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GEORGIA

Miss Inez Patton has returned to her
school at West Enosburg after spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. Ward
Post.-Mrs. Eliza Morton is visiting her
son. w. O. Morton. of Alburg.-Mrs.
Louise Hurlburt has returned home,
having spent the winter in Saratoga. N.
Y.-Mrs. Elmer Martin and son. Adds,
of Milton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I. E.
Jocelyn.-Miss Alberta Hotchkiss has re-
turned to her school in Richford.-The
many friends of Homer WILDER and
Arthur Stanley will be pleased to know
of their safe arrival overseas.-The third
Liberty Loan drive met with a decided
success In Georgia. The allotment was
met in about 20 minutes at the rally and
several thousand have been added since.
Word has been received that Lucius
Perry. who is stationed at Camp Greene,
N. c.. has been made corporal.-The reg
ular meeting of Banner Grange. No. $50.
will be held Friday evening, April 10.
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tine Tor whooping cough.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Austin Of Burlington were in town
Doforge has gone to
Essex Junction, where he has employ
ment at Samuel Desany's.-L. c. Stevens,
school director. has presented the high
school with a service flag, which was dis
played at the opening Of the spring term
of school.-Orlo Cleveland. who works in
Warren Buttons novelty mill. had tho
to jam one finger on his left
hand.-Mrs. Emma Cook, who has been
with Mrs. Sarah Packard for few days.
has returned to the home OF her brother
Willis Marsh.-William Lewis Of Hard
wick is working for Charles Hawley
through sugaring The selectmen have
made these appointments: Poundkeep-
ers with yards and barns as pounds, e.
Wright Fay, J. w. Fitzsmonds, C.. r.
Reavy. Fred Stevens. j. S. Hoskins, W.
w. Brigham, c. c. Bicknell, A. c. John
son, w. c. Bliss, J. A. MCGEE, Buel
Irish, b. e. Beers: fence viewers. M. ].
Sweeney, J. H. Sanford and B. c. Hawley;
surveyors of wood and inspectors Of
lumber and shingles, T. b. Williams;
weigher Of coal, Charles f. Reavy.-A
business meeting Of the Liberty Loan
committee was held at the home Of DR..
and Mrs. George B. Hulburd Saturday
H. E. Gray. county chairman,
Of Winooski, being present. The COM
mittee for this town being Frank Jack
son, chairman Mrs. George b. Hulburd,
ladies'. chairman; L. B. Williams. F. s.
Clarence Mason T. b. WILL
liams. f. T. Maloney. +. M. Haskins.
r. r. Jordon. B. G. Brown, Thomas Jor-
don. B. G. Brown, Thomas Moran. F. G.
Pease, H. @. Hutchinson, C. II. Haden.
Wright Fay. Mrs. b. C. Hawley, Mrs.
Howard Clark, Mrs. l.. C. Rice. Mrs
Edythe Perry, Mrs. F. G. Pease, Mrs. E.
B. Jordan. Miss Dewey, Mrs. f. q. Will
lam Adrain. Miss Florence Buxton Aft
er the meeting refreshments were served.
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HINESBURG.

The pupils of the Hinesburg High school
expressed their appreciation of Miss Hunt
by farewell reception. given Friday eve
ming at the Woodmens hall, April T. 1918.
1t was complete surprise to Miss Hunt.
Games and dancing were enjoyed by all.
The girls of the Home Economic club with
the help Of Miss Delano served refresh
ments The boys presented her with a
large box Of chocolates. There were about
90 personalities Martha Mckenzie leaves
for Washington. D. c., to-day having a
government position there.
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HUNTINGTON.

The members of the Red Cross will
meet this week Friday with Mrs. @. M.
Norton instead Of Mrs. Adams, as pre-
viously announced.-Mrs. A. E. CARPENTER
and son. Gyles. are visiting in Waitsfield.
%. s. Kenyon still remains in poor
health.
The Jonesville Dramatic club gave its
successful play. me and Otis" to a full
house Saturday evening. Thirty-eight
dollars was taken in at the door. The
local branch of the Red Cross realized
S3 net.-Liberty Loan subscriptions re-
ported from this end of the town thus
far reach to over 5000. more than s., 900
over the quota for the whole town.
Mrs Harry Harvey of Waterbury wa.
an )ver-Sunday visitor at the home ~
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Johns.-Mrs
Earl Sears still remains in a bad condi
ton, being unconscious much of the time
The weekly prayer service will be at
the parsonage Thursday night.-The next
Red Cross meeting will be with Mrs
Thomas Adams.-Mrs. Fanny Fuller will
entertain the Kings Daughters Wednes-
day, April "a
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JERICHO CENTER.

