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The Delta independent., 1919-05-02
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Mrs. Ola Lambert is nursing Mrs
Ferguson on Garnet Mesa.
Judge Burnett made professional
visit to Montrose Saturday.
Vera and Bernice Geslin attended
the baptisms at Olathe Sunday.
Mrs Edna Sankey was dinner
guest at the Lewis home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Dufer moved
to the Hansen. cottage in Delta last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Markley and
Mrs A. Brown motored to Montrose
Saturday.
Lew Parks has purchased the Franz
place and moved his beet workers in
this week.
/ Harry McAllister has rented the
Grandma Goddard place and moved
in this week.
]. w. Geslin recently received two
German helmets from his son Lloyd
who is in Germany.
Harper Stewart and son John, who
have been working up near Hotchkiss,
came home last, week.
Mr. Sackon, who came in recently
from California has rented the Taylor
house for the summer.
Mrs. Ernest Hovey and Mrs. w. Fl.
Burnett were visitors at the Erwin
Sankey home Tuesday.
Margaret. small daughter of Mrs.
Ralph Brown is suffering with the
whooping cough this week.
| Mrs. Lee Ellsworth and children,
who moved to their ranch near Cory
this spring. were down Wednesday.
At the box supper given by Miss
Alice Burnett last week, $4,000 was
realized instead of $500 as publisehd
Wallace Baldwin came home from.
Fruita Monday after a weeks visit
with his wife, who has been Ill there.
| Mrs. F. A Lewis of Lazear is down
visiting relatives and friends this
week. Mrs. Lewis is a sister to the
Bruton boys.
Mr. and Mrs. o. ]. Thorp and Miss
Alma Boone spent the evening Mon
day with Mr. and Mrs. Buel Thorpe
on Garnet Mesa.
Mrs. Goldie Gandrup and little son,
Alfred Stanley of Long Beach, Calf.
came in on the morning train Sunday
to visit Mrs. Gandrup's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Hotchkiss
Mrs. Bert Sherman and children.
Berl and verva OF Grand Junction are
visiting Mrs Sherman's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. c. Conrad this week
Mrs. Bouldin and son Kenneth from
Los Angeles spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Jacobs. Mrs. Boul-
din is a sister-in-law Of John Bouldin
OF Delta
Miss Verle Worland was the happ.
recipient of beautiful Shetlau
pom. harness and cart by freight
from Kansas City last week. so the
kiddies as well as grown ups are en-.
fjoying rides.
Mr. and Mrs. w l.. Rutter and
! Matt Umberell attended the conven-
tion OF the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
at Fruita Saturday. ana report a good
time. They also visited with Mr.. OF.
colt at Grand Junction
Miss Ruth Nelson. teacher at the
Knoll school gave box supper and
dance at the school house Saturday
night. The net proceeds we're LOO
which will be used for pla ground
equipment. All enjoyed the evening
Mrs. e. f. Tandy who has been here
several months from Denver. under
pita1 last week. and is reported as
doing well. Her husband came in
from Denver Sunday and will remain
until she is able to leave the hospital.
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Orange County
RANDOLPH

The American Legion held fine serv-
Ice al the music hall Sunday night when
all the churches united and the AUDITOR
um was well filled The Rev. Fraser
MetzGer presided and following the en-
tgancc of the WOman's Relief Corps, in
body. the returned soldiers of ne last
war, and the veterans Of the civil War
The meeting was opened by singing sew
eral Of the songs which were so popular
one year ago. Among these were Keep
The Home Fires Burning" The Battle
Hymn of the Republic" and several
others. The meeting proper was then
opened by reading of the Scripture by the
Rev r. II, Moore. followed by prayer by
The Rev f. $, Tolman Miss Grace APP
pebee who is here from Littleton, \. H.,
with Mr.. and Mrs, o. B. Copeland for "A
months stay gave a vocal solo with Miss
Pinney for accompanies and later in the
evening Miss Lucille Grant also sang with
Miss Edith Marcott as accompanist. The
Rev Mr.. Metzger then introduced Father
Lever. who has come to take charge g
the Catholic Church since Father NJ. :,
r'Donnell was called to another parish.
Father Lever was chaplain in the late
war and knew Just what he was talking
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NORTH FAYSTON

