Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13
MORRISVJLLE

The following officers of James NJ.
Warner Post, G.. a. r., have been in
stalled, Past Department Commander
a. a. Niles being the installing officer:
Post commander, Austin wilkins; senior
vice, :. ID. Luce; junior vice. d. w.
Rodgers, adjutant, A. A. Niles; quarter
master, l.. l.. Camp; chaplain. W. B.
Patch; officer Of the day, G. A. Bridge;
surgeon. w. G. McCllntock; officer OF the
guard, c. w. Drown; sergeant ma jor,
G. A. Bridge; quartermaster-s sergeant.
c, \. Sandus; patriotic Instructor. w. G.
McClintock; guard, j. NJ. Ballard. The
same evening the following officers OF
the w. r. c. were installed by Mrs.
Alice George, Mrs. Glee Towne Elphn.
stone acting as conductor: President,
Mrs, Nina Foss; senior vice-president,
Mrs. Jennie Newton; Junior vice pres-
dent, Mrs Mae Harris Cheney; treasurer,
Mrs. Eldora Goodell; chaplain Mrs.
Sarah Johnson; conductor, Mrs Lena
Sanders, guard, Mrs. Jessie Grant; as
sistant conductor, Mrs. Emma Spear;
assistant guard. Mrs Emeline Spauld.
ing; patriotic instructor Mrs Ella
Small press correspondent Mrs Ida
Towne; color bearers, Mesdames Laura
Lula Towne. An invitation WAS ex-
tended at this time by Comrade w. G.
McClintoclt to the members Of the va.
rious societies to be present at the hall
on the evening of January 81 to assist
him in the celebration of his 18th birth
day.-At the annual meeting of the Con-
gregational society the following officers
were elected: Moderator, H. A. Stay
ion; scribe, j. A. Robinson, treasurer,
F. W. Mould; collector. Edward Stephen;
prudential committee, A. l.. Cheney, II.
G. Cheney. c. D. Howe, Mrs Fannie
Blclford, Mrs. H. \, Small and Mrs.
] n. Warren. 'rlstee Of church funds,
H. A. Slaytol ;rustee OF church prop
erty. the - Htial committee and
dcacons M . ll"rle Smniley has return
ed from Boz where she passed two
weeks with SISTER and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Dl,p1 oagc--Carroll Wheeler
left ThursGaE or Hartford. Conn,
where he employment. Mrs.
Wheeler cXp. A.. iu ioin him in about
two weeks. --,., 3. r. cnmpbell was in
Ct Johnsbula .,lg day TO visit her sis
ter, Mrs. 'Iohson, who is at
Brightlook 10. -NeTs has be:n re-
ceved Of '.., .rt.h " St Johnsbury
of Mrs Ia. bar'SwS hart after
long illness neral services were held
Friday
The first basketball game OF the league
series played by Peoples Academy was
won BY small margin over st Johns
bury Academy at Worthwhile Friday eve
ming the score being II to 10.-H II
Fisher who has passed the holiday raca
ton with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. j
Fisher, returned Saturday to Pottstown
Pa. to resume his school work. Mrs
willis Terril went Saturday to Highgat
Springs to visit her sister and husband
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Seltus,-Carl Page, ties
ter for the Dairy Testing association
passed Saturday and Sunday in st, Al
hans.-Mrs II, j. Fisher and son, Claut
NJ Fisher, passed Saturday in Burlington
Miss Elizabeth Powers was In Burling
ton Saturday.-Mrs, T. G. Wilson went L
Montpelier Saturday remaining ovel
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Spauld
ing.-Miss Clara Davis of Wolcott came
Saturday to remain over Sunday with hol
sister and husband Mr. and Mrs Ottt
Rlodgett.--Mrs, q, NJ Powers and daugh
ter, Miss Dorothy, returned Friday from
Rurlington.-Mrs. Walter Titus OF John
son was a guest Saturday of Mr. and Mrs
Otto Blodgett.-Mrs Eva Lee left Satur
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