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CHARLOTTE

Mrs. Frank Mack was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital Friday. suffering
from an attack of appendicitis
from here attended the funeral of John
Chapman in Fergennes Saturday.-Miss
Gertrude Radique, of Burlington, spent
the weekend with Miss Doris Mcneil
Representative John s. Williams and Mrs.
Williams went to Montpelier Tuesday,
also Yale Farr, who has an appointment
as page in the House.-Arthur
Bora has accepted a position as motor
man with the Burlington Traction COM
pany.-Miss Ruth owen has returned
home from Burl!ngton.-Ernest Puchta is
i'll with infuenza.-Robert Root. Of Mid
debury will clerk for Stanton Williams
the coming season.-Mr. and Mrs. jamie
Williams visited relatives in Richmond
last week.-Clifford Norris has accepted
n position with Frink brothers.-Mrs Rob-
ert Bora died Of pneumonia Monday
noon. She is survived by her husband
and four small children.
Daniel ST. George of the battleship
Texas. who has been home on a 10 days'
leave of absence, returned to the United
States navy last Monday-Raymond Nc
Gee has moved his family to Burlington.
--Herrick Boslier has moved into Mrs
Frank Converse's tenement house.
Representative and Mrs. John S.
Williams went to Montpelier last Tues
day at the opening of Legislature Harry
Bosley has moved to Mrs. F. X. Con-
verses tenement.-Yale Farr has re-
ceived the appointment as page at the
House of Representa- ives and left for
his duties last Tuesday.
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MILTON BORO.

School opened Monday with Miss kath-
aryne Howard, teacher.-T. S. Berry IL
in Montpelier this week.-Maron Stanley
is in Milton helping care for DR.. !. S.
Coburn.-The lake has frozen over
Lawrence Stanley was in Burlington last
vocabulary Cameron has returned To
her school in Burlington after pass
ing two weeks vacation at home.-Mr.
and Mrs. T.. A. Wood of Cambridge
spent the week end at A. 3. Wood's s.
Harold Bliss was a guest at Mrs. Jennie
Fay's last week.-The Misses Gladys and
Bertha Richards returned to their school
in st. Adams January s.
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ESSEX CENTER

Armand Martel. whose parents have
moved TO the Sidney Martell farm from
Milton, entered the fourth year OF the
junior-senior high school Monday.-Prin-
cipal Bradley. the Misses Douglass, Dean,
Mcbride and Bates of the local teaching
staff Mrs. A. p. Enright and Mrs. Cur
rier cd the preventorum and Vervl
Dart were among the Essex Center peo-
pie who enjoyed the Paris Symphony
concert in Burlington Monday evening
Mrs. Harlow Thompson, after having
spent few weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Packet, went Saturday
to South Royalton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson are moving this week from
South Royalton to st, Adams, where
Mr.. Thompson Is employed in the Central
Vermont train despatcher's of1ice.-Miss
Lillian Pratt returned Saturday to her
home in Williston after spending New
Years at the Mountain View home
John Hopkins and Earl Bailey are re-
ported i'll with the influenza at C. Fl.
Ward's.-Although there are a consid
cradle number OF influenza cases IN tow,
none is seriously III and al are re-
ported as doing well.--The boys In the
agriculture classes in the high school
are selecting home projects in agricuI-
ture to carry on at home In connection
with school work.-The initial meeting
at the Methodist Church Sunday after
noon for the consideration Of church fed
GRAFTON was well attended. The PROPOSE
ton will now be voted upon by the three
churches individually. 1t is TO be hoped
that the vote will be strong and unan
nous for community church.
High school duties were resumed or
Thursday morning after the customary
observance Of New Years day.--The
Misses Douglass and Dean spent New
Years day in Burlington with friends
George Bixby and Florence Mallor,
are reported to be new influenza patients
None of the influenza patients in the
village Is reported as being seriousl,
ill.--Miss Mabel Hazen has removed to
Mrs. Greenos on account of the sickness
at Mrs. Bixby's.-The youngsters at thu
Prcventorium had a great treat Thurs
day night, when II. W. Slocum gave
them some splendid stereopticon views al
little New Years party arranged fol
them by the matron. Mrs. Enright-
The Methodist Episcopal centenary
was celebrated and the State and
nationwide fve-year campaign for none,
and consecrated workers was launched
In this village New Years afternoon and
evening at the Methodist Church. The
Rev. George II. Locke OF Essex Junction
and the Rev. G, II. Reading OF North,
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SWANTON

