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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-25
SHELDON

Schools in the village and rural dis
tricts closed Friday for the Christmas
vacation. Appropriate exercises were
given by the grades, which were we'll car
ried out, rejecting much credit upon the
pupils and teachers.-The Misses Eliza
beth and Ruth Brown, students at SYRIA
cuse University, Syracuse. y. V, are in
town to spend the holidays with their
parents, DR.. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Brown.-Miss
Ola Keith, who is a student at Brigham
Academy. is at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Keith, for the holt
day recess.-Mrs. Weeks Graves was in
St. Adams Saturday.-The Misses Char
lotte Leach and Bertha Carpenter of
Montpelier Seminary are at their
respective homes for the Christmas vaca-
tion.-Miss Ozelma Greene. who attends
school in Jeffersonvlle. is at her home
for the holidays, also her brother Ken
meth. who Is student at Enosburg Falls
high school-There was a Christmas tree
and exercises at the Methods, Episcopal
Church Wednesday evening.-On Monday
evening the Earnest Workers class OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church held a
Christmas party at the home of-James
Bryce. supper was served by the presi-
dent Of the class. The remainder of the
evening was spent in playing games.
The class wishes 70 thank Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryce and all those who helped to make
the evening a success.-Miss Ella Bryce
is spending the holiday recess at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bryce.-The condition of Mrs. VI. =.
Maurice, who has been confined to the
house for several weeks with muscular
rheumatism. remains about the same
Elton w. Lance of Plainf1eld is visiting
at the home of DR. and Mrs. +. NJ. Brown.
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RICHMOND

samaritan Lodge of |. o. q. +. held u
meeting In Masonic hall Thursday and
voted to rebuild their block recently
destroyed by fire provided the town would
vote to exempt them from taxes for "a
term Of 10 years.--Thc Congregational and
tniveisalist Churches have voted to
federate for one ycar.--E. Il. Fish. who
has been suffering from blood poisoning, Is
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
mont.-Mrs. NJ. j. Sabins gave II bridge
party to number of her friends at her
home Saturday afternoon.--A son was
born Thursday morning TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert O'Donnell.--The stores in town
will close three evenings a week Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday. beginning the Fri
day following Christmas.
The two year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Kennedy. died suddenly
Tuesday evening at their home in Swan
ton Junction and the body was brought
here for burial. The services were held
at the Church of Our Lady of the Holy
Rosary Wednesday morning at nine
O'Clock The Rev. A. =. Clermont Off
ciated.--Verne Bressor, who recently
joined the navy, is at the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jude Brcssor
for the holidays.--NIiss Ruth Helton, who
mother mt the home of W. S. Walker
for the Christmas northumberland
Rugg of Springfield, Mass, is visiting
his mother for ten days.-Miss Helen
Herbert of Boston is at the home of her
parents for the holidays.--The following
students are at home for the Christmas
vacation: Misses Sarah Whitcomb.
Dorothy French. Lois Bartlett, Pearl
Berry and Leonard aBrtlett from the
University of Vermont; Martha Terrien
from Mount ST. Mary's; Beluah Rhodes
from Tiiden. n. H.: William Ryan from
st. Mchaels.-Mr and Mrs. Daniel Berry
of Fitchburg, Mass, were the guests of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Berry.
Christmas.-Mrs. Fernando Perros of
Montreal is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Burnell.-Miss Katherine Ryan of Bur-
lington is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W.
L. Powers.-M Murphy is spending the
holidays with his daughter, Mrs. John
Cunningham, at Dorchester Mass
Phillip Arsno of Montreal is spending
some time with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. F. Keefe.-Moses Teelyea. who is
employed in Boston is with his parents
for tho holidays.--Mr. and Mrs. !. NJ.
Berry spent Christmas in Starksboro.-
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Flagg and son of Bur-
lington were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. III. Flagg Christmas.-Waiter Kenyon
of Stowe is a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. A. Johnson.--Mr Kirk and
mother and Lawrence Griffin of st. AL
bans were the guests of friends in town
Christmas.
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W. Mr.. Russell went to Dakota terri
tory in 1856 in the employ of Lcaven-
worth and Porter. Later he was APP
pointed manager of a stock ranch at
Melville, Oak. Mr.. Russell married on
december T., 1888, Sula Page, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Page. In
1890 Mr.. end Mrs. Russell moved to Car
rington, N. Oak. where they have resid-
I'd since In 1876 Mr. Russell was elected
ireasurer of Foster county and also
served as deputy in that office. While
living in town he has devoted his time
10 his half section farm just south of
the city limits. He kept Mt active work
until April of this year when falling
health compelled him to stop. Just pre-
vious to his death he submitted to an
operation and pneumonia set in. The
end came on Friday. December 5th. The
funeral services were held in Caring
ton December Sth at the Methodist
Church, the knights of Pythias having
charge. In the death OF Mr. Russell. Car
rington loses one Of its best known and
most highly respected citizens. Mr.. RUS
sell was educated in the normal schools
of Randolph and Castleton, VT He is
survived by his wife, his mother. Mrs
Charlotte Russell. sister. Mrs. Arson
Perkins of Rutland and two brothers.
Harry Russell Of Bennington and Fred
Russell of Manitoba.
Mr.. and Mrs u. l.. Byington and
MIR. and Mrs. j. I. Ramsey are enter
tanning parties for the holidays
The Christmas tree and exercises for
the Sunday school Monday were well
attended and well given. Little Eslei
Foote, in her song as the Christmas
fairy. was the star perforlner.-Rus-
sell Williams and John Ramsey are
spending their vacation at their
homes here.---Ezra Williams. who has
sold his farm to George Lewis. will
Lis,ve an auction of his household eff
fects on December 26.--Dana Molli-
son has sold his building lot to Tru-
man Bessette and with his little
laughter expects to leave soon for
California.
William N. Root d led at his home here
Wednesday. In Mr.. Roots death, the town
oses one of its most prominent and help
ful citizens. The funeral will be from
the house Friday afternoon at two
o'clock,
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ALBURG

