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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-14
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Rev. c. G. Merrill of Burlington will !
preach in the Swedish Congregational
church, Strand avenue, at AS D. m to-
morrow evening. Songs will be rendered
in English by the church singers. All are
invited to attend.
Major Heath of Barre made an inspec-
ton last night of Canton Palestine, Pa
triarchs Militant following supper served
at O'Clock, wives of the Patriarchs -sery-
ing, After the inspection i he degree was
conferred on two candidate
A meeting of the Southern Aqueduct
association was held last evening at the
home Of Mrs. II. NJ. Wood Of Clark street
The following officers were elected:
President. Henry +. Stowell; first dircc
tor H. VI Wood; second director, NJ J.
Larrabee; secretary, treasurer and coilec-
tor, Mrs. NJ. j. Larrabec.
Mrs. A. ]. Pierce Of Canal street has
/ Just received letter dated Nov % from
her nephew, Private Alvin Russell Davis,
who IS IN hospital in France having
been gassed second time, which caused
4 loss of his voice a few weeks Private
Davis is son of the late Henry T., Davis
of West Chesterfield ~ H. His father.
formerly employed by the Estey Organ
Co. here. enlisted in Company l, Vermont
National Guard, when +. w Childs was
Icaptain.
In the meeting of Sedgwick Woman's
Relief corps Thursday evening these Off
GERS were elected: Pres, Mrs. Ellen Her
rick; senior vice pres, Mrs Nellie Morse
Junior vice pres, Mrs. Maude Haskins
chaplain. Mrs. Helen Miller; treas, Mrs.
Emily Allen; guard, Mrs Nettie Haskins
delegates to department convention, Mrs
Cola Morse. Mrs. Mary Walker, Mrs A.
Louise Allen, Mrs. Mary Robinson, Mrs
Lena Adam; alternates, Mrs Ada Ami
: don, Mrs Mabel Hail. Mrs Laura Wash
burn, Mrs. Georgianna Converse, Mrs
Emily Allen. The other officers viii bt
appointed by the president.
Miss Nora McGrath, IL, died yesterday
F.. morning IN her home at 10 Elliot street
, after an illness OF five years with rheuma
tism followed by bright's disease. Sh,
> was born in County Clare. Ireland, Ma,
Is. ST., and was one Of several children
of Thomas and Mary (Tuttle} McGrath
: She came to this country in Man. 1898
and was employed Mt the Brooks House
: wears and at the Brattlebcro Retreat fly
years, being obliged to~givc up work q
account of i'll health Miss McGrath wa
a member Of st. Cecelig's Altar society
She leaves her mother. Mrs Mary A. Nc
{ Grath, with whom she made her home
2 and three brothers and three sisters
Z Mrs Frank Smith. Miss Susan McGratl
5 both of Webster, Mass, Mrs. Thoma
I Connors. Patrick John and Thomas NJ,
lGrath, all Of thi, town. Tho funeral Wi
he held Monday morning at 9 o'clock j
5 St MichacI's Roman Catholic church.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-14

DR.. 4. r., LYNCH, Surgeon. Office, Park
Bldg, rooms, ! and 3; telephone, $40 Office
hours: Until a. m, % ;, and TO 9 p m.
Melrose hospital, telephone 20l, TO 10 a. m.
Residence, ~ Canal St, telephone. ~. Sun
daYa by appnintment only.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-14
WANTS NAMES OF vERMoNTERs.
Who May Be Stationed at Camp Mer-
nit, N. J., for Time.
Editor Of Rcformer:

Editor Of RcfOrmer:-
am stationed at Camp Merritt, \. J.,
as camp chaplain and in charge Of the
work Of the Protestant chaplains as
signed to this camp. Camp Merritt is
in the district of the port of embarka,
ton and seems likely to BE used as one
OF the camps to which returning soldiers
viii be sent for n short time after their
arrival. | would lyr glad to meet any
Vermont men who may be passing
through this camp. Particularly would
be pleased to look up any sick or
wounded Vermont soldiers who may be
at any time among the COCO which our
base hospital can accommodate
Through your columns may | request
that anyone who knows of any Vermont
soldiers here send me promptly their
name and military organi2ation9
JOHN NJ. THOMAS
Merritt hall, Camp Merritt, y j.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-14

