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LATE news AT A GLANCE
WASHINGTON LEGISLATURE STANDS BY WILSON

OLYMPIA Wash. March 5The
foreign situation The resolution
said, il of unanimous
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UTILITIEs BOARD INVESTIGATES TWO AccLpEN

The INVESTIGATION Of the drowning Of John kaTaOhi sailor
ties commission this afternoon Na
meeting, Tuesday,
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Submarines Report Sunk Many Ships

BERLIN, Germany 5Two
admiralty
They that sailing vessels g
gegatng $500
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OPENING new Term, PRESIDENT
IN ADDRESS SAYS AMERICAS
STAND MUST Be FOR PEACE
Takes Oath, Marshall AIso---Notable
Speech Deals With International Crisis
and Senate Fiibuster
tAssOciat.d Press by caSle)

WASHINGTON p. C., March 5.-Ofricials close to the
president said Yesterday following the expiration Congress,
without passing the EARNED neutrality bill that the United
States will merchant ships, despite the inactiom of
Congress-
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Associated Press BY c&S,s;

WASHINGTON, d. c., March >
A caucus of the Democratic senators
has been called for tomorrow, and
then will be discussed a fight for a
"cloture RUE TO r:lecK senate debates.
hold them within certain bounds, and
prevent "fiIibustering," or prolOnging
debates to defeat measures.
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LINER pRINA REPORTED SUNK; PASSENGERS SAFE

NEW N z. 5-Advces de and
with all the passengers
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HAWAII WoMEN4NiTH GERARD PARTY ARRIVE SAFELY


reported
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WASHINGTON D. G., March 5.-One of the first acts Of
President Wilson today to refer to his legal advisers
doubts to the power Of the government to ships in the
absence of direct authority by Congress decision is
pcced by the attorney general at early date
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MAILS

From San Francisco {:
LurIine, Mar. 6.
Fer San Francisco:
.Mstsonia. Mar. :.
From Vancouver:
MaEufA, March ~.
For Vancouver:
Niagara, Mar. 30.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-12

Oswego. N. Y, DR.. @. f. Webster Of
Rye. N. Y, and c. M. Webster Of valois,
N. Y.-Miss Pauline Locklin and brother
Philip Locklin, students of Middlebury
College, who have been passing the
Easter recess at the homo of their
parents. Nm. and Mrs w. B. Locklin.
returned to their work Monday.--Miss
Rose Naughty has gone to Boston 20
take course Of domestic science in Misc
Palmer's school.
given In the Baptist Church Friday eve.
ming. when chorus of II voices. assist
ed by the organist, Miss Belle Smith,
violin. Miss Cleone Comings, cello. Miss
Doris Sears. under the leadership Of
the Rev. Il. NJ. Fuller, rendered Maunder's
cantata, From Olivet TO Calvary" The
soloists were: Mrs. c. H. Aiken. soprano,
y. F. Atwell tenor; Mrs r. M. Pelton,
contralto; the Rev. =. NJ. Fuller, bass.
The cantata Is one OF the best and the
way in which all the parts were taken
made the service very impressive and
thoroughly appreciated by those who at.
tended. The Rev. Il. b. Holmes gave q
Good Friday message. which was practi.
cal and effective.-Afiss Barbara Brown
of Newport is visiting at the home of
Mrs l.. M. Mills.--NIiss Annie Smith Of
Brookline. Mass. is passing the Easter
recess with her mother Mrs. l.. II. Smith.
and sister. Mrs. Leroy Smith.-Miss Alice
Cross. Miss Rose Nicholas and Archie
Forty. with Kenneth Freer. alternate,
have been chosen to take part in the
triangular speaking contest, which will
be held in ST Albans Nav IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-12