The concert which was 10 have been
given Monday night was postponed
on account of roads and had weather.
Charles Markham and Harold Henry while
hunting with "A dog Saturday shot a fox
Thomas Ferris OF Mofetown was in ;he
town Friday, -Erneet rarnham ana Mrs
Lila Gotta We're married in Morctown
Saturday evening by Justice of the Peace
j. W. Bates.--George Rowland ana Don
Robinson of Waterbury visited at q. &.
Granfeld's a few days the past week.
MI Rowland was away from the houss
hunting about an hour and half when
ne shot n $50 pound bear in the Posnett
lot Ermine Griffith of MoretoNn was in
town Sunday John Browne of WaitsHeld
was in town one day last week. William
Griffin of Moretown WAS in town hunting
Friday Elsie Long WAS III Thursday
and Friday and unable to teach school
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacobs visited Mrs.
Jacobs's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nor
ton in DuNourY Sunday.--Niillsn LATE
yer and joan Norton We're IN town sun
day.-Luna Nelson. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson returned from Heaton hos
pital Thursday. Site underwent seri-
Gus operation for appendicitis and was AZ
The hospital five wceks.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Corlss and son. Warner. were
n raw, Sunday
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WAITSFIELD

The annual district meeting OF Rebe-
kah Lodges Of District No was held in
Waterbury Friday evening. A good
number attended from Maple Lodge. Miss
Clara Spaulding gave the response to
the address of Welcome Doris
Moriarty has returned to her work in
Waterbury Mr., and Mrs. Bert Riford
of Proctorsville We're guests of relatives
in town the past week,-'rhe children OF
primary and grammar schools gave 81
promenade and box social IN the high
school auditorium Thursday evening.
The proceeds were to be used to pur-
chase an organ for those rooms.
Friday evening the Hewitt Mil Il
Marsh entertainers are to appear in tl"l
L. O. o. f. hall in behalf Of the Epworth
League. Mr. and Mrs. n. {. Gleason and|
Miss Louise Gleason spent Sunday All
the home of r. j, Gleason.-W. II. Mar
shall of MiddleseN was "A visitor in tcwn|
Monday AT the Methodist Episcoptl|
Church sunday night Che rsi's~shy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13
WATERV1LLE

The Red Cross met at the library
Saturday aftcrnoon-Pearl Hare has
moved TO his farm, recently purchased of
moved onto Daniel Morgans farm.--The
Red Cross will meet AT the school house
Wednesday at four oclock.-The Rev. L..
r. Harris is In Burlington this week to
attend the convention of the interchurch
world movement. THE report of the
State Sunday school convention given
10y the county president. Ira Powell, and
the delegates. Miss Powell and Mrs.
Emerson, Sunday morning. was greatly
enjoyed. Miss Powell rendered a solo
Merrill Davis has taken possession of
his residence lately purchased of Mrs.
Mcfarland Fred Perkins has moved
into Charles Hens farm house. District
superint endent the Rev. Mr.. Sharp of
81, Johnsbury. viii preach at the Union
Church Sunday morning and evening
also Mt Belvidere Junction in the after
noon--The many friends of Earl Leach
met at the Hotel hall Thursday evening
IN honor OF his list birthday. Music
was Furnished by Mr.. Stratton and sister
oT .Teffersonville. Refreshments of cake
md coffee were served Mr.. Leach was
presented purse OF money in a pleasing
manner by Arthur Langdeli.-The new
tights nj the Union Church are great
Improvement. They were fret used
Sunday evening. A sermon appropriate
IN the occasion was given by the pastor,
the Rev. f r. Harris.
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WATERBURY