Mrs. Medard Theoret spent Saturday
in Burlington,-Miss Marjorie Mott of
Swanton high school is spending the
Christmas vacation at her home here
Gilbert Robinson and son. Kenneth, Of
81, Adams. were business visitors in town
Thursday
The season of harvesting ice at the
plant of the Rutland Railroad. which
supplies ice for the milk route. has OPEN
ed earlier than usual this season. 1t
began operations Tuesday and is putting
into the storage house ice Il inches
thick of excellent quality The company
expect to harvest at least 5000 tons and
will employ about 70 men on the job
At the entertainment and box party given
by the school children about Si5 was
realized.-Schools In town closed last
Friday. Miss Helen Robinson and Miss
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BAKERSFIELD

Cards have been received announcing
the birth of a daughter, Jean Elizabeth,
December q, to Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Nell
son Pearson of Brooklyn, y. Y. Mrs.
Pearson was formerly Miss Sue Smith of
Bakersfeld.-The cantata The Prince of
Peace BY Ashford, was rendered Sun
day evening before a large and apprecia.
tive audience.-Wesley Smith and
Frances Maynard of the University of
Vermont are spending the holidays at
their respective homes here.--Miss Flor
ence Brady, who teaches in Enosburg
Falls, is at home for the holidays.-N. j.
Chaffee of the class of 1917 Brigham
Academy, was a visitor In town Sunday
christmas Eve was observed by the
United Sunday schools in the Congrega-
tional Church with approprte recitatons
and music and a Christmas tree.-Mias
Jean Ladoux IL at her home in this viii
1age for the holidays.-Brisham Academy
beat Bellows Free Academy of Fairfax
at basketball December II, score 60 ia 6.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mrs. Levi Liberty is i'll with rheuma-
tism.--Mrs. Archie White and children, of
Quincy, Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Il. Il. Gardncr.--Ward Bagley
Of the United States navy, stationed at
Portsmouth, \. H., is visiting his uncle
f. w. Sargent. Center and Hanks
vllc schols closed Friday with Christmas
trees and appropriate exercises. Miss
King went to her home in Bristol Satur-
day for u two weeks vacation. There
will be a Christmas tree at the church
this evenins.-Mrs. Jane Fuller is con-
valescing. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans of Michi-
gan is visiting Mrs, Evans parents, Mr..
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Fred Juierc and Charles Rushford
were business visitors in Richford one
day last Week.-Mrs. Doris Rushford
went Saturday to West Enosburg to
visited relatives for few days
Schools closed in this place Friday for
two weeks. The teachers, Miss Scott
and Miss Rocherelle have gone to their
homes in Montgomery and Richford.-
Clyde Shangraw was in Rchford Mon
dsy.-MTr. and Mrs. Guy Frazier and
little daughter, Dale, from Irasburg
wccr at Roy Frazier's Sunday
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EAST FAIRFIELD

