Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11

the day, John Manney; quartcrmaatcr,
| G, w. ~ Putnam; chaplain, +. " PARKER.
officer of the guard, Martin Sargent
G. NJ &, T.. y. Rising; sergeant major,
Norman Nichols; adjutant f.. u.
! ketchum. The ranks are SO depicted tina,
there are not sufficient officers tn 90
around, many being obliged to take more
than one. The officers of the Relief
Corps were installed the same afternoon
by Mrs. \. Lee Cady of Bethel, with
Mrs. Martha Williams as installing con
ductor as follows: President. Mrs. May
Goodwin; senior vice, Mrs. Clara Ket-
chum; junior vice, Mrs. Rose Heath,
secretary, Mrs. Louise Holman: treas
urer, Mrs. Ella Bruce; chaplain. Mrs.
Ella Cass: conductor. Mrs Nellie
Hutchinson; guard, Mrs. Martha Wi
iiams; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Flora
Jones; press correspondent, Mrs. clara
ketchum; musician, Miss VERNE Dumas;
assistant conductor Mrs. Gertrude
Dwycr; first color bearer, Miss Della
Chandler; second color bearer Mrs.
Laura Luce; third color bearer, Mrs.
Mabel Howe; fourth color bearer. Miss
Nellie Dumas. y supper was served fol-
lowing the installation. Miss Mary wynn
of Bethel accompanied Mrs. Cady here
for the ceremonies. The Misses Ethel
treel't ana i1dHci 'diilppell leIt Satul7
day for Albany. y. y. to enter the bust
ness college, the Intter to complete her
course of study and the former, although
graduate of that institution. to take
an additional two weeks of study -Miss
Marion Brown stopped off here on her
way to her home in White River Tune
ton Saturday to see Mrs. G. T.. Lazellc.
The members of the Methodist
'HuIt" were iluc" SURPRISE" "ul'uaN
ihorh'HE "ne" t"oE ehtere" tne "uui .
'oIiui" 10 IN" tioch upon inc wall
"u'c" l''u ooe,' Ii''Co" ,"Vir oN Sn,.o
uhNi'o"" l,leno uu'l"E me week me
pastor iiliue lich'ioh Oh me l"ct an"
eN'eHue" '""hNS "! "tu"li % tht
cnu'c" I'I ."e ~, vi. i-e'lut'
L'iV,'i.u"u anu u"uE lto'' MISS M
iieu iIci'iio'u, iei. Nlo"""H VI nan
oNc' ~ "cdi ''"N SUNNY no SUM
pelorc we S'u"ci'tS Ui t"' '"i''-V Nun
daE afternoon rev Joseph
hamilton, the Kew = =" N"i''F an"
MISS ZINE baker' deaconesS' from
kahdoiph center went To I"t"el Mon
Gay TO attend n hcetlnE OF ministers
Oh the Methodlts oehoihl""'oil NrS.
Johh Appott' better known mere as
trace SANFORD arrived N"h""F from
w lhcnester' Nid"S' 70 VISIT Htr ulotuei t.
MIS- IT, !. Sahford'--ArS' d. H. puh'lS
entertained silver cross of the
NlhS paughlefs at hcf nome on h"h'
dolph avenue IueSday aticrnoon-NlS
Aoah carr attef passing ScNefal Gays
win MI ana Mrs = H. NtlchulH, lrIl
SUNDAY hleht ior NllllamStoWn Tor a
rev Gays before gong TO her nome IN
81 Adams
b Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Dodge were in Han
over Monday To hear Billy sunday VINO
II
brotherhood held its regular mee'in@
Monday evening with an attendance OF
about 90. Inc uSuaI supper WAS served
after winch the Rev. Mr. tllnklcN ol I'D"
BaptlSt Church spoke ON New bedford
DR.. Ernest sawyer OF New YORK city,
VINO has been with Mr.. ana Ms Morgan
on f1Sh NH Tor week returned t" the
city TuesdaN-Mrs. Joseph Manning ana
children VINO have been IN town VITA
Mrs jennie Sml'h Tor seNeraI weeks, VIII
not return 10 East t'ranNine' Mr.. Nan
Ning having CLOSED ms connection with the
company tncrc' II Is expected they may
locate III Boston atlcr rev W'eHs'"-
, news was received TUESDAY mormn% at
ne ueath "l fnNai evan oi fochoS-
Ter an uncle OF Mrs. W. = H"dgkins OF
ms place lie died suddenly while ST
tihs III MS chalf' heaIl HSeaFe supposed
20 ne the cause'-NfS N"t"r N'tchnlh
came llo''l tdNSNNIc "'So"H hlorh'Ht
anu e"'ei'" 'lc S"hil"1uIh' where IN the
future She VIII uhutf4o an operation
ne SlNer cross circle Oh me hihS 3
Daus I'ers heiu i'S resuiaf he'uhg with
MIS- D. H. buhols iueSoay afternoon
me io1lo"llls officers OF FERN f"beiah
I|ouSe were lla'alle" uesHAN hN Mra'
7 Ne"co'i'p' - - ~, ana MIS- IaIInrH'
" ,, ',o was .no nl"lSi,II' >"p'e Nra." H''S'