Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-17
VERGENNES.

s. y. Miner has resigned his position
as assistant postmaster and Miss Mary
Alden will take his place Mr.. Miners
resignation was on account Of his health,
/ az he has not been able to he at the
office for some months. Postmaster Mack
accepted Mr. Minors resignation with re-
greet AZ he was -kilful bookkeeper and
accountant and familiar with the routine
! Of postoffiCe work. Miss Alden has been
assisting MT. Mack for six years and
| her promotion Is 2 we'll deserved recoC-
milton for faithful service.--A daughter
was born Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Wadleigh.-Mrs Louis Louvain died
! Thursday at the Fanny Allen hospital.
Wlnoosk from the effects OF an opera
! tion, aged AZ years. The body was
brought hero and the funeral services
were held a. 81 Peters Church Saturday
morning Besides husband, she leaves
a daughter, Mrs. Charles Robare. two
sons Milford and Leland. three brothers.
John William and Eugene Lebeau, and
one sister, Mrs. Alfred Cameron-Mastcr
Willie Horsford OF Charlotte Is visiting
his aunt. Mrs. George Whalen.-ATiss
Rhea Patn, of Morrsville is visiting her
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. n. G.
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sprained ankle.-At the annual meeting
of St Peters Court. G. o. F, officers
were elected as follows Chief ranger.
DIR. d. J. Carroll; vice-chief ranger, ].
/ D. Hamel; financial secretary, y. J.
Renaud; recording secretary, Frank Ro-
bare; treasurer, John W. Ryan; trustee,
John F. BARLEY; speaker, Thomas II.
Bartley: delegate to State convention, the
! Rev. l. A. Vezina; alternate, T. n.
BARLEY: marshal George II. Bora.-The
condition of Mrs. A. II. Godette. who
was recently operated upon at her home
for appendicitis. is rapidly improving
Mrs Joseph Como is III from the effects
Of a shock,
Pierpoint Lodge Knights of Pythas,
has elected officers as follows: ChanCel-
lor commander, Charles NJ Granny;
vice-chancellOr, H. G. HerI!ck; master
Of work. Fred W. Flag; keeper OF rec
ords and seals. Percy r. Bevins; prelate,
Archie s. Haven; master Of finance.
George c. Ross; master Of exchequer
! Or Charles n. Cole: master-at-arms !;
Levi II. Brown; trustee, Ervlng W.
Graves Mrs. Juba Daniels has sold her
farm in Waltham, consisting of 10 acres
to Martin Pilgcr for s50O.-Mlss Eu-
gena Adams Of Rridport Is making an
extended visit to her cousins, the Davis
brother .--Vergennes Grange elected Of
licers Friday evening as follows; Mas
ter, Allen Iarrow; overseer, George Nor
gan; lecturer, Mrs. {. d. Bristol stew
ard, Cecil Bristol, chaplain H. +. Beach
secretary, Mrs Allen J. LarrOw; treas
urer. &. II. Bristol: Ceres, Miss Halle
Iawley; Pomona. Miss Anna Bristol
Flora, Miss Grace Larrow assistant
steward. Pierre Otis; lady assistant, Mrs
Pierre Otis, Gatekecper Clayton Ward;
pianist, Mrs. George w. Stone. These Of
ficers viii be installed the first meeting
in January. Mrs, w Watt and daughter
Mss Mary Watt, have returned from
! Sew York and taken rooms for the win
ter at the home of Mrs benjamin II
Ficld.-MIss Clara Branch OF the State
Industrial school left Sunday for st.
JOhnsbury following are the newly
elected officers OF the Offers: President,
Charles Lascom vice-president, Everett
Hawkins; secretary, Wilmer Knowles:
| treasurer, Homer Hawkns,-Mrs. D, J.
Nanderhoof has gone to Burlington to
visit her son. Jonas Vanderhoof. and her
| daughter, Mrs. D. F. Daney.-Lawrence
| Austin accompanied his son. Joseph, Fri
| day to the Fanny Allen hospital, W.
| nooski, where the latter was operated
upon Saturday for appendicitis-D G.
Meigs and nephew. Arthur Allen. start
ed Saturday for San Antonio, Texas. Be
fore his return Mr.. Meigs expects to
travel in California and visit the Panama
eXposit' IN at San Francisco.
Naomi and Madeline, aged eight and
six years, daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert January. were seriously but not
dangerously burned the other day at
their home during the absence OF their
mother. The accident occurred when one
of their playmates Cecil Clark, aged
nine years put Kerosene in the stove
10 start fire, The girls stood over the
stove to watch him, when the oil blaZed
mp. burning them on the face and neck
Their cries brought Mrs, Arthur sorrell'
who lives in the house adjoining, to their
aid and she took them to her own house
when DR.. F. G. Phelps was called and
dressed their injuries. Although severe
~ burned IL is not thought that the
faces Of the girls will he scarred.-i. A.
sheldon OF Rutland visited friends here
Tuesday -Clinton Barrows Of Georgia
is visiting his uncle w. +. Barrows'-
Across the Water with Mrs Fisher
At the Baptist Church Monday night. was
well attended Mrs Fisher gave an in
terestlng talk of her trip to Europe and
| the scenes she witnessed When the WAL
broke out. The proceeds netted slo' whch
, win be added to the parsonage fund
, Mrs. Fisher has consented 10 give an
other talk I'm the near future ii ~
Brown OF Middlebury has entered inc
employ of j. j. Barnard.-The KEY -
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