The engagement of Miss Olga Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Smith
of Swanton, to Lieut.. Kendrick Ralph,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ralph of Mt.
Carmel. Conn, was announced by Miss
Smith Monday December so at a supper
given to Il young lady friends. u. S. A..
rife shells, attached to each place card,
We're used to convey the announcement.
Miss Smith has been diligent in Red
Cross and other war work and has been
a moving spirit among the young people
Of Swanton. Lieut. Ralph. former resi-
dent, is a graduate Of Yale University
He was commissioned first lieutenant
last July. assigned to Co. A, Sixth En-
gineers, and served with the American
forces on the western front. receiving a
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WILLISTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Susan Cove Cas-
we'll, widow of the late Seymour Cas-
WELL was held at her home December
30 Mt ~ o'clock with burial in the fam
ily lot in the East cemetery in Willis
ton. the Rev. H. A. Reardon Of Barre
officiating. The bearers were John
Dyke, David Tarbox, John Pratt and
Sanford Warren. She is survived by
one son, c. d. Caswell and one grand
daughter, Annie Caswell of Williston.
Mrs Caswell was SO years old and had
been resident of this town for 30
years. was faithful wife and mother,
a true friend and kind neighbor. Those
from out of town to attend the fun
eral were: David Tarbox of Hunting
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Pohn Dyke of Starks-
boro. Mrs. Clayton. Fuller of Jones'
Vile. Mrs. Darwin Foote. Mrs. Lewis
Beers. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Estey and
daughter of Charlotte and c. F. Lord
of Burlington.-C. J. Wright and wife
and c. s. Wright, wife and daughter
have gone to Florida to spend the
winter.-Mrs. c. d. Caswell who has
been sick with influenza is improving
C. D. Caswell has gone to Mont
pelier as United States juryman.
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan has received
letter from her brother, A. L. Kendrew
He came TO this country from England
26 years ago when he was IL years
old and went to school in this village.
Two years ago he enlisted in "A Canad-
ian regiment and was sent overseas to
France, where he is now in an Amer.
lean hospital for rheumatism contract
ed In the trenches.--AIrs. Floyd Put
man. who has been very i'll the past
few weeks, is n little better.--Chitten-
den Camp No. 12.41o, NJ. w. A.. will
install their officers at their next regu-
lar meeting February ;, 1919. All mem
bers are desired to be present.--Lewis
Martell is recovering from pneumonia.
Clayton Sharon is i'll with influenza
at George lrish's home in North Will
iliston.-Miss May Casey. who has been
quite i'll with influenza. is reported to
be better.-Commencin January 8
the stage will leave here at 6:45 a. m.
instead of a. m. for North Willston.
meeting train No. for Montpelier and
White River Junction.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

J. Hammond Northrup of St Adams
was a. visitor in town recently.-Several
people from here attended the New Years
ball at the Hotel Melendy. Jeffersonville
Florence Bostwick and Ernest Mossey
OF st. Adams, and Florence Descienne of
Boston were recent visitors in town.
Miss Myrtle Wallace of Cambridge Is
visiting at the home of w. f. Shattuck.-
Mrs. Emma Hill of St Adams is visiting
at the home of Mrs. F. II. Burleson.--The
condition of Harold Hale. who has been
III of pneumonia is improved.
Dunton Of Highgate was a visitor in town
recently.--I.eon Mammalian of Morrisville
was a weekend visitor at his home here
M. II. Sheltus of Swanton was visitor
in town recently,-The Spanish influenza.
which has held this place in a tight grip
for nearly four weeks. still continues.
There has been about 200 cases reported
There have been three deaths from pneu-
monia following influenza. Lewis Nolan.
aged 10, Paul Nickel. aged As and Alfred
Guyette. aged "a. The ones who were
seriously III and are now recovering are
Judson Bassette and Carl Bassette. who
were very i'll Of pneumonia, Charles L..
Ryan. Charles r. Ryan and three other
members of his family. Several mem-
bers Of T. Nolan's family, Harry w.
Morey and Harold Hale. Several
families had every member stricken at,
the same time, which made it difficult for
all to receive the proper care.-The ban.
which has been on the churches and
schools for four weeks is not lifted. This
Is the second time they have been closed
since October Frank Hale was the.
guest of Albert Morey over Sunday.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Cynthia Hapgood was in west
Bolton Friday to attend the funeral or
an aunt. F. whalen is spending
some time with his parents. having re-
ceivcd an honorable discharge from
the army.--Mrs. w. A. Church was II
visitor in Burlington Monday.-Mrs. j.
3. Atkins went to Montpelier Monday
for a few days-The Lend a Hand So
ciety will hold it's annual business
meeting at the home of Mrs. G. c. Full
Ter January Q. Dinner will be served
on the vestry plan.-Mrs. F. II. Ches-
more has been confined to the house a
few days with slight attack OF grip.
Mrs. C. r. Cutler is confined to the
house by illness.--Miss Marcia York
of West Bolton is learning to be tele-
phone operator at the Western Tele-
phone g. Telegraph companys office
Mrs. Ernest Bates and little daughter
visited Mrs. J. Il. Olmstead recently.
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BINGHAMVILLE