Twas great sufferer from Plcam-
0tiFm for o5cr 10 rcgy5, / consulted
specialists, took medicines, used
lotjoas but nothing did me good.
Then, ] began TO Use "Fruit.a.
iives"; and in - days, the pain was
easier and the Rheumatism was
bcctcr. Gradually, "F1uiI-a-ki1ss"
o;crra'lc my Rheumatism; and now,
for five years, 1 have had no return
of the trouble. Also, l had severe
Ec=CmG and Constipation, and
"Fruit.a-tivcs" relieved me of these
complaints and gave me q good
appetite and in every way restored
me to health". 7. II. McHUGH.
toe. 4 box, 8 FOR $50, trial size 25c.
At all dealers Or sent on receipt Of
price, by FRUIT.A.TIyES Limited,
OGDENSBURG, NY,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-14
ODD FELLOWS TEAM A WINS.
Scores 1858 to 1918 for Team Char
ris Honor Man.

Teams 4 and G rolled scores of .253
and ,2l3 on the Odd Fellows bowling
alleys last night, the high single of 1o1
and high thrce-string total Of $50 go
ing to f. Harris, substitute on the los
ing team, while White of the winning
team, with a total of 25S, was the most
consistent man, with strings Of s., 50
and 81 Following are the scores:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

DIR. II. p. GREENE, Physician and Surgeon
Office, Bank block. Hours 80 10 10 a. M
! TO :, and 20 8 p. ~ Residence, IS Green
ST. Telephone connection.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-14
COLUMBIAN LODGE TAKES THREE
One Point in Four Goes to Fort DUN
mer Wilson High Man.

On the Masonic alleys last night CO.
lumbar lodge won two strings and the
pinfall and Fort Drmmcr chapter one
string, making the score by points to
l. Wilson, substitute on the winning
team, carried off tho high single honors
with 96 and the high thrcc-string total
with 277. Following are the results
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-14

DR.. A. /. MILLER, Hooker block Brattle.
eoro Office hours: TO 3, to ?, go to g.
W. Z. MOVES, M. D., Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat 70 u, 80 70 5. Wednesday and sat
utday evenings. Other hours and Sundays by
appointment Appointments or glasses fittings
made By mail Or phone. American Bldg.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-06-21

WHILE home with family and ones ENJOYING all
" OF pleasures OF home life do think every day of
have had give all ter home pleasures and 90 into the
trenches to protect that which enoyng
MOTHERS who weeping and mourning the loss boys or
the MOTHERS who are longing ard praying return of their
boys who have lost thier lives fighting trenches to de-
fend your fag - ~
While permitted home operate your business
or mold think have been
forced sacrifice their business give up their nosio
and place the trenches $50 you NAV con-
tmue in the peaceful pursuit of chosen profession?
Fellow citizens stop seriously how little YOUR GOVERN
men asking compared with that they have and
forced others do and opinion War Savings Stamp
Committee calls loan of what home TO
your government those and safeguard gone
fight for honor your safety protection vom
home you'll not be Stacker only you think YOU are
able to buy but will make these Stamns
til it hurts you.
Ben Hill must do her part and purchase the amount
allotted her. Will YOU do YOURS? 49,:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
FEW CHANGES IN
OFFICERS HERE
N, c, Fem is Selectman and
Dewey on School Board
So Women Voters Here on License
Biggest mo" Verdict in Years