Chessman johnson. who suffered a
shock several days ago, died Sunday
morning. aged So years. Mr. johnson is
survived by his wife and three sons. The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon at
one o'clock with burial in the village
cemetery.-The entertainment which was
given by the grammar and primary grades
Friday evening was for the Junior Red
Cross. 1t cleared $11.15. Much credit is
due the teachers. also Mrs Kate Isham,
who assisted in arranging costumes
Mrs. Lillian Hunt and daughter. Laura,
visited friends in Underhill over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Beach visited
at l.. L. Thompson's Sunday.-Maurice
Beers was in Burlington the last Of the
week In the interest Of the civil SERVICE
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Biknell visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Hurl-
burt. In Williston. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Ovitt went Saturday to Richford.
where Mrs. Ovitt expects to remain for
some time with her sister. Mr.. Ovitt is
clerking for Jordan Nealy Co.
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FLETCHER.
MONTGOMERY.

The Ten-Ten society had their first
meeting Tuesday afternoon to assist Red
Cross funds,-Topic Sunday morning at
the Methodist Episcopal Church, "Treach-
erous Paths; evening topic. THE Bless
ings Of Righteousness. Mrs Peter Bolt
Is reported improving. N. S. Parker
was in Richford last week.-Mrs.. Carrie
Fuller has been in East Berkshire for
several days.-The annual business meet
ing Of the Ladies' Aid will be held Satur-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs Car
RE Fuller.-Peter Bolt went to St. AL
bans Tuesday to see his wife. who Is in
the city hospital.-Mr. Clifton, after stay
ing several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Jewett, has rented a house at the
Center-There was a gathering at the
p. b. Swan sugar house to sample the
goods last Thursday. Everything was
satisfactorily. T.. Smith gave a sugar
party Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. James O.
Daniels spent the weekend at F. n.
C0ntfnued On DaR0 Sill ri
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COLCHESTER.

The marriage Of Miss Mabel Cadrette
and Leon st. Gelais took place at the
Church Of the Holy Family at Essex
Junction Monday morning at nine o'clock.
They were attended by Miss Lena
Cadrette. sister of the bride. and Emeric
st. Gelais, brother of the groom. The
bride was dressed in a suit of dark blue
broadcloth and carried bouquet of white
roses. The wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the bride and sup
per at the st. Gelais home, with re-
ception in the evening at Woodmans
hall. The young couple received numer-
GUS and beautiful presents, including
china, cut glass. silver, linen. furniture
and money.-The town is being canvassed
this week for Liberty Loan. It would
seem as though after the stirring adj
dresses given by Walter Crockett and
Judge Conlin Sunday that every one would
deem 1t their duty to respond to the call
wellingly.-Miss Edith Bigelow has re-
turned to Northfeld.-'Three Laws Of
Christian Fellowship will be Pastor
Gray's topic at the morning service next
Sunday at the Baptist Church,
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ST. GEORGE

Considerable interest has been mani
tested In the third Liberty Loan, the
town having already exceeded it's quota
and is still going.-Robert Harr who
has been in Flint, Mich, all winter, is
at the home Of his uncle. Lawrence We'll
linger.-F. f. Hinsdale, Fred Peet Law
renee Wellinger and Irving Isham were
Burlington visitors Saturday.-Mrs Maud
Coats and daughter. Jessie. visited at the
home Of her father in Hinesburg Sunday.
M w. Hinsdale was in Burlington
Monday.-The sugar season is about over.
an average season being reported.
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WEST BOLTON.

Edward Tomlinson Of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Tomlinson.-Maurice. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Streeter. who has been
i'll. threatened with pneumonia, is out
again.-The Onward class Of young ladies
met with Mrs. J. H. Smith Saturday after
noon. Their work for the present will be
to sew for the Belgian children.-John
Bohonnon of Burlington visited his
mother. Mrs. Jennie Bohonnon, over Sum-
day.-Angus Tomlinson is to move his
family to Bristol Conn.,. where he has
mployment-Charles Sabens is i'll at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. v. Smith,
Mrs. Georgianna Lacaillade is visiting at
f. B. Yorkshire Red Cross society met
with Mrs. Richard Bacon Wednesday
afternoon.
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SHELBURNE.

large and enthusiastic mass meeting
was held Sunday afternoon in st. Cath
crimes hall. On the platform. besides the
speaker. Judge c. H. Darling, were seat
ed the pastors Of the several churches.
the T. Henry. the Rev. G. r. Brush and
Rev. T. Henry, the Rev. G. r. Brush and
were opened by the congregation singing
America" Then came a vocal solo.
THE Red White and Blue" by Mrs.
Perry Russell. The Rev. Mr., Hutchinson
introduced the speaker Of the day, Judge
Darling, who gave an interesting and in
structive address. At the close Of his ad-
dress the audience sang 1.-THE Star Span
gled Banner"
Mrs. ]. Greenway Of Shelburne Farms.
who is at the Mary Fletcher hospital. hav-
ing undergone an operation, wishes to
thank the Kings Daughters for the love-
ly flowers she has received.
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JERICHO.