ter, Lillian, home from the Mary Fletcher
hospital, where she has been for treatment
for infantile paralysis Zero was an
over-Sunday visitor In Richmond.-Miss
Ora Lavee. who has been at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lavee,
at Underhill Center the past few days.
has returned to the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Adrian.-w. w. Smith went
to Jeffersonvlle Monday morning. where
he has a position In Griswolds sawmill.-
Wayne Prior returned to his home In
Burlington Saturday after spending q
few days ut the home Of Clark Varney.-
Mrs. John Davis Is Ill with the measles
DR.. 8. w. Paige Of st. Adams was in town
Monday morning to get his son, Roland,
who has been visiting the past few days
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Rice
Miss Mabel Hopkins has returned to her
school work after spending three
weeks vacation with her parents In
Hinesburg.-George Foster, who is very
Ill, is not as well.-The Misses Dorothy
Hunt and Gladys Gilbert of Essex juno
ton were visitors Friday and Saturday Of
Miss Buah Wetherbee at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Smith.-Mrs. C, N.
Styles is ill.-tMrs. Herbert Hutchinson
has returned from Montpelier, where she
has been the past few weeks.-Those who
we're in Burlington Saturday on business
were Max Styles and sister, Barbara,
Leon Brigham and sister, Myrtle, and Ora.
ton Hanley and sister, Percis, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ladeau. Mrs. Bert Blod-
gett, Frank Finn, Ralph Brigham and
Luther Stevens.--Warren Paradee of
Fort Ethan Allen was in town Friday
and Saturday evening.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs E. B. Holmes of Richford was the
guest of Mrs. H. B. Hanson a few days
last Week.-Mrs. Mildred Duffy, who has
been at her home a few weeks on ac-
count of illness, has returned to the home
Of Miss E. NJ. Royce.-Mrs. Leon Rouse
and son. Gibson, were in Enosburg Falls,
Saturday.-Mrs. Dennis Leahy and grand
daughter, Miss Mable Brown, visited at
the home of Mrs. Leahy's son. Henry
Leahy, in Samsonville few days last
week.-Mrs.. c. NJ Rublee and daughter,
Harriet visited Mrs. Jesse Harvey in
Enosburg Falls. and Mrs. Melvin Wright
of North Enosburg Wednesday.-C. NJ.
Rublee was in st. Adams Wednesday,
Mrs. W. II. Yaw and Mrs. Croft Of Enos-
burg Falls visited Mrs Frank Hadd Tues
day.-Easter Sunday at the morning serv-
ice at the Congregational Church, Mrs.
Erastus Willard and Mrs. D. w. Paul
were received into the church.-The La.
dies Aid society held their monthly meet
ing in the vestry of the congregational
Church Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock.
At $50 an Easter supper was served
Mrs. d. w. Paul was in Richford We'd
nesday afternoon.-Mrs. Lottie Powell
and daughter. Doris. who have been
passing tive weeks with Mr. and Mrs
Frank Powell of Jericho. have returned
home,-Schools opened Monday for the
spring term.--Miss Godie Paxman of
New York city was at home over Easter
Service was held In Calvary Church
Easter Sunday at 2:3O p. m. and Monday
at 1000 a. m. Service next Sunday al
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURG FALLS.

In spite of the snow and the chill atmos-
phere, there was a good attendance at
all the yesterday services In the church,
es. The six o'clock service In st. Mat
thew's and the $50 service In the Metho-
dist Episcopal Churches were we'll attend
ed. At 1890 In the Baptist and Methodist
Easter exercises were given by the chill
dren and both drew good houses. The
service in st. Matthew's at II o'clock was
enlivened by special music. Easter SER
mons we're given In the Baptist and Meth
odist Churches In the evening-Ray w.
Mitchell, who has been passing the win
ter with his brother. Harold. In Bridport.
Ia passing the week with his mother. Mrs.
p. Mae Mitchell.
Ralph Bolster returned to Proctor
Thursday after passing few days with
Mrs. Bolster at the home Of her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. r. A. Cassidy. Mrs. Bolster
will remain for a longer visit. e, j.
Rogers Of Cabot came to town Friday
evening. joining Mrs. Rogers and child
in the Cassidy home. where all will re-
main the coming week.-The Misses
Eleanor and Marjorie Duffy Of Platts.
burgh, N. Y. normal school came to town
Friday to pass Easter with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duffy.-C. L. Oyitt
has been In Boston few days.-Dr. c.
G. Abel was In Burlington Friday.-Mrs
=, G. M. Rublee and daughter Harriet OF
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SHELBURNE.