AS Mr., Dooley says, town meeting is
no longer a festival marked For
gintlemin only For the first time in his
tory women invaded the sacred precinct
Of the little canvas-coyercd voting
booth at the Middlcbury Town Hall
last Tuesday, and with an air of
novelty and responsibility cast their
scraps Of paper Yes or No, on the
liquor question At three O'Clock in the
afternoon, when the pie was opened it
was found that although the women
had worked no change in the result as
it had stood for the past ten years in
the hands Of men alone, they had made
the mo" vote more empha'ic than it
had ever been before The count was
Yes So, No 22i, a majority of l4i
against license Out of 2Sl women
entitled to vote, sixty nine did so,ac-
cording to official count, and still the
mo- vote this year was only "A more
than last year, it being apparent that
number of men who voted eyes" last
year. were on the other side last Tues.
day
The only other issue in which the
women took active part was the ques.
tion OF support of the public library, to
which some opposition arose on account
of the necessity of economy John A
Fletcher had moved in favor of appro-
priating the usual l-2 per cent of the
grand list for support of the library in
cooperation with the Ladies Library
Association, but Ira H. LaFlcur raised
the issue whether this expense was war-
ranted this year. A ballot was de
manded and resulted 05 to 50 in favor
Of continued support of the library.
In the main the meeting was routine,
James B Donoway and J. NJ. Burke
were reelected moderator and clerk with
dispatch and without opposition at the
opening of the meeting On motion OF
Edward Seymour Sl25 was appropria-
ted for Memorial Day,
The question OF appropriating money
for permanent road work in order to
assure state aid was nearly lost. Upon
presentation of the case by W. \, Cady,
however, the motion to lay the matter
on the table was reconsidered and the
usual $1,000 was appropriated,
Support OF the Middlebury band had
no champion, anu lllC al llNlS PloPoSih6
town aid wa laid on the table
At this juncture of the program,
business was suspended TO observe the
patriotic hour which had been sug-
gested by Governor Graham's procla-
nation. Representative Ira H. La
Fleur read a stirring appeal from the
Committee of Public Safety "The Hun
Continued on page four
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
CORNWALL ExEMPTs SOLDIERS
Town VIII Not Require Poll Tax
From Any Man In Service

Patriotic exercises constituted a
feature OF the Cornwall town meeting,
as there was but little to excite or in
terest in political issues the only new
officers elected being +, S, DeLong as
selectman, ], T. Sperry as road COM
missioner, and l. l., Hamilton as au,
ditOr,
The patriotic appeal prepared by
Governor Graham was read by the
Rev, Christopher Hamlin, and remarks
were made by Others, while Mrs, {,
II, Lane, regent of the local ID, A. r.
chapter presented in its behalf the
Community Service Flag with its
sixteen stars,
The elections OF the day were as fol-
lows, those marked lfl being re.
elected, those marked (#sI being hold.
over terms, and those in bllck-iaced
type newly chosen men
Nelson Maheu, {, W, Otis.
Tax rate voted Sl1j,
License vote Yes 1, No 6j,
The town voted to exempt from poll
tax any man in war service,
Moderator Frank Warner
Clcrk-"C, H. Lane
Treasurer -*H S. Cobb
Selectmen- f. c. Morse, ""C, p
Conlon, F, S. DeLong, succeeding J, W
Stevens,
Constable *Nclson Mahcu,
Listcrs-*J II Atwood, nc. + Ben
edct, VIC p Tulley,
Road COMMISSIONER. E. Sperry,
succeeding L. Y, Fisher
School Directors -"R, A. Bingham
*tJ II. Atwood, #HB |, Boardman,
Agent -#F, f. Foote
Ovcreer "E H. peet ,
Town Grand Jurors L, Sanford
Nelson Mahcu, c. W, Otis
Auditors "A J Field, l. L. Hamilton
"A. W. Foote
Trustee Surplus Fund d-"II, S. Cobb
Library Trustee-"A. W, Foote
Tax rate voted 81 7j"":",. ,.:'
For permanent highways the meeting
voted $500 to obtain state aid,
Licensevote-Y 4, No 60, -.
Number of women voting, about 10
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
BRISTOL INSISTS ON
HAVING A BAND
Even Though it Means Tax
of $2.25 This Year
Hanks is Elected Seleetman-Thomas
School Director, Martin, Lister

