The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-19
WILLIAMSTOWN
Joint Installation of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs Largely Attended.

AT recent Joint installation of tn
officers of the Odd Fellows and Rebekal
lodges, the officers of Fraternity Rebekal
lodge, No. 80, were installed by District
Deputy Mrs. Flora Clark, assisted by
Deputy Grand Marshal Miss Maudt
Dyke, both of Barre. The following il
the list Noble grand, Mrs. Martha
Wales vice grand, Mrs. Mary Dutton
secretary, Mrs. Mary McAllister; treas
urer, Mrs. Jennie Drury; warden, Mrs
Marie Taylor; conductor, Miss Nellie
Daley; X. s. n. G., Mrs. Carrie Lougee
l.. S. N G., Mrs. Fannie Dow; r. S. V. g.,
Mrs Annie Randall j.. S. V. g., Mrs
Aura Poole; X. S. s., Mrs. Louise Rum
ney; L S. s., Mrs. May Downs; |. g.,
Miss Mile Drury; O, G., Miss Myra
Norris; chaplain. Mrs. Ida Whitcomb;
past grand, Mrs. Nina Jewett.
The officers of Williamstown lodge, No.
O., ]. 0. O. r., were installed by Richard
Jefrords, district deputy grand master,
assisted by Percy Jefrords, deputy grand
marshal. Tho officers installed are as
follows: Noble grand, Patrick Kelly:
vice grand, Luther Bailey; secretary, Al
den Jewett; chaplain, Hiram Drury;
warden, Henry Griffin; conductor, John
Downs; inside guardian, Hayden JET
fords; outside guardian, Clarence Will
fore; r. S. n. g., Percy feiTords; L. S.
n. G., Clinton Cram; r. $. V. G., Wind
sor Dirty; l.. $. V, G., Harvey Taylor;
r. S. S., George D. Walker; L. S. s., win
S. Drury. Grand Secretary +. w. Jack
son and Grand Chaplain Rev. j. b. Rear
don OF Barre were present and made in
teresting remarks on the work of the
order in the state and nation. Following
the ceremonies OF installation, a chick
enpie supper was served by Fraternity
Rebekah lodge to $50 people.
News is received here of the death of
Mrs. Lucy Martin Curtis, daughter of
the late Russell Martin Of this town.
Mrs. Curtis died at her home in Dutch
Flat, Cal, on Jan. 7, the cause of death
being hemorrhage of the brain.
Members of the local grange are max
ing preparations to present the play,
"The Soldiers Sweetheart" in grange
hall early in February.
Solid Rock chapel, Foxvile, Sunday,
Jan. 81. Preaching service at 2:45 p. m.
Sunday school before the service, begin
niong at p. m. Everybody invited.
Methodist church-Divine worship |
next Lords day in the morning at l0:45 !
o'clock. Sunday school at noon. All /
men of the congregation are invited to
,nroll in the new Bible class. Union |
evening service in the Congregational !
,hurch. Epworth league Tuesday even
ng and prayer meeting Thursday even
ng both at 1880.
Alden Fl. Jewett, manager of the local
reamery, has lately received sterling
liver prize medal awarded him at the
NATIONAL dairy show in Springfield. Mass,
ast October. Mr.. Jewett made some
'utter and sent it to the show to be
cored for prize, in competition with "a
ther creamery men of the state and re-
eived this prize for the best score in the
tate and the second in the national.
The sale of the building known as the
linsworth store on Depot street by the
resent owner, Mrs. Annie Randall. to
I Ray George, proprietor of the restau-
ant on Beckett street, has been current
2 reported for several days. The scribe
ow has it on good authority that the
deal Is off and Mr. George
ill remain in his present location.
Friends of James r. Mcmillan, who