Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-11

had frequently visited here. He Is sur
vived by his wife. formerly Miss Lou
Clark: son. Alfred Page. stenograph-
err in railroad employ at Minneapolis,
Mimi. and daughter, Miss Fannie Page.
of Princeton.
At the first annual banquet Of the Girls
Friendly society, celebrating the eighth
anniversary of It's organization, held Mt
the parish house OF st. Luke's Church
Monday evening Deaconess Louisa of
Burlington, the founder of the local So
ciety, was present and gave an interest
ing address. Three members of the Burling-
ton society were present and the Rev. w.
NJ warlow Of Arlington was n guest. The
Rev. G. w. Smith. rector, made 4 few
congratulatory remarks. Mrs. T.. A. Chit
tenden acted as toastmistress at the ban
quet. Dancing was enjoyed until ten
O'Clock.
At the annual encampment of district
No. 3, Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
held with Columbia Encampment, No. H.
in Odd Fellows hall Monday evening the
royal purple degree was conferred upon
two candidates There were reports Of
the various encampments in the districts
and grand officers gave short speeches
About 20 members enjoyed a banquet at
The Tavern at the conclusion of the exer-
cises. Tho grand officers present were:
Past Grand Representative II. r. KIM
ball OF this city, Grand Master L. c. Hol-
combe Of Milton, Grand Patriarch Charles
Farr Of st. Johnsbury, Grand Represen-
tative j. w. Foster of Waterbury, Grand
Herald o. ]. Goss Of Burlington, Dis
trict Deputy Grand Patriarch c. w. Steele
OF Highgate, District Deputy Grand Mas
ter II. E. Mooney of this city and Grand
High Priest w. d. Wilson of this city.
Miss Leonora Branch of this city and
Miss Mary Smith Of waltham. Mass.
who have been on a four months tour
OF the West and South, visiting the OK.
positions at San Francisco and San Diego,
have arrived In this city and are at the
home of Miss Branch's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Branch. They made the re-
turn trip by way Of the Canadian Rock
les
AT the regular meeting Of Lakeside
Grange. No. 80a, p. OF H., Monday eve
ming the following officers were elected:
Master. Z. II. Brooks overseer, Fl. ].
Wright: lecturer, Mrs. II. ]. Wright
steward. D. ]. Griswold; assistant steward
Ray Gallagher; chaplain, Mrs. D. J. Girls.
void; treasurer. w. f. CUNNINGHAM,
secretary, Miss Jessie L. D. Perciyal,
gate keeper, NJ. J. Bascom; Ceres. Mrs
f. II. Brooks: Pomona, Mrs. r. j. Robin.
son; Flora. Mrs. Ray Gallagher; lady
assistant steward, Mrs. !. w. Merrill
At party given by Mr.. and Mrs vii.
liam Needham Of Boston the marriagc
engagement of their daughter. Mary Julia
to Claude p. Cullen. formerly of St
Adams, was announced. The wedding i.
to take place at their home November
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Three pigs and a yearllng colt wer,
burned and a large quantity OF hay los
in fire which destroyed the barn on tn,
Waugh farm on French hill late Mon
day afternoon. The farm is run by Johr
Benor. The origin of the fire Is unknown
and the amount of the loss has not beer
ascertained, but 1t is understood that Il
was partially covered by Insurance.
A. Kelley, who for the past five years
has been ovsrseer Of Adirondack View
farm on the Swanton road, has moved
to the Smith hill farm in St. Adams
The Rev. w. NJ. Warlow of Arlington
Is the guest Of p. B. B. Northrop and
family He expects to sail about Decem.
her l for England. Mr.. Warlows SON
Lieut. Sidney NJ Warlow, is with the
army cyclist corps and second in com.
mand Of the 36th divisional company al
Flanders. Mrs. W. NJ. Warlow has beer
in England many months.
At meeting held at the Stranahar
club Tuesday evening the Stranahar
Dramatic club was organized with the
following officers: President. Bernard
Daley; treasurer Arthur Lawton: car
penters, Alfred Shore and Henry Law
| tom electricians. Norton Fitzsimonds ant
Ellsworth Lewis; stage managers, Elme,
Bracket and l.. Corrigan. Committee.
have been chosen from the Verulam clul
as follows: On membership, Misses Wini
fred Hoey and Pearl Dyke; on decora
tons, Misses Mary Louise Milo ant
Zelma Jersey: on costumes, Misses
| Florence NJ. Merritt and Teresa Sullivan
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