Mrs. Olive Cross is i'll at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Michael Boozan.--l
Miss Hazel and Catherine Carey, Mrs
Ira Carpenter and Mrs. John CasavantA
are confined to their respectives honest
by illness.-Miss Ruth Sweet is visitinEj
relatives in Canada--The Ladies' Aid wild
serve dinner at the church vestry Thurs-J
day. In the afternoon there will bed
work for the Red Cross to do, and every3
member is requested to come and work.
The mercury registered IS below zeroa
here Monday morning. the coolest Of ths
season.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E. Brewster
were In Jericho and Essex Junction
Monday on business.-The condition ofN
Mrs. Olive Corse. who has been i'll at the!
home of her daughter, Mrs. MichaefE
Boozan. is more comfortable.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

MIR. and Mrs. Frederic Bora had a
family dinner party of Is persons satur-
day afternoon at their home in obscrv-
ance of their China wedding anniver-
sary. Mr.. and Mrs. Bora were married
in East Charlotte 90 years ago by the
Rev. p. A. Campeau. They have always
resided In town excepting two years
which were spent IN Nergennes. They
have a family Of five childf en-All influ-
enza cases in the eastern part of Char
lotte are improved and Il is understood
no new cases are reported.-Dr. Arthur
l.. Eto. professor of English In the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute at
Troy, n. Y, who has passed the Christ
mas recess with his mother and aunt at
the Wooster farm. has returned to Troy.
Mrs. Margaret H. Quinlan is seriously
i'll with bronchial pneumonia at the home
of her son, ]. ]. Quinlan, In the southern
part Of Charlotte. She has been i'll for
a week or more and DR.. D. A. Shea of
Burlington was called last week in con-
sultation with DR.. Edward S. Lane Of
North Ferrisburg.-L. NJ. PrindIe, who
has been stationed at Camp Upton, L. L.,
for the last four months, has been mus
tered out of the United States service.
returned home and left last Monday for
Cambridge. Mass, to resume work at
Harvard Collegc.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Field Of Hebron, Me-, have been visiting
Mrs. Fields sister, Mrs. F. W. Carpen-
ter.-Mrs. Ralph Clark and little dauRh-
ter. Rachel. have gone to Stowe to spend
a week with Mrs. w. w. Ayers. Mrs.
Clark's mother, who Is recovering from
inf1uenza.-Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Carpenter
of Colchester passed New Years day
and night at the home of their son,
F. w. Carpenter.-The Red Cross knit
tiers are asked to send in their socks by
the 18th inst
There will be preaching at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning. at the usual
hour. candidate for the vacancy oc.
casioned by the resignation of the Rev
Mr.. Place will conduct serviccs
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RICHMOND

Miss Ruth Sayles, who is teaching in
Alstead. n. H.. is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. y. Sayles.-A son was
born January to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Fuller.-J. w. McGarghan of Burlington
was at his home over Sunday.--Mr. and
Mrs. John Towers. who have been at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Towers for
the past year, have returned to Brooklyn.
y. T.. for the winter.-Mr and Mrs Wal
ter Kennedy and children of Swanton
junction and Miss McCarty were recent
ly the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ken
nedy.-Mrs. Sophia Ulrich is in Essex
caring for the Flagg family, who are i'll
with influensa.--Miss Hattie Towers. who
lis preceptness at Vassar College. return-
ed Saturday. after spending the holidays
here with Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Towers
Miss Florence Brewster who has been
the guest of Miss Pearl Berry for the
past week, has returned to her home in
Johnson.-Mrs. William Marsh fell on the
sidewalk near the postoffice and
fractured one wrist.-Miss Caroline Clark
was the guest of friends in Burlington
over Sunday.-Mrs Clara Shedd left last
week for Montpelier where she will re-
main during the winter.--A number from
here attended the Paris Symphony con-
Miss Agnes Paradee of Springfield,
Mass. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Josephine Paradee.--Mrs. F. n. Shepard
son is visiting in Mnotreal.--Mr and
Mrs. John Towers, who have been at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Tow
ers for some time. have returned to
Brooklyn. n. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. George
LsdeauX have returned from Montreal,
where they spent the holidays with
friends.-A dance will be held at the
New Theater Friday evening.--Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Streeter nave gone to
Burlington to reside, where he has Sc
cured a position.-M. Murphy, repre-
sentative, left Tuesday evening for
Montpelier.--Mrs. Myers and young
child from Edinburg. n. Y. are the
guests of her sister. Mrs. James Gan
non.-David Keefe, who is in the serv-
ice In southern camp, is visiting his
mother, Mrs Ellen Keefe.
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FRANKLIN

