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MONTGOMERY.

The topic Sunday morning at the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church will be "Immor.
tality;" evening topic. 1.-THE Book Divine"
Peter Bolt went Monday to the city
hospital at st. Adams and reports that
Mrs. Bolt is improving-N. S. Parker
was in Burlington last week-The No.
Troop, Boy Scouts of America, have
signed cards." showing sales Of
$500 war certificates and thrift stamps.
This has been made possible by the COOP
Grafton OF the postmaster. and day school
teachers with the scout master, the Rev.
stead Thornton, and the boys.-On account
OF high water the mail did not arrive
Tuesday.-Mrs Albert Pronto and children.
from Massachusetts, are visiting relatives
in town.-Miss Clara Wheeler has re-
turned from st. Albans.--Master Ray
Pudvah is i'll with pneumonia.
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WEST BOLTON.

e. B. Tork. who has been confined to
the house for some time with rheu-
matism, is now able to be out.--Mrs.
Louise Tork, who spent tho winter
with her daughter, Mrs. H. Farnham
in Willjamstown. has returned nome
Mrs. Julin Gregory has returned
from Will!ston, having visited rela-
tives there.--Roy Evans of Burlington
is spend his Easter vacation with j.
r. Smi.h.-Mrs. Harriet Hall was 80
years old April 2. Her general health
is good.--Thc Ladies' Aid and willing
Workers societies met with Mrs. George
Gle "Wednesday afternoon
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred st. George of Hines.
burg visited Mrs. Maud Coats Sunday
Miss Lettie Tonlinson returned SUNDAY
to Richmond and opened her school in
Bolton Monday after a vacation OF ten
days at her home here.-Mrs. S. w. Tom
ltnson is confined to the house with
m-Lawrence Wellinger is able
to be out after being confined to the house
for two weeks.-Mrs Edward Isham of
Williston visited Mrs. Rollin Forbes Sun
day.-school commenced Wednesday after
vacation or one Week.-Mrs. Cecily
Donahue has returned from visit with
her parents in Monkton.
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Il. f. Tinker and Coyt Tinker were in
Burlington Monday on business
Ryan and son of Burlington passed fcw
days with r. q. Ryan.-sUilliam wether.
bee was In Huntville Monday on business.
"A good run Of sap has been reported
the In at xveak
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Henry Cleveland died Sunday.
Inc remains were taken to Montpelier
Iuesaay ior burial She is survived by
her husband. Henry Cleveland. Of this
ller. and a daughter, Mrs. "A. " An.
drews Of Buffalo. N. Y.-D. M. Mead Of
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SWANTON.