The Shelburne library has re-
Gently been enriched by the following
gifts: The Literary Digest for a year.
from the two high school teachers, Mr..
Cambridge and Miss Cox; a years num-
Der of the Art Portfolio. from Mrs. Jennie
Roberts of Burlington; and dozen books
(current fiction), from Mr.. and Mrs.
Colishaw; also wild Fire" by Zane
Grey; Red Gap" by Wilson. and THE
Lure of Vermont's Silent Places" pre-
scented by Vermont publicity bureau.
The Ever-Ready Circle of the King g
Daughters will meet at Mrs. David
Powers this afternoon at two o'clock
The special feature of the meeting is to
plan campaign of finance for the Red
Cross society work.
There will be a dance at NJ. w. A.
hall at Shelburne Falls Friday night
Mrs. Wilfred Derome and two children
from Montreal, Mrs. j. w. Courtney and
daughter Katherine and Mr.. and Mrs
Jerome Dubuc of Burlington were guests
Sunday of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
j. B. Dubuc.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Ruth Omstead has returned home
from Montgomery Center-Recent guests
in town were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Camp
bell of Frelghsburg Que, at the home
of w. Z. Hauver; Charles Collins at the
home of James Collins; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Forty at the home of Peter Field
man; Rodman Powell of Montreal at the
home of S. r. Whitman: H. NJ. Gid
den at the home of John Glidden and Mrs.
Hobart Stanley at the home of r. S. Tib-
bits-Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Pomeroy de-
lightfully entertained nearly thirty guests
Friday treating them with warm sugar
Master Carlton and Miss Melba Whit
ney are visiting their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. S. B. Whitney.-NIiss Kathryn
Gilbert was in Richford over Sunday
p. C. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Chamberlain attended the funeral of Mrs.
Rose Mullen at Franklin, Saturday.--The
Woman's Home Missionary society met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Nellie Gill
bert
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RICHFORD.

The listers have completed the military
census OF the town required by law and
find 4l9 men between the ages of is and
40. or this number IA are reported as
physically sound, 90 as unfit. and s. aliens.
mostly Canadians.-lirs. Chapman C.
Smith OF Province street received news
last week from Mrs Ellen II. Webster
of Rye. N. Y. telling of the murder of
her son. Wesley, aged 20 years, In
Rochester. n. Y. on Tuesday. March 6.
He was at night lunch counter when
assailed by couple of young thugs and
shot to death Both assailants were ar
rested and held on charge OF murder
in the first degree This news will be of
interest to many older Richford people
because of the fact that Mrs. Webster
is native of Richford. a daughter of
the late Smith Mitchell. Beside his mother.
the murdered man is survived by three
brothers, the Rev. T.. o. Webster Of
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Mrs. John. Lang died the night Of April
at the home Of Mrs. J. R. Allen in WILL
liston, aged so years. Mrs. Lang was born
in Clintonville, N. Y. Before coming to
Williston with her daughter three years
ago. she had lived in Mooers. N. Y. She
is survived by one daughter. Mrs. Allen.
and one sister, Mrs. William Brankmen
of Mooers. Two sons and a daughter
have died. The funeral was held at
her late home Friday afternoon at four
O'Clock and the remains were taken
Saturday to Mooers for burial.
Ethan Allen Lodge. F. and A. NJ. will
hold their annual ball in Colonial hall
the evening of April 20. Music will be
furnished by Carroll's orchestra of Barre.
Bethany Chapter. o. E. S.. also cooper
ates in this affair. TIE proceeds will
go toward the o. f. s. piano fund.
The many friends of Mrs. George w.
Allen. who suffered slight shock re-
Gently. will be glad to know that she is
improving daily. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen are
in Leesburg. Fla.
Miss Edith Cadle has resigned her
position as an assistant in the high
school because Of i'll health and has
returned to her home in Westfield.
Mass. Miss Marguerite Tilley. a for
mer teacher here. has been engaged to
finish out the school year.
Harry Knapp of the End cavalry at Fort
Ethan Allen and Carrie Booth of essex
Center were married Monday night at the
Congregational parsonage by the Rev.
E. o. Foster.
Mrs. Levi Peck observed her 18th birth.
day anniversary yesterday Members OF
the family were present. A birthday cake
with 70 red, white and blue candles was
| made by Mrs. Prescott
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The death of Mrs. William Ashley &C.
CURED at her home at II o'clock Friday
morning after an illness of seven months.
She underwent a successful operation at
the Fanny Allen hospital about four
months ago and returned home but did
not improve In health. March 10 she un'
derwent another operation at her home
from which she did not recover. Size was
born in Essex Center September B, 1881,
the daughter of Eli and Jane (Stone'
Dague. She was married September -
1895 to William Ashley OF Essex. by who"
sho 10 survived. and two children
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WEST BOLTON

