St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-12
Concord
Onicers and Committees of G. A. r..
and w. II. C.-Death of
Frank Jock.

partment Senior Vice President Mrs
Helen p Bennett. installing officer
assisted by Mrs Martha Williams as
conductor. The officers of the w. r.
c.. are as follows: President, N Ma
bel Bonnet; senior president,
Helen Folsom; junior president,
Wanna Woodbury.; secretary, Lola M.
Cutting; treasurer, Alice E. Parker;
chaplain, Celia A. Reed; conductor,
Martha Williams; guard, Viola L.
Stacy; assistant conductor, Eldie A.
Miltimore; assistant guard, Myra
Adair; patriotic instructor, Annette
Forsaith; press correspondent, Lois B.
Cutting; first color bearer, Mary A.
Willis; second color bearer. Ella r.
Lee; third color bearer, Emma Blod-
gett; fourth color bearer. Gertrude B.
Reed; musician, Mabel Burbank; first
delegate to department convention,
Mrs. Ella r. Lee; second, Mrs. Lois
B. Cutting; first alternate, Mrs. Mabel
Burbank; second, Miss Alice E. Park
er. The following committees were
appointed: Relief. Viola l.. Stacy, Ell
die A. Miltimore, Mary A. Willis, Lola
M. Cutting, Clara A. Chaplin, Celia A.
Reed, Lillian Mcdonald. Myra Adair;
auditing. Lois B. Cutting, Gertrude
Burt Gertrude B. Reed; home and
employment, Annette Forsaith, Cora
Webb, Helen Burroughs, Ellen A.
Scales; conference, Susan May, Lola
M Cutting, Celia Reed, Clara Chaplin,
Helen Folsom; executive, first quarter,
Eldie A. Miltimore, Charlotte Edney,
Lola M. Cutting, Annette Forsaith,
Martha williams. Eliza Williamson,
Hattie James. Mabel Ranney; second
quarter. Ella r. Lee. Mabel Burbank,
Wanna Woodbury., Ellen Gleason, &C.
liza Reed. Susan May, Cora Webb, En-
ma Blodgett; third quarter, Helen Fol-
som, Myra Adair, Dennie Fisher, Cla-
"a Chaplin, Gertrude Reed, Ellen
Scales, Helen Burroughs, Gertrude
Burt; fourth quarter. Cora Bailey. AL
ice Parker Myrtle Hutchinson, Annie
Hunter, Viola Stacy, Lois Cutting, Ma
ry Willis. Matte B. Russell. The G..
A. r. officers for the ensuing year are
as follows: Commander, James K.
Bennett; senior vice-commander,
Charles May; junior vice commander,
b. F. Woodbury.; officer of the day,
William Pratt; adjutant, o. B. Cut
ting; quarter master, Barton Works;
guard, Ira L. Lee; chaplain, G. l..
Stacy; patriotic instructor, Benjamin
Gleason; sergeant-major, Andrew Nor
gan; quartermaster sergeant. w. T.
Reed. At the close of the meeting all
repaired to G. A. r. hall where re-
freshments were served.
Concord Grange. No. 40S, holds it's
installation Of officers Friday evening
with Walter Hall of St. Johnsbury
Center, state deputy, as installing Of
ficer, assisted by Mrs. Annie Hall as
marshal Refreshments will be
served.
The regular meeting of Adah chap
ter, No. 80, o. E. s. will be held
Thursday evening. Jan. 13. Past Ma
irons and Patrons night will be OBJ
served.
Frank Jock passed away Friday
after a weeks illness from a compli-
cation of diseases. Mr.. Jock was born
near Montreal in 1910. Most of his
life was spent in Concord. where in
1870 he was married to Lavina Will
liams. Eleven children were born to
them, nine of whom survive him,
Mary, Mrs. Dennis Rivers of Lyndon;
Angie, Mrs. B. F. Humphrey of East
Burke; Jacob and Joseph of Lyndon;
Mrs. Phoebe Quimby of st. Johns
bury; Ellsworth of White River juno
ton; Grace, Mrs. Joseph Thebory of
st. Lamberts, P. O., David, who lives
at home and Edith, Mrs. Royal Lewis
of this town. Besides the widow and
children he is survived by two sisters
in Canada, a brother was killed dur
ing the Civil war and another brother
has not been heard from since child
hood. The funeral was held from the
home Monday at II O'Clock, Rev.
George S. Smith, officiating.
Henry McCraynolds and Mrs. Roy
Blodgett of East st. Johnsbury and
Miss Wilson from Montreal were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Edney
P. S. Woodbury. and Ray Bailey,
who have been ill, are able to be on
the street.
Mrs. Mabel Beattie has gone to
Woodbury..
Mrs. Walter Mcfarland of ST.
visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Forest, last week.
Gentlemen's night at Universalist
church this wednesday, evening.
Oyster supper commencing at $50.
Mrs. Cora L. Bailey spent Tuesday
of last week with St. Johnsbury
friends.
Miss Alice E. Parker is at Bright |
look hospital recovering from a recent |
surgical operation.
Ray Cutting of Groveton. N. H.. has
been visiting friends in town.
DR.. R. T. Johnson and niece. Mrs. |
Nelson Burt. were in Portland last |
week.
Mrs. Horace Hastings, who was SER
Iously i'll the pas week, is making /
favorable recovery. Mrs. Marina Has
tings has been caring for her.
The January committee of the |
Methodist Episcopal church will serve /
a corn chowder supper Wednesday, |
Jan. 10, followed by an entertainment |
and social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. v. Hastings of st. |
were called here the past |
week by the illness of Mr.. Hastings |
mother, Mrs. Horace Hastings.
]. B. Wallace visited his daughter, /
Mrs. Freeman Hutchinson a few days |
last week, en- route to his home in East |
Concord. after spending the holidays
with his son, William E. Wallace, in /
Hanover, N. II.
Mrs Florence Morrison is visiting /
her sister, Miss Lila Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Tatro have re-
turned to their home in Chicago.