Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE

These officers for the Women's Relief
Corps have been installed: President
Mrs. Nina Foss: senior vice-presidcnt.
Mrs. Jennie Newton: Junior vice-prcs-
dent, Mrs. Mae Cheney; treasurer, Mrs.
, t,ldora Goodell; conductor Mrs. Lena
Sanders chaplain, Mrs. Sara johnson
guard, Mrs Hannah Taylor.-Th officers
for 1917 for the G. A. r. are as follows:
Commander Austin Wilkins: senior vice
commander, S. d, Luce; junior, n. W.
Rodgers; adjutant. y. A. Niles; quarter
master, l.. l.. Camp; chaplain, William
Patch: outer guard, Joseph Chaplain: in
ncr guard. George w. Drown.-A Joint
installation of the officers of George w
Doty Camp. Sons Of Veterans. and the
Auxiliary was held at the @. r. r. haIl
Tuesday. Jan. 9, after which n social
hour was ENJOYED and refreshments SER
we'd. Several members of James NJ. War
ner Post q. \. r, and the W. r. G.
were present as guests of the camp and
auxiliary. The list of officers for the aux
Hilary is as follows: President. Minnie
Woodbury.. vice president. Laura SaXby:
chaplain. Martha Ainsworth; treasurer
Gertic Foss; guide, Nellie stone: assist
ant guide Hannah Taylor: color guards
Gladys St Louis. Gladys Stearns: patriot
is instructor, Laura Phillips: press cor
respondent, Hannah Taylor. Following is
"A list Of officers elected by the Sons of
Veterans Commander, \. y. st. Louis
senior Vice-commander. s l., Ring: junior
Nice-commaud"r. q. II. Prior: camp coun-
ell Earl kculic!d. secretary and treas
urcr. a 9. Sulham; patriotic instructor
Iferbcr, K"eler chaplain, +. f. Camp
G. G. Robinson has resumed work for H.
A. Smallcv x CO.. after an enforced va
cation Of three months while recovering
from n serious operation for hernia and
aDDendlcitiS.-M and Mrs. George Hunt
have rented the tenement in G. +. RAN
dalls house on Congress street and have
moved here from Charleston, where they
have resided for several months.
John W. Perry went Monday to Bur
lngt.u to return with his son. Wal
lace. who was recently operated upon
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for APP
pendicitis. Mrs. Perry will not be
able to return home for week or two
Bert clark, who underwent an on
Grafton two months ago, resumed his
work Monday as all around man for G.
w Clark.--Mrs. H. II. Dodge returned
Monday to burlington for n longer
stay with her mother, Mrs &. r. Kent
Mrs. Edla Wiley. who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. b. j. KEEL
lev. returned to her home in Water
vile MondaY.-Jamcs NJ Kelley re-
summed his charge of the railroad sta
ton Monday, after about three months
leave of absence, Maurice iloyet, who
has had charge of affairs during the
absence Of Mi Kelley, returned to
Uprdwick Monday night-E -. Butler
OF Cambridge was Il guest of his aunt,
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, Saturday and
Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Carl Brownell
returned Monday to Nergcnnes after
visiting the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. 4. Slayton.
The Masonic Temple fair had the
largest Attendance Friday evening of the
week. W. NJ Johnson gave "A moving
ricturo show during the first part of the
evening, followed by Il repetition of the
farce, sister MasonS." l'olowing the
farce came the prizes, 20 in number, after
which dancing was enjoyed The at
tendance saturday evening was expected
20 exceed that of Friday evening.-A