The condition of Mrs. Hosford. who
Is seriously i'll. remains unchanged-Mrs.
Jennie Bohonnon is i'll with pneumonia
Miss Bernice Hall has returned to Cam
bridge having made brief visit at home.
Mrs. Robert Streeter of Richmond Is
visiting at the home of G. W. Streeter.-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Smith were in I'M
derhill Sunday to see their daughter. Mrs.
H. Bartlett.-Schools commenced Mon
day after a vacation of two weeks.-A.
N. Tomlinson. d. B. Morse and G. Cor
don We're in burlington Monday.
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SHELDON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lahue of Sheldon
Springs spent Sunday at the home Of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Smith
s. l.. Nichols, who has been Ill at the
home of his parents. returned to his work
last Wednesday at White River Junction.
where he is employed as telegraph opera
tor.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pariseau OF
st. Adams visited at Henry Myott's re-
cently.-Dr. NJ. H. Powers was in st. AL
bans last week.-school began Monday in
this place after three weeks vacation.
Hazel Daigue Of East Sheldon visited at
Henry Myott's recently.-The Ladies' Aid
or the Methodist Episcopal Church met
with Mrs. s. r. Olmstead last Thursday
afternoon. There We're 16 present.-Luther
Brown visited In st. Adams and Swanton
last week.
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TOWNSVILLE.

The Lend-a-hand Circle will be enter
tanned by Mrs. T. l.. Stevens Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gabarie have return
ed from Bolton.-Miss Vera Lyman. q
school-mate Of Miss Joe Palmer. visited
school the first Of the week.-Mrs.. Ken
meth King of Waterloo. Que. Is visiting
her brother, William Heatherington.-
Horace Cutler was given post card
shower Wednesday In honor Of his s0th
birthday.-Miss Mac Brewin of the teach
ers' training class Is in one of the Boil
ton schools for a few dayA-Edward
Crandall has opened q garage at Rich
mond.
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FRANKLIN.

The funeral of Mrs. Rosa Mullen was
held in the Catholic Church Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. Father Dame off,
ciated. Mrs. Mullen had long been a res
ident Of this town and was highly respect
ed. She leaves two sons. n. W., and w.
j. Mullen. and eight grandchildren.-The
family of NJ. f. Shedd spent few days in
Montpelier last week.-Senator S. A. Dan
iels of Brattleboro was a guest of the
Hon. c. w. Gates over Sunday.-Miss
Edith Gates visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Labare in Richford Thursday and Friday
C r. Noyes is still confined to the house
by illness.-M. E. Shedd of Montpelier
was at home over Sunday.--The condition
of Mrs. Carrie Bell does not improve
The listers found 2D1 men between IS and
As years old.
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MILTON BOEO.

