St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-12
LUNENBURG
Joint Installation of Juniors and
Daughters of Liberty-LocaIs.

Joint Installation of Juniors and
Daughters of Liberty-LocaIs.
(Mrs. F. F. Balch, Correspondent
A joint installation of the Jr o. U.
A M. and d. of L. took place last
Wednesday evening followed by an
oyster supper and general good time.
Deputy K. T. Brown installed the fol-
/ lowing officers for the local council:
Councillor, Ernest Dodge; vice-coun-
! cilor, Abby Parker; recording secre-
tary, Charles Turner; financial secre-
tary, Fred Curtis; treasurer, F. C.
Lewis; conductor, Will Pond; warden,
B. B. Burbank; inside sentinel, John
Powell; outside sentinel, George Rams
dell; trustee, Ernest Dodge. Mrs. Err
nest Carpenter then installed for the
d. of L., Junior ex-councilor, George
RamsdeIl; assistant junior ex-coun-
cilor, Mrs. Maud Murtaugh; councillor,
Ernest Dodge; associate, Mrs. Eta
Turner; vice-councilor, Mrs. Leila
Morrow; assistant vice-councilor, Mrs.
Clara Curtis; guide, Mrs Nettie Pond;
recording secretary, Charles Turner;
assistant, Avis Colby; financial secre-
tary, Ellen Carpenter; treasurer, F.
c. Lewis; inside guard. Will Pond;
outside guard, Ernest Valley; trustee,
Mrs. Leila Morrow.
Howard w. r. c. held it's annual
installation last Tuesday evening, Mrs.
Celia Snow doing the work in the alb
sence of Mrs Kate Warren, because
of illness. An oyster supper followed
the business session to which the Post
was invited but not one of the men,
bers was able to attend. The officers
were President, Mrs. Grace Hill; sem
ior vice, Mrs. Kate Warren; junior
vice, Mrs Clara Nichols; chaplain.
Mrs. Inez Stuart; secretary, Mrs Eta
Turner; treasurer, Mrs. Olga ". Balch;
colors, 1, Mrs. Ada Smith, 2, Mrs. Min
ME NORWOOD, 3, Mrs. Leila Morrow,
4, Mrs. Sarah Simonds; guard, Mrs.
Mabel Lewis; assistant guard, Mrs.
Belle Lewis; conductor, Mrs. Ellen
Carpenter; assistant conductor, Mrs.
Ada Downer; press correspondent,
Mrs. Minnie Ball; patriotic instructor,
Mrs. Celia Snow.
Mrs. F. c. Currier was the guest of
her son Irving and family in Portland,
Me-, last week.
The grip has claimed many victims
during the past week, among them be-
ing Mrs. H. F. Warren, Mrs. F. F.
Balch, Charles Thomas, G. G.. Temple
and Felix Murtaugh.
Dr. Cleasby and DR.. Leith of Lam
caster, DR.. French of Concord and DR..
Wiggin of Whitefield have been pro-
fessional visitors in town during the
past week.
Mrs. ]. c. Breitling, who has been
patient in Brightlook hospital in st.
Johnsbury for two weeks, returned
home last Thursday, and is s. WY con-
valescing.
Miss Claire Shields of P wtucket, |
NJ M~csl
Guy c. Pigeon, last week.
Mrs Minnie Ball, Mrs. Eta Turner
and Miss Madeline Curtis each enter
tanned small companies at whist last
week.
Miss Rena Spencer who has been
the guest of Miss Marjorie Bell for
several weeks has gone to visit Lyn- |
donville relatives before returning to |
her home in Montpelier.
Much sympathy is felt for the fam
lily of Mrs Clara Temple Carr who re-
Gently passed away at her home in st.
Johnsbury. Mrs. Carr was born here
and spent her early life in this place
and has many old friends who extend |
sympathy to the bereaved family.
G. G. Temple was called to ST. |
Johnsbury Saturday by the death and !
burial of his sister.
MIS- Ed h1nS IS very III dl the hume
of her son Louis in West Lunenburg.
Her daughter, Mrs. Annie Shallow and |
children of Groveton, Fred from Bos- |
ton and John from Littleton were |
called here on Saturday by their
mothers illness. Mrs. King is slightly |
better at this writing.
The entertainment given under the |
auspices of the Junior League on Mon
day evening by Rev. Glenn w. Doug |
las was much enjoyed by the few who |
braved the bad weather to attend. The |
entertainment was changed from the |
tragic "At the Mercy of the State" to |
IAN Evening with Will Carleton" and |
those who were not present missed a
good thing.