The annual district meeting of Repe!iab
Lodges OF district No. z, held with Emerald
Rebekah Lodge, No. SO. In Masonic hall
Friday evening, was one of the largest
and most successful held for long time
Supper was served In the assembly room
of the Methodist Episcopal Church under
the auspices Of the Ladies' AID and yvas
most favorably commented upon by ali
The district and srand officers were seated
at one table, while the other members
filed the hall. The program as already
printed was well carried out. Mrs. Ayers
gave an address Of welcome, ably re-
sponded to by Miss Clara J.. Spaulding
OF Waits1eld. Before the work was put
on TopliG's Ruth and Naomi" was rem
dered by +. G. Miller and later vocal
solos were rendered by Miss Florence
Joslyn, with Mrs. Palmer accompanies.
Mrs. Martha Claire, d. D. r., of this town
presided with much grace and dignity.
The work was exsmplifed by Fern Lodge,
No. s6, Of Randolph. A pleasant feature
of the evening also was the presence of
many OF the older and charter members.
Among grand officers and others promi-
nent VI Odd Fellowship present were
Mrs. Emma Coburn of West Burke. pres
ident Of Rebekah assembly; Mrs Emma
II. Gates of Ludlow, secretary of the
Rebekah assembly, Mrs. Arielle Wallis
Of Waitsheld, warden OF Rebekah as
ssmbly: Mrs Emma S. Buch Of Randolph
past president of Rebekah assembly: Mrs.
Kate b. Smith OF Montpelier, chaplain
of Rebekah assembly; r. W. jackson Vt
Barre, grand secretary of the Grand
Lodge OF Vermont; NJ. c. Buck of Nam
doiph. guardian Grand Lodge of Yer
mont; J. f.. Foster of Waterbury, past
grand representative of the Grand Lodge
OF Vermont; +. f.. Campbell OF Water
bury, grand senior warden OF the Grand
Encampment; Harry Clark of Barre.
district deputy grand masted. district No
lS; Mrs. Martha Claire, district deputy
president. and Mrs Nellie Bates of Bur-
lington, past ID. ID. p. who introduced the
grand officers. Outside of the district
members were present from st. Adams.
Barre. Burlington and Richmond.
N. O. Evans one of the prominent
business men here a few years ago, who
sustained shock eight years ago from
which he never fully recovered and an
other five years ago which left him
helpless. died Monday night AT his home
on North Main street Merrill OsGood
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CRAFTSBURY

Chief Stronghart gave a lecture IN the
Congregational Church Monday evening
TO large audience this being the third
entert inment of the lecture course
Mrs. Hattie Patterson OF Mil Village
was a weekend guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
j. ID. Leavitt.-'The Rev. q. =. Wells and
party attended the retreat at Wolcott
Monday evenng.-Cathryn Randall. who
has been i'll with the grip. is improving
Mrs. Bishop enterta aimed the Ladies'
Aid at special meeting Tuesday after
noon,-Mrs. Ella Howard accompanied
Ivy her niece, Alice Simpson. left Mon.
lay for Springfield, Mass. where they
expect to spend the winter.-E w.
Hardy returned Tuesday from can
vassng trip of several weeks--Grace
Fairbanks was business visitor in St.
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND NOVEMBER