The Victory minstrels from Enosburg
Falls will give an entertainment and
dance In the town hall Friday evening
under the auspices of the Franklin high
school.-Miss Hazel Edwards returned
Monday from Enosburg Falls. where she
has been caring for Clarence Pomeroy
and family.-Miss Ruth Hopkins has gone
to Manchester, n. H.-Ruth Towle re-
turned Monday to the Johnson Normal
school.-Mr. and Mrs. Noel Mullen. who
have been i'll with influenza. are improv-
ing.-There are about Is cases of influ-
enza In town.-Miss Margaret Hopkins
and Miss Bertha Gibbs have returned to
New York after passing the Christmas
vacation at home.-Hubert Gallup has
received his discharge from the army.
having been called home by the critical
condition Of his sister, Lavina.-January
Is stewardship month in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. This observance is
part of the worldwide movement known
as THE Centenary."-Don Hendrick
and j. q. Sails attended a group meet
ing at Swanton last Friday. The Revs.
NJ. A. Turner and c, W. Kelley were the
principal speakers, the former present
ing vivid survey of world conditions and
the latter giving 1.-THE Spiritual Inter.
probation of the Centenary" The Rev
F. w. Woodwork also spoke briefly ON
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Lee Quimby and family of Fairfield
were guests New Years at j. Il. Halls
Bert Myott of Jewett City, Conn. has
been in town a week visiting relatives
Charles Ducharme of Lowell was A
business visitor in town recently.-Myron
Buck of st. Adams was a business
visitor in town Friday.-P. w. Hall and
son, Lawrence. of Greenville, Me. are
in town this week.-G. B. Chapple has
purchased of Nelson e Hall Co. the
Montgomery Inn and re-opened it as a
annual roll call and business
meeting of the Baptist Church was held
Friday. The Rev. W. A. Dawson OF
Burlington presided and gave an address
in the evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Duso of Eden were in town Friday.-H.
S. Leach of Newport has moved into one
of the Nelson & Hall houses or Main
CT
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SHELDON

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kittell of West
Enosburg and Philip Kittell of Richford
visited at c. l.. Kittelrs a few days this
week.-Several people of this village are
i'll with inf1uenza.-F'rank Curtis, who has
been in New York for nearly three years,
has returned home.-Mrs. James Bryce
was called to Montgomery last Saturday
by the illness of her daughter, Miss Net
tie Bryce, who is i'll with nf1uenza.-W.
B. Curtis was in Enosburg Falls last
week.-Napoleon Conwell spent Sunday
at the home of Miss Florence Mason of
Montgomery couples from this
village attended the dance which was ID
in Franklin last week Wednesday even
ing. January 1--C. l.. Kittell was in st.
Adams last Saturday Keith was
in Enosburg Falls Monday on business.
Mrs Samuel Nichols visited at Lewis
Ladue's in St Adams last week.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

r. r. Strong and daughter Mrs. Sarah
Higley. attended the funeral of Mrs.
Agatha Ferguson in Bristol Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. Rudie Scofed we're called
to Lincoln Tuesday by the death of her
motber.--About 60 couples attended the
dance on New Years eve.-The of p
class will meet with Mrs. Fred Carpenter
Friday evening
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SHELBURNE

a daughter was born January | to
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. w. Hayes Mitchell,
at Shedrakc, N. Y. Col. and Mrs.
Mitchell were formerly of this place, and
he is now In France.
On Monday, January Is. Mr. and Mrs.
&. y, Roberts of this town will have been
married 80 years. While there will be no
formal celebration of the event. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts will be pleased to see any
OF their friends who may wish to call in
the afternoon or evening Warren Ram
dali, who has been visiting his aunt. Mrs.
l.. a. Bates, has returned to Bay Pond
\. 1.-THE Ever Ready Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. j. ].
Colamer this afternoon for election OF
officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zachary Guillenette
and child. from Wolcott, have been
visiting Mrs. Guillenettes parents
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JERICHO CENTER.

