Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-23
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

The installation Of the officers Of Web
ster Lodge, No 81, f. and A. NJ, was held
in their rooms April 16 and the d, y.
G.. NJ, O. v. Edwards, was the installing
officer, assisted by Marshal George u. Nc
Bride. After the installation, luncheon
was served. The following were the OFF,
GERS installed: w. NJ, II. |. Stanhope;
s. w, j. H. Jacobs; j. w, George l.. Ed
wards; treasurer G. II. Shipman secre-
tary, David Walker; S. u, -. w. Thrall;
j. d. II. G. Hurlburt; S s., n. L. Gagnet;
j. s., +. l.. Durkee; chaplain, George 81;
Allen; marshal, +. l.. Boehmor; tyler, J.
G. Flint.
These officers were elected at meeting
Of the Steamer Hose company April 10
Captain, Paul Gunthcr; first lieutenant,
Bert st. Armour; second lieut.
cnant. Christopher Merrill. Clerk. Leo
Abair treasurer. George II. Horton; en-
aincer, Joseph Cuisson; first assistant,
| Eugene Richard; second oscar Mayo;
| nremen, John Poiricr and william Read;
auditor j. L. O'Sulivan; steward, Oscar
Mayo. The following were appointed to
| have chrage of the chemical: Engineer.
| Bert st. Amour. G. II. Horton, Martin Hal
loran. Jr.. Hugh Finnegan, Frank Abair
very few who understood how to work the
chemical, but hereafter all the members
will be 50 instructed that i'm case Of 4 fire
any one of the members present will be
ablc to handle the chemical with efli-
cheney
B. J. Pianfetti received word Friday
dav of the death of his mother, Mrs.
James Pianrctti, at her home I'm Gocana,
italy, on March o. Tho letter containing
the ncws was from his father Mrs.
pianfett was in her 73rd year. Besides
! her husband. She leaves tire" brothers;
! John ol this place. one at home and one
! 1T GlCue Arizona; and two sisters, Mrs.
| Mary Banpi Of Barre, and one IN Taluka,
| III. John left home about Is years ago
going to Barre. He came here about II
| years ago and has since conducted q
| candy and cigar store and lunch room
| lie has never returned to his home since
! his coming TO the United States.
Mrs. Emclance Larviere died at 3:3l
o'clock Sunday morning at the home OF
I her daughter, Mrs. r. Dion 30 - Main
street, following an Illness of about two
years. She suffered a shock which para
/ iyzod ono or her legs and had since been
unable to regain its use. Two days ago
complicaLo set in and she failed to re-
cover SNc was in her Slth year and hci
Ionly surviving relative is Mrs. Dion. Tn,
funeral was held in Canada Tuesday
/ The remains We're sent early Tuesday
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Stoddard Of Eas
CcLtor street are parents Of a SON borr
Saturday.
The installation of the Officers o
| Frances +. Stevens Chapter Order 81
Eastern star, took place last evening
in their rooms when a large gatherina
of the members were present. The in
.talling officer was Mrs. L. George Evan.
ana the installing marshal was Mrs. a
5. c. Hin. Following are the officers in.
stalled: W. f.. oscar W. Edwards; w
NJ. Mrs Mary l.. Warehouse; \. NJ
Mrs. Anna L. MacBride; secretary, Mrs
T. Heatricc Walker, treasurer, Miss Ella
\. blossom; conductrcss, Mrs. Mimi,
| DandreW: associate conductresse Mrs
! Phoebe Hopkins wardcr, Mrs. Marion c
! Flint; chaplain, M Tulcy Smith
marshal, Mrs. Elizabeth Miles; sentinel
John G. Flint; Adah. Miss Gladys smith
Ruth, Miss Elizabeth Bigwood: Esther
Miss Sadie Williams; Martha. Mrs Grac,
Thral; Elc-ta. Mrs. Tina clifford
orsanist. Miss Est-lle NJ. Packard
At the annual meeting last evening o
the Lafayette Hose company the follow
ing elections We're made: Foreman. c. \
Barbt": first assistant. George Finnegan
srcon. Charles Lavelly; clerk, Herr
| Niilcm '.c, treasurer Henry Homeister
audito. Charles LavcllN; steward. vii
liam hrouiiiard: fire police Arthur Adam