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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
SHERIFF GETS BOOZE

Montgomery, March 21.-tspecial) Sheriff Scogin of Montgomery county .Friday seized f2 quarts of whisky, ar rested Lawrence Mcbride and imms- distely started proceedings in the court seeking to condemn horse, wagon and trunk used, 1t is alleged, ia the transportation of booze.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
Two Officers Killed
 as Hydroplane Falls
 Into Pensacola Bay
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Pensacola, Fla. March H.-Two stu dent officers of the naval station here were killed at 3:20 o'clock this afternoon when enc of the hydro-airplanes Fell into the bay.
 They were J. A. Cate and K. ]. liam mcnd. The authorities did not give the home addresses Of the men.
 While the cause of the accident has not Leen determined 1t is reported that the accident occurred when the plane was making tail spin
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
DIR. DICKINSON COMING

Montgomery, March 2l.-(Special) )-Dr. A. J. Dickinson, former pastor of the First Baptist church of Birmingham, but for the past several months in Young Men Christian association work in Montgomery, will join his family in the Magic City Saturday. He will be re- leased from the Young Mems Chris tian association. Dr. Dickinson does not contemplate returning to the ministry right away, spending the remainder of the year taking a vacation"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
NEWS IF ENSLEY

The Friday Afternoon Bridge club was delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. M. H. Mcdowell at her home on Ensley ave nue yesterday afternoon. The first prize was awarded to Mrs. W. S. Shehee and the second to Mrs. Sam Wynne. Both prizes were silk hose.
 Following the game a most delicious plate luncheon was served by the hostess.
 The guests of the club were Mrs. D. A. Echols and Mrs. J. F. Kent. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Charles Trump Owens, 2S05 Twentieth avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
DISCRIMINATION CHARGED

The Meridian men asked the gover- nor to interfere with rates charged py railroads in Alabama. Allegation that the rates in effect from one point Tn Ala abama to another point in Alabama are discriminatory, making it impcs'
 sible for Meridian to compete With firms in Birmingham. Mobile, Selma, Tuscaloosa and sother points, is made before the commission at Washington. The Meridian rate has received the ap- proval of the officials of the United
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
TO SELL BUILDINGS

Montgomery, March Especially Sheridan buildings and equipment will be advertised in Washington and sold by Washington authorities, according to in- formation received in Montgomery Fri day by Capt. NJ. A. McFadden. The buildings were advertised in Montgomery several days ago, but decision to disman-
 tie al that time changed. Bidders on the buildings have been instructed to take un the matter with the Washington author
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
ALTRURIAN CLUB

At meeting of the Altrurian club. at which Miss Grace Hillhouse was hostess, the annual election of officers was held: Mrs. William Scholl was made presi- dent; Mrs. Royden Carter, vice president; Mrs. Braurier, secretary and Miss Alma Snapp, treasurer; Mrs A. H. Holye was elected critic and was also appointed chairman of the programme committee with Velma Patton, assistant.
 The hostess was assisted in serving re- freshn,ents by her mother, Mrs. Harry Hillhouse, and Mrs. Lawrence Penning ton. Miss Hicks of Atlanta was guest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
LAMONT ISSUES BULLETIN

Montgomery, March l.-(Special)-L. E LaMont, draft. executive, Friday issued a bulletin addressed to draft boards in the state. instructing them to notify own CTS of buildings now occupied by the boards that they will not be needed after March 3l. Instructions as to the dis position of waste paper and old forms" also were contained in the bulletin. MT. LaMont made it clear that board mem bers and clerks will not be pa id for time after March 31.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
Socialist Society Fined

New York, March 21.-The American So- cialist society, convicted of violating the espionage act in circulating Scott Near .i1ss anti-war, anti-capitalistfe pamphlet, "The Great Madness was fined 5000 by Federal Judge Mayer today. Attorneys for the organization had previously an- nounced their intention of taking all appeal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
TWO FIRMS INCORPORATE

Montgomery. March 21.-tSpecial) Articles of incorporation for the Lock" hart Turpentine company of Loekhart
 Covington county, were filed with the secretary of state Friday. The author fzed and paid-in stock is S12,000. The concern is permitted to engage in the naval stores business The incorpora- tors are. A. s. Douglass, ]. w. Le-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22

