The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-08
WTLLI4MSTOWN
Mrs. Otto Edson's Three Sons Returned
from France on Agamemnon.

Three sons Of Mrs. Otto Edison Of Will
Jamestown Wagner Clarence J.. Fuller,
Private Harold i. Fuller and Private
Fayette NJ. Fuller, all of East RoXbury,
who enlisted at Concord, n H., landed in
Boston yesterday on the Agamemnon,
with other members of the Goth division,
after many months Of service overseas.
Wagner Fuller was slightly injured on
Aug %, according to official word re-
eeiyed by his mother, but the nature
OF the injuries has not been learned. He
was with the l03d, while his two broth
ers were members of the headquarters
company. All three young men will Wis
it their mother in Willamstown as soon
as permission is granted Mrs. Edison
formerly was Mrs. Eta Fuller Of East
Roxbury. Wagner Fuller was mcor-
rectly listed in Saturdays casualty list
as being from Mortified
Don't miss the sugar social at the Con-
gregational parlors Wednesday evening
Sugar on snow, doughnuts, pickles, cof-
fee, from to $50 Music, war songs,
old and new, readings, games Admis-
sion, Zoe adv.
Mrs, Charles J Blanchard returned on
Saturday from visit 10 her son, Bunal
Cheney, Of DanvilIe.
The listers Of the town, Percy J. JEFF
fords. Ray Flint and Y. b. Slavery, be-
gan work on the list last week Women
wishing to vote are reminded that law
lately passed requires that they shall
take the freeman's oath and pay poll
tax and file written request with the
listers to set their poll in the grand list
Of the town. Copies of the law and
blanks for making the request are in the
hands of the listers, who will explain
the particulars If desired
Miss Doris Coyell is in town for va
cation of ten days from her studies at
Sargent school for physical culture in
Boston, She is at present the guest of
Miss Edna Waldo.
A very pleasant evening was spent in
Odd Fellows hall last Friday by mixed
company Of villagers, who met there at
the invitation of one Of the number Aft
err playing 800" for d while, refresh.
ment Of cocoa and sandwiches were
served, followed by q social hour and
singing Of familiar songs.
Miss Lena Thurber is with her sister,
Mrs. c. H, Gallup Of East Montpelier
who is quite sick,
w. b. Jones, who went to conference
at st. Adams last Saturday, and Revs.
John Robinson and William n Rob
erts. who went earlier in the week, re
turned to town yesterday
A. Richard Martin, who has had mea-
sizes since coming home from Brigham
academy, is now conyaiescent and Wayne
Farnham who is supposed to have tax
en- the disease from him, has been sick
since the middle of the week.
Schools throughout the town re-opcned
after a weeks vacation last Monday.
with the exception Of the village schools,
which did not open till today.
Miss Myrle Hutchinson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrsf Clyde Hop
kins, in Brooktieid, returned home yes
terday.
Mrs. L. D. Martin has returned from
Boston to the Gale farm, and her niece,
Miss Mona Mckee, has lately spent a
week with her as a vacation from teach
ing in South Ryegate.
Mrs. Laura l.. Ainsworth and Miss