Says the Bristol Herald OF It's Town
Meeting; "This important event came
OF Tuesday, with less than $50 of the
ll2 persons on the check list present,
Included in these were thirty one
ladies who exercised their privilege as
voters. In the balcony a large delega-
tion Of pupils from the high and graded
school watched the proceedings,
Conspicuous for its absence was the
annual smoke fest As this was the
FIRST town meeting where women tax
payers had a right TO vote, the absence
OF cigar smoke marked an innovation
that was very pleasing"
Bristol decided not to go without
music this year and appropriated $500
OF the town funds to support its band,
while Middlebury was laying the
question OF the support of its band on
the table Bristol also appropriated
$50 for prizes for agricultural products
be grown by Bristol children this
Z, $500 for the free library, and S7j
,r memorial day, and $500 for re-
surfacing the highways The tax
voted was S225, an increase Of % cents
over last year
About POO persons attended the
meeting, including 81 women,
The officers elected were as follows,
those newly chosen being in black
faced type, those reelected marked()
those whose term Of Office holds over
for at least another year marked ("#l:
Moderator "R $. Smith
Treasurer NJ. Farr
Selectmcn w, H. Cardell, "tA, f.
Cove, c. A. Hanks, succeeding b. c,
Fuller
Constable-*G w. Farr
Listers -#Almon Norton, *W, c,
Bingham, R. c. Martin succeeding c,
L. Cove
Road Commissioner -"Waltcr Barn
ard
School Directors -"E. W Varney,*A.
+. Bristol, T. M. Thomas, succeeding
DR.. A. NJ, Norton
Agent-"G. W. Farr, succeeding e,
Lathrop
Oversccr SO. Q. Bicknell
Town Grand Jurors-"B w Estey,
E. H. Eastman, succeeding NJ, c. Taft
Library Trustees C. R. ,Beeman,
Mrs c. W. Sneeden
Auditors c. Trudo, Henry
Harvey, *W. b Daggett
Agent to deed real estate wv. {,
Bingham
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
Ripton Elections

MODERATOR. F. Stoddard, succeed
ing ], E. Hodges
Town Clerk-*Timothv Billings
Treasurer-*Timothy Billings
Selectmen-*C. L. Cook,*J. E. Good
70, J. F. Stoddard, succeeding D. c.
Bent
Constable-*M. E. Day
Listers-**D. c. Mills, **H. E. Day,
W. E. Gee, succeeding l. L. Dow
Road Commissioner F. L. Eubar, &.
School Directors-*G. E. Farr, y E
Hodges, *W c. Kirby succeeding J. c.
Caswell
Agent-''J. S. Chandler
Overseer-. D. G. Mills, succeeding
A. w. Noble (by one vote
Town Grand Jurors-*C. P. Boyn-
ton, *G. E. Farr J. E. Goodro, succeed
ing M. E Day
Tree Warden-*J. E. Hodges
Auditors-*H. R. Noble, **Johr
Otis, *' c. P. Boynton
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
Leicester Elections

Moderator, Carl Williams; towr
clerk, F. H. Seymour; treasurer, F. II.
Seymour; selectmen, T. F. Wilson, H.
D. Oliver, F. C. Aver; constable, M.
N. Dudley; listers, S. E. Sparks, L. 0.
Hathaway, reelected for three years,
G. w. Johnson; road commissioner, l..
o. Hathaway, succeeds 0. S, Briggs
school directors, d. w. Aver, C. w.
johnson, R. M. Oliver; agent, S. f
Sparks succeeds o. F. Briggs; over
seer, S. E. Sparks; town grand juror,
Audas Ferson; auditor, Forest Ayers.
Tax voted 1920.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
ROOM IN VERMONT REGIMENT
Captain Gibson Will Do Recruiting
Here Next Week

The Registee is requested to an.
nounce that Captain E. w. Gibson of
the 57th Pioneer Inf list Vt. Inf will
visit Brandon, Middlebury and Yer
gennes next week in the interests of the
Vermont regiment.
81 will be in Brandon Monday after
noon and Tuesday forenoon" says Cap
tain Gibson, "in Middlebury Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday, and in Yer
gennes Thursday and Friday Iwould
like to get in touch with all men out OF
draft age who would like to enlist. A
determined effort is to be made to fill
up the Vermont regiment with Yer
mont men.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
WOMEN VOTE FOR
THE WET CITY?
Such is Belief of Some in
Old Vergennes
Most of City's officers Reelected
With Exception Of Few
Aldermen

