The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04
WATERBURY,
Installation of Grange officers Was Held
SAtaidaY Evening.

Sataiday Evening.
The installation supper OF Dillingham;
grange was held in the Knights of Pyth-
las hall Saturday evening. Following
this the following officers were Installed
by Past Master Il. G. Hillman; Master,
Philip Shonio; oyerseer, Fred Ravelin;
lecturer, Mrs. Edward Goodheart; chap
lain, Mrs. ID. ID. Dewitt; steward, Mark
Eastman; secretary, Miss Daisy Hasel-
tine; treasurer, Mrs. Emma West; gate
keeper, Ray Davis; assistant steward,
| Willis Breene; Ceres, Mrs. Philip Shonio;
Pomona, Mrs. Ray Davis; Flora, Miss
Elsie Deavitt; lady assistant steward,
Miss Gertrude Miller. II was voted to
hold social next Saturday evening at
the home of Philip Shonio. This will
take the form of leap year box party,
each gentleman furnishing a box to be
bid off by lady austioneer. Convey
ance viii be furnished by +. T. 0'Brien
for those who haven't teams.
The following officers of lroquois
camp, No. l3,435, Modern Woodmen of
America, We're recently elected, the in
stallaton to take place on Tuesday even
ing, Jan. IL. The regular meetings OF
this society are held the second and fourth
Tuesdays in each month. Venerable
consul, w. f. Shontell past consul,
+. G. Harvey worthy adviser, Raymond
ID. Buzzell; banker, L. Fl. Smith; clerk,
b. A. Lavelle; escort, w. j. Hamel;
Waterman, William Coash; sentry, Will
liam Collins; trustee for three years,
William Collins.
Frank Perry mas returned from Stone
ham, Mass, and resumed work for the
Drew Granite company.
Burtram Hart is visiting in Randolph.
The Consolidated Lighting company is
making arrangements to furnish electric !
ity for the farm buildings of the Keefe |
brothers on Perry hill.
Mrs. Greta Perkins Evans returned |
Sunday to her school in Warren
The Needlecraft club is to have
social gathering and Christmas tree with !
Mrs. +. L. Campbell Wednesday after
noon.
Stanley Buzzell of Waitsfield and Miss
Flora Heyer of st. Adams were in town
Sunday.
The regular monthly missionary meet
ing of the ladies society Of the Congre
gational church viii be held with Mrs.
[. H. Elliot Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Eta Graves has charge of the program.
The mending club had an enjoyable
afternoon Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Edward Chesley. tree contained gift
or each, also the food for refreshments,
contributed by each member The an
lual meeting of this club viii be held
With Mrs. Edward Goodheart Thursday, I
Ian ID, when officers will be elected
Miss Vera Fisher of Colorado has been
guest of Miss Mary Guptil, her Wei
esley college friend. Miss Guptil has
eturned to Waitsfeld, where her moth
r, Mrs. Florence Guptil, is remaining /
With her daughter, Mrs. Edward Jones. a
Both services at st. Andrews church
N New Years day were very we'll at e
ended and Sunday 300 assembled at the 3
lorning service. a
Clarence Bailey. who has been with
is mother, Mrs. II. G. Douglass, has re- I
urned to his home in st. Johnsbury il
FRS. Douglass sister and sons, Mrs. Lee
lorgan Wheeler and Homer of Burling- {
on, were also guests of Mr.. and Mrs. y
douglass over Sunday. G
News OF the serious illness from pneu
lonia OF Lutler Davis in a hospital~at T
royidence, r. l., has been received, His f,
in law, William Douglass, is with a
i'm. b
A delightful watch-night party was Ia
wen at Bonafortin farm Friday even
e, Miss Kathleen Lebanon being the lg
ostess. Progressive 500 was played, b
-iss Barbara Brown winning first prize il
ld Paul Wallace the BOBBY. For part
srs for supper, the boys acted out New ei
ears resolutions, the girls guessing the in
.ihe. After supper dancing was en- L
we'd and the advent of leap year no
ced by the girls choosing the partners. Q,
he party broke up after the new year IL
I'd been ushered in for two or three n
,urs. all enthusiastic over the hospital W
Y of the LeBaron home Guests from lis
it of town were lyman Whitcomb of
IRE and Miss Elva Townsend of East W
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