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them, will make her home with Mrs.
n. ]. Andrews at 28 Clarke street.

JauudTy D, OF LIT. CndTIeS EuWaTu WeiiS.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wells Of
College street, and Grace Lathrop. daugh-
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Franklin
Learned Of WATERFOWL, Mass. DR.. and
Mrs. Wells will be at home after the first
Of March at 8 Craigie Circle, Cambridge.
Mass. DR.. Wells was graduated from the
medical college Of the University Of YER
mont In 1908. He has held responsible
positions for several years with the Massa-
chusetts General hospital at Boston.
Retail milk is now 10 cents per quart in
the majority Of the crcamerles and gro
Gerry stores Of the city, the raise in price
going into effect Monday. The increase
is the direct result of the federal milk
commissions hearing in Boston recently.
where the government heard both sides of
the milk problem from producers. retailers
and consumers. The hearing decision was
In favor Of giving the producers more for
their product and 50 the general public
pays the price. as usual. The price of
mix mas also gone up a cent a quart in
Rutland. the people Of the Marble City
now paying II cents per quart for milk
Instead of 10 at the cart and 10 instead of
nine at the creamery.
Sound and we'll nxed financially. strong
and ever-increasing in membership, were
the feature points of the reports of on.
| GERS OF st. Joseph's society given Thurs
day night at their hail. There was q large
attendance. inasmuch as the meeting was
the annual one and the members elected
the following officers: President, A, H,
Duhamel; vice-presidents, Peter Grady
and Leon Quillian: secretary, ]. N. Gin
gras; assistant secretary, Arsene Boucher:
corresponding secretary. DR.. ]. T..
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collector. j. M. Hebert; assistant collec.
tor. Joseph Gassette; marshal, Charles
Beauchemin.
At business meeting Of the Plumbers,
Steamfitters' and Gas Filters Union, No.
go. Tuesday night the following officers for
the ensuing year were elected: Presi-
dent, ]. e. Moore; vice-president, James
Thurber; past-president, Louis Lavalley:
financial secretary Arthur Monreon:
recording secretary, Edmund Bison /:
treasurer. Leon Mongeon; inside guard,
Adelor Dusablin outside guard. Louis
Kaufman; installing officer. Walter Bah
cock; auditing committee, Thomas Rob.
inson, w. e. Babcock and Fred Green
delegates to building trades council.
William Grimm. Stephen Hartisan and
William Raine. Jr. These officers will
be installed at the next regular meet.
ing. next Tuesday evening.
That all has not been we'll in the house.
hold Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boclair Of this
city is surmised from the Allegations set
forth In petition for q divorce filed by
Mr.. Boclair at the county clerks office
Friday for hearing at the March term
Of county court. Adultery with divers
persons unknown to the petitioner is
charged against the wife, Hattie Boclair.
and as another reason for the granting of
the divorce he alleges intolerable severity.
The couple were married in this city on
January s. 1909. by the Rev. Frank Dee
Penny. Two children have been born to
the couple. a boy aged six years. and a
girl. aged three. Both children are now in
the custody Of the petitioner.
At the annual installation Of officers of
the Fraternal Order Of Eagles 1t was
shown that more than 80 members Of the
Organization were serving with the colors
The order insures for $1,000 every man
who is serving Uncle Sam. The Eagles al.
ways have been pretty square with the
members and their families and tho tax
of ten cents per month additional on the
members who stay at homo did not meet
with dissenting voice. Those Of the local
order who are now under the flag are:
Simon Allen. Charles NJ. Barlow. M M
Connolly. g. L. Cote. J. g. Dietman, F.
Dubie. E. A. Doran. w. Carney. M
Kalafut. ]. F. Knox, e. p. Matthews, NJ
Matthews w. Murray. b. Rom. F. NJ
Snyder, A. A. Stevens, NJ. A. Hourihan
p. Thicker. o. L. Wills. P. ]. Wheel, N. J.
Curtis, NJ. E. Gleason F. B. Gassett, @. J.
Carrier and others who were in the
regular army.
Mrs. Ida Prentiss. past department presi.
dent OF Garfield Circle. No. 4. Ladies OF
the Grand Army of the Republic. installed
these officers in knights Of Pythias hal
last evening: President, Mrs. Lydia
French; senior vice president, Mrs. Mildred
Charles; junior vice-president. Miss Nellie
Reynolds; secretary. Mrs. Adeline Clough
treasurer. Mrs. Mary X. Curtis: patriotic
instructor, Mrs. Sarah Mulhern; con
ductress. Miss May Harmon: guard, Mrs
Lena Cantell: assistant guard. Mrs. Dors
Pecue. Mrs Lenora Colburn acted as con
ductress for Mrs. Prentiss. After the Of
fcers were installed the members presented
Mrs. Lillian p. Zottmann. the retiring
president. with past-presdents pin il
appreciation of her faithful work through
out the year. Refreshments were served
and there was musical program which
included solos by the Misses Jessie ant
Bertha Ravlin and Miss Hilda Cantell.
With appropriate ceremonies. witnessed
by large number of members. the re
Gently elected officers of Green Mountain
Encampment I. o. o. r. were installed
Thursday at I. o. o. F. hall on Churcl
street. The installing was done by Dis
trict Deputy Grand Patriarch w. II. Dun
can. assisted by District Deputy Crane
Junior Warden c. G. McGafrey, Distric
Deputy Grand Senior Warden w. Il
Craven. District Deputy Grand Scrib
r. A. Spear. District Deputy Grand Higl
, Priest r. A. Smith, District Deput,
Grand Treasurer Fred r. Smith and Dis
trict Deputy Grand Sentinel N. b. Mas
ter. The officers installed were named II
the Free Press two weeks ago. TIN
appointive officers named and installed
Thursday were: Guide. w. A. Harding
first watch, l.. A. Smith; second watch
c. f. Leach: third watch. +. r. Smith
fourth watch. George ]. Ferris fftl
watch. George H. Tabor; sixth watch
n. b. Master: first guardian tent, A. w
Hine; second guardian tent. NJ. c. Hut
Crimson; inner sentinel, B. Il. Stowe; QUITE
sentinel. A. p. Charles. Following tn,
installation remarks were made by Dis
trict Deputy Grand Patriarch Duncan
= A collation. was served in the banquet hal
= at the close.
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.