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Grand Isle County.
SOUTH HERO

SOUTH HERO.
Lake Champlain Chapter d. A. r.. mat
at South Hero Inn May 18th with Mrs.
Axtel and Miss Mabel Hazen as hostesses.
This was the first annual meeting and
the following officers were elected: Re-
gent, Miss Grace Robinson vice-regent,
Miss Jennie Styles; End vice regent. Miss
Lillian Axtel; recording secretary, Miss
Bertha Robinson; corresponding secre-
| tary, Miss Ina White: treasurer, Miss Nell
Wadsworth. registrar. Miss Lucille Law
ton; historian, Miss Eva Wright; chaplain,
Miss Ella Gordon. The Chapter has very
| nearly raised its apportionment for Till
ORGY. and is now considering undertaking
the support of French orphan. Appro-
pirate exercises will be held Memorial
day at which the school children will as.
sist and the prize essay will be read. The
next meeting will be held with one of the
| nonresident members, Miss Fuller Car.
| penter in st. Adams June s.
ALBUKG
At largely attended public installation
last Saturday evening the following ofi-
GERS Of Columbia Chapter. o. E. S. and Of
| Columbus Lodge, N. II. F. and A. NJ.
were duly installed Columbia Chapter:
Worthy matron. Mrs. Mabel Hazen:
worthy patron, Seneca Hazen associate
matron. Mrs. Eugenia Martin: conduc-
tress. Mrs. Evelyn Stiles: associate con.
ductress Mrs. Waite Honsinger secre-
tary. Mrs. Elizabeth Bell: treasurer, Mrs.
Elizabeth Brayton: chaplain. Mrs. Jane
Crellar: marshal, Mrs. Blanche Hislop;
| organist. Mrs. Agnes Morton; Adah. Mrs.
Cora Rockwell; Ruth, Mrs. Beatrice Rob-
erts; Esther. Mrs. Lola Mott: Martha,
Mrs. Matte Russell; Electa. Mrs. Edith
rdo
| sentinel, Barney Lewis, Columbus Lodge:
| Worshipful master. II. A. Rice: senior
warden. r. II. Roberts: Junior warden.
| Fred Hislop: treasurer. w. w. Honsinger:
secretary. w. w. Stiles: senior deacon.
| w. Lee Honsnger: junior deacon, Pearl
| Darrow; senior steward. Walter McAr-
thur; Junior steward. Harry Hislop; tyler,
Fred f. Cargin; chaplain. w. A. Soule:
marshal, NJ. T. Mott. Preceding the in
stallation a banquet was served by the o.
E. s. Immediately following the installa-
| ton a service flag was presented to Co
lumbus Lodge by Columbia Chapter. Mrs.
Josie Lewis making the presentation. 1t
was received by the worshipful master
and a pretty dedication service followed.
during which history OF COLUMBUS
Lodge was given by Chaplain w. A. Souie,
who also made other fitting remarks. The
charter Of Columbus Lodge was received
sary-The Village Improvement society
met with Mrs H. Mott last Wednesday
and elected the following officers: Presi-
dent Mrs. w. W. Styles; vice-president.
Mrs. Corse: second vice-president, Mrs.
H. F. Bell; secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
NJ. T.. Mott; assistant secretary, Mrs.
Herbert Rice-Mrs. Hobart Darby is con-
fined to the house with tonsilitis.-Mi'
ford Leroy and Doty Mitchell VIII leave
to-day for the University OF vermont,
where they go into traning.-The heo
Cross here has been notified from heao-
quarters not to furnish any more sweat
ers at present. as they will gather them
all in for repair for fall wear.-Mrs.
Harry McGregor Is seriously Ill at her
home here with measles and pneumonia.
She has a trained nurse caring for her.
The Mothers day social at the Congre-
gational Church Saturday night was We"
attended A good entertainment was CIV
en- and ice cream and cake were served.
The proceeds were $14.-Miss Martin spent
Thursday at her home in st. Johns. r.
Q.-Miss Gardner Cheesman spent sun
day with her parents at Highgate.
At the Sunday morning service at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church at pastor. the
CONGREGATIONAL Church at 1880 the pastor
Church In Relation to It's Young People,"
Sunday school and Bible class at HAS
a. m. Christian Endcavor at 1880 p. m'
topic. Education. the doorway to Serv-
ice;" speaker. Mr.. Cargill.--W. II. Sey-
mour Of ST. Adams called OH friends
Sunday.-Mrs Henry Young and daugh-
ter Sadie. passed Sunday with relatives
at Shelburne.-F. f. Cargill was BUSH
ness visitor at North Hero Tuesday,
Lee Erwin Of Vergennes is passing some
time with relatives here.
GRAND ISLE.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet to-
day with Mrs. f. w. Gordon.-Mr. and
Mrs H. @. Reynolds are parents OF ;
daughter, born May 10.-Horace Reynolds
of Fall River. Mass. visited IN town
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. George Sumner
are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Fred
Chadwick.-Mrs. Nina Griswold has i'm
proved 30 she is able to sit up.-At the
Red Cross meeting held last week tina
Rev e. Marion and the Rev. q. {.
Westcott spoke enthusiastically to an APP
preciative audience showing the need OF
loyal and cheerful support Of the Red
Cross in every way. Dr. G. II. Branch
was present and in a few forceful remarks
on the draft showed the war situation to
be serious.--Friday afternoon, May "a.
there will be a work meeting OF the Red
Cross at the Grange hall and every on"
is invited and urged to come and help.
ISLE LA NOTE.
Mrs. Milford Sowles of Bellows Falls
Is the guest of her sister Mrs. NJ. s.
Thomas.-Dr. and Mrs. w. II. Kelley
and daughter Eleanor passed Sunday
with MIRA Kelley's parents. Mn and
Mrs, James Jarvis.-Carroll Trombly. q
travelling salesman. is home on vaca-
ton.-Miss Ruth Thomas was in Chazy.
n. V. last week.-Everett Lewis OF
Ausabie Forks, n. ", is passing few
days with his parents. Mr., and Mrs.
Hiram Lewis. He is called from local
board No. of Plattsburg for military
duty Ernest Naylor has been drafted.
He has gone to Burlington, where. he
will take up mechanical training at the
University of Vermont.-Fred Jarvis ID
repairing his residence.-Mrs. Antoine
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