Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
LAMO|LLE COUNTY
STOWE.

Ihe members of Unity Church mot for
their annual dinner and business meeting
Thursday. The following officers We're
elected: President. Paphro H. Pike: sec
rotary, Herbert +. straw; treasurer, LII
cins l. Harris; trustees. VI. e. I.ovejoy,
II. W. Barrows f e. Scrbner; parish
committee, Miss Ruse d Straw; Miss
Martha Curry, Mrs Mary Smith. Mrs.
Dora Eddy, Miss Ida Harris. l.. II. Straw;
music committee, Mrs. Iillia BarroVs.
Mrs. BERTHA Douglass; assistants. Miss
Ruth Mcmahon, Mrs. Annie Harris;
membership committee, l.. l.. Harris; Z.
g. Scribner literary committee, Miss
Clara Barrows Mrs. Agnes Jenney; so
cial committee. Mrs. Angie Gale. Mrs.
Grace Scribner; ushers L. II. Straw and
+. c. Scrihner; on resolutions. Mrs. Alice
I.oveiov. l.. L. Harris. Miss Clara Bar
rows.-Mrs. Lucy Scribner has news from
her son and wife, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Scribncr. who are RAISING the winter in
paYtora. Fla, that they are much pleased
With the place and are picking ripe or
anges from the trees while the mercury
IN Vermont is lurking around below zero.
Mrs c. NJ. Lawrence is passing some
Ine with friends in in st. Adams.
There was an attendance % about o.
at the annual dinner Of the II. II. Smith
Post and Womens Relief Corps Grand
Army of the Republic, at the .Akeley
Memorial building Saturday. In the after
noon at the regular meeting Of the post
the following officers for 1917 were in
stalled, Commander Sparks acting rs in
stalln- officer: Post commander Henry
A Sparks: senior viCe-commauder. sam
ucl II. Kaiser; junior vice-commander
Jackson Sargent: adjutant, =. d. Pike;
quartermaster, 5 NJ. Brush: chaplain. :
II. Nuttng: officer of the day, Abram
burnett; officer of the guard, Lewis
Shontc!le; sergeant major, y. G w
Marshall; quartermasteI sergeant, s. G.
Spaulding; delegate, s. II Kaiser;
alternate, r. 5. Mating. Officers for
the Women's Relief Corps were installed
by Ms Sarah T.. Dewey, Of the Major
love Relief Corps, No. 9S, of Haverhill
Mass. AS follows. President, Mrs. Mary
Russell, senior vICe-president. Mrs
adelaide Foster; junior ce-president
Mrs Lucy Scrbner; chaplain. Mrs.
Aurilla Smith: conductor. Mrs. Susie
Roardman; assistant conductor Mrs
Lillian Peterson, guard. Mrs Emma
Brush: assistant guard, Mrs. Nina Nut
ting; treasurer Mrs. Emma Brush; secre
tary, Mrs. Anna Kimball; color bearers
Mrs Edwina Harris. Miss Martha Curry,
Mrs Allie Peterson, Mrs. Laura Robin
son: musician Mrs. Maidie Butts
patriotic instructor Mrs. jeanette Adams:
press reporter Mrs. Malinda DruCg.-The
Rev. NJ w. Farman OF Westfeld
chaplain OF the Senate, was the guest Of
his cousin. Mrs Alice y. RAYMOND, Fri
day and Saturday on his way to Norris
Vile, where he preached TO- the Rev.
W r. Baker Sunday.--W A. Aldrich.
who was severely injured Monday by a
flying board from the re-sawing machine
I, IN na
dressed Saturday. but will not be able
to work for some time
A letter received by Mr.. and Mrs. c.
!. Robinson from the Rev. q, A. Biene-
man. regarding the condition OF their son.
Frank /. Robinson of Montreal Mounted
Rifles. who had been reported at the gem
eral hospital at Letreport, France. dan
gerously wounded in the legs and having
lost an eye, states that one leg has been
amputated above the knee The writer
says that the wounded man was receiving
all the care that skilled physicians and
devoted nurses could give him and that he
manifested great courage and cheerful
ness, and adds that he has suffered in
great and good cause and his suffering
will not be in Representative
Harry r.. Pike returned to Mont
peler Monday after passing sun
day at his home.-W H. Perry OF Thomp-
sons island, Boston. visited Mrs. Perry
and her mother. Mrs. Lula Dunbar, at
Mrs Aurilla Smiths over Sunday.
AT the annual meeting of Bishop Ashury
Chapter, Epworth League. Of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church. officers were elect
ed as follows: President. Miss Hazel
Adams: first vice-presidont, the Rev. +.
l.. Goddard: second. Mrs. Alma Brush:
third. Miss Elsie Algcr; fourth. Miss
Nerna Stcckman; secretary, Miss Mildred
Holden; treasurer Miss Amy Adams. 1t
was voted that the hour of meeting be
seven O'Clock Sunday cvening,-Mrs. II.
o. Barrows and three children of Bed
ford. Iowa. are visiting Mrs Barrows'
father. Warren l.. Demertt, Mr.. Bar
bile. is now in South Royaltop on his
way to stowe. After completing their
visit here Mr. and Mrs. Barrows will go
20 Chelsea. where they have purchased
a farm.-R. II. Metcalf. butter-maker at
the Nit. Mansfield Cooperative creamery.
is attending the dairymen's meeting in
Burlington. ID. Pangle has re-
turned from "A few weeks visit with his
parents In Syracuse, Kans. Mrs. Pangle,
who has been very Ill at the home OF
her mother. Mrs. Hannah knight, remains
about the same.-PuStmaster A. c. Cakes.
who has been confined to his home n
week with an ahsccss on one heel. Is re-
Andrew ]. Magoon has been i'll since