Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-15

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Hoag; vice-warden, Miss E. NJ. Bullock;
secretary, Mrs. J. j. Hoag; financial
secretary. f.. w. Crannell; treasurer,
James Eaton; chaplain, Mrs. Alice Hill;
guide, Miss Sadie +. Smith: guardian,
Mrs. Francis Drews; sentinel, II. %.
Bostwick. The grand vice-warden, c. j.
staples, was the installing officer. Re-
freshments were served at the close Of
the meeting.
Commodore Marlborough Chapter. Uni
ted States Daughters of 1872, held its
January meeting Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Patrick c. Mahan.
Mrs. Arthur s. 1sham. national historian.
read a letter from the State historian of
Virginia. urging collection Of historical
data and relics of the War of 1872. Three
names were voted on and accepted at
the chapter. A reading followed from
Roosevelts Naval War of 1872" which
the chapter is studying this winter.
After the business meeting refreshments
were served by tile hostesses, Mrs.
Thomas Il. Jones and Mrs. Mahan.
Joseph Parizo of Colchester has entered
in Chittenden county court a writ Of
%replevin against Sheriff j. II. Allen. Joseph
Agel and Sam Miller to recover possession
of u Jeffrey automobile. NO. 21.373. said
" WI " +hI' ' ailn anu "
have been unlawfully taken and detained
by Sheriff Allen and the Others mSl-
toned. The was attached by
Sheriff Allen recently in connection with
Il case entered in county court by Agel e.
Miller against Parizo. The value of the
automobile and the trouble caused PariZo
is set at $500 in the writ of replevin. j. j.
%linright appears as attorney for Parizo.
The Mems club OF st. Paul's Church
held its annual meeting Thursday fol-
lowing a supper, which was served at
$50 O'Clock. The Rev. S. II. Watkins
spoke after the supper, telling Of his
experiences while for years a chaplain
in the prisons of New York State, and
Roy ID. sawyer told OF the work OF the
church in France as he saw it. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, T. F.. Hopkins: first vice president
George r.. Little; second vice-presi-
dent, Charles A. Davis: secretary. f. f.
Oldtield; treasurer, l.. d. Smith; executive
committee. II. O.. Watkins. James C.
Mcintyre, Frank Il. Morgan and the
officers.
Sister Carrie Nash of Middlebury, as
sisted by Rose Iandow and Mary
Towne, We're the installing officers at
the installation of officers of Garfield
Circle, Ladies of the G.. A. r., at their
meeting in Knights of Pythias hall last
evening. The officers installed were:
President. Miss Mildred Charles: Sc
nior vice. Nellie Reynolds; Junior vice.
Mabel Zeiner: secretary, Katherine
Bushey; treasurer. Grace Farley: pa
%triotic instructor, Mary Curtis: chap
lain. Sarah Spaulding; conductor, Mary
Hannah; guard, Elizabeth Wright:
musician, Gertrude Upton; assistant
conductor, Agnes Murray; assistant
guard. Margaret Kane. The meeting
was followed by a banquet.
c. c. Bliss of 80 North Winooski avenue
has received a letter from his daughter.
Miss II. Bella Bliss of Omaha. Neb., in
which she stated that she had received
a card from her father in the first aero
plane mail service in Omaha. The letter
was dispatched from Chicago at eight
O'Clock and arrived at the landing field
in Omaha at - o'clock. four hours actual
flying time 1t is several miles from the
landing field outside of Omaha to the city
proper. and it took the plane Ave minutes
to unload and 20 minutes to carry the mail
on a government mail truck from the
field to the central postofice. Stamped in
red on the card. was the following in
scription: This letter was expedited one
business day by air mail"
After January 16 there will be a number
of restrictions on liquor users which
are not in effect now. No longer can
liquor he taken legally into hotels or
restaurants to be used on the tables.
Liquor cannot be moved even from "A
mans house to his cottage or camp. No
longer can it be shipped from any place
to another, even if it remains the prop
! artN nf thp u a n =, p,a, a~l L. Co.. l;u ,,.u
Liquor can no longer he kept in a ware
or storehousc. 1t must he kept in the
owners home. \ locker at a club is no
longer a lawful place in which to keep
liquor and even If n person moves from
one house to another he cannot move
ms liquor without getting a permit. OF
course no liquor can be sold, even for
medicinal or sacramento purposes, with
out a permit.
The annual installation of officers of
Green Mountain Lodge, No /, !. q. q.
F., was held Tuesday with a large
attendance. Following the ceremon
a collation. was served in the banquet
hall. The following officers were in
stalled; Noble grand, !. T. Simpson;
~vice-grand, NJ. r.. Durfee; secretary. r.
J. Thomas; treasurer, George p. Cole:
first representative to the grand lodge.
A. w. Htne. second delegate, q. w
Harris; first alternate. G. +. Ferris.
second alternate, F. +. Hathaway: con
ductor, F.. r.. Wilcox: warden. Herbert
Cuisson; 7. G.. NJ. NJ. Thorpe; q. g.. w.
r.. Craven; r.. S. n. c., F. T.. Hathaway:
J.. S, N.G., Leslie Thompson; r. S. V. c..
J.. G. Covey; l.. S. v. G., {. f. Bearor:
r.. S. s.. Ray r. Hulburt; l.. S. S,
Arthur Shepard; chaplain, l.. F.. Parker.
State Master O. l.. Martin of Plain
, field was the installing officer at the in
stallation of officers at Champlain Val
ley Grange Saturday evening in Grange
hall. He was assisted by Mrs. Martin
and Mrs. Viletta lane of this city. The
officers installed were Master, w. w
Wiggin; overseer. Henry Todd; lecturer.
Mrs. Lincoln Merrihew; steward, Zell +.
Fowler; assistant steward, c. b. Met
calf: chaplain, w. B., Craven; treasurer,
n. r. Failey; secretary. Mrs. l.. II. Bur-
DO; gatekeeper, w. p. Hall: Ceres. Mrs,
, G. II. Harrington; Pomona, Mrs. N. f.
Failey; Flora, Mrs. l.. A. Clifford and l..
A, s., Mrs. c. p. Metcalf. After the in
stallation a banquet was served i'm which
? about 200 sat down. There were informal
5 speeches by the State master. Deputy A.
l s. Morgan of Colchester and Miss Char
? lotte e. Pierpont and "A short program
Of music.
United States court will convene at a
special session this morning at nine
o'clock, when it is expected that a mum
Der who have cases will enter pleas
1t Is possible that a petit Jury will be