Notwithstanding that about $50
women cast their ballots on the license
question in Vergennes last Tuesday,
the margin of 20 votes by which the
ancient city went wet last year was
not wiped out. On the contrary,
the city again went wet by major
ity OF 5,
As narrow as this escape was for the
license camp, it will forever be an un'
solved mystery how $50 women's bal
lots could have been cast without over
coming the license advocates among
men, The only answer men give IS
the belief that many Ncrgennes women
voted for license, One Of the best in
formed no-liccnse men in the city said
he could figure it no other way than
that some il not many OF the women
had voted for the sale Of liquor, tie
believed II the women had not vo,
the city would have gone dry.
The whole vote cast was l52, as
compared with 2i0 last year The
vote on the license issue this year was
Yes 230, No 222, as compared with last
years rcord Of Yes lSG, No 1863
With Shoreham gone "dry', Nergcn-
nes will have the unenviable distinc-
ton Of being the only "wet" place in
the county, and with Shclburnc and
WinooSM it may compete for the
liquor businss that has been cast out
OF Burlington,
There were but few changes made
in the election Of city officers at Tues
days meeting The names in black
faced type in the following list were
the only new ones chosen, those
marked w. were reelected and those
marked C'# are hold-over terms
Mayor *#W. W. Bristol
City Clerk Sc W, Stone
Treasurer-*C. II. Cole
Aldermen II, Danigneault, F.
W. Flagg, W. F. Kellogg, wv. S Bris-
tol
Constable-*N. ]. McCuen
Listers-#G. E, Stone, **D. L. Ryan,
""G. d. Middlebrook
Road Commissioner u. NJ Alden
City Grand Jurors &C. W, Stone,
c. H .CaiSse, A. B. Taber
Chief of Police-#E j. Bodette
Water Commissioner -"E n. Gee
City Attorney-#G. W. Stone
Auditors ], F. Maldoon, ""J. W
Ryan, u" c. w. Casey
The only close contest for office was
between T. ~ Gee and w L. Larrow,
in which the former won reelection
as water commissioner by eleven votes
The city voted $1,000 for permanent
highways, and turned down the prop
osition of oiling the streets, A sinking
fund for the pump house project was
established by assessing tax OF ten
per cent of the Grand List until the
same is paid for. The city voted to
pay off at least $1,000 of its floating
debt. No money was appropriated for
Memorial Day, it appearing that am
pie funds were available from otheer
sources
The voters left the question of sal
aries of city officers to be determined
by the City Council and also delegated
to that body the power and authority
to assess all taxes necessary for the eX-
renditures of the city during the en-
suing year,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
BRIDPoRT HAS QUIET MEETING
Stands "Pat" on Most Il It's Town
Officers--ald Stays Dry

STANDS Pat on MOSt Il ,ltS loMH
Oficers--ald Stays Dry
With the exception of the patriotic
program, which was carried out in
Bridport as elsewhere on Town Meet
ing Day, the meeting was routine and
the principal town officers were re-
elected. The officers for the ensuing
year as follows, those marked (~)
being reelected, those marked ("")
being hold-over terms, and those in
black-faced type newly chosen names.
Moderator-#J. c. S. Hamilton
Town Clerk-%J. II, Howe
Treasurer SD. II. Bennett
Selectmen-&J, S. Dukett, ""E. T.
Myrick, **H. w. Huestis
Constables -"E, d. Norton, ~ G
Petty.
Listers-**F. r. Harris, **O. NJ
Sherbino, c. J. Barbour, to succeed
r. W. Grandey
Road Commissioner d. Payne
School Directors ECO. NJ. Sherbino
nc. c. Smith,. S. Dukett to succeed
Edward Nichols
Agent-*G. r. Walker
Overseer-(Selectmen to act in this
capacity
Town Grand Jurors-O. E. Converse,
c. L. Parish, J. N. Spaulding, to sue
ceed G. F. Sollace, c. A. Pratt and C.
A. Wolcott
Auditors-*R L. Hemenway, VIC. l.
Parrish, VIC. H. Smith
Trustee U. S. Surplus Fund-*C. H
Smith
Trustee Paris Fletcher Village Gem
etery Fund-*T Wolcott
Trustee P. B. Smith Pine Hill and
Town Line Cemetery Fund-*C. H.
Smith.
Trustee S. F. Reynolds Village Gem
etery Fund-*C, H. Smith
Sexton Village Cemetery-George
Conn, to succeed L. d. Norton
Sexton Town Line Cemetery-%Her-
man Smith
Sexton Pine Hill Cemetery-*J. G.
Sunderland
Library Trustees for five years-Mrs.
]. S. Dukett, **Mrs. Frank L. Towner,
"*Mrs Cyrus Smith, **Mrs c. ]. Bar
bour, **Mrs. E. G.. Frost
Voted $50 for Public Library
Voted Sl60 on Grand List
Themselves, Is; No So.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
New Haven Elections

Moderator, d. A. Rolleau; town clerk,
&C.. S, Dana; treasurer, g. c. Ever
est; selectmen, e. f. Flint, M. c..
Peck, N, f. Mitchell; constable, F. f.
Rowley, listers, f, l., Eastman, c.
A, Sprigg, S. +. Langdon; road com
missioner, James Davis school direc-
tors, r. d. Landon, r. w. She'd
rick, X. H. Potter: superintendent,
M. II, Daniels; agent, Ira Everest;
overseer, George Palmer; town grand
jurors, Warren Peck, L. G. Hunt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
Whiting Elections

Moderator, H, R. Wells; town clerk,
S. Kelsey; treasurer, A. C. Wooster;
selectmen, Frank Rawson, C. L. Need
ham, j. Il. Daniels; constable, II, T,
Taylor; listers, F. {. Rawson, E. W.
Baker, E. S. Wooster; road commits
sioner, W.R. Sem: School directors,
H. r. Wells, A. G. Freegard; c. r
Brown; agent, E. A. Baldwin; over
seer, w. H. Baldwin. town grand jur-
ors, E. A. Baldwin, E. r. Patnode.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
RED CROSS APPEAL

The local Red Cross is in urgent
need of more workers on gauze dress
ings The need for knitted articles will
be less and that for dressings greater,
as spring comes and we are most
anxious to speed up our output OF
dressings. The rooms are open Mon
day and Thursday afternoons and
Monday evenings. Every one who
wants to do something to help the
bows in France are urged to come and
work
Jessie Louise Noble,
President.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
Salisbury Elections

Moderator, F. c. Dyer; town clerk
W. F. Waterhouse; treasurer, w. F
Waterhouse; selectmen, George Gal
win, H. l.. Morgan, George L. Whitney
constable, P. S. Field; listers, P. S
Field, Frank Persons, Frank Nelson
road commissioners, G. w. Evarts
Joseph Supernois; school directors
Mary E. Hamilton, W. H. Dyer, A. D
Beach; agent, E. L. Kelley; overseer
John Pitridge; town grand juror, c. A
Bump.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
Orwell Elections

Moderator, c, B. Cook; town clerk
l., +, Lille; school directors, G. l..
Smith; lister, h. o. Bishop; seectman,
D. II. Conway; road commissioner, d.
A. Ladue; oyerseer of poor, Dan Cain;
trustee of public money, ID. l.. Wells;
town treasurer, d, l., Wells; auditor
Guy M. Cook; Grand jurors, w. A..
Jennings, j, h. Conway, and h. s..
Hall; lst constable, A, C. Plue; End
stable, T, II. Purcell town agent, A,
K. Bush.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
Weyhridee Elections

Moderator, c. S. James; town clerk,
II. l.. Thompson treasurer, G. f..
Child; selectmen, X l.. Shaw, j. A.
James, G. h, Brittell; constable, l.. b.
Whitman; listers, S. B. Hobbs, B. O,
Wales,T T, f. Dewey; road commissioner,
j, W. Dooln; school directors, c. NJ.
Baker A. j, Thompson, c. l.. Jewett;
agent, f. h, Cowles; overseer, c. M.
Baker; town grand juror, g. W. Stur-
tevant.