John Pepaw who has been In st. AL
bans the past few weeks, has returned to
this village.-Mrs. Wilson Curtis was a
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Buxton Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Finn are spending
few days at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Finn of Essex.-Miss Helen Finn
OF Essex was in town Thursday.-John
Garland of Essex was in town Friday
William Pollard has tented the pink"
house on Church street Of Burton Field
and has moved his family there.-Mrs.
Mary Mac Gibbon Hale, who died at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. William c.
jackson. had been in failing health for
several months. The funeral was held
Saturday afternoon with interment in
the family lot at Essex Center. The Rev.
William Cashmere OBLIGATED and the bear
ers were her sons, Peter, Stewart and
Lewis Mac Gibbon and sons-in law. Will
liam Jackson and Carl II. Mead. Among
those To attend the funeral were Mr.. and
Mrs. p. S. Mac Gibbon Of Northfield
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Maurice of Morris
vile. Mr.. and Mrs w. C. Stevens Of
Essex Junction and Mrs. c Jackson
of Burlington. There were ESQ several
of the ladies of the w. K. c. Oh Under
hill present. Among the floral tributes
was a casket piece Of 70 white and pink
carnations from the children. Among
those who sent flowers we're the Social
Union Homeland Circle and Sunday
school class. the Episcopal Mission of
Morrisville. the I. C. club and Lheo
Camp Fire Girls. Mrs. Hale was Of
Scotch descent and was born in Point
Fortune. p. O.. daughter of Moses and
Elizabeth Story Cass. Her first husband.
Peter Mac Gibbon died in 1886. There
were 10 children born to them. all of
whom are living. Her last husband was
Samuel Hale. who died In 1907. Mrs. Hale
was possessed of a gracious personality
and took a deep and active interest In
church and social affairs. She was a
member of the Woman's Relief Corps OF
Underhill, over whose rooms on the day
of the funeral their flag was displayed
at half mast This was a special mark
of esteem shown to the deceased as 1t
was the second time In the history of
he corps a like display had been made.
= he was and had been for many years
4. member of the board Of trustees Of
! he town library In which she took much
interest.-Clayton Fonda of East Char
lotte has been visiting his sister. Mrs.
Bert Beers.-The children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Ayers are under anaran-
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EAST FRANKLIN.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stan
ley was the scene Of pretty wedding
last Wednesday evening when their only
in marriage to Corp. Leon E. Going. from
Camp Devens. The ceremony was per-
formed beneath an arch Of green and
white potted plants and carnations maxi
ing a pretty background. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. F. w. Day
of Swanton. The couple was unattended,
and to the strains of the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin. played by Miss Grace
Whitman. entered the parlor, passing
through an aisle Of green and white
streamers. Miss Whitman rendered sew
eral selections preceding the ceremony
and played softly while the ceremony was
performed. The dining room and living
room were attractively decorated. the
color scheme being red, white and blue
and flags of the allied nations. harmonic
ing with the national colors. The bride
wore a travelling suit Of dark blue with
a white hat and carried pink sweet peas.
The groom was in officers uniform. After
the ceremony. delicious buffet lunch
was served. The couple left on a short
trip and will then go to Camp Devens
Only the immediate relatives and friends
We're present.--The body of Mrs. A. d.
Whitney was brought here Monday for
interment in the family lot Mrs. Whit
ney lived here nearly 20 years before NOV
ing to Franklin. where Mr.. Whitney is
deputy collector Of customs. and had
many friends here. Those from here,
who attended the funeral services at the
home in Franklin. were Mr.. and Mrs.
c. X. Emery, Mr.. and Mrs C. Z. Colcord,
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Thomas, Mr.. and
Afrc Ne
Pease. Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Whitman, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. II. Chamberlin H. r. Ohm
stead. Mrs. p. c. Hammond Miss Ruth
Olmstead, C. A. Dewing and Miss Carrie
Dewing.-Miss Thelma Olmstead is i'm
proving from her illness-Mrs. H. r..
Olmstead has so far recovered that she
rode a short distance Sunday-Guests
In town recently were Mr.. and Mrs l.. ID,
Seward at the home OF II. A. Willard.
Mrs. Alma Aver at the home Of p, c.
Hammond, Miss Christie Kinney at the
home of j. w. Collins and Ralph Moore
Of Sheldon at the home Of j. c. Ham,
mond.-Mrs. Minnie Atwood has returned
to Brandon.-Mrs. Tibbits and family
have returned to their home after pass
ing their vacation in Canada.-The village
school opened Monday.-Mrs. c. A. Pease
and daughter. Dorothy. have returned
from Richford.-Mrs. p. C. Feldman and
Miss Laura visited last week in North
Berkshire.-Miss Ruth Hoadley has re-
turned to her home In South Berkshire
FRANKLIN
Liberty Loan campaign meeting was
held at the town hall Tuesday evening.
The speakers were ex-Gov. Gates, Fuller
c. Smith and Bruce r. Corliss Of st.
Adams. About $4,000 out of Franklin's
quota Of $1,000 was raised. The Franklin
Harmony band furnished music for the
evening.-The funeral of Mrs. A. d. Whit
ney, who died April'S at the home of her
son In Mortified. was held at the whitney
homo In this village Monday morning.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Clayton Sweet moved his family tn
Richmond Monday. where he has emplov.
ment on farm.-Fred and Lloyd Ring ~
Waterbury were over-Sunday guests NJ
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Ring
The Baraca Phileathea class will meet
with the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Adams
Saturday evening.-Mrs. f. s. Conger Of
Woicott has come to stay with Mrs. II
w. Ellis for the summer.-School began
Monday after recess of four weeks.
MILTON.
At the Methodist Church Sunday morn.
Ing there will be divine worship at 10 az:
subject. THE Reward of the Faithful. -
Sunday school at noon: evening union
service at the Congregational Church at
1880. The prayer meeting Thursday eve
ming Will be held at the parsonage at
1880. This will be the last Sunday before
the annual conference Milton Red
Cross Is In need of funds and would be
glad to receive new membership and re-
newal fees, or gifts of money. T. H.
Cresey Is secretary.
The Women's association of the Con-
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Laporte of New
Hampshire are at F. T.. Blake's.-George
Chaplin was In Bolton the first Of the
Week.-Mrs. Nettle Ashley is at George
Grangers.-The Red Cross met with Mrs.
Isaac Howard Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
william Sweeney and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Sweeney attended the wedding Of niece
in Colchester Monday.
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gregational Church will hold its monthly
meeting with Mrs. Earl Bevins wednes-
day afternoon at three O'Clock.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