Mrs. Howard Mitchell has returned
home after weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Roy Sweet, of Sheldon. Miss Helen
Bailey is visiting friends in Johnson
Mrs. Frank Leach, who is teaching school
in Hcrrick, is at home for the holidays
Roy Sweet of Sheldon has secured a
position as clerk in Wells .tore for the
wintcr.--Mrs. Lewis Lloyd visited In st.
st. Johnsbury neutrality-suspicious. Acad-
Smy students are home for tho vacation.
Mrs. Mcrtic Shattuck of Lodi. Cal, was
Il visitor in town rccenty.--Therc will
he Il Christmas tree and exercises in the
Union Church Thursday evening, Deem
Der 5.-Supcrntendcnt of schools. Earl
Holmes, and school directors, William
Tague and j. r. Barry, attended the
school directors meeting in Burlington
Thursday and Herman
Ross, Hoa Mitchell and Florence
Stntevant. swho are attending school at
Northticld Seminary. are al home for II
two weeks Christmas vacation-Thc
condition of Leo Chase, who has bc,sl
i'll, is improved F.. Shattuck was n
business visitor in Jacksonville Friday.
Daniel Steele OF Norwich University is
passing the holidays in town. The
Misses Maybellc and Rachel Barry were
in burlington Saturday.-George Wright
visited IN st. Adams Saturday.-Thc
Misses Maybellc and Rachel Berry were
We're in Burlington Saturday.-The
Misses Wilma and Gladys Shattuck are
home from their schools in St. Adams for
Observation-Disclosures exercises were
held in the village school yesterday.
w. II. Stearns was in johnson Sunday.
Evelyn and Alban Rooney of the Uni
versity of Vermont are home for Christ
mas.-Miss odessa Rooney. wac is teach.
iK at Hardwck Academy, is home for
Christmas. bishop Bliss of Burlington
held services at ST Barnabas Episcopal
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

William Collins and Miss Anna Center-
bar were married at the Baptist parson-
age st. Adams Thursday last by the Rev.
j. T. Sharman. Mr.. Collins was born in
England and Mrs. Collins is a daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. John Centerbar Both
young people have many friends in town.
who wish them a long and pleasant life.
Miss Mabe Dodge of Burlington is at
home visiting her parents.-Alice Hall is
home from Lassell Seminary as is also
Charles Gardyne from Mortified for
the Christmas vacation.-Ruth Clapp
and Robert Clapp are home visiting
their mother, Mrs. II. II. Clapp, during
the holidays.
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FAIRFAX

The Rev, f. Sanderson was the only
one from this town who attended the
Intcr-Church World Movement meeting
in St. Adams. December 1919. H. b.
Bellows was appointed town promoter
for Fairfax "A, the mceting.-A farewell
party was given Miss Clarice Clark at
her home. December l6. A sum of money
was given her, \ large number of her
schoolmatcs and her teachers attended.
Miss Clark has gone to Broollline, Mass.
Edward Leach is at home for the
holidays from Norwich University.--A.
y. Southland and sons were In Burlington
Saturday Most of the teachers Of Bel
lows Free Academy have Como to their
homes for the Christmas vacation.
Schools will reopen December 90.
Miss Katherine Kendrick is at
home for the holidays from her
school work in Saratoga, y. Y. Her
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HUNTINGTON

The Sunday-school had exercises and a
tree at the church Tuesday evening"
Much credit is due the Misses Pierce and
Place for their successful efforts in drill
ing the school children for their cxer-
cises at the hall Friday evening The
tree was well laden with gifts for the
cfldren.-Mrs. 1Iawley has not been as
we'll of late, being confined to her bed
Mr.. and Mrs George Ball are both ILL.,
School has closed for a vacation.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Ransom Beers has returned to his home
In Westford after spending month with
his son, Lewis Beers.-Elwell and Ethelyn
Davies of Hinesburg were weekend guests
of Karl and Elinor Prindle.-1nez Martin
and Karl and Elinor Prindle are at their
homes from Colby Academy for the
Christmas vacation Mrs. Bertha Scott
has gone to Lee, Mass, to spend the Holt
days with a sister.--Miss Gladys Devoid
Is spending some time with relatives in
Monkton. various schools In town
closed Friday for a weeks vacation.
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ST. GEORGE

