The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-10
NORTHFIELD
o. E. S. Held Special Meeting for Init
alton Of officers for New Year.

alton OF OUCcAS lVA wv $500
A special meeting Of Naomi chapter,
NJ. Is. o. r. s., was held Thursday
at 4 o'clock in the, afternoon, when .i'e
degree was conferred upon Ralph W.
Bobonon and Mrs. Katherine Bohonon.
AZ o'clock delicious supper was
served by the men Of the order 70 -
members. The menu consisted q coiu
| ham, cabbage, potato and salmon sai
ad. pickles, hot rolls, coffee, raised
plain donghnuts and new maple syrup
Frank L. Reed as chef, was ably as
sisted bv G. Sumner kimball ana
| George Il. Davis, while an efficient
corns 81 Young men assisted IN the
dining room. At 1880 o'clock occurred
the annual meeting and election Of
officers. Preceding the business meet
| ing a memorial service took place, IN
memory of Rev. Charles =. Bingham,
Rev. Walter Dole and DR.. Harlow A..
Whitney, who have passed away dur,
| inc the past year. The officers entered
| the chapter room, bearing their norai
tributes and placed them on the aitar:
which was draped with the emblems OF
mourning, after which they conducted
| the beautiful service for the dead, and
closed with singing "Abide with Me-.
| ceremony was witnessed which VIII
long be remembered by those present.
"Sleep on Beloved. in Life, in Death,
| in Dark and Light, Thou Art in Gods
Care. The secretary's and treasurer
annual reports were then read ara
4 showed the chapter to be in excellent
! condition. The past year has been
very pleasant one in every way lhcfe
have been several banquets, reiresh.
mcnts served AT the meetings sna
many pleasant times passed, all que
to the untiring efforts OF Mrs. beiie
SAWYER. the retiring worthy matron.
| 1t was voted to give one hundred dol
lars to the Eastern Star fund, twenty
five dollars towards the support OF the
district nurse in Mortified, twenty
FIVE dollars to the Kinstead home IN
Monfpeler. and there il sufficient
funds left to buy blankets for. the
Naomi chapter room at the AinsWorth
infirmary at Norwich university. The
election of officers followed, and with
the appointiye officers are as follows;
Mrs. Beryl Sherman, worthy matronf
f. NJ. Holton, worthy patrons MIS-.
Alma Clark, associate matron; Mrs.
Myrtle L. Davis, secretary; Mrs. Ad-
die Wescott. treasurer, Mrs. Bessie
Sbippel. conductress; Mrs. Carrie
Lance. associate conductress; Mrs. Mae
Baker. marshall Mrs. Bale Stone,
chaplain; Miss Ethel Cross. pianist;
Mrs. Ruth Campbell, Ada; Miss Fran
COS peryier. Ruth; Mrs. Alma Hill,
Esther; Miss Lena Wood. Martha !;
Miss Corinna Stickncy, Electa; Mrs.
! Grace White. warder; Arthur +. Bry-
: ant. sentinel. These officers We're m
stalled at q special meeting Saturday
evening by Mrs. Goldie Davis, assisted
BY Mrs. Stella Boynton, after Whiea
Prof. S. Francis Howard, in a very
, pleasing manner. presented Mrs. Belle
I SAWYER past matron's badge IN rec
ognifion of her faithful service during
: The mast two wears. At the close a
the meeting refreshments of ice cream
/, and waters were served.
The funeral Of Walter Grace, whose
death occurred in Waterbury, was held
Thursday morning from st. John
Catholic church. with burial in calvary
Z, cemetery. Death occurred in Water
bury Tuesday. where he had been for
n little over week. The deceased was
: born in Mortified 81 years ago and
!, had spent the greater part OF his ~
: here. Some over a year ago he p'ir'
> chased a farm in Barnard. where ne Ic'
: sided up to a Short time ago. Deaf
4 was caused by tuberculosis. He Is sur
yived bv his father. Andrew Grace. on
9 sister. Mrs. Mary Grace. and brother
! John Grace, all of Mortified.
II Mrs. Raymond Hickok returned e
d her home in st. Adams Friday, af.e'
. spending the past week at the home q
!. her mother, Mrs. j. G. Donshue.
7 Row Gokey of Chelsea anne Thurs
!, day TO spend a few weeks in >sn Will
q his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John 6 kty
= on Cross street.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Tsmpletaa hay'
z moved from Mortified Fails 20 Ffe
i Dole's house on School street.
John A. Cross retained Thurs6s
:. from New York City, where re a
II been for a few days. Mr.. Cross la
\ spent the past winter IN Miami ~
Mrs. Carroll and son. Thomas Car
N roll. of Barre were in town Friday t
II attend the funeral OF Mrs, John King
ID ston.
le Prof. X. r. b. Flint of Norwich uni
. yersity went to Rutland Thursday Y
y attend a meeting OF the commltte
N which was chosen at the Greater Yer
re mont association meeting held last bal
N for the purpose OF boosting Vermont
y Six members of the committee attend
:, ed the meeting, which was held wit
'e George Z. Chalmers, yice-president Q
- the association.
= Miss Miriam Kimball, who has bee
!, spending some time in Burlington wit
~ her sister, Mrs. +. ID. Worthen, has re
:. turned TO the home of her brother
c. :. kimball.
N William Kingston OF PhiladelPhis
te who was called here by the death o
Of his brother. which occurred in Barr
= was in town Friday and Saturday.
e. Contrary Minded.
pc Two women were gossiping in fror
!" of store. discussing another woman