There is no change in the condition of
Doctor Varney, who has been III for three
or more weeks.-Mrs. Claxton. who has
been Ill during the week with a severe
attack of indigestion. Is somewhat i'm
proved.-Miss Inez Martin and Beth
Martin. who have been Ill with measles.
are better.-Leonard Lessor. who has been
Ill for three weeks at the home Of his
father. Henry Lessor. is convalescent. The
Lessor home has been quarantined and
the home of William Lessor. Sr.. is also
reported as Guaranteed at present.-Neal
Carpenter, a student at the University Of
Vermont, was a guest at the home Of his
brother. F. w. Carpenter. over Sunday
Bertha Palmer. the young daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Palmer, is Ill with
scarlet fever and the house is quarantined.
Miss Lizzie Chapel Of Burlington is the
guest Of Mrs. George Blanchard.-Joseph
Carpenter who has been visiting his son,
B. ]. Carpenter, has gone to Barre to
visit his daughter. Mrs. Edward Allen.
and family.-Miss Gertrude LaRose of
Lincoln Is with her sister. Mrs. Elleny
Litch, who is in poor health.-There is
very little change In the condition of Mrs.
F. St George. who is suffering from an
injury to one leg some three weeks ago.
Mrs. B. ]. Carpenter. who has been visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. Blanchard. In
Hinesburg for two weeks. returned home
Sunday
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MILTON BORO.

Marion Wood was in Milton Friday to
attend the teachers meeting. -Gordon FL
wood and aunt. Mrs. Ducatt, spent the
week lend at Nelson Elwood's In Georgia.
Mrs. Maud Houghabevn is visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. s. Berry.-Mr. and Mrs.
Sydney Gordon and son. Raymond, spent
Monday at Georgia Center.-Meryl White
is spending a few days with his aunt,
Mrs. T. s. Berry.
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CHARLOTTE

The Ladies' Aid will serve a pancake
supper with new maple syrup at the
vestry Friday evening.-Mr. and Mrs.
B. s. Smith have gone to Boston for a
short trip.-Miss Flora Williams of Bur-
lington has been visiting her brother,
Ezra Williams, who is i'll with an attack
Of asthma.-Lieut. Marsh Byington of the
aviation corps. who has been home on a
short furlough. has gone to his new
station at Dallas, Textile Liberty bond
committee met at Stanton Williams Fri
day evening. Fl. E. Gray Of Winooski
was present and plans were made for
the campaign
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter Of Fer
risburg visited at the home Of their grand.
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Carpen-
ter, over Sunday.-Joseph Manor, who
has been spending the winter in town,
has moved his family back to Burling-
ton.-Miss Merle Byington of Vergennes
and Bernice Byington Of Burlington
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. c. M. Byinston.-George Edgerton
Of Danville was an over-Sunday visitor
at his home here.-Miss Trixie Cheney
Of Burlington and Miss Julia Richard
son of Shelburne have returned to their
homo after spending a few days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Munnette.-
Miss Merle Bessette returned to Burning
ton, where she has a position in the
chocolate factory.-Elmer Webster has
closed his meat market on account of
conservation in town.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Harold Willard. who has carried on the
farm Of William Danielle for the last
year. Is preparing to move to his fathers
farm in Richford. Mr.. Danielle will re-
turn to his own farm after having spent
q year at Hectorville.-Miss Margaret
Gardyne has returned from the Burling-
ton Business College and accepted a posi-
ton at the office Of the Nelson & Hall
Co.-Dorothy Gardyne. who has been
spending few weeks in Quebec. has re-
turned home.-Mrs. Herbet Lumbra IL
Ill. as is also B. A. Lumbra.-The Rev.
j. A. Cote is In Montreal and Valcourt.
Que. this week.-D. NJ. Buck has set up
housekeeping in the house recently va
Gated by A. j. Burr Mrs. Buck came
from Newport Monday.-H. r. Porter,
Charles Domino and Norman Morrison
were business visitors in ST. Adams Mon.
day.-R. NJ. Buck has gone to Camden.
N. j., on business trip.-Robert Clapp,
clerk in d. w. Pank's store at East
Berkshire, was at home visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Clapp, over
Sunday.-A fire in the sugar place of
Chauncey Sheldon caused considerable
excitement Monday. but 1t was ex-
tinguished with the assistance of the
neighbors and help from the Center.
FLETCHER.
Henry Gordon was a business visitor
in Burlington recently.-Mr. and Mrs.
Myron Leach of Cambridge Junction
spent Sunday in town.-Miss Ruth Sweet
has been in Burlington. are
gathering their buckets. Not very large
yield of sugar is reported-Leon Boozan
has been in st. Adams on business.
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ESSEX.

There will be an entertainment Friday
night at Memorial hall for the benefit
Of the Red Cross.-Road Commissioner
A. c. Noonan has repaired the road to
Mt. View cemetery
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WESTFORD.

A mass meeting in the interest Of the
third Liberty Loan will be held in the
near future. The date and names of
speakers will be announced soon. 1t Is
expected that the Westford band will
furnish music. The quota for this town
is about $9,O00.-Mrs. Hazel Hobart Cur
tbs Of Boston is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. F. Hobart-The Fortnightly
club is raising its share of o. fund.- which
will be. given by the Women's Clubs of
the u. S. for the establishment of fur
Tough houses for American soldiers on
the war front.-The Rev. G. s. Quimby
was called to Cambridge Sunday to at
tend funeral there.-Mr. and Mrs. Per-
ley Irish and Mrs. Amelia Irish attend
ed the funeral Of William Brigham in
Milton Friday.-Schools opened Monday
with the following corps of teachers: VII
lage grammar, Lennie Grow; village pr-
mary, Mrs. Loula Macomber; Brookside.
Mary Jackson; south, Miss O'Brien;
King, Miss Townsend; Osgood hill, Rena
Sheldon; Cloverdale, Flora McNall.
There will be a Liberty Loan meeting
at the town hall Tuesday evening April
%. at eight o'clock. Judge c. II. Darling
of Burlington and County Chairman Hollis
Gray Of Winooski will speak and the
Westford band will furnish music
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ter, Muriel, went Tuesday to Cambridge
to visit her sister, Mrs. H. q. JONES'
II. T.. Gray of Winooski was in town
Saturday, instructing the various COM
mittees on the Liberty Loan drive, which
Is to take place this week.