Clark and Nora Hinsdale spent the
weekend in Burlington-Wright Davis
uf Burlington visited in town recently
Mrs. F.. r. Forbes and son, Benjamin.
were in Burlington F'riday.-Mrs. +. r.
Binsdale is ill.--Edson Owens of Hines
burg was in town on business Monday
Schools in town closed Friday for the
Christmas vacation. with exercises and a
trce-Mrs. Ethel Young has finished work
for NJ. w. Hinsdale and returned to her
home Earl Aver and son, Harold, were
in Bolton Monday.-Earl Pillsbury is
home from the Burlington high school
for vacation of two weeks The Misses
Nora and Lucy Hinsdale and Evelena
Parcher are at their homes for a vacation
IF two weeks from the Hnesburg high
school.
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T.. Moffatt. who
have been i'll, are recoverinC.-Mrs
Gerald Belters visited Mrs Harlic
Ovitt Saturday.--Austin Young, who
underwent an operation at the Maple
Park Sanitorium, Enosburg Falls, has
returned to the home of W. II.
Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Shangraw, ID. Il.
Houghton and Mrs. Guy Green were in
st. Adams recently.--The community
Christmas tree given by the church was
held in Grange hall Wednesday evening
Mrs. Threasa Gauvin of johnson. who
has been visiting at the home of I.'.yia
Sweet, has gone to Sheldon
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JERICHO

Y. G. Nay. who has been out of town
or few weeks, has returned.-Mrs.
leighton Rice, who has \been in st.
Adams for few days. has returned
1ome accompanied by her mother, who
nas been spending several weeks with her
laughter and husband, DR.. and Mrs. S.
w. Paige at ST. Albans.-There was n
Christmas party and tree at the Congre-
rational Annex Thursday evening with
4 few eXercises.--Miss Bessie Percival,
who has been confined to the house the
past few days by illness. is able TO be out.
-Edythe NJ Perry left Wednesday for
ner home in Middletown Springs to spend
the HOLIDAYS
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WEST WILLISTON

Mrs. j. T.. Burke, who has been visit
ing her sister in Brandon, has returned
home.-Alrs. G. johnson and Mrs. l.. La
tulip who have been i'll, are much I'M
pioved.-Airs. Earl Haight of Pittsburgh.
Pa. who has been visiting here. went
Saturday to New York city.-Miss Eva
Bradley closed very successful term
of school Friday with Christmas tree
in the evening. There were recitations
and all the pupils were remembered by
Mrs. r. Kirby. who sent each stock
ing filled with CANDY and nuts
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ISLE LA NOTE

The remains of Frank Hill of spring
field, Mass. were brought here for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman Holcombe have
returned home after several weeks stay
in Boston, Mass, with thier son, Dr..
Ransom Holcombe. --Raymond Menard
and Lawrence Doolin. who attend the
University of Vermont are home for the
vacation. Botsford is home
from Montpelier high school, spending
few days with Mrs. Skeels.-The home Of
Gilbert Bolia s under quarantine for
scarlet fever.--Mrs. Fred Jarvis was IN
Burlington recently on business.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Mrs. G. c. Mcdonald has returned from
Jay, where she went to attend the
funeral of her mother Thursday. Frank
Jones spent a week with his grand
mother, Mrs. Alice Jones, recently,-Mrs
w. NJ. Armstrong has returned from
Corliss of Swanton was n
recent guest OF his sister. Mrs. @. C..
closed Friday for vaca-
ton of two weeks, The teachers. the
Misses Healy and Emo, have gone to
their homes at Bellows Falls and New
Lang of St. Adams was
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FLETCHER

Leonard Clark and family motored to
Burlington Saturday. Bonor
relatives from Jeffersonville
recently.--Mr. and Mrs. Mike Boozan and
Mr. and Mrs. William Boozan motored
to Burlington Monday.--Mrs. Olive Corse
has been spending several days with
relatives in Jeffersonville.-Seth Carpen-
ter has been confined to the house with a
hard cold.-George Robinson has bought
a De Laval separator OF Ira Green.
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MILTON BORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Berry and son, Will
liam. have gone to Ticonderoga. y. V.
for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bullock spent
the weekend in Burlington.-F'loyd
Whittemore spent sunday at his
brothers., c. Wa,ittemore.--There have
been several catches of perch through
the ice recently.--William and Robert
Cameron came across the ice from
Savage Island Friday.-F. F.. Smith was
in Burlington the first of the week.
School has closed for a two weeks vaca-
ion
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ENOSBURG

