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EAST GEORGIA.

There are several teams drawing wood
from Georgia Hill to this station and
John McGrath also has teams drawing
wood from the George Howard lot to the
cara gang of men are cutting logs on
the top of Georgia Hill for Bachelor e.
Brown of Burlington-Those i'll this
week are: Roy Clary's family Fred She
pard's family, John Conlin and Luella
Wagner.-T. G. Leach was In Burlington
on business last week.-Mr. and Mrs
Carmi Ryan have arrived home from
Detroit, Mich, and will remain here
Mrs. Frank Shepard has been called to
st, Adams to help care for her mother,
who is ILL.,. ID. Wagner was in Bur
lington on important business last week.
George Robar has finished work for
IL. c. Bevins and has moved into Dan
Smiths upper house and is drawing wood
for John McGrath.-Miss Mary Hadley
was in ST. Adams on business one day
last week.-Friday morning the mercury
fell to l6 degrees below zero and the
Lamoille river overlooked the ice in front
of c. F. Whites, so that they were I'M
able to get out.
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LamOiIle County.
STOWE

Frank ID. Demerritt and Mis-, Stella
NJ. Taylor, until recently of Morrisville,
were married by the Rev. w. T. Best at
the Methodist parsonage in Morrisville
January s. Mr.. Demeritt is the third son
of w. L. Demeritt of stowe and has Just
completed work for the Brigham Cream
cry company in Morrisvile Mrs. De-
merritt taught in the Stowe Forks school
In 1917 and the fall term Of 1915 in Nor
ristown and has since then been en-
ployed in Bath, Me. Mr.. and Mrs. De-
merritt left at once for Brunswick Me,
where they will visit Mrs. Demeritt' $
parents, who recently moved there from
Morrsville. and after that will reside
in Bath.-A dance masquerade ball for
the benefit of the Red Cross carried out
a the Akeley Memorial building Friday
evening netted about $50 and proved a
very pleasant occasion. Music was by
Shackett's orchestra and refreshments of
ice cream and CAKE were served. The
affair was arranged by the Red Cross
financial committee. Herbert E. Straw
has sold his shop and woodworking bust
ness on Bridge street to Arson H. Page
who took possession Monday. Mr.. Straw
sells on account of i'll health Mr.. Page
and family VIII continue to reside at
the home of Mrs, Pages parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. u. Alger, on West Branch
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Suham are parents
of a daughter, born January 9. at the
home of Mrs. Sulhams grandmother,
Mrs. Jane Warren. of Maple street.
The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Stowe Cemetery Improve
ment association will be held at the home
of Mrs. Helen \. wilkins at three
O'Clock Friday afternoon.-Alber L.
Morrill, attended the funeral of Charles
b. Cheney at Waterbury Center Sunday
afternoon. He was accompanied home
by W. A. Cheney, who came with the
body from Boston and who returned to
his home at Milton, Mass, Monday
Miss Katherine Mathews. who has been
detained at home by Illness, was able
to resume her studies at Stowe high
school this week.-There will be a special
car Friday night. January II. for the
dance at Waterbury Center. The ear
VIII leave Stowe AT eight o'cok and
Moscow at S;l0-Followng is an extract
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SWANTON

Grant Decker and Miss Ruth Holmes
were married at the Methodist parsonage
January 2. by the Rev. F. A. Woodworth
Mr.. and Mrs. Decker were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Picard, Miss Pearl
Ricard and Miss Ruby Holmes. They
will reside in Swanton.-The third club
party was held Friday evening in the
Taquahunga club rooms and was well
attended. H. Z. Hunt was chairman for
the evening.-Hcnry Morrison, who has
been in Montreal for some time is now
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Morrison.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell
have returned from a visit in Elmira, ~
Y.-Miss Ada Barrette is passing some
time in Woonsocket and other Rhode
Island places.-Martin Sheltus and
family are occupying the tenement re-
Gently vacated by Mrs. Ethel Hawley-
w. II. Yennabe is teaching in the high
school taking the place of o. II. Perry,
whose duties ended January l. Mr.. Ven
nable has been principal of the Waits
field high school
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ESSEX JUNCTION

TIL annual meeting of the Essex Trust
company was held in their banking rooms
Thursday afternoon. The following d.
rectors were chosen: E. w. Henry
George E. Bartlett, James A. Kennedy
David Marvin, Allen Martin, S. A. Brown
nell and James II. Allen to succeed
George w. Allen, deceased. s. A. Brown
ell was elected president; David Marvin,
vice-president, Earl w. Reed. treasurer.
a resolution. expressive of the apprecia-
ton in which the late Mr.. Allen was held
by his associates and the valuable service
rendered as director, was ordered spread
on the records.
We are approaching January Is, the
date when the Victory boys and the
Victory girls are to make their second
payment on their pledges Boys and
girls are asked to remember this date
and make substantial payments.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Martin Monday evening.
Louis Desso Jr., who lives on the road
to Milton. is i'll with pneumonia.
Dorothy Howard little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Howard, who has been
i'll with pneumonia for week, is i'm
proving.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

There will be preaching at the Baptist
Church at the usual hour January 10 by
a candidate, the society being at pres
ent without a settled minister. There
was no preaching service at the church
Sunday.-The two young children of Mr.
and Mrs. +. w. Carpenter, who were
seriously i'll last week, are both improved
now.-Raymond Burleigh is Ill at the
home of his uncle, John Lessor, where
he is mployed.-Obed Mooney, who lives
on the Johnson Foote farm, Is suffering
from an attack of lumbago.-A. b.
Stearns Of Burlington is visiting his son.
Howard Stearns, and family. He is in
poor health.-Miss Genevieve Horsford is
confined in bed by illness -Fordyce
Fonda is visiting his brother Ray
Fonda, in Underhill.-Mrs. Thomas D.
Hart and her sister, Bertha Scott, re-
turned Wednesday evening from Lee
Mass, where they were called by the
death of their niece.-Daniel St. George,
who has been at home on a shore leave
of IL days, left Tuesday to report for
duty at the Brooklyn navy yard. He en-
listed for four years and still has two
years and five months longer to serve
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Claxton returned
Friday from Manchester Depot, where
they spent ten days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Ellison. who were for
mer residents of Charlotte.-Mrs. II. II.
Farrand of Bakersfield came Friday eve
ming to remain indefinitely with her
daughter, Mrs r. W Carpenter, whose
two children have been seriously Ill.
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R!CHfORD

MISE Edith chamberlain, a teacher in
the second grade, has resigned her posi-
ton owing to i'll health and Miss Kath-
eryn Citchell. Of Montpelier, has been en-
gagged to fill the vacancy.-At the joint
installation of the Richford Lodge Of Odd
Fellows and Washington Rebekah Lodge.
in odd Fellows hall Tuesday Jan. T. the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Past Grand, Eugene Ding
man; noble grand, Alden Sears: vice
grand, Edison Sears; secretary. Lee Wood
ward; treasurer. II. o. Holt; warden, o.
j. Anderson; conductor E. X. Shattuck !;
r. S. n. c., A. w. Curtis L. 8. n. G., G.
s. Connor; inside guide. Joseph Cook /;
outside guide, Melvin II. Mandgo; chap
lain, NJ Rublee; r. s. supporter, Charles
Gqrvin; L. S. supporter, Jesse Conger;
P. S. V. g.. Howard Bickford L. S. v.
G., Lawrence Carpenter. Stewart NJ.
Simmons was the installing officer. The
officers for Rebekah Lodge were as fol-
lows: Past noble grand, Mary McKin-
ney; noble grand, Laura Mandigo; vice
grand, Hilda Linston; recording sccre-
tary, Olive *. Shattuck; financial secre-
tary, Edna Child treasurer, Winnie
Dingman; warden, Grace Lafleur: conduc-
tor, Coda Bliss; r. S. n. G., Dora Man
digo; l.. S. n. G., Eliza Cook: inside guar
dian, Winnifred Patton; outside guardian
Anna Higgins; r. S. V. G., Erma Kendall:
l.. S. V. G., Dora Woodward; chaplain
Ruby Curtis Mrs. Stewart NJ. Simmons
was the installing officer
Miss Cecile Selma Berard aged 80
years, died at her home on TROY street.
Friday morning at eleven o'clock Miss
Berard was born in Knowlton, Que, but
came to Rchford with her parents when
but four months old and since that time
had resided here. She is survived by her
mother Mrs. Selma Berard, three aunts,
Miss Taline Liberty of this place, Mrs
Addie Hammond and Mrs. Rose Desroches
of Providence, r. l., and one uncle. Jo-
seph Liberty of this place Miss Berard
ntered the Rounds store as clerk in June,
1901 and was a very efficient saeslady
and won many friends in this and many
adjoining towns. The funeral service was
held at all Saints Catholic Church Mon
day morning at min o'clock.
The vital statistics for the town of
Richford for the year 1918 are as fol-
lows: Births 81; marriages SO; deaths 46.
In the year 1917 the statistics were as
follows: Births So; marriages 36: deaths
A. The highest death rate in recent
years was in 1913. when the deaths totaled
sc: in 1915 there We're but 90 deaths in
town.-A reception will be given by the
Rev. and Mrs. George Pomfrey Friday
evening in the parlor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church to which the public is
most cordially invited.-The Calumet club
will give another ladies night enter
tainment in the club rooms Friday eve
ming, to which all the ladies are invited
Mrs. E. P. Lundervlle of Berlin. N. H.,
to-
of Miss Cecile S. Berar-Mrs. Addie
Hammond Of Providence. r l., is visiting
at the home of har sister. Mrs. Sslira
Berard, and Miss Taline LIBERTY
Thayer Comings is assisting in the Rich
ford Savings bank, while Town Repre-
sentative S. Carl Carpenter is in Mont
pelier
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Catholic church at Richford Saturday
Mt nine o'clock.-NTrs. Henry Leahy was
In Richford Saturday to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Alec Metemer.-The boys
Of the Upstream club will hold a box
social in the Congregational Church ves-
try Friday evening A program will be
given.-Mrs. j. r. Renfrew went Satur-
day to Orleans for few days.-The
monthly meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety was held in the CONGREGATIONAL
Church vestry Tuesday. Supper was
served.-Mrs. F. N. Oviatt and Elaine
Stevens visited in Enosburg Falls few
days last wesk.-Mrs. Carrie Fuller of
Montgomery is passing two weeks in this
town.-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Metemer at
tended the funeral of n brother in SUIT
ton, Que. last week.-The Red Cross
notice in last weeks paper should have
been 100 pairs of socks shipped instead
of 10. as printed
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BAKERSFIELD

on Wednesday, January s, the funeral
of Mrs, Howard Cutting and infant child
was held at East Bakersfield. the Rev
a. B. Ross of East Fairfield officiating
On Friday. another child, two years old
OF the same family, died. The cause
of death in each case was influenza
o. A. Field was taken seriously i'll last
week and remains in about the same
condition. His daughter-in- law, Mrs.
A. O. Field of Hebron, Mass, is caring
for him. Two sons. Marshall and Donald
of Woodsville n. H.. have been called
to Bakersfield on account of their fathers
illness.-Brigham Academy reopened
Tuesday after a vacation of four weeks.
The district schools of the town re-
opened this week.-1t is expected that
church services will be resumed Sunday.
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JERICHO.

MISS Bessie Percival, who Is Ill with
influenza, Is little more comfortable
Mrs. Hattie Otis, who has been spend
ing several days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James McClne, has returned
to st. Adams She was accompanied
by her daughter, Eunice Putnam, who
is en- route to her musical work in New
York.-Clement Percival who has a posi-
ton in Windsor, has been called home on
account Of the illness of his sister, Bes-
sie.-Mrs. Walter Blaisdell, who has been
seriously i'll, Is much better-Reginald
Hoskins had the misfortune to break
one arm Saturday while coasting on a
pair of skis. He was taken Monday to
the home Of DR.. Pease in Burlington
Mr.. Heney and Frank Solar of Hardwck
have arrived in town to work In the
granite shop and are boarding at the
nome or Lorenzo w. Rice.-Mr. and Mrs
Leon Morgan of Burlington were recent
visitors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
FRANK Howe.-There was no Red Cross
meeting Saturday owing to so much Ill
ness.-Wll!s Goodwin was a recent visi-
tor Of his mother Mrs Nellie Goodwin.
Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson, who has been
quite i'll. is able to sit up.-Madam Bux-
ton is confined to the house with rheuma-
tism.-Mrs. Mary Finn has gone to Essex
to help care for Mr.. Finn, who is quite
in-The family of Mr.. Jacobs are all
Ill OF the prevailing disease, also the
family of Fred Stevens.-Mrs. Arthur
Pratt Of Boston is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Willard. John
Flint, who has been visiting relatives in
town the last few days, has returned to
his home in Burlington.-Miss Myrtle
Algers of Burlington is at her home re-
covering from an attack of influenza
Miss Sarah Stafford is in st. Adams help
ing care for Mrs. Albert Williams, who
is quite Ill of inf1uenza.-Sidney Newcomb
of Cady's Falls. n. Y, is spending the
winter at the home of Mrs. Annie Smith.
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FAIRFAX

