Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-10

Charles and Mrs. Josephine Griffin.
alternates, Mrs. Elizabeth Wright Mrs
Anna Goddctt. Mrs. Cora Smith and Mrs
EmelIne Jewell.
Court st. Joseph. NO. 592. Catholic or
der of Foresters, held annual election
Of officers last evening The election
resulted as follows: Chief ranger, Joseph
Poissant; vice-chicf ranger, Joseph
Anger; past chief ranger. Jules Smavs;
corresponding secretary. Joseph Provost
financial secretary. Frank Charland
treasurer, Henry Girard; speaker, John
Shequin: trustee for three years Alec
Charbonneau trustee for two years,
Henry Genet; trustee for one year HonrY
Anger delegate to state convention "a
be held at Swanton in juno, Joseph
Poissant; alternate. Dr.. I. r. LaRocquc.
Tho court Is IN a nourishing condition
and has n largo membership Refresh
ments wcrc served after the meeting
An OF the memhcra of tho Manhanset
club were present in their rooms on
Church street last evening to take part
IN the annual meeting and elect their off
GERS FOR tho ensuing year. The election
resulted as follows. President. Clement
y. Dclehccl vicc-rrcsidcnt, Jerome ].
Dubuc; treasurer, ralph NJ French; sec
rotary Willnr j. 1Iamol; governing
board Harold l.. wright chairman,
Ernest \. Linogc aad Albert J. 1.ahargc.
The installation will occur at tho annual
banquet of tho club, to he held on the
night OF January 20. The pool touria-
ment for the members. the winner of
which will receive n suitable silver GUY.
Wa talked over last evening and com
nittoc appointed 70 care for it. Follow
ing the meeting hIffet lunch T9s
served.
Betne; Lodge. No. g. Knights OF f'y
thias, held their annual meeting Tuesday
evening and elected officers rs follows:
9. C., NJ 6. Rosenberg; V c., Michael
Frank; preate. Arthur Gladstone: NJ Of
W. T. XininsPy; K. oe r. s.. Charles
Levin; NJ. of e, Robert Rosenberg; NJ.
of Il, Harry Solomon; NJ. Of A.. Samuel
Alpert; trustee for three years. HarrT
Miller; musician Maurice Cohen Grand
Chancellor K. W. Parish of the domain
OF Vermont was present and spoke or
Pythianism
At a largely attended meeting Or
DeCfoesbriand Council, Nc. ?7S. X. OF c.,
held in their rooms last evening. the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year wee
installed by District Deputy j y.
Flanagan. assisted 10y r. r. Brown.
both Of hontpeier: Grand knight Ed
ward r. Corle"; deputy grand knight.
Charles T. Black; chancellor. 7. 4.
Delany; recorder, r. j. I3ashaw; financial
secretary. Thomas +. Lynch; treasure.
John p. Reagan; lecturer, William Y.
Scully; advocate. Henry Conlin: warden.
julius L. Maynard; inside tuerd. John
j. Cross: outside guard. George H.
Marengo: trustee for thre" years. e. G..
Conley. Reports for the past year show
that the council is in tlourishins condi-
ton, with balance in the treasury
never before opualled.
The special meeting held by Camp
William Wells Sons of Veterans, in
Stannard Memorial hall last evening
was largely attended by the members
ana the enthusiasm displayed indicates
busy year The annual election OF
officers will take place at the regular
meeting to he held next Wednesday
! evening. with tho installation the first
regular meeting night in january
Champlain Lodge. No. :. Knights Of
! Pythias. will observe anniversary night
at their meeting Tonight with an
| proprlate exercises
Canton Lafayette. No. !. l. O. o. f.
I will give an old-fashionod dane. in
/ Guiding the now historic squares. in thu
/ banquet hall OF the odd Fellows rooms
this evening for the members Of IN" or-
der and their invited friends
| Hamilton Lodge No 49, I. {. O. T..
initiated class Of candidates at their
regular meeting held last evening Noble
/ I. a no