Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-21

Introduction of grand officers: address
vi welcome. Mrs. Clara Rock of Social
,,eoekah Lodge; response, Mrs. Kate p.
"", IVY Lodge of Montpelier: report
VI 'ast district meeting, exemplifcation Of
''eh work, Mrs. Gertrude Jewell.
OF febekah assembly; a colec-
tion which amounted to about $50 was
taken Tor a monumental fund for Gill
Odd Fellows Home burial LOT in Jnd.
low eNemplification of degree by Maple
house or Waitsfield and reports of tho
'ouges followed. Among the grand officers
present were Mrs. Gertrude Jewell presi-
cent OF the Rebekah assembly, Proctors-
vllle; Mrs. Adele Il. Wallis, vice presi-
dent Rebeka.h assembl, waitsfio,d.
Miss Emma H. Gates, secretary. Ind
low; Mrs. May Houston, district denutv
president of this district: Mrs. Mary
A. Paul, district deputy. Woodstock; Fred
Ihomas, district deputy grand master: :
Alex duncan, grand representative Barre
ana II. e. Campbell, grand high priest,
Waterbury, The funeral of Forest AL
bin. who was killed Monday morning in
Koxbury. was held from the home of
his brother. Jack Albin. on Cross street
tuesday afternoon. the Rev. C. j. Pad
dock afflclating. The body was taken
to Roxbury for burial Mr.. Albln was
probably instantly killed sometime early
Monday morning, as he was found lying
between the tracks In the railroad yard
early in the morning. His head was
badly crushed but no other part Of the
body was mangled. He left Mortified
on the II o'clock train Sunday night to
return to his work in Roxbury and IL
is thought one Of the fast night trains
struck him az he was going to his board
ing place. The deceased was IL years
old, and was born in Roxbury, he was
never married and is survived by an own
sister Mrs. NJ r.. Warrington. Of North
field and an own brother. Jack Albln, of
this town. who is now in Denver. Colo
RADIO. and two half sisters, Mrs. Bldwell
OF Philadelphia. and Mira. Anderson of
New Jersey.-Mr. and Mrs. Augustine
p. Aiken, who recently returned from
their wedding trip and have been spend
ing Few days here, have gone to Barre.
where Mr. Aiken is employed.-Mrs. Will
liam Spear. who has been spending
several weeks in town. has returned to
her nome In Ansonia. Conn. She was
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. G. S.
kimball. who will spend a few weeks
with her.-Miss Ruth Albin, who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Jack AL
bin. has returned TO Buffalo, N. "
Mrs Grandfield, who has been living in
Frank Eastman's house on Cross street,
has broken up housekeeping and has
gone TO live with her son in Montpelier.
Her granddaughter. Miss Alice Hunt, has
gone to Wilmington to stay with her
aunt.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marsdale
Of New London, Conn, are the parents
Of q daughter born last week Mrs.
Marsdale was formerly Blanche Smalley.
we'll known in town.
A. r.. Bryant Of this town has leased the
ice business of Mrs. w. A. Plastridge. Mr..
Bryant is making repairs on the dam at
the Cutler pond, and also repairing the
ice house, to make an up-to date plant
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. F.. Thompson have
gone to Springfield. Mass. to spend some
time with their daughter, Mrs. G. W.
Schwenger.--The Vermont Hosiery factory
Is closed down this week. to have new
smoke stack erected and some repairs
made at the MILITARY Farnham only
son of the late Asa Farnham of North
field, has been visiting Mrs. II. Z. Pope
and Mrs. d. A. Horner. Mr.. Farnham
has been living in California for many
years but expects to remain In New York
city. this winter. This is his first visit
back to Mortified since n very young
lad.-Ray Mccormack, who has been visit
ing at the home of his aunt. Mrs. John
Barry, for two weeks, has returned to
Toronto, where he has n positon.-Mr
and Mrs. John Dole of Bristol Conn. have
been spending n few days in town visit
ing his father the Rev. Walter Dole, who
Is at the home of his brother, Charles
Doie.-Mrs a. r. O'fIeir, who has been
staying for the past two weeks with Miss
Katherine Hartley. has returned to
Lowell, Mass.-Frances Falzareno. the
young daughter of Domenic Falzareno.
appendicitis at Heaton hospital, is gain
ing