Johnsbury Saturday.-The chicken pie
supper Friday evening was success
with net proceeds of Solitary
Nackinder and party from Hardwick
were in town for the chicken-pie supper
Friday evening.-An armistice union
service was held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday. the Rev o.
b. Wells delivering the sermon. The
returned soldiers attended in body
the church was decorated with flags
and bunting.--Mrs. O. Il. Wells returned
from Boston Tuesday. where she at
tended the Womans Foreign Missionary
society jubilee.-Vernon Hardy from
Norwood. n ", came Tuesday and
visited his parents, MIR. and Mrs. w. e.
Hardy, returning to Norwood Friday
Mrs. Winslow went TO Boston Thurs
day 10 accompany Mrs. W. g. Simpson
hp
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Hugh Edwards took possession Mon
day Of the farm he purchased of Mr.
and Mrs n. G. Otis Walter Rousseau
: taking course in COW testing and
feeding at the University of Vermont.
beginning, Mondsy.--Mrs. A. r Rous-
sesu Is In Burlington for few days
!. NJ. Powell and daughter and Mrs.
Esien Emerson gave reports Of the State
Sunday school convention at waterville
Sunday Mrs. II. A. Smalley Of Norris
vile spoke at the Church Sunday eve
ming on Red Cross worlS.-Mr. and Mrs.
n. g. Otis are to move to New York
Stste.--T. r. Libby and NJ. S. Hawley
are both out after having Guinsy sore
throats.-Mr. and Mrs G. l.. Potter of
.ler1cho Center were in town Sunday
Frank Hemingway was in Belviderc Sun
dsy.-Hsnry Denis spent Sunday at his
nome al Bakersheld-M T.. \. Mel
vim and Theron Richards visited in Mil
ION Friday.--Mrs. George Holmes Of
Burlington has been visiting relatives
and friends here.-Clifton Powell and
James Berry were at home from God
dard Seminary Sunday.-Charles Rich
ards has returned from Milton, where
he has been helping DR.. Coburn.-Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Gross were in Milton
Sunday.-Tne first and second degrees
will be conferred upon class of candi-
dates at the Grange meetings Tuesday
evening.-Franls Rousseau is spending
sumo time at Grand Isle.-Mrs. Della
Rousseau and son and Bonnie Nye at
tended the Grange meeting at Johnson
Thursday.
Mrs. George Holmes returned to her
home in Burlington Tuesday morning -
Mrs. Elsie G. Smith, town clerk and treas
mn, as q. member of the board OF direc-
tors of tho Union Savings Bank & Trus.
company OF Morrisville.-Miss Sadie
Wilbur OF Georgia was n weekend guest
of Mrs Alice Anderson.-Mr and Mrs
Glenn Curtis and Mr. and Mrs NJ. s
lIsw'ey were in johnson Monday.-Mrs
Benjamin Como and son of Burlington
several days have returned to their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Brownell and
daughter of Burlington were visitors a,
irving Gomos Sunday-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Blaisdell and son of Fairfax were
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Girls
void. sunday Russell Waldo returned
from the Canadian Northwest Monday
Mrs. Della Rousseau returned from Bur.
ling ion Wednesday morning Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. B. Richards are at Milton.-Eighty
couples attended the military bali al
Hotel Melendy Tuesday evening. Kim
halls five piece orchestra Of Enosbure
Falls furnished excellent music for dane
Ing. Ice cream and cake were served.
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MIDDLESEX

Friday night the Middlesey VALLEY
Grange will give a public oyster sup
per in their hall.--A. q. Bailey has
sold his farm known as the McElrov
farm 70 Edward Conney, uto will
move from his hill farm soon-Mr.
and Mrs. T.. +. Martin Of Randolph
we're Sunday night guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. O. Wilder.--The auction eals
last Tuesday at A o. Railey's wax
largely attended and everything sold
well.--The ia mily Of A. o BAILEY
starts Saturday for California Nhera
they are to spend the winter g.. Nit.
Baileys hea,th.-Miss Bertha ra~:pr>
who lives with Mr. and Mr. j.tt
Swift. has been i'll for two weeks.
Mr., and Mrs l.. o Wilder and cuss's
motored to Mortified Monday where
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin left for Ran.
-
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SOUTH WOODBURY.

