Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
Rutland County
BRANDON

January IA the following officers were
elected: Noble grand Mrs. Nellie ket-
cham: vice-grand. Mics Jamie Fuller
recording and financial secretary. Mrs
Arthur Perry treasurer. Mrs. Eta
Moody. The officers will be installed Mt
the meeting in two weeks.-At a Joint
installation of the newly elected officers
of c. j. Ormsbce Post No. is, G. a. r.,
Davenport Camp. Sons of Veterans. and
the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary the fol-
lowing officers were installed for c. j.
| Ormsbee Post: Commander, 0. A. Dur
| gey; senior e-commander, S. r.
Grover; junior vice-commander. d. r.
| Goodrich; adjutan.. II. D. Crooks: quar-
| termaster, II. D. Crooks; surgeon, NJ. L..
Gibbs; chaplain. d. A. Brink; officer Of
the day, Frank Blackmore; patriotic in
/ structor. ID. A. Brink officer of tho
guard, Thomas Cunningham: quarter
master-sergeant. B. J. Williams; trus-
tees. B. j. Williams. NJ. l.. Gibbs and
S. T. Grover. Installed for Davenport
Camp. Sons of Veterans: Commander,
Frank Titus: senior vice-commander,
John Dimmock; Junior commander,
John Pettee: chaplain. Walter Grover:
SECRETARY and treasurer. Amos Sand
| ers: patriotic instructor, George Rich
ardson; guide. Irving Breed; inside guard,
| John Bashaw: outside guard, Charles
Washburn; color bearer. Frank Ferris;
] trustees, Frank Name, George Richard
son and Irving Breed. The officers Of
the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary installed
were: President. Mrs. Margaret Ferris
vice president. Mrs. Eta Moody: trus-
tees, Mrs. Frances Baker and Mrs. Ella
Aver; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Lena
Battles: chaplain. Mrs Mira Grover:
treasurer. Mrs. Laura Bennett: secre-
tary. Mrs. Daisy Brown; guide. Laura
Pettee: assistant guide. Abbie Chandler;
| first color guard, Miss Flora Burnham
second color guard. Eleanor Marsh; In
side guard Erma Sanders; outside guard,
Effie Scanlon The installing officers
were State Commander of the Grand
| Army a. T. Woodward, for the Sons OF
Veterans, a. C. Mathews. and for the
auxiliary Mrs. Rose Jangraw. division
installing officer. all Of Rutland. Supper
was served TO the members of the three
organizations at six o'clock. There were
IS people served. including the clergy and
installing officers. There were IA present
from Rutland. After the installation an
| enjoyable musical program was carried
out.
| Burton Sisco, son of Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Sisco of this town. who has been
| employed at the Proctor plant Of the
Vermont Marble company for several
months. has been transferred to the com.
pany's Boston office and left Tuesday
for Boston 10 take UP his new duties
W. II. Tarble has sold the Will Sessions
place on High street TO Mr.. and Mrs
Napoleon Sisters.
Leon Manley died nj his home on the
FLATS" on Center street Tuesday morn
ling at II o'clock. He had been i'll for sew
eral weeks.
| One of the most successful affairs ever
given in Brandon was the Ladies' night
given by st. Pauls Lodge, No. %. F. 4
A. NJ, in the lodge rooms in the Smith
block Tuesday evening. There were 2St
present. Miss Kathleen LeBarron from
Waterbury was the entertainer of tn,
evening. She gave one of the finest enter,
ltainments in song and recital that ha.
lever been given in this town. Mr.. Arthur
la young whistler. who has recently
moved here, gave several pleasing selec
tions. The Rev. G. f. Price Of RUTLAND
gave an interesting talk Refreshment.
were served.-There will be a meeting o.
Silver Lake Lodge. No. 40, knights o.
Pythas, this evening. The rank of page
will be conferred on a class Of candidate.
after which refreshments will be served
Miss Gertrude Burditt, a teacher in tn,
high school. is confined to the bed by i'll
ness at the home OF c. A. Bush wher,
she boards.