,
Mice pessia Smith N tba arst ;,,orr,o1,.
.to dnnartmont Of tho rr,dad soho.,
Miss smith hcinr in charge 90 tho nr;'
mary department in tho obsonro ~ Nis.
Susia Bjrelow who is detained ot he,
hor,o H.. ecvoro iriu,ioe ,.,i,a1 L..
week Wednesday hy botnp thrown on,
20 s1e;gr Misc t2ica1o,., o,,n,i,io,, >.
much irnOroVod an eNn * IN.
,h,o 70 ,,so th, i,i,,,c1 ri, !, ANY, r.o,.
y r. Coifrcv vIueo ,,itica, il1,,o,,,
@ro,, nror,,oni, vas voted last ,vool i.
,,oro con,for+ablo and homes Of bi. ,o
oo,,orv arc entertained Tho condition
of Naroni Sol,ios has boon somou.bo, 70.
,io,,od h,. ,bo brool,frer of a., irtorr,,
obscoss
II Cheney has received his an.
noirtront rs nostmastor for tbo on
ruiro four voore HAVING hoId tb. oricc
for 10 vears If became third-class
mr. nrosidontial postofricc four wears
,ro Tho growth of the business for
,bo mast ia voars Is shown nv tho fol.
lowing figures; Ten wears ago the pos
n, rocoints for one wear were s1.447.-
70. for tho last wear they were $3.50.
"a IN 1897 there were 11o2 money
nrdors drawn. amounting to 1881. 20
In 1907 there were 2.7o2 orders draw
Dmountinr to $500.
Tho ,,,an,h.rs of I'nitv Church socic-,
.niovod ,beir annual church dinner o,
TUESDAY about II bcing present. A bonn
~, dinucr was served A vase of bva
cinths and roscbuds that crcccd the tabl.
woro sent from Louisiana bv Rober
1Iorris 10 bie aunt Miss Ida Harris A,
>. annual business meeting q letter vv.,
rood from, 7 7 Moody Of NinnoanoIis
,,rpoorlv an active member of thc ca
,,o,, and +, ,vos voted IA sond lotto
=, oroatirg +o hin, in return NO ronort
NJ o@cors showed n good financial stand