a son was born on Sunday TO Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Martin.--t'red Thomas hs.
rented what is known as tine Monroe
Lyford place. now owned bv Franl,
Thompson.-There was no aching
service on Sunday the Rev. Mr. Hale
being called away Tho Sunday school
was held rs usual.-Mr. Watkins. who
has been away for rest. is now in
Bristol Conn.-Alice Wilbur is still very
i'll of pneumonia. A trained Nurse from,
Barre is caring for hertz md Mrs
A. Haskell were at Sno0 'oc'er's in
Calais Sunday
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

AT the annual meeting of the Earnest
Workers the following officers were
elected for tho ensuing year: President.
Mrs. Adelaide Dustin: vice-president.
Mrs. William Wilson: secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Ernest Keller. The
president was authorized to have the
parsonage wired for electric lights. The
treasurer reported $40 on hand and all
bills paid.-The third number of the
lesture course was held in the Congre-
gational Church. Monday evening,
November TO- Chief Strongheart APP
peared in the full dress of an Indian
chieftain and spoke before a crowded
house. for two and one half hours.
From Peace Pipe to War Trail was
his subject. This included facts.
legends and customs of much interest
to his audience. He spoke, acted and in
terpreted the very soul and life of his
rsce.-Ernest keerer is IN Colchester
experimenting the laying of pipes and
the installing Of a water-pump.-Chare
Berry has returned from a visit TO Bos-
ton and vicinity.-The Womans Mis-
sionary society met with Mrs. Keller.
"Wednesday afternoon.-Mrs. c. ].
Peterson has gone to Providence. r. l..
AZ a delegate from Orleans county TO
the annual meeting OF the Womans
Board of Missions. On her return she
will visit at her home In Plymouth.
Mass.-Martin Johnson has completed
his road work for the State, this year.
The last strip Of road constructed was
that below Deacon G. II. Root's.-H. N.
Stevens was business visitor In
Orleans, Tuesday.-Dr. +. r.. Easton
was in ST. Johnsbury for medical
council Tuesday. The teachers train
ing class of the academy and teacher.
Miss Fee'er. visited the schools at Col
linsville and South Craftsbury. Novem-
Der 1o.-Miss Mary Bailey spent Sunday
with her people AZ East Craftshury.-A
fitting observance of Armisticc Day was
held in the Academy hall on Tuesday
evening, November II. The program Of
the evening consisted Of appropriate
songs and declarations. The principal
address was given by Ex-Governor
Horace F. Graham, whom the people
are a1wayg glad 70 hear
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LOWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Goddaire and
family went to Montgomery Center Mon
day.-Benjamin Aral is in sutton visiting
relatives and friends-Mr. and Mrs.
George OStout are the parents Of a son.
born November 9--Miss Nancy Fsrmsn.
who has been at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital undergoing an operation, is so far
recovered that she went from Burlington
TO Enosburg Falls Saturday. She will
stay with friends there for n few days
before returning home.-Tho Nalley Lum-
Der company has purchaso. g Lowell
bobbtn mill and stock Of logs.-Marshall
Benware is substituting as X. f. N. car
rier for a. I. Blake.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. o.
Sapborn recently entertained Rollin and
Clarence Morton Of Boston and the
Misses Dorothy. Nina and Mamie Daven-
port of Montreal
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NEWPORT


