The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-14
MORTIFIED

The annual meeting Of the Northiield
savings bank was held on Wednesday
evening. An exhibit Of the financial
condition of the Bank showed that
while deposits had increased during
the wear the bank was able to add to
the guaranty fund for protection OF
depositors maintaining the same AZ
sthe highest required by law. =. 5. Jos.
lin. town treasurer OF Waitsfeld, and
Charles P. Mcknight, superintendent
Of schools and business man, were
added "a the list OF members. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Frank Pmmleys vice president, John
l.. Moselev, William w Holden, Frank
n. Carpenter. HAYDEN NJ. Gaylord, q.
Sumner KimbaIl and Levi T. Cross The
above list shows that all the old ON.
GERS and trustees were reelected ana
that Levi 7. Cross was added TO the
hoard OF trustees. Mr.. Cross n identi-
fled with one Of the successful business
concerns of Vermont, being president.
Of the Cross Bros Granite company q
Mortified
Mrs. Melmon Fletcher Of Boston has
been spending couple OF days ~
town. guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs John Mccormick
The FIRST Of another series OF whist
parties under the auspices OF Sorrell-
MAYNARD post, American Legion, was
held Wednesday night in Legion nall,
the first prize was won by Mrs. jonn
j DrunQould and the consolation
prize by Miss Mildred Prentice.
Captain M. A. Campbell, Lieutenants
James Cruickshank and James Aiken
Of Co. II were in Montpelier couple
Of days the past week, taking the Ma
tional Guard examinations.
The Conversation club was enter
tanned Monday evening by William W..
Holden. Supper was served at o'clock
nv the ladies of the Congregational
church. The speaker Of the evening
was Hon. Frank Plumley, who took for
his subject, "A Mistake Of Identity
AT recent meeting of Eureka en-
campment. /. @. O. r.. the following OIL
GERS were installed: c. r., John Barry;
II. p. A. c. Cook; s. W., s. +. New
man: scribe. s. w. Winch; treasurer,
w. ID. Howe; j. W.. Clinton Berry; u,
A. III. Cook; first W., Fred Fuller; sec
ond W.. (. S. McGlafin; third W., h.
s. Sylvester: fourth W, A. J. Stevens;
j. s.. C. T.. Wescott; o. s., Frank DUFF
fanv. The officers were Installed by =
Il. Grant, d. d. q. p, assisted by n
A. Mason, ID. d. G. s., also OF Mont
pelier.
On Thursday evening a joint in.
stallation OF officers of Northheid
lodge. No. 10, |. o. O. r., and social
Rebekah lodge was held. Following are
the officers. n. O., +. s. McGlatin; ".
G.. G. +. Radcliffe; secretary, j. FL
Barry; treasurer, d. b. Howe; warden,
81 i. Newman; conductor, Clinton
Berry: outside guard, +. G. Cumming;
i. a.. A. G. Cock; r. S. y. g., Is. :.
Sylvester; L. s. ". c., Fred Fuller;
r. S. v. G., Frank Duffany; L. $. VI.
a.. w. S. Clark; II. s. S., William Neil
son; L. S. s.. G.. c. Bates; chaplain, ;.
w. Winch. The officers were installed
by f. b. Thomas, ID. ID. G.. NJ, and G.
G. Taft. G. NJ, both of Montpelier.
Following are the Rebekah offieersi \.
w.. Afs. Lena DIRTY " vs. -htr' t,'@~
Wardner; secretary, Miss Ethel War
ner; treasurer. Mrs. Hattie Stevens;
warden, Mrs. winfrcd Cummings; con-
ductress, Mrs. Isabelle Nelson; chap
lain. Mrs. Nav Houston; r. s. n. c.,
Mr.. Bessie Radcliffe; L. s. n. g., Mrs.
Flora Dole; X. 4. V. g., Miss Clara
Harris; L. $. v. c.. Mrs, Ella Stock
well; /. G.. Miss Jetfa Thomas; O. G.,
$. r. Newman. A banquet was served
after the installation and a social
hour enjoyed.
Preparations are nearing completion
for the charity bazaar next Tuesday
and Wednesday night. One OF the
pleasing features of the first night,
which will be whist party, i the in
formal dance which will follow the
whist. This will be an opportunity for
everyone 20 have a fine time. Refresh
mcnts win be served