MI. and Mrs, +. q, Pease were guests
of DR.. and Mrs, II. y. Hopkins on New
fears.-Homer Brown is at his home on
short furlough,-At the annual business
meeting of the Ladies' Aid society, the
following officers were elected: Execu-
tive committee, Mrs. Lizzie Brown, Miss
Emma smith Mrs. Abbie Pease; secre-
tary' Mrs, :. II. Barnum treasurer Mrs
Martha Fuller; church committee, Mrs
Addie stiles, Mrs. Mildred Eddy; trustees.
Mrs Martha Fuller. Mrs Mary Ransom.
Mrs Addie stiles; ticket committee. Mrs
Fannie Bicknel.
Al the annual meeting of the First
congregational Church, the following
omcers were elected for the year:
Moderator, b. &. Brown; clerk. IT. NJ.
iioskins; treasurer, Mrs. Martha Fuller;
insurance committee. +. A. Stiles; truss
tees, E. G. Brown. w. j. Nichols; Sunday
school superintendent, r. B. Brown.
assistant, e. S. Ransom primary super
intendent. Mrs, r. S. Barnum; secretary
and treasurer, Miss Helen Eldridge: mis-
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

There was gathering of the Smith
family at the home Of Mrs. r. b. Smith
New Years day.--Word has been received
Of the death by pneumonia following in
fiuenza of Mrs. NJ. Scovile of Hartford.
Conn. Mrs. Scovlle was formerly Miss
Sylvia Wilson and lived here for several
years before her marriage.-C. NJ Rublee
was in Waterbury few Gays last week.
Miss Irma Demar visited in Enosburg
Falls Tuesday.All who have Red Cross
knitting are requested to finish work and
return with all yarn on hand to Mrs. r. y.
Oviatt as soon as possible. No more knit
ting will be put out.-The monthly meeting
Of the Corner class will be held a the
home of the Misses Susie and Mamie
Moffatt next Saturday evening January
1.-THE missionary offering taken for the
Armenian and Syrian relief fund at the
Congregational Sunday school Sunday.
December 90 amounted to s9.-A cottage
prayer meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. F. @. Hadd Thursday evening. jan
uary 9.--The local Red Cross shipped re-
Gently 10 pair socks, 81 sweaters and 81
property bags.-Word has been received
of the death Of Leon Mercy at a camp
in Otisville, n. Y. of influenza. He was
son of Mr. and Mrs John Mercy of this
place and had recently returned from
France.-Charles Lovetoy died sunday
night after a weeks illness of pneumonia
from which he was apparently recover
ing. Death was due to heart failure.
Mr.. Lovejoy was born in Enosburg
March rs, 1A5, and was therefore
in his Ath year. He is survived
by his second wife, Mrs. Ida
Brown Lovejoy and three sons and five
daughters. The funeral was held from
the Catholic Church at Enosburg Falls
Wednesday at ten o'clock.-Mrs. Hawley
Fuller of Montgomery is passing few
days at r. Demar's.--The Rev. and Mrs.
w. Fl. Price were in st. Adams Tuesday.
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FAIRFAX

The Christmas entertainment in theN
Baptist Church passed OFF successfully
Christmas night. First was the enter
tanment, consisting of songs and reci-.t
tations by the Sunday school pupils, at1
the close Of which Santa Claus appeared
heavily laden with boxes of candy FOR tha3
children. These and other presents fronnsi
the Christmas tree we're then distributed.
The Red Cross society will meet for1
work Thursday afternoon with Mira
H. r. Leach.-Mrs. Maurice Irish anda
two daughters of Westford have bean
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Butler--News has been received OF
the birth of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Page of st. Adams. Mrs. Page,
was formerly Miss Helen Leach Of thiRl
place. This is the 18th grandchild of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart F. Leach.-A N
Southland and son. Wendell. were busi.,
ness visitors in st. Adams Saturday.
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for Bert Blodgett. have gone to their
home in Richmond. Emily Pecor of
Essex Center is keeping house for MIR.
sBlodgett,
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WESTFORD.

The members of the Congregational
Church will hold their annual meet :.
ing in the church parlors Saturday
afternoon at two oclock.-Miss Myrtle
Willy returned Saturday from a visit
with friends in Ferrisburg and Middle
bury-Miss Grace Allen returned to
her school in Lynn. Mass, saturday,
Kenneth Perry has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital for an operation
A son was born tc Mr.. and Mrs. C. Y.
HowriRan last week-Miss Ruby Smith.
head of the teacher-training depart
mont In Bristol. has been spending a
few days with Miss Lennie Grow. She
went Monday to st. .Johnsbury.
where she will substitute for a
month. the Bristol schools being closed
because of infuenza.-Harold Parker.
who is attending business college in
Burlington. spent the week END with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Park