Montgomery. March 2L-(Special. )-At- torneys for the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph company have not filed their brief with Judge Leon McCord of the circuit court, and because of this delay it is probable decision in the in junction case will not be rendered until the middle of next week. The company's attorneys hope to be able to present the brief by Saturday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
Two Seriously Hurt
 When Airplane Falls
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Memphis, March 2l.-seeond E Lieut. Howard W Tandy of Gardner, Mass, in charge of the photographic department at Park Field. near here. and First class SeFgt. Walter Williams Were serlously injured today in an airplaae fan near Ramsey midway between the f1eid ana Memphis Lieutenant Tandy's cohdit'on is said to be critical.
 sergeant Williams wife resides at the field
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
BEssEMER FIRM INCORPORATED

Montgomery, March (SpeciaI)-The National Woolen Mills of Alabama, Inc, las been organized at Bessemer, Jefferson county, and incorporation papers have been filed with the secretary of state. The authorized stock is 5000, of which $500 is paid in. The incorporators are F. II. Twining, T. l.. Cook and R. F.. Smith. The company is permitted to en- gage in the wholesale and retail clothing business at Bessemer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
JUDGE ADDRESSES TROOPS

Montgomery, March 21.-(SpeciaD William H. Sanford, judge of the Ala bama court of appeals, delivered a short speech to 500 Texas overseas sol- diers at the union station Friday. The soldiers were members of the Sixty seventh Texas artillery. Judge Sam ford represented Governor Kilby, who was unable to deliver the address. The soldiers marched up Dexter avenue. turning into Washington avenue, at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
Euents of the Day
 At theState Capital
By WILLIAM L. GoRMLEY

Mastre, T. H. Campbell and Mark Lanier.
 Another concern to file papers was | the J. o. Newton Grocery company. county. The authorized stock is S2000, | all of which is paid in. The incorpora- | tors are ]. O., c. L. and B. X. Newton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
DrS. Dozier & DOZier
Oldest Established Firm of Medical Specialists in Alabama. Twenty five Years in Birmingham.

We treat scientifically and with wonderful success, all man. ner of chronic diseases of the Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver. Stomach, Bowels. Kidneys and all diseases of the skin and the Pelvic Organs Of Men and Women.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22

Mrs. Joe Smith has been appointed gen. eral chairman of the Ensley district for collecting clothes for the needy people of Europe. She has appointed next Fri day as collecting day in the district. Sub-chairmen have been appointed in each district and will call for all cloth ing that will be given. Much time can be saved if people having things to give will call Mrs Smith
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT

The members of the Vivian School I'm. provement association entertained on the new school grounds yesterday afternoon for the third and fourth grades of the school. The proceeds of the entertain ment will go for improvements done by the association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
POLICE COURT

In police court yesterday morning Louise Pruitt was fined $25 for fighting; Fly Pruitt, $l0 for disorderly conduct; Margaret James, s10 for carrying a razor; IT mas Findley $100 for carrying a pfstoi. and Mary Booth s3O for disorderly con- duct.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22

Materials are arriving for the recon struction of the former Bank of Ensley building into a model storesfor the Ellia Jewelry company. Work on the build- ing will be rushed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
M RRIEF FILED

the state building. and marching back to the station.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-22
Millerand Is Appointed
 Governor Alsace-I4orraine
By Associated rress

Paris, March 21.-President Poincare at meeting of the cabinet today. sign ed a decree appointing Alexandre Mi.- Ierand. former minister of war. gove. .' nor of Alsace Lorraine M. Miileranu ; headquarters will be at Stra shurg.
 The governorship of Alsace-Lorraln'- was recently declined by Charles C. \. Joanart, formerly French governor general of Algeria.
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HINESBURG

Hope Circle of Kings Daughters will
give an entertainment in the town hall
Friday evening, February II, consist
ing of a comedy, How the Story Crew.,
followed by a colored debate Resolved
Dat 1T amt no use to give de wimmen
Of Hinesburg de right to vote. This
entertainment is given in place of the
annual sale and supper to raise money
for charitable purposes-Dr. C. l. Cole
has been discharged from the army
and is doing postgraduate work in
surgery in New York.-Prof William
L. Greenleaf has gone to Turkey as
bacteriologist of a U. S. government
sanitary commission and expects to be
gone a year.-Miss II. c. Ross is visit
ing at Willard Partch's.
Fred Coleman, John Bromley, the Rev
A. II. Edie and Miss Lucy Belle Pierce
attended the centenary meeting in Rut-
land, last Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs
Clarke Reed visited Mrs Reeds parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cullgan. in Richmond,
Sunday.-Samuel Labshere went Monday
to Rutland to visit relatives.-George
Mack has taken farm in Charlotte and
will move there the first of March.-Mrs
Edward Buriey accompanied by her sis
ter. Miss Pearl Stokes, arrived home,
Sunday.-Miss Mildred Ash and Miss
Ethel Stokes spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goodrich.-Mr and
Mrs. II. C. Farr and Edward Berry visit
ed in Montpelier. last week.
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called by the sickness and death of their
daughter and sister.
l.. II. Douglass has returned from
Peekskill, N. Y. where he was called by
the death of J. Il. Baker, the Junior
member of the firm of the Richmond
Underwear company.-Mrs. A. L. Terrien
and two children are visiting her mother.
Mrs. Dover, In Burlington Elisa
Desseau has returned to her duties at
the postoffice after few days STAY with
her mother in Burlington.-Mrs. James
Barrett and children of Montpelier are
visiting at the home of her father, Mr..
Murphy.--Mrs. Paradee and grandson.
Steward Rugg. are Ill with grip.-F. II.
shepardson is in New York on n BUSH
ness trip-The Richmond Underwear
factory was closed down for three DAVIS
last week owing to the death Of ]. b.
Baker by accident, one of the members
of the firm.--Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ran
dali and family. who have been seriously
Ill the last week. are improving --Mrs.
". 8. Read has returned from a few
days stay in Essex Junction. MUIR
ply. who has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. John Cunningham. in Dorchester,
Mass. returned home Monday evening"
Miss Miriam Bartlett OF Burlington is to
have class In dancing for the Young
peopIe.-Miss Lalia Desseau of RurlinR-
ton has secured a position In the office Of
the Richmond Cooperative Creamery
company.-Mrs. Fleury and children of
Burlington are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ryan.-Mrs. Lee of Quebec p. O., is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Green.
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turned to her home In Boston and was
accompanied by her father, oliver Brown,
who will remain the rest Of the winter.
Mrs. Eugene Berry. Of Essex junction,
$ visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Whitcomb. Mrs Berry expects
to go to France very soon. where she will
join her husband who Is In the service
there.--Mrs. Carrie Patnaud and daugh-
ter. of Burlington. who have been Wis
iting at the home Of MIR. and Mrs. Peter
Finn. have returned home.--Mr and
Mrs. Peter Finn were over Sunday Wis
itors of relatives in Burlngton.-Graton
Hanely. who started for his work in
Lebanon, N. H., got as far as White
River Junction and was taken suddenly
Ill and had to remain there over night.
He returned home Monday afternoon
Mrs. Harriet Cleveland and son, Orlo,
have returned to Lake Placid, N. Y, aft
er spending few days in town visiting
relatives
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JERICHO CENTER

The schools in No. are all closed on
account OF illness of the teachers-E. T.
Maloncy is very III and nurse is caring
for MIN. Mrs. Maloney and little son are
better. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Henley of Richmond, are with
them.-Harlie Barber is seriously i'll with
double pneumonia, and his mother, Mrs
Ellen Barber. Is also III. Roy Barber of
st. Adams came Monday to assist in car
ms for them.-The entertainment which
was to have been given last Friday eve
ming, was postponed on account of sick
ness.-Mrs. Cora Chaplin of Burlington
was guest of Mrs. Mary Ransom last
Friday and Saturday.-Mrs. Mary Will
llams Of Jericho is caring for her cousin.
Mrs. Frank Hoskins.-R. NJ. Barnard, an
undertaken of Pittsford, who represents
his town in the Legislature in Montpelier,
passed the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank G. Pease-Mrs. c. l.. Potter and
daughter, Miss Lilah, are confined to the
house by illness
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WILLISTON

Webster Lockwood Is seriously i'll with
brights disease ut the home Of Miss
Jennie Burnett.-Mrs. Garlic Magee of
Hinesburg called on friends here recent
ly.-Miss Barbara Clark has gone to
Jamaica Plain. Mass.-Mrs. Jane Tilley,
who was taken sick at her home, has
been moved to Frank Curtis. where she
Is in serious condition.-Arthur Brown
was in ST. George Monday repairing
telephones.-Paul Casey and Loretta
Barrett of Jericho were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Archi Casey.-Mrs. Joseph
SIENNA is i'll with pneumonia.-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Burke of Burlington were
called here by the illness of her mother
Mrs. j. Senna.-Mrs. J. d. Osborne was
In Winooski and Burlington Saturday.
Daniel Written has sold his farm to
Mr.. James Small In north part of the
town. and Mr.. Written has bought Of
Mr.. Panther his farm on the Williston
road to Essex Junction. 1t was for
,merly part of the old Foster place
Mr.. Harris Metcalf and wife from
Stowe spent last Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Metcalf.
Mrs. George Blair died last week
at her home on Bates corners, Willis
ton. The funeral was held in Essex
Junction at the Church of the Holy
Family. Saturday. with interment in the
Catholic cemetery.-A. Il. Martin has
a job at North Williston for a few
weeks.-The Boy Scouts of America
will hold a public party at the Metho-
dist Church Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 10. Refreshments will b. served.
Mrs. James Bryant. who fell from
he fourth stair in the cellar. hurting
her badly, is slowly improving. For
tunately no bones were broken-Mrs
Lucia Stewart. who had n slight shock
two weeks ago. is getting better.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-13
EAST CHARLOTTE

The next meeting of the Red Cross So
ciety here will be held Tuesday, February
IL, at the residence of Mrs G. w. Prindle
The Rev. V. w. Mitchell preached at
the quarterly meeting in the Friends
Church at Monkton Ridge last Saturday
-Mid-week payer meeting will be held
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
Lucy Peck Jackman and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Martin.-Mrs. William Jewell
who has been with her sister In Ferris
burg for several days after attending the
funeral of her mother Mrs. Ellen Clark,
there, has returned home.-Edward j.
Carpenter, who Is stationed at Edge
wood arsenal. Maryland, and who has been
in town on a short leave Of absence, the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. J.
Carpenter. has returned Daniel St.
George and Arthur St. George have gone
to Warren. Mass, to visit their uncle, 10.
seph st. George. and will visit relatives
in Monson. on Cape Cod and in Palmer.
before returning.-The community sing
which was held last week Wednesday eve
ming at Lyceum hall was we'll attended
A pleasing feature Of the evenings en-
tertainment was the singing of the ma
tional hymn of France, La Marseillaise."
in the French language by Hector. Eugene
and Leo Aube, the thre young sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Danyou Aube-Miss Viola
Carpenter Of Ferrisburg, who has been
visiting her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
B. j. Carpenter, at the village, and also
her cousin, Mrs. George Blanchard, for
two weeks, returned home Sunday.-Mrs
Helen Briggs. former resident here. now
OF Deerield, Mass. is the guest Of Mrs.
Edwin Pr.ndle and other friends In town.
w. Irving Bradley has returned from
Montpelier. where he attended the re-
union of the Legislature of 1908, and Wis
tied Representative ]. S. Williams and
Mrs. Williams.
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WEST BOLTON

A party OF IA from here attended the
Pomona Grange meeting held at Col
chester last Wednesday.-Harry Gregory
was at home from Richmond, Sunday
Mrs. +. r. Davis is ill.-The Misses Ada
and Ida Farnsworth Of Burlington are
guests OF Mrs V. Smth.-Miss Marietta
York was at home from .Jonesyille
Lora Gregory is nursing
at George Wizards in Jericho. they be-
ing i'll with influenza
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MILTON

Amos Hill died at his home in Milton
February 5, He Is survived by his
widow, two daughters. Mrs. Edith Bonn
bard of Milton and Mrs John Ellis Of
Medford. Mass; a grandson, Carl Ellis
two brothers, William Hall and Clark
Paine of Burke. ~ Y. and one sister
Mrs. Susan Warren of Los Angeles. Ca.
The house was held from the house at
two o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Funeral services for Herbert f. Wright,
who died of bronchial pneumonia, follow
ing influenza, on February 5. at the de-
barkation hospital at Staten Island N.
Y. We're held at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Wright. Sunday
afternoon. The Rev. j. S. Allen officia ted.
Interment was made in the new cemetery
at Essex Center.
On Sunday morning the pastor will
speak upon christian Stewardship and
Tithing." Sunday school will meet at
noon. Evening service at 1880 Union
prayer and praise meeting Thursday eve-
ming at the Congregational Church ves-
try time 30
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-13
RICHMOND

At the Richmond cooperative Cream
cry assoc. alton annua. meeting Febru-
airy 4, the same officers were elected
for the coming year There was a large
attendance at both the afternoon and
evening meetings.-Miss Eliza Desseau.
who is employed at the postoftice is
visiting her mother in Burlington
Mrs. +. T. Flagg of Essex Center was
recently the guest of friends in town
The remains of Mrs. Miner, daughter
of George Dresser. was brought here
for burial from Lyden Mass, TUESDAY
Feb, 4. The funeral was held at he
Chapel of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
Wednesday morning at nine o clock the
Rev A. +. Claremont officiating, with
burial in the new cemetery. The bear
ers were: Edmund Rugg Of SPRING
field. Mass. T., J. Fredette Joseph
Charland, and Henry Lawrence of this
town'-Mr' and Mrs, Thomas Henley are
IN jericho, called there by sickness in
the family or their daughter, Mrs. Z. T.
Malohey'-George Clark of Burlington
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Clark-Mrs f. l.. Freeman and
Mrs. w. I. Tilley entertained the Louise
NJ Smiley Circle of Kings Daughters
at the formers home Wednesday Feb
ruary 5.-M. Murphy is visiting his
daughter, Mrs John Cunningham Of
Boston-N 5, Read is assisting his
rather In Essex Junction.-Miss Minnie
Cutler Is caring for Mrs w. w. Miller,
VINO has been i'll the past week.-Mr
ana Mrs II, w. Freeman were among
the Visittrs in Burlington Thursday
MISS Ardele LOOMS of Burlington Is
VISITING her grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John hlchardson.-Mrs. ii. S. Read Is
substituting In Mrs Simmond's grade.
MIS- simmons being i'll with diptheria.--
George Bressor and son have returned
from Lyden, Mass. where they were
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COLCHESTER

Miss Flossie Austin Of Essex Center
recently visited relatives in town. Her
brother. Herbert Severance, took her
home on Sunday.-A Valentine social
Will be given In the parish house FRI
day evening by the b. B. class Of the
Congregational Sunday school-William
II. Munson, Jr., who has recently re-
ceived his discharge from service, ar
rived at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Munson. Tuesday morn
ing.-At the Baptist Church Sunday
morning. the pastor, the Rev. sIrving
II. Gray. will speak on Some Incidentals
to the Ten Commandants."-A meeting
of the community home department will
be held next Sunday after Sunday school
at the Baptist Church
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BAKERSFIELD

Last Friday evening. Mrs Arthur G.
Wells entertained the class of 10, Brig.
ham Academy. in honor of her brother.
Eli Camp. who Is a member OF the class.
--Lix Bonorr. "A years of age. who died
Monday morning, was buried Tuesday
afternoon from his late home on I,ing
Hll.-Miss Mabel Giddings of Cambridge
is visiting at B. o. Tillotson's.-Nirst
Lieutenant Howard E. Camp of jackson,
Georgia. and Miss Floy Camp of North
Troy spent Sunday with their sister. Mrs.
Arthur c. Wells.-The Ice harvest has
begun-The annual meeting of the Con-
gregatonal Church will be held next
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the
church vestry.-Davd B. Cowan, who
was taken violently i'll last Sunday. nd
was thought to have the influenza 10
much imnrnved
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SHELBURNE

Mrs. Thomas Thompson and Mrs. James
Mindall will entertain together the Ever
Ready Circle of the Kings Daughters
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at Mrs.
sons home.-Mrs. Johanna Croft Read of
Burlington will give a talk on why
Believe in Woman's Suffrage" at 800 p.
m. on Thursday.-Mrs. Il. l.. Sanders and
daughter. Helen, left Wednesday for
visit with relatives in Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Sanders former nome.-Mr and
Mrs. Michael McGrath hoe ~"'"""o
from visiting relatives in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Fred Perry is SOW ; .,ri,. Va 4
from in1uenza.-La Braman was in
town over Sunday, calling on friends.-
Mrs. II. F. Saxton visited Mrs. Thomas
Mitchell Monday.-Mrs. w. S. Webb and
Captain and Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb were
at Shelburne Farms the week-end.-Miss
Mebel Palmer Is visiting her parents few
days.-Mrs. Milo Webster's father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Beales, are pass
ing some time with her Mr.. Beales is
i'll with gastric fever.-Judge Tracy and
Representative Thompson were home
over Sunday.-The Red Cross has received
an unusually large sewing allotment for
February. Every woman who Is willing
to help is urged to obtain work from one
of the following persons: Mrs. George
Taylor. Mrs. George Kinney Of Mrs
Charles Read. Work to be returned be-
fore February 25.-Eustace Thomas had
the misfortune to hurt his foot badly
working on the ice.-Walter Wells is in
Burlington caring for Mr. Osgood.-Wil-
liam Sheridan has sold his farm TO Mr..
LaLanne of Montreal. Mr.. Sheridan gives
possession March HAIRY Sheridan is to
work for Milo Webster this summer
George Taylor. Jr.. passed the weekend
with his parents.
The Ladies' Improvement sc>ety of
the Methodist Church serve supper
from $50 to eight o'clock Friday
evening. followed by community sing
ing. Everybody is cordially invited