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The annual meeting of Martha Wash.
lngton Chapter. No. AZ, o. Il. s., elected
the Following officers at the annual meet
ing heid wednesday April TO- Mrs. Lucy
M Rose. worthy matron; j. f. Wild.
worth" patron; Miss Edith Pratt, asso-
ciate matron; Mrs. DIN Merrill, treas
urer; Mrs. Agnes Cassidy. secretary; Mrs.
! Bertha Stafford. conductrcss; Miss Pearl
Jollev, associate conductress; Miss Annie
Merrill, Adah Miss Cora Orr, Ruth; Miss
Linnie Budd, Esther; Miss Ruth Draper,
Martha; Mrs. Gylcs Sayles, Elccta; Mrs.
LILLIAN Fairbanks. chaplain; Mrs. Lucy
McFeetcrs, warder; c. II. Strattor, scnti-
mel; Mrs. Ruth Kimball. marshal; Mrs.
Abbie Springer. pianist +. W Wallace,
Mrs. Fl. 8. Springer. Mrs. L. l.. Marsh,
finance committee; Mrs. Ada Tyler. Mrs.
Alice Wallace. Mrs. Lucy McFeeters, re-
, lief committee: DR.. f.. II. Brown, Mrs
| Lillian Fairbanks. Mrs Florence Harvey.
grievance committee The reports show
| ed very satisfactory condition of finan-
| ces and membership. 20 having Joined the
past year
Leo Garrow, aged %, died Friday at tho
home of his father, Augustus Garrow.
after an illness Of several months with
tuberculosis. Mr. Garrow was n barber
having learned the business in St. Adams
and later went TO Montpelier. where he
was married. He leaves besides his wife
and parents, two brothers. William and
Carmi and one sister. Miss Aziida. The
funeral was held Monday from ST.
John the Baptist Church at ten O'Clock.
the Rev. G. c. L'Ecuycr ofliciating.--W.
II. Towle Of South Franklin attended the
lay electoral conference in Newport as
alternate from his church. In place of w.
]. Towle deceased.-Miss Ruth Draper re-
turned Saturday to Abbott Academy in
Andover. Mass. after passing Easter
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs T.. w.
Drapor-John Branch, Jr, OF St. Adams
visited Q. NJ. Jeffords Friday and Satur-
day. With Principal Rogers and other
young people they visited tho sugar bush
Of S. G. Towle Saturday.-I.illan, the six
years old daughter of William Garrow,
died Friday evening. The funeral was
held Sunday, the Rev. G.. c. L'Ecuyor
Observation-Disclosures and William Car
row. father and son were called from
Randolph Friday by deaths in their re-
spective families. Cards have been re-
ceived announcing the marriage of Ella
ner, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Pres
ton Barr, and Edward Shipper Barnes in
the Episcopal Church in Winkinsonville,
Mass. April II. MIR. Barr was formerly
rector of St. Matthew's Church here.
Misses Charlotte Jenne. Helena Carpen-
ter and Florence Aseltine returned to
Middlebury College Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. John LeClair went to Montreal
Tuesday on business. -Encoura cling re-
ports of the condition Of NJ. p. Perley.
who is being treated at a santarium In
Battle Creek. Mich. are received--The
Rev. w. J. Clark. who has been confn-
ed by illness for the past week. Is i'm
prov!ng.-Mrs. +. s. Hutchinson of this
village is at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Moren. in East Berk-
shire. for as hort stay.-Augustus Garrow
returned to Randolph Tuesday, having
been called here Saturday by the death
of his son, Leo-Among those from out
of town to attend the funeral of Leo
Garrow Monday were Mrs. Joseph St.
Peters OF iWnooski, George Lafley and
George lavender of Burlington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix lavender of Milton. Mr. and
Mrs. C. Lafley of Farnham, Que. Ever
cite Minard of St Adams, Edward Ii
mOGes of MONTPELIER