INSTALLATIONS 
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est in the state, both financially and 
otherwise. 
Sons of Veterans Installed 
On Tuesday evening the officers of 
Col, H. P. Woodbury camp, 149, S. 
of V., were installed into office by 
Deputy Fred K. Swett. The install- 
ation was preceded by a supper, of 
which Manchester’s famous dish, the 
cock stew, formed the principal part. 
Past. Com. Lyman W. Floyd was the 
chef. 
The officers installed were: Walter 
R. Bell, commander; C. B. Stanley, 
sen. vice com.; Arthur U. McCor- 
mack, junior v. com. ; E. R. Sargent, 
J. L. Prest, L. W. Floyd, camp coun- 
cil. The non-commissioned officers 
are: Frank Morgan, chaplain; Sam’] 
L; Wheaton, secy; E. W. Baker, 
treas.; Chas. Goodwin, color serg. ; 
John L. Prest, serg. of guard; Nelson 
Cook, camp guard; Chas. A. Morse, 
corp. of guard; Fred Martin, picket 
of guard; Charles E. Bell, principal 
musician. The installing officer was 
assisted by Adj. Rivers of the post, as 
sergeant of the guard. 
Following the installation the usual 
speech-making was in order. Among 
those to respond were Com. E. P. 
Stanley of Post 67, who said in part 
that in order to make the camp a suc- 
cess the members must strive as in- 
dividuals to help the camp grow, not 
leaving all tothe commander. ‘Your 
work will increase,” he said, “as we 
old veterans are laid at rest. The 
time will soon come when all legible 
sons of veterans will willingly join 
your order and not be requested to do 
so. They will realize the work laid 
upon their shoulders to do.”’ 
F. K. Swett also spoke, as did Adj. 
Rivers and Comrade Dennis Sullivan, 
who told in a very interesting manner 
of his escape from home to go to war, 
how he enlisted before he was of age, 
and how his mother came to Boston 
and “marched” him home again. He 
joined again soon after for four years 
and served honorably. His remarks 
were spiced with humor that kept the 
gathering in a happy mood. 
The graphophone selections by 
Wm. Barnett were much enjoyed by 
the members and their guests. A 
smoke talk was enjoyed after the 
ceremonies. 
Manchester 
The W.R.C. are planning on an 
interesting entertainment to be given 
in the Town hall some evening toward 
the middle of February. A _ novel 
program is being arranged. 
The Ministering Circle of King’s 
Daughters will meet on Monday even- 
ing Jan. 14, with Mrs. G. F. Allen. 
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