Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
Franklin County.
ST. ALBANS

At the annual meeting of the sharehold-
ers of the St Albans Cooperative Saw
lngs & Loan association the following
Officers were elected: President, Elmer
johnson ire elected); vice president, w.
o. Wise; entire board Of directors j. NJ.
Woods, E. J. ST. Clair, r. r. Corliss,
w. d. Chandler, DR.. Arthur o. Morton,
M. ID. Armstrong, William Doolin and
n. E. L'Ecuyer.
A joint installation of the officers Of
A. r. Hurlbut Post, No. 60, G. A. r.,
and Woman's Relief Corps, No 81,
Auxiliary. was held at Grand Admy hall
Friday evening. The installing officer
was Department President Mrs. j. A.
Sturtevant. The officers of the Woman's
Relief Corps were as follows: President,
Mrs. Fl. e. Mooney; senior vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Louis Bates: junior vice.
president. Mrs. c. w. Bailey; chaplain,
Mrs. II. B. Esmond; conductor, Mrs.
William Prentiss; guard. Mrs. Haskell
Greene. The appointive officers were (:
Treasurer, Mrs. f.. f. Spaulding; secre-
tary. Mrs j. A. Sturtevant; patriotic in
structor, Mrs. p. II. Partlow; press corre-
spondent, Mrs. F. w. Graves; musician,
Mrs. Fl. E. Scott assistant conductor,
Mrs. Fl. r. Barnes; assistant guard. Mrs
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second color bearer, Mrs. p. T. Partlow ;
third color bearer. Mrs, A. o. Hojaboom
fourth color bearer Mrs. Henry Bell.
The officers of A. r. Hurlbut Post were
as follows Commander, s. p. Mckenzie;
adJutant. Major Seymour Fl. Wood
senior vice president, j. e. Wright; Junior
vice president, NJ. NJ. Rice; quartermas-
ter, A. S. Greene; officer of the day,
pha I,;,,
surgeon, j. B. Thomas; experimentation,
Nelson Goodspeed officer of the guard.
Marshall St. Germain quartermaster-
sergeant, Harrison Potter The installing
officer was Department Commander
c. T. s. Pierce of Vergennes.
Mrs. II. Richard Hunt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Genin of this city.
has done some very extensive travel
ing during the past year. Last year
she was with Lord Montague's party
en- route to India from England and
spent much time at Hong Kong, China,
Delhi and Simla, India. During the hot
season she was at Gulmaig Kashmir in
the Himalayas, where Lieut. Colonel
Hunt spent his furlough. He has been
attached to General Allenby's staff and
has commanded his own regiment. the
Famous Indian regiment, the 18th Pun
Japls OF Delhi He has been in Meso-
potamia and Palestine and expects
to go to Bulgaria. Mrs. Hunt will go
to Cairo, Egypt, and then proceed TO
her home in Syndenham Abbey Syden-
ham, Eng Mrs, Hunt served one year
as honorary matron at the American
Ambulance hospital in Paris
MRS Edward Curtis Smith has re-
ceived news of the birth of a daugh-
ter, born January 3. to Doctor and
MRS Edwin Pyle of Boston. Mrs. Pyle
was formerly Miss Annette Mackay.
daughter of the late Rev. Donald
Sage Mackay. Mrs. Pyle is spending
the winter with her aunt. Mrs, oliver
Crocker Stevens In Boston. Doctor
Pyle is in France.
AT the meeting of st. Adams Lodge.
NO. 81, /, o. o. F., the following officers
were elected: Chief patriarch. III. e.
mooney; high priest. C. +. Flint; senior
warden, b. II. Shangraw; scribe. Edward
L. Mason.
Deputy Sheriff n. c. Garfield of 81.
Johnsbury brought William Wells Of that
place to this city and committed him to
the FRANKLIN county jail on a charge of
non-support Of his wife.
The funeral of Walter A. Honsinper
VINO committed suicide Thursday morn
Ing at his home In Swanton Center. was
heid at the house Saturday afternoon,
the Rev F. Wilson Day, pastor Of the
congregational Church of Swanton, off,
eating The bearers were William Royce.
wesley Decker. Edward Brown and
Charies and Morris Hubbard of Swan