Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08
JOHNSON

At the annual meeting OF Waterman
Lodge of Masons held Thursday the fol-
lowing were elected and appointed for
the ensuing year: Edward r. Miller. w.
NJ, John S. Moore. S. W.. Earl r. Holmes.
~. W.. c. n. harrington. ]. D.. Chauncey
McCuin. S. S.. Hills Collins, ]. s.. I. i.
Pearl chaplain. r. II. Royce. marshall.
d. S. Scott. Tyler r. o. Bach. who has
been one Of the best masters the lodge
ever had was reelected, but owing to
his duties felt as though he could not
give due attention to the duties another
year.-At the annual meeting of Johnson
Chapter. o, f. S.. held Friday the fol-
lowing officers were elected. the star
points to be announced later: Mrs. Jennie
S. Royce, w. NJ Willis Sheldon. W. r.,
Mrs. Ear Holmes. A. s., Mrs. Helen Ho!-
| comb. secretary. Mrs. Ruby Barrows,
treasurer. Mrs. Edward Miller. conduc-
trcss Mrs. Mildred Wareham. a. G., Mrs.
| W. II. Leslie, chaplain, Mrs. Arie WEIGH,
marshal, Mrs. May McCuin. warder. d.
| S. Scott sentinel.-But very little fine
sugar has been made due to the warm
weather.-Mrs. Canmi Rushford and
daughter visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Jones last week.-Mrs.. Emma
Spear of Morrisville visited friends here
| last week.-Lewis Marcher from Jcffer-
! SOnVlIIe mas moved INTO INC uD-SldIiS
tenement Of C. S. Kcnfield on Railroad
street-Perly Eodgkins of Charlotte spent
part Of last week here with his moth
er. Mrs. j. G. Hodgkins.-Mrs. Earl WEIGH
was in Montpelier last Week.-Mrs. Lila
| Whipple who spent the winter in Flori-
d. has returned to her duties as book
keeper for Pearl & company.-Frank
Boyce came from the hospital in Buring-
ton last week and is convalescing. Last
Thursday night tho dwelling house of
| Arthur West in Westville was burned tC
the ground. On the same night the houss
and sheds of Ernest Japan. who recently
purchased the Alexander farm in the
west part of the town. were consumed
The occupants barely had time to es
cane in their night clothes. The barns
were saved.-Mrs. Robert Fields has re
turned to her school in Albany.-Mrs
Earl Holmes returned to her home ir
East Fairfield Snturday.--Dr. James Bar
toms lecture on the situation in the Nea'
East Thursday night was very interest
nc.-Howard. son of Thomas Waterman
has taken the place in the Sterling Trus
company. recently occupied by Ma,
Drury, who has returned to Essex juno
Ition and has a situation with his fathe
lin the brick making business.-Amas;
Bixby has moved from the old postoffc
building on Main street to the house re
Gently purchased of Fred Bicknell oil
School street.-Oscar Gray has move'
from the Stcarns & Son grist-m'll hous
20 the rooms vacated by Mr.. BiXby.-L.
Cobb ia soon to move from the Caswel
house on Stearns street to the Levi
Marcy house on Railroad street-Th
large bodies Of ice in the Gihon and La
, noble rivers has moved out without DO
ling any damage.--A. n. Kelley was crit
Ideally i'll last week from bladder trouble
but is more comfortable now.-Lewis Ron
linson IL to saw out the stock of logs n
the Waterman Brothers mill this spring
There will bo a special meeting OF Wa
terman Lodge of Masons Thursday eve
, ming and OF the Johnson Chapter, q.
S.. Friday night.