The Christmas tree. which was to have
been held at the Memorial Church, has
been cancelled on account of SO many
being i'll with measles,-Miss Martindale
Sheldon spent several days at Il. Fl. May
nnrds. last week.--The town schools
closed Friday for two weeks vacation
and the teachers have gone to their
homes for the hoiidays.--Flora Chat
has finished her work in East IIighgate
and is at her home
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brother, Major Jacl, p. Kendrick, who
has been over seas nearly three years
In Red Cross work, is expected Christ
mas.-Mr. Smith, Miss Mills and Miss
strong of the faculty and Miss Mary
Stewart were in Bakersfield recently to
attend the basketball game.--Miss EVA
Buck Is at home for the holidays from
her work in Castlcton. n. Y.-Prin. and
Mrs. Kingsley were in Burlington Dec
cmber IS and 10. TO attend the educational
meeting of school directors and superin-
-.,Ia
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EAST FRANKLIN

Miss Laura Feldman is i'll with
measles.-Laurence Whitman is home
from the Richford high school for the
holidays.-Miss Ruth Gilbert of Lock
Haven. Pa. and Miss Jessie Gilbert Of
Port Chester, n. Y. are passing the
holidays with their parents.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Guthrie is not as well.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Corey,
December 10
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WEST MILTON

School closed Friday for two weeks va
cation with Christmas tree and eXer-
cises at nisht.-G. w. Granger has a
new furnace.--John Granger is GONZALES
cling from the mumps.
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UNDERHILL CENTER

The following primary pupils had per-
feet attendance for the fall term: Emily
McCombic, Hulberd Chase, Michael Car
wage. Edwin Henry. Eldon Pollard,
Frederick Slater. Those with only one
days absence were: Laura Carnage,
Amelia Couture
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RICHFORD

Miss Catherine Comngs, Miss Mae
Austin and James Kelley of the Univer-
say Of Vermont are passing the holidays
at their homes in this place.-Lee Clark
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HILL WEST

in town few days ago to see his brother,
Robe" Lang, who Is i'll.
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CONTINUED ON uaEc fourl
Evening star., 1919-03-02
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March l.
Through Graham & Ogden, real es-
tate dealers, James Roche has sold
to Charles Valentine the three-story
brick store and dwelling at 705 and
7O7 King street. Other sales reported
by this firm are: For N. B. Harlow,
house and lot at Cottage Park to Ar
thur Beach: to Julian L. Barkley for P.
II. Sercombe, house and lot in st.
Elmo, Alexandria county; to Frank 5.
Dudley, for Mrs. E. w. Field, house
and lot, 907 Cameron street; to Ar
thur c. Jasper and Leonard r. Will
son, for o. H. Kirk, house and lot,
S23 Queen street; for S. W. Pitts TO
B. We'll, lots in George Washington
Park.
In order to raise funds for a motor
ambulance for the Alexandria Hos
pital. an entertainment will be given
Monday night at Norton Memorial
Hall of st. Paul's. Church, under the
direction of Mrs. Robert S. Barrett
and Miss Katherine Waller.
The funeral of William o. Tomlin,
who was struck and killed by an auto
mobile yesterday afternoon, Will take
place at o'clock Sunday afternoon, in
stead of Monday, as previously stated.
Owing to the mild weather and the
belief that there will be little more ice
in the river, the fishermen of this city
are planning to leave next week for the
lower Potomac to start fishing. A good
season is expected. One crew of seven
left today and others will follow soon
A rally will be held at 7 o'clock to-
morrow night in the Lyceum Hall un-
der the auspices of the local branch OF
the <oly Name Society Addresses Will
be made by Rev. Father OHearn of the
Catholic University and John Hadley
Doyle, president of the Washington
branch of the organization. Following
the meeting refreshroents will be served
The Alexandria Trades Council will
hold a special meeting Tuesday night
at 103 South Washington street.
The March term of the Circuit court
for this city, Judge s. G.. Brent presid-
ing, will convene Monday morning at
10 o'clock.
A meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the local Red Cross will
be held Monday night at 8 o'clock in
the rooms of the Chamber Of Com
merce.
Mrs Emma s. Smith, seventy-five
years old, died last night at the resi-
dence of her son, George G.. Smith,
near Franconia, Fairfax county. Her
funeral took place today and burial
will be tomorrow at Franconia.
Evening star., 1919-03-02

Above is the summary of casualties,
including casualties reported today.
The list includes those lost at sea,
also the total Marine Corps casualties
to date, but does not include the Navy
casualties.
Army casualty lists released Tor
publication today contain 3S5 names,
divided q g follows: