Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-25
out at a special meeting of Sickle Chapter,


Nina b. Shaw, installing officer, was as
sisted by Mrs. Cora vearen. installing
marshal and Mrs. Nettie Stafford. or
ganst. The officers installed were as
follows: Matron. Mrs. Agnes Jenncy;
patron. J. l.. Stafford; associate matron,
Mrs. Viola Marshall: conductress. Miss
Angie Harris; associate conductress. Mrs.
Maude Heathe; secretary, Mrs. Mary
Morgan; treasurer. Mrs. Helen A. Wat
kins; chaplain, Mrs. Mary A. Jenney;
Adah Mrs. Abbie Warren; Ruth, Mrs,
Matte Sanborn: Esther. Mrs. Grace
Riley; Martha Mrs. Dora s. Eddy; Elec-
ia, Mrs. Katherine Douglass; marshal,
Mrs. Mary Smith; warder. Mrs. Ella
Bruce: sentinel, George s. MARSHALL or
ganist. Mrs. Nettie Stafford. A short pro-
gram was carried out during the even
ing, included duets by w. Burnham and
c. A. Riley with Mrs Riley at the piano,
and readings by Miss Angle Harris and
Principal w. II. Douglass.
Mrs Elroy S. Billings and little son of
st. Louis are at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. +. X. Gale, for the summer.
Mrs +. NJ. Culver Of Hyde Park is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ellen Godfrey
Mrs Newell Blgeow underwent an oper-
ton for gallstones Thursday night at the
home of her son, Arthur =. Bigelow. in
Hartford, Conn.-Dwisht Butts has been
confined to the house several days by ILL
ness.-The Stowe Military band gave a
successful dance at the Akeley Memorial
building Friday evening. on the evening
of May the band will give a calico ball
at the Memorial building.-Mlss Nellie
Watts of Morrisville, who passed last
week In Stowe went to Waterbury Sat
urday.-Dr. Stevens of Hyde Park was in
Stowe Saturday. Z. Wright. who
has closed his engagement In Cheney's
drug store in Morrisville, has a position
with Avery G. Smith in st. Adams.
Mrs. George Bassett and two sons have
passed several days in Morrisvile with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l., Larro-
way-F. f. Sherbut was at home from
Malone. n. Y. over Sunday.--The Bay
View Reading club met with Mrs NJ. c.
Lovejoy Monday afternoon.-W. l.. De-
merritt, who has been Ill, Is recovering and
is about the house.-The lev d. +. Cof-
fey of Waterbury conducted a Catholic
service at the Akeley Memorial building
Sunday morning.-The Rev. A. l.. Hub
bard of Yale College preached at the
A. Adams returned Tuesday to his duties
as Instructor at Tufts College.-As re-
suit of the prize anecdote contest there
will be an entertainment at the Congre-
gational Church vestry Friday evening at
1880 o'clock. A program will oe carried
out and prizes awarded to the contribu-
tors to the contest
F. Fl. Tracy. nigh sheriff of Wash
ington county. will speak on Prison
at a union service to he held
under the auspices of the Stowe Civic
club at Unity Church Sunday evening.
May 12.-Deposits in the postal saw
ings bank at the stowe postoffice have
been light so far.-Stephen Polaski
has gone to Malone, N. Y.--Mrs. S. l..
Dewey accompanied Mr.. Dewey to Bel
lows Falls on his return from visit
in Stowe over Sunday and will remain
there a month.-william Hosmer has
returned to st. Adams after visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hos
mer. over Sunday-The program for
the meeting of Mansfield Mountain
Grange Saturday afternoon will in
clude the postponed prize speaking
contest. The topic for discussion will
be Apples in Stowe" led by G. W.
Chaplin. Prizes will be given for the
best exhibits of apples in variety and
quality.
c. E. Burt was In Burlington Wednes-
day.-Misses Salmon and Maurice gave a
card party Wednesday evening to several
Of their friends in honor of Miss Ruth
who leaves the last of the
fnr
apolis.-News has been received of the
recent death Of Miss Lillian Davis at her
home in Cambridge. Miss Davis. who
was friend Of Mrs. II. f. Pike passed
the last two summers in Stowe-Misses
Barbara and Marjorie Burt were In Bur-
lington Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs.
Sarah Raymond, who has been seriously
III. is recovering and is able TO he out
Miss Helen Chaplin has returned from
visit in Waterbury DIR H. c. brigham
writes from Grand Rapids. Mich. that
he expects to be at Lake Mansfield about
May 8. when the club house will open
FOR the season.-Mr. and Mrs E. II
Eegleston OF Morristown have visited their
daughter. Mrs. G. w. Chaplin, this week.
j. A. Stowell and F. J. Buron were in
Burlington Tuesday.-Mrs. Ira Mum. who
was somewhat improved IN health ,s
again falling and Is confined to the bed H..
Mrs r. E. Cooley. who has been i'll ia
slowly improving. Milo. the nine Years
I'D son Of Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Wrs,ev
8 very Ill with pneumonia.-The ladies Of
The Methodist Episcopal Church served
Inner ut the church vestry Wednesday.
II was voted to hold the apron sale az the |
Akeley Memorial building June 26-Nrs
John Straw OF Waterbury Center IS in
Stowe for a short stay.
JOHNSON.
Henry Moiles has moved into Parker & |
'tsarns house near Orrin Foster's.-David |
colomb has been obliged 10 leave the |
Bradford farm. which he purchased last
all, he has taken rooms in the Chamber |
ain house for the present--The extra
lelp has been put on to the sections here |
Ned Smith works for Foreman Gauvin and |
aollin Conant for Foreman Gauthier.
The officers of Waterman lodge were in
stalled by I. L. Pearl. past master. and |
ne officers of Johnson Chapter. O. L. |
s. by +. H. Sherwin. A. G. r., Friday