The water in Lake Memphenasog is
the highest on record al this season of
the year Many lighthouses and wharvee
have been carried away The Cana diem
Pacific road bed across the west bay Is
being patrolled day and night, and should
rain follow the melting OF the snow. this
piece of road will be greatly endangered
The Rev. Fl. r. Rankin Of the First
Baptist Church was elected delegate to
the Y. NJ. G. A convention in Detroit
November 1928. AT a meeting held for
that purpose Saturday evening at the
Goodrich library.-Mr. and Mrs Fred
Hall. Sunset Terrace, entertained sixteen
frtends and neisi,sors at cards Saturday
evening. At the close Of very merry
evening Mr.. and Mrs, Hall announced
that they were celebrating their fifteenth
wedding anniversary. They were shower
ed with good wishes, and regrets that the
days significance had not been disclosed
earlier in, the evening.-The Rev. william
G. Johnson of Derby Center was recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Blanchard
Roland Rogers returned Monday night
from Boston, where he has been receiv-
ing optical treatment-H. b. Marston has
gone 10 Derby and will remain with his
son, Myron Chaffee during the winter. -
Mrs. Annie Magoon entertained the
Woman's Relief Corps Friday afternoon
at the home of II. s. Root, Main street.
There were So present, among them Mrs.
Asa Sleeper, past president. and holder
Of many State offices, who gave All in
teresting talk and related many past ex-
pericnces. Mrs. Magcon, who is a
famous caterer. served a most delicious
lunch Of salad. rolls. doughnuts, ice
cream and cakes. James w. Martin, who
had been failing in health for over two
months, grew much worse about ten days
ago, and Saturday was taken with
hemorrhage OF the stomach. Or. T.. NJ
Cleasby OF Orleans was called in con-
sultation with DR.. X. ID. Longe of this
city. Mr.. Martins condition is a critical
one, Miss Reagon Of North Troy is the
nurse in charge.-Ge,ald Black, familiar
ly known as "Giddy," little son of Harry
A. Black, had a narrow escape on Sunday
afternoon from a serious injury. Gordon
and his brother were vigorously engaged
in snow-balling each other, when Giddy
stumbled and fell down the bank near
the house striking his head against a
Jagged block of wood cutting a deep
sash in his right cheek,--Mrs George
Dearborn has been i'll for week with an
attack of bronchits-Miss Beatrice
Gingras has been visiting her mother.
who is recovering from successful
operation al DR. Noels private hospital in
Sherbrookc.-E. A. Slack was taken i'll
several days ago with asthma and pneu-
mOnia. Miss Florence Drew of st. Johns
bury is the guest OF Miss Mae Wiley.
who gave n reception for Miss Drew on
Monday evening, at the home of Mrs. j..
r. Lambert. Miss Drew is now teaching
in Lyndonville but was a former teacher
In the graded school here.
Miss Ruth Griggs, fourteen years of
age. died Tuesday morning after an i'll,
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JOHNSON

Mrs. F.. w. Leslie spent Friday at Hyde
Park. the guest of Mrs. n c. Crosby
Ahen Fletcher left Friday for Minneapo-
ne. MINI. where he will attend the meet
ing OF the Loyal Legion,-Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Worthy attended the funeral
of his father in Bradford November o.
There was a large attendance al the
Grange meeting Thursday. Several from
Jefersonville were sent.-Waterman
lodge conferred the second and third de-
grees on two candidates at their regular
meeting Thursday night.
W. Allen Fletcher, State delegate to
the National Convention at Minnia =
polls, MINI, viii not be able to attend
On account of sickness.
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Orleans County
DERBY.

Mrs f.. O. Silver has sold her farm
to II. J. Squircs, who takes possession
November l5.-Oscar Abbott. who has
been Ill for several months. Is more
comfortable The recent snow storm has
made the roads very bad.--Mrs. Margaret
Kelley is slowly recovering from the ef
fects OF an operation performed in
Montreal .-There was well attended
sale Of household goods at Mrs E. o.
Silver's SATURDAY.
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WATERBURY CENTER

At the Grange meeting Tuesday Nov.
the following officers were elected: Mas
ter y. \. Newcor1b. overseer, Mrs Nellie
Morse; lecturer RI. r. Piie; steward. D.
y. Adams; assistant steward. L. A. Lyon:
chaplain, Mrs. Matte Miller; treasurer.
j. A, Parker; secretary, Mrs. r. +. l..
Adams gate keeper. II ". Merriam;
ceres, Mrs, Jessie W. Hayes; Pomona.
Mrs, Mars Norway: Flora. Mrs Clara
Barnes; lady assistant stewart Mrs.
Carrie Lyon. After the meeting refresh.
neDts Were served