Miss Clarssa Hunt died Saturday eve
ming after long Illness aged about r.
She is survived by brother. Luther
e. Hunt a nephew. Stratton Halstead of
New York city, and a niece, Mrs. Lett,e
Hyde of New Hampshire. The brother
and sister have lived together for MANY
years. Their mother died a few wears
ago aged over 10O-Mr, and Mrs. A. h.
Beeman have returned from Montpelier.
where they attended the opening Of the
Legislature.-Miss Clara Southland Is sub
shutting In Bellows Free Academy
George 7, Rooney Is confined to the
house by illness,-Mrs. Cynthia Mudgett
has returned to Hyde Park after visiting
friends here,
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Frank Porrier. who has been quite i'll.
is better.-Mrs. Ada Lepage has gone to
Sheldon Springs.-,John Domina's funeral
was held at the Catholic Church. We'd
nesday morning. The Rev j. a. Cote
officiating. Joseph Domino of Derby
Line was in town to attend the funeral.
E S. Wright is in Burlington this week
assisting in exhibiting goods for the
Monarch Evaporator Co., of Newport
II. A. Pond of East Berkshire was a
business visitor in town recently
Mayhem has moved into one of the Mel
son & Hall Co., houses on Main street.
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RICHMOND

At the annual church meeting held last
week at the Congregational Church the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: NJ S. Whitcomb, treasurer;
w. c. Fuller, clerk A. c. Berry, trustee;
T. L. Stevens, deacon: Mrs. James Berry,
superintendent of Sunday school: ushers,
! r. H. Shepardson, E. w. Freeman. w.
| w. Miller and W. f. Wallace.-Mrs. ]. w.
Berry is confined to the house by Illness
| j. W. McGarghan of Burlington was at
! his home here over Sunday.-Mrs. F. H.
Shepardson has returned from a few days
jstay with friends in Nfontread-Repre-
sentative NJ. Murphy was at his home
Fover Sunday.-The fire company was
called out Sunday morning about nine
so'clock. fire having been discovered in A.
lWortheim's barn. The blaze was soon
under control The damage was small
Mrs. Guy Rocheleau of Burlington is at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
l.. Freeman for a time.-The infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Fish has
been seriously i'll for the last week.-Mrs..
Mayte Gleason is in New York to meet
her sister, Miss Josephine Gleason, a for
mer teacher in the high school here. who
leaves soon for Texas. where she has a
position in a college.-George E. Bartlett
was at his home In Burlington over Sun
day.
The Woman's Missionary society of the
Congregational Church held It's annual
meeting at the home of Mrs. F. H. Shep-
ardson Tuesday afternoon, when the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President
Mrs. c. H. Pine; vice-president, Mrs F..
II. Shepardson; secretary, Mrs. George
Barney; assistant secretary, Mrs o. B.
Wood; treasurer. Mrs. F. II. Shepardson;
program committee, Mrs. T.. l.. Stevens,
Mrs. F. NJ. Stevens, Mrs. George Bar
ney; nominating committee. Miss Ella
Adams and Mrs NJ. o. Goodrich; topic,
Home Missions"-The funeral of the
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
Fish. who died Tuesday, was held at the
home Wednesday afternoon, the Rev.
Charles Tracy officiating, with burial in
River View cemetery.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Bryant have moved into the
Pine tenement,-Mr. and Mrs. A. Worth
en- were among the visitors in Burling-
ton dnesday.-Friendship Chapter of
Eastern Stars will hold its annual meet
ing Tuesday evening. January 81 Supper
will be served at seven o'clock.-The next
meeting of the Louise M. Smiley Circle
of Kings Daughters will be held at the
home of Mrs, T, n Towers
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FLETCHER.