George Stanley returned to his school
in Burlington Sunday.-Hattie Preston is
at the home Of her uncle, Sydney Gordon.
Grace Wood has returned to her school
at White River Junction after spending
her vacation at home.-Mr. and Mrs. Sgd
ney Gordon were in Fairfax Sunday to
attend the funeral of Mrs Warner Brush.
Joseph hurry is hauling milk for H. P.
Hood & Sons.-John Winslow was in this
place April GA. G. Bradley was in this
place last week.-T. S. Berry returned to
Burlington Monday.-D. R. Bean left last
week for Michigan.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

The freeze-up and fall of snow has put
a stop to sugar and syrup making in this
section. The makers are looking for a good
run when 1t warns up.-The Rev. j. A.
Cote has purchased Of c. B. Gates the
Royce farm located southeast of the GEN.
ter. on what Is known as the Regain road.
The price is reported to have been 5000.
The farm Is being carried on by Alfred
St Germain.-Several Of the directors of
the Nelson & Hall company held a meet
ing at their offices in this place Tues
day.-Mrs. Romeo Forgue of Morrisvile
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Newcity Centerbar Is ill-Wal-
ter Fuller. tinsmith at E. s. Wrights
shop, has returned from North Troy
Col. c. e. Nelson Of Derby Line was in
town Tuesday.
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Tuesday evening committee, Mrs. A. II.
Rublee. II was voted, as for several
years past. to give $40 to the federation
scholarship fund. A tribute to the deceased
members of the club was presented by
Miss Mabel A. Ellis.
w. r. McFecters of Enosburg Falls.
States attorney, Is at the Sherwood
sanitarium, Ill with septic sore throat.
Messages in connection with his work
are to be left with City Judge N. N.
Post.
Edward Robert Msrshall of Boston
and Miss Bessie Margaret Prince Of
Rev. p s. McKillop Saturday evening
at $40 o'clock.
Benjamin, the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leach of East Fairfield.
who is undergoing treatment at the
st. Adams hospital, is in a favorable
condition. The boy was kicked by a
horse last Friday and his jaw broken.
Franklin county court. which adjourned
recently to April ., has taken further adj
journment to April II.
Edgar Theodore Burns. aged nearly 81
years, died at his home on Federal street
Friday morning at las o'clock after
weeks illness with blood poisoning and
pneumonia The remains were taken to
tne Undertaking rooms or Z. X. MCAlliS-
ter on North Main street, where the flu
neral was held Saturday afternoon at 80
o'clock, the Rev. George w. Smith off,
ciatng. Burial was in Greenwo God
cemetery. Mr.. Burns is survived by his
wife and five children; also by a sister,
Mrs. Esther Potvin of Burlington.
News has been received here of the
death of l.. s. Anderson, 70 years Of age,
! until 1bout year ago a resident Of this
city, which occurred Tuesday evening
at the home of his niece, Mrs Robert
McCutcheon. in Milton. Mr. Anderson is
survived by his Wife son, George l..
Anderson of this city; and four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. p. H. Stone of Pasadena, Cal,
Mrs. Henry Briggs of Springfield, Mass,
Mrs. a. II. Kendall of Montreal and Mrs
Charles Sornborger of Washington, D. c.
For about thirty years Mr.. Anderson was
a fireman and engineer on the Central
Vermont railway but gave up work about
twenty years ago on account of i'll health.
Funeral services will be held at his late
home in Milton this afternoon at three
o'clock
Weldon Chapter. No 70, Order of the
Eastern Star, elected the following Of
ficers: Worthy matron, Mrs. w. C. ROBBIE
worthy patron, George o. Mitchell
secretary, Mrs. NJ. n. Buck; treasurer
Mrs. c. A. Oliver; associate matron, Mrs
o. w. Brewer; conductress,. Mrs. s. A
Miller; associate conductress, Mrs. B. H
Start.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Clara Barnum returned Monday
to Middlebury College artG.' spending the
Easter lcation with ~er parents. tho
Rev. and Mrc. q. H. Barnum.-The Wom-
ans Horne Missionary society held it's
thank offering meeting Sunday evening
In the vhui III. Nearly SIS was received
Mrs Zane, Mrs Reynolds. Mrs. Howes,
and Mrs. railey Of Burlington were guests
IT Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Pease one day
last Week.-Mrs. Dorothy Smith of Essex
Center was the guest of Earl Bullock
Sunday. Bernice Bullock of Rich
mond is home for the week to teach in
the grammar room.-Miss Florence Bick-
nell Of Chicago returned Monday night
to spend the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs G. C. Bicknell.
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. william b. Cady are WIS.,
iting their daughter. Mrs. NJ. II. Brew
ster. In Johnson.-Miss Katherine Cook
was an over-sunday visitor at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Farrell in Under
hill.-Herbert g. Hutchinson, town repre-
sentative. was at home over Sunday
from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Percival was In
Burlington Thursday evening to attend
Masonic meeting.-Mrs. Y. @. Nay. who
has been quite Ill the past few weeks is
able to ride out.-Edythe M. Perry return
ed from Middletown Springs Saturday
evening after spending three weeks va.
cation at her home.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
'''m radeau were in Burlington Satur.
day when they acompanied their dauGh.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Lucy Hinsdale returned to the
Hinesburg high school after a week at
her home here.-Mrs. Irving Isham has
returned home after a few days in Willis
ton.-Mrs. Rollin Forbes and son were
in Burlington Thursday.-Earl Aver is
in Burlington after a weeks recess from
county court.-Mrs. Jennie Johns Is at the
home of NJ ". Hinsdale for a few DAVIS
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MONTGOMERY.