Kenneth Frouty seaman. returned to
New York Thursday night.-Ths Swanton
Citizens band received $3.50 towards tho
support Of the organization from the
Bennington U. NJ. c. company.-The Nom
day Reading club met with Mrs. H.
j. Brown OH Monday afternocn.-The
ewanton branch OF the Red Cross sent
i,e5S pounds OF clothing to Montpelier
for the Reigian relief.--The Minne-wa-wa
Camp Fire Girls were handsomely enter
tained by Miss Olga Smith last week.
Charles Woodward and family have nov
ed back to Swanton from Coteau.
Returns for shipments Of Ash to Now
York that the hook and line fishermen at
West Swanton and East Alburg are get.
ting for pike are the biggest ever known.
being around 60 cents a pound.-The leo
was going out of the river all Tuesday.
forming gorge at Clarks island ana
causing a setback of high water that ne
cessitated a shutdown Of the plant Of the
marble MILL The fiat at Johns bridge was
we'll covered preventing the running of the
electrics. No damage Is anticpated.-W.
H. Cassavoy, who passed Easter with his
family here returned to his work at Tor
onto. Monday.-Gilbert Chapple. who has
been i'll for several weeks is able to be out.
and Sabin Donaldson seriously ill> with
pneumonia for time. is about the street.
Francis Lapelle has arrived from Boston
to assume charge Of the Lapelle Poultry
Food company.-The Shakespeare club met
with Mrs. c. j. Parker Tuesday after
noon..-The funeral of Dora Savage was
held Saturday and Monday Nellie Hem.
inRway was buried. Both these girls died
from injuries received by the explosion at
the plant of the International Explosives
company, last Saturday. There was Q
very large attendance.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Maude Sharpley visited Marion Rice in
Underhill Tuesday.-Bernard Fisher, who
has been seriously Ill. IL better.-A re-
cep:ion was given to DIR. and Mrs Flagg
Wednesday evening at Grange hall. DR..
Tlagg Is leaving for Middlebury, where he
will practice.-F'ifty attended the sugar
sociable at c. r. Chapin's Tuesday,
Ruth Kenyon, who las been i'll. is Bet
ter.
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as secretary. The board decided to re-
ceive applications for licenses on Friday
afternoon, April 5. at 1880 o'clock at the
Steamer Hose rooms on Main street.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Lewis Latulip. who has been attending
military school in Texas the last few
months, has returned to Camp Devens.
Mass, and was an over-Sunday visitor at
Joseph Rochelle's.
The Red Cross meeting was held
Wednesday afternoon in the parish house,
Aid society.-F. S. Rawson Is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital. where he underwent
successful operation.-kendall Chaplin OF
Burlington is spending few days in town.
Mrs. Betsey Ballard is ill.-Mrs. Sarah
Packard of Jericho Is spending few
days at S. NJ. Paclards.-A service flag
containing 10 stars has been presented
to the high school by l.. c. Stevens Of
Jericho.-Mrs. Clesta Newhall of Middle
sex is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Hall.-Howard and Raymond Walston
left Saturday for Greenfield, Mass. where
they have employment.-Mr and Mrs E.
B. Jordan returned Thursday from Mass
achusetts, where they have been spend
ing several weeks.-Max j. Stiles left
Friday for Bridgeport. Conn, stopping
to visit relatives in Brattleboro.-Mr. and
Mrs. Wolcott Beach of Burlington were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. Thomp-
son over Sunday.-AIiss Clara Barnum of
Enosburg Falls is at home for the Easter
vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sweeney
visited friends in Essex over Sunday.
Lewis LaTulip. who has been attend
ing a military school In Texas the last
few months. has returned to Camp Dew
ems. Mass. and was an over Sunday
visitor at Joseph Rochelle'e.
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Chittenden County.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Joan Of Arc Sewing club Of South
Burlington gave Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Conference.-The a farewell party Saturday
evening and also congratulated Mrs.
Louis Duell on her 65th anniversary. The
club presented her a beautiful rosary
Of her birth stones.
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JERICHO.

Dennis Terrill. who has hccn working
In st. Johnsbury the last few weeks, wac
a Sunday visitor at the homo OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Loomis Terrili-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Partridge and chill.
dren were Sunday visitors in Essex, ut
the home of Castle Willlams-Midred
Buxton is working at the homo Of Mr. and
Mrs. Solan Ranson.-Miss Beatrice
Marvin has completed work for Mrs.
Arthur Packard and returned home.-Miss
Curtis of Burlington was at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Styles Saturday,
Miss Clara Styles returned to her school
work in Burlington Monday.-Earl Styles
Of Jeffersonville was at the home Of Mr..
Norton and daughter of Essex Junction
have been visitors at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Pettingill.-C. N. Stygles
and Z. B.. Williams were in Burlington
on business MOnday.--Bessie Perciyal re-
turned to her school work in johnson
Monday evening.-Miss Jones and Miss
Alice Ayers Of Underhill have been
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Ayers.-Mary Cashmere and
Mary Teachout united with the Conerepa-
tional Church Sunday.-L. r. Wilbur was
In Burlington on business Monday.-The
| women of Jericho are enthusiastic in pre-
pairing for the third Liberty Loan drive
which is due April 8. The work of or
ganization Is under way and as in every
good cause the enthusiasm is widespread
w. w. Smith has a telephone placed in
his residence.
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clothing has recently been collected in
town for the Belgians. Six hundred
pounds was asked for and over 700 pounds
was contributed.-There was big run of
sap Friday, and the run of sap since has
been light.-Miss Anna Hayes reached
home Friday evening from Stratford,
Conn.,. where she has been teaching and
will remain at home with her parents
through the spring and summer months.
III. o. Van Vllet has purchased farm
tractor. He will probably be able to help
the farmers In getting their ground ready
Tor spring sowing. The usual amount Of
plowing was not done last fall because
OF the rainy weather. the scarcity of farm
neip and the early winter.-Mrs. Dow
has returned from Bristol, where she
visited her grandmother for several days.
-The mid-week prayer meeting will be
held at the vestry Thursday evening.
allies were sending over four shells to
the Germans one,
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RICHFORD.