Mrs Seth Carpenter, who has been i'll.
is much improved in health.-George
Deavitt has been confined to the house
several days by illness.--Mrs. Fannie
Spaulding of Cnderhill has been visiting
relatives in town.-Guy Butler of Fair
TAX and DR.. +. y. Petty were recent
business visitors in town.-Howard
Buker's house was slightly damaged by
hre recently when fire broke out in a
partition around the stove pipe.-Mrs.
Ira Green and Mrs. Mike Boozan were
in Burlington Tuesday.
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HILL WEST

Mrs Lewis Rusrford had the ~useor-
tune to sever a rib from her back bone
McGrail was a busi-
ness visitor In Richford. Saturday-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rushford and MIR. and
Mrs. w. P. Shangraw motored to Harvey
Rashfords one day last week-Mae Ariel
has been visiting at Fred Myott's.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. and Mrs. w. IL. Price were
in st. Adams last week.-Eleven of the
boys of the upstream" club and Mar
win and Dorcas Paxman united with the
Congregational Church Sunday, January
l2-Mrs. Bessie Brown. wife of Alec
Metemer. died Wednesday night after a
few weeks illness, following influenza
she leaves her husband and five small
children. The funeral was held from the
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CAMBRIDGE

Mrs. Wilbur Armstrong of Grand Isle
was a guest of Mrs. Rollo Jackson last
week.-H. a. Buckley visited his mother
in Waterbury Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs H. a. Smalley of Morrisville visited
at Frank Buffers several days last
week.-Pvt. Ewall Butler of Camp Dew
ems spent several days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Butler.-Miss
Nellie Boyden, who has been seriously
in, is much better.-Mrs. Dwight Potter
died at her home here Friday night after
a long Illness of brght's disease,Mrs.
Continued on Page 1hirteen)
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Alton Chaffee. son of Mr.. and Mrs. b
j. Chaffee, was operated on for Appendix
citis, Tuesday. at Maple Park sanitarum
Enosburg Falls.-James Collins has pur-
chased Mrs. Linnie Kinneys farm, and
MRS Kinney has bought Mr.. Collins
place in this village.-T. A. Jones of
Middlebury, visited his mother, Mrs
Alice Jones RECENTLY.
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GRAND ISLE.

The annual oyster supper for the bene-
mt of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held Friday evening, January Ii.
-Elbum TruaX of Franklin and Miss
Effie Tobias of this place were married
at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage,
January T.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

DANIEL Stetson has been passing a 10
uays lurlough with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs' T. H. Stetson. on North Main street.
ne mas been connected with laundry
unit stationed at the Soldiers Home at
hampton, Va. which has been made
deparkation hospital and the former oc-
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has spent several days at East Berkshire
and is expected home this week The
fourth quarterly conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church will be held to-
night at the parsonage. A good attend
ance is desired.-Miss Touchette of Hec-
torville passed the weekend with Miss
Mae Richardson.-Mrs. Clarence Combs is
much I'm
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Sunday at his home and was not able to
return to Montpelier, Monday, on account
or illness-John Leonard ia gaining
slowly.-Miss Jennie wellinger is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Walter Osborne. in
Williston-F. E. Hinsdale, who has been
confined to the house Is racouarinu
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ST. GEORGE

NJ. w. Hinsdale was In Burlington.
saturday.--News has been received of the
death of Ray IIoyt In Connecticut. a
former resident here. Mr., Hoyt is IL son
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. 1Ioyt of Hines
kurR. -Representative Earl Aver spent
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MOKRISVILLE

Inc remains of Mrs. J. L. Goodkin were
taken Monday to New York city for bug
la, Mr. Goodkfn and Mrs. Goodkins
mother, Mrs. Ida Lacht accompanying.
Ethel Lacht, one of six children of Israel
ana LA Horne Lacht, was born in Russia
% years ago last June With her parents
she came to this country when two years
OF age ana passed her life in New York
city until her marriage, July II, 1916. since
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SISTERS Mrs' Fauia
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her' Mrs Minnie NJ Bagley, daush-
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corn III Crai'spury IN 1863 She was uni
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Mr. Goodkln.-A young child of Mr.. and
MIS- LOWS Martin IN the west part or
the town died saturday after SHec
iilhess'--MlSs Ida Keller, who is teaching
III "olcot'' passed sunday with her
purents' MI ana Mrs W. "A. keeler.-C.
w. "HIpper' VINO mas passed 10 Gays IN
to"', N'Sl'ihs former irlenos' left Mon
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and Sunday with his mother Mrs. Louise
Ladd-The trustees of the Essex Class
ical Institute met in business session at
the institute building Tuesday. The
girls of the high school home economics
department, under the supervision of
Miss Douglass. served the trustees with
dinner at noon. The menu consisted of
tomato bisque,, mashed potatoes, roast
beef. sweet pickles, corn, bread and but
ter and coffee jelly with cookies.