At the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day the subject in the morning will be
THE Unfruitful Fig Tree" address to
young people. Small Beginnings" eve
ming. "A Nations Glory" The evening
service will be of patriotic nature and
an invitation is given to all--The Ladies'
Aid held their annual business meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Howard Parker We'd
nesday afternoon.-The ladies' prayer
meeting will be held this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Donny.-The w. c. T.
U. will hold their meeting with Mrs.
Elsie James tomorrow afternoon.-Ray
Gleason is in town.-Harold Domino spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Darius Domino, and left for Orleans
Tuesday to fill engagements. with the
cornetLMrs. c. B. Gates went to Bur-
lington last Friday.-Miss Mae Richard
soil and Miss Anna Roberts returned to
Richford Monday.-Raymond Domino has
finished work at Samsonville and is work.
ing at the creamery.-William Moffatt is
making repairs on his water wheel.-NIss
Lucy Parker returned to Sheldon Satur-
day.-The Boy Scouts met at the parson
age Monday night.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The military census Of the town. made
by the listers. has resulted In finding ia
men eligible for military service.
News has been received by Mrs. Lucy
Rollins oe the death OF cousin, Mrs.
Clara Lowe. IN Montello, Wis, March Is.
She WAS twice married, her first husband
being Barney II. Wells. former resident
OF Huntington. He was a cousin of Ell
mer and George Wells of that place. Aft
err his death in 1890 she was married to
George Lowe. who also preceded her in
death. She leaves two children, son,
Willis w. Wells. and daughter, Mrs. c.
A. Cummings, both of Montello.-There
is not much change in the condition of
Mrs. f. c. Isham, who remains very i'll.
j. B. Strong has moved to Winooski,
where he has bought place.-Mrs F. P.
Bennett of Burlington is the guest of
Mrs. w. W. Aldrich for a few days
II. E. Taft spent Easter at his home in
Starksboro.