Robert S. Anderson has returned from
the st. Adams hospital, where he haa
had his foot treated.-Cards were received
here last week announcing the marriage
at West Somerville, Mass, on Thursday.
March q. of Miss Cora ]. Bliss. former
resident of this village. to William 8.
Sayles of Somerville, Mass.-News was
received here Thursday announcing the
death in Providence. r. l., on Tuesday,
March rs. of Josiah B. Bowditch. a for.
mer we'll known resident of this place.
Death was caused by pneumonia. Mr..
Bowditch was a Civil War veteran. serv-
ing in Vermont regiments from April,
1861. to June, 1865. In the year 1865 he
| came to Richford and purchased the
Frontier Sentinel, which was established
by NJ. w. Wilson in 1884, In 1875 he sold
the Sentinel and went to the st.. Adams
Messenger, on which he was employed
for two years. Then he returned to
Richford and engaged in farming until
1881, when he went to Rhode Island.
where he has since resided-News has
been received of the death in Monson,
Mass, of Mrs. NJ. N. Teale, a former resi-
dent of this place. Death was caused
by cancer.
Mrs. A. E. Masse Of Grand Ligne. Que.
is a guest at the home Of Mrs. II. E.
Rustedt Miss Pauline Locklin OF Mid
dlebury College is passing the Easter
, recess at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Locklin.-Schools closed
| Friday for one weeks vacation.-C A.
Powell has returned home from a three
weeks trip to Battle Creek, Mich.-Mrs.
Winnie Patton and son went Friday to
Georgia, where they will visit at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Ward Post
Mrs. n. r. Aver of st. Adams is visit
ing friends in this place. where she for
merly resided.-P. A. Sweet has pur-
chased Of H. NJ. Kendall! the city hack
business.
Miss Glenna Aver. teacher of domestic
science in the Lyndonville Institute. 10
passing the Easter recess at the home OK
| her mother. Mrs. H. c. Ayer.-Miss Alice
Rider OF Burlington is a guest Of Mish
Da!sy Stewart, at the home Of c. H. Coan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Freer have gone to
| Boston for few days.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fl. r. Thomas and daughter. Miss Jennie
Thomas. have gone to Lake Charles, L..
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas son. Murry.
who IL a cadet in the school Of aviation
at Gsrstner Field. They went via d; troit,
Cincinnati and New Orleans and will re-
turn via Atlanta. Washington. New York
and Boston. They expect to be absent
from their home about four weeks.-Mrc.
a. E.. Masse Of Grand Ligne, Que. who
has been visiting friends in this place.
Nae returned to her homo.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

DR.. Varney is ill.-Forest Palmer. who
lives with his grandfather. Burleigh
10 III with scarlet fever and the house
Is under quarantine. School No. II which
the child attends has been closed for a
week. awaiting rAsults.-A quantity Of
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church, eight by profession and two by
letter.-At the meeting of the Grange
Monday night class Of IA were given
the first and second degrees. Maple syrup
on snow was served for refreshment.
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WESTFORD.

Miss Marcia Stuart has returned to her
school In Concord.-Mrs. Jennie Church.
I'LL OF Fairfax was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Willis King, last
Week.-Mrs. Eliza Allen Of the
teacher training department of Lyn.
don Institute. and Carolyn Macom-
Der. Betty Kimball and Irene Allen,
students in the same institution are
home for a Week.-Mrs. Lillian Petty
of the senior class Of the University
Of Vermont has accepted position as
teacher of Latin in the Northfield high
school for the remainder of the year.
She will return to Burlington to
graduate with her class in May.--Mrs.
Quimby is the guest of her son, the
Rev. c. S. Quimby.-Cecil Elmer of
Corinth. New York. has purchased
the Homer Bevins place aud will
probably take possession about May /.
George Hall of Boston is spending.
few days with his brother. Il. c.
1all.-Mrs. Jennie Perry has returned
from visit to her son, Gordon Perry,
of Essex Junction.--Sunday, April Z,
will be observed rs Liberty Loan Sun
day.-A very successful neighborhood
tea for the benefit of tho Red Cross
was held at the home Of Mrs. I.oula
Macomber March eI.-Mrs. Lenn!e
Grow of Fairfax visited her son, II. d.
Grow, last week.
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ORWELL.

The weather has been fine for two weeks
past and sap has run every day. 1t Is
the best season for years.-Nineteen
young people united with the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday.-Mrs. John w.
Clark returned home to Pawlet last Sat-
urday, after spending a week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Branch
e. O. Bishop. L. B. Needham and T. H.
Purcell attended the listers meeting at
Rutland last Week.-Mrs. Jennie Plue Is
with her brother, George, in Salisbury
The Rev. Mr.. Merrill closed weeks SER
vices Sunday and returned to Burling-
ton.-Miss Mollie Hack and Miss Florence
Kerry returned to Keene. NJ H.. last
week. after spending 10 days with Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Hack.-Matthew Conway
returned to duty after few days here.
He is a member Of troop Of New York
State. located at Syracuse.-Miss Bertha
Lille died March % from kidney trouble.
The funeral was held at the home on
March q at 100 p. m. The Rev. Isaacs
oficiated.-George Reynolds attended the
funeral Of his brother, William, in Ben
son. last week.-Mr Faxon. who is to
run our cheese factory this season, is
here and ready for business.-Our schools
are closed for this week to commence on
Monday, April 8.
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NEW HAVEN.

A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Rowley Of Burlington and a
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Rowley.
Miss Ethel Smith. who whas been Ill. Is
able to be out again.-Mortimer Roscoe
Is away attending school.-Mrs. Paul
Baron and children were guests Of Mrs.
Hason Davis Tuesday.-Master Elroy
sneden Of Waltham was the guest Sunday
Of his aunt, Mrs. j. e. Davis.-Mrs.
Charles Hathorne and daughter Irene of
Bristol were weekend guests of Mrs.
Helen Hathorne.
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MILTON.

The Rev. w. 3. Dukeshire of st. AL
bans will preach at the Methodist Church
at the Sunday morning service, after
which the Sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per will he administered. Sunday school
will convene at noon. The evening union
service will be held at the Congregational
Church at 1850. The prayer meeting this
week will be held at Mrs. Jennie Wells
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HINESBURG.

The Woman'S Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary society met in the Methodist
Episcopal Church parlors Wednesday,
Dinner was served at noon. Mrs. Maude
Somers hostess.<The w. c. T. U. will
meet Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Edward Bushey.-Miss Mary Somers is
spending a few days with Mrs. Gaylord
Goodrich in Jonesville.-Mrs. Lime
sheltus is at the Mary Fletcher hospital
The play which was to have been given
April by the Kings Daughters Of Shell
burne has been postponed owing to ILL
ness among those who were to have taken
part.-E. o. Mead. T. j. and Ralph Nc
Kenzie, Fred Rounds. F. A. Heflon and
H. 8. Read returned from Buffalo. N. Y.
Saturday each driving a new automobile.
They came by Saratoga and Whitehall
and found good roads until they reached
vcrmont.-Two stars have been added to
the service flag in the Federated Church
for Sergeant Floyd Isham and Corporal
Benson.-Mrs. Ruth Parker Of Charlotte
is spending the week with Mrs. H. NJ.
Page.-Miss Emily Pierce after spending
the winter with Mrs. H. d. Weller has
returned to her home in California.-Miss
AIDA Ray Is very i'll at her home in the
village with rheumatism and heart COM
plications.-Charles Wead and Albert
Isham have installed new milking ma
chimes in their dairies.-The rural schools
opened Monday. The high school will
| open next Monday.-Miss Anna B.
! Patrick has returned from Castleton.
where she spent her vacation with the
Peltons,
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Alice Canton has been spending her
Easter vacation with her parents.-Miss
Mary Somers Of Hinesburg' is visiting
Mrs. Gaylord Charlottesville Lend-a- Hand
is making Red Cross benefit comforter
and any one wishing to help in this cause
may give In their name and 10 cents.-Miss
Eva Gleason has returned to Burlington
after spending few days at her broth
er's, II. c. Gleason.-Mrs. Cynthia Hapeood
spent Saturday in Essex Junction.-The
play. me an OTIS" which was presented
in Jonesville March q, was given in Rich
mond Monday evening to a full house,
Miss Marion Carr Of Montpelier Is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Halle Palmer. The
family of Mrs. lila Alger are recovering
from the grip.-Leon and Clyde O'Neil.
who have been in Bristol. Conn.,, for sew
eral weeks have returned home.-Mrs, A.
E. Crandall entertained Mrs.. Amanda
Harvey recently.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Rhoda Goodwin is visiting at the
home Of her son, +. e. Goodwin.-Pearl
Houghaboon has returned to her school
in Franklin. Stanley and Mr..
Norton Of Burlington passed the week
end with Mrs. o. A. Stanley.-Henry DIN
and Marion Stanley were here Sunday
Grace Wood was home for short vaca-
ton last week.-Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Good
win and daughters were in st. Adams
March Co.
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HUNTINGTON.

The next meeting of the Red Cross
will be held with Mrs. B. F. O'Brien
on Friday. All are requested to bring
pieces Of worsted and outing flannel for
afghans.-Robert Fuller who. has been
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Fuller. during the winter. returned to
Ogdensburg. N. Y, Monday.-A whist
party for the benefit of the Red Cross
will be held at the hall next Wednesday
evening.-Mrs. F. D. Falby is In Mont
pelier with her daughter, Miss Alma.
this week.-T. H. Sweet and G. NJ Nor
ton are in Burlington serving as jurors
The Missionary society will meet to-
day with Mrs. John Prescott-The next
meeting Of the Kings Daughters will be
held at the hall next Wednesday,
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WALTHAM.

william Rivers has moved from the j.
B. Burroughs place to the q. F. o. Kim
ball farm in Ferrisburg.-Mrs. w. D.
Woodman is improving from her recent
illness.-Edward Danyow's people are hav-
ing german measles.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Evarts of Panton were the guests Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. Evarts, Sunday.
Herbert Burroughs rented the J. B.
Burroughs farm.-W. H. Jackman has
purchased a fine herd of Ayrshires.-
Madam Jackman is recovering from her
recent illness.
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PANTON.,

Miss Della Rogers. after passing a
three weeks vacation with her parents,
has returned to Alburg.-The schools in
town began this week with Miss Helen
Lee Of Vergennes at Lake street, Mary
Conant at the corners and Maude Rogers
at the Sand Road.-Mrs. F. E. Grandey
and granddaughter Violet Otis. have re-
turned from Ripton. where they have
been for several days, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Otis.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Hatch are the parents of a daughter born
Sunday-Mrs. Annette Adams. who
passed the winter in New York city, has
arrived at the home Of her son, Friend.
Her daughter. Miss Helen. who accom-
panied her. went Sunday to Burlington.
where she passed the day and left on
the sleeper Sunday night for New York
city.-E. L. Stage. w. r. White and
l.. G. Kent attended the road commits
sioners' meeting in Middlebury Thurs
day.-Almon Shedrick has gone to Bel
dens and will carry the mail from there
to Middlebury.-Mr and Mrs. George
Allen have sold their farm to o. H.
Sherman Of Burlington and purchased
the William Sheriff. place in Vergennes
Of Rollin Kent and are moving this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen are to have
charge Of the Allen farm until Mr.. Sher-
man finds another to run it.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Bishop have moved into
the John Davis house and Mr. Bishop
will work for Charles Spaulding this
season.-Mrs. Susan Merrill has been
called to her home In Vergennes by the
illness Of her son George.-Miss Anna
LeBeouf Of Vergennes is caring for Miss
Isidore Adams for a few days.-Henry
Rogers has moved from the Wisell place
to the Matthews home. owned by Mrs.
Duane Allen.-J. H. Converse Is in fall
ing health and under the care of DR..
Waterman of Vergennes.-Mrs. st. George
and baby of Bristol are visiting at F. E
Grandey'S,
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lB1NGHAMvILLE.

Qi1hert
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Kittery, Me-, Is visiting his brother. G.
M, Mead, and sister, Mrs. Edna burnett.
for few days this Week.-Mrs. Augusta
stearns. who has been spending the win
ter in Burlington, came Saturday to open
her house in the village-G I. Lincoln
of Essex Junction was a visitor in town
Roscoe Of Essex Juno.
ton is spending few days with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Mead.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-11-07
YOUR BULLETIN Is OUT
THIS WEEK.

Addressing an audience of 1885,
900 people perhaps more-this
week. through the medium Of the
Official Bulletin for Colorado, Fed
eral Food Administrator Stearns is
calling attention to matters of vital
interest ~ regards the greatest
Undertaking Of the hour supplying
the Allies and the armies with food
from the United States. What It
means to ship 17.550,000 tons of
food to Europe In one fiscal year,
conditions affecting wheat market.
Ing. the eArly-closing movement,
potato requirements. milk and beef
supplies the "home card" and the
futiltty Of regarding peace talk -
altering the food program are sub
1ects contained ia this edition Of
the effectively printed eight.page
publication which the Food Admin
lstration b now issuing monthly.
Il required - sntire days run
q one Of tie swiftsst perfecting
presses in Dsavee - produce the
Octobse issue q the Bullstia.
which county 1ood administration
throughout Tie state are Busy this
week distributing among the citi-
sens. ,f
Colorado h ~ oaly state which
issues . publication on food mat
tsrs for the perusal Of consumers.