Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30

father; three brothers. Arthur l.. and
Walter y. Boomhower Of this CITY and
Charles G.. Boomhower Of Swanton. three
stepslsters, the Misses Anna Bertha and
Daisy Corrigan, and three step brothers.
Robert Elisha and Harry CorriRan. all
of this city.
At meeting of the Lend-a- Hand
society held with Mrs. A. II. George the
following officers were elected President.
Mrs. f. o. Jackson: vice president. Mrs.
T.. r. Wells; secretary. Miss Grace @.
Watson treasurer, Mrs. c. F. Barker.
sewing committee. Mrs. A. M. Wells.
Mrs. C. w. Bailey, Mrs Helen Chamber
lain; entertainment committee, Mrs. f.. r
Wells. Mrs. S. S. Watson, Mrs. F. II.
Cole; kitchen committee, Mrs. Stewart
NJ. Prndle. Mrs. F. w. Denison, Mrs.
L. A. Macarthur. Mrs. c. r. Nixon;
dinlng-room committee. Mrs. II. e.
Mooney. Mrs. A. p. Soule, Mrs V. C.
Rhodes, Mrs. D. C. Thwng serving COM
mttee. Mrs G. w. Cleveland, Mrs. A. l..
Barkyoumb Miss Della Wiley: reception
committee, the Rev. and Mrs. r. L.
Drury. Judge and Mrs. N. n. Post and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Barker.
The funeral of Miss Emma A. Rooney
who died suddenly Friday morning at the
A>t" nospitdl INOxDurN, Mass,
was held at st. Mary's Church Monday
morning at nine o'clock and the burial
took place in Holy Cross cemetery
The body arrived here Saturday evening.
The subordinate lodges of district No.
4. Independent order Of Odd Fellows. will
meet in this city Wednesday afternoon
and evening. October 6. The meeting will
be opened at four o'clock in the after
noon by st. Adams Lodge. The address
of welcome will be given by r. p cur
tbs. noble grand the response for tho dis
trict by C. w Steele of Higheate Lodge
No. 60, and the response for the grand
officers by f. T. Brown. grand nas+er
Frank w. jackson, grand secretary viii,
exemplfy the unwritten work and this
will be followed by an address nv the
Rev. r. l.. Drury of this citv Tho az
ternoon session will close after the lodges
in the district have reported A banquet
will be served at seven O'Clock and 81
Adams Lodge will open the evening SEES
sion. The work of the first degree will
be exemplified by Hamilton Lodge. No.
A. of Burlington. and addresses will, he
given by F. b. Morton. past grand.m
ter, and II. T. Brown, grand master.
Then will follow the good of the order bv
grand officers and members with the clos.
ing by 81. Adams Lodge. The lodges in
the district are: Richford No. IS. Of Rich.
ford: st. Adams, No. 81, of st. Adams
NTissisquoi. No. 49, Of Swanton: Enosburr.
No. So, Of Enosburg Falls; Milton, No. 81.
of Milton and Highgate, No So of High
gate. About fifty members of Hamilton
Lodge Of Burlington, including the first
degree team. are expected here by auto
mobile.
The Vermont State Nurses association
will meet in this city October % for the
semi-annual meeting. It is expected that
nurses from this city will attend the con-
vention of the American Hospital as.
ISOLATION which is to be held in Montreal
October and s. At the same time the
American Association of Hospital Social
Workers will meet and the meeting OF the
American Conference of Hospital serv.
ice will take place
At the annual meeting Of the ST AL
bans Glee club which was held in the
chapel of the First Conversational Church
Monday evening these officers wers
elected. President. A. C. S. Beeman: vice
president, Howard w. Deming: score
tary-treasurer. Henry L. Wood. busines,
committee. II. A. Bowling. chairman.
Arthur g. Tenney. Robert Fl. H. Domey
membership committee, Herbert r. Mar.
vim chairman, A. G. s. Beeman. Charles
n. Anderson; conductor. E. Row Ander.
son. The organization adopted bylaws
and voted to give an entertainment for
two evenings some time during the Christ.
mas holidays. It Is expected that the con.
ductor will secure an orchestra of about
80 pieces. One evenings nrosram will bs
orchestral and vocal and the other eve.
ming there Will be dance. A new photo
graph Of the club will be taken soon and
1t Will appear in the forthcoming His
tory OF St Adams"
Mrs. John Pennell, who underwent an
operation at the st. Adams Hospital
about two years ago. has returned to heI
home in Swanton.
Mrs. George Machia, who underwent
an operation for tonsilectomy at the
Marvin sanitarium Monday, has returned
! TO her home in East Fairfield.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Beatrice Frances
Lane OF Hampton Falls, n. H.. to Charles
Alexander Fisher of Somerville, Mass
September %. Mr.. Fisher is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Fisher Of Somerville
formerly of st. Adams Hill.
; The following officers of the Youns
Woman's Foreign Missionary society OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church have
been elected: President, Miss Clara New
ton; first vice-president Miss Belle
Miller: second vice president. Miss Myrtl.
Spaulding: recording secretary, Mrs
Viola Sanborn: treasurer. Miss Bertha
c. Shedd; mitebox secretary, Mrs. Lamot
Earl; program committee. Miss Edytr
Connors. Mrs. ]. S. Hoyt and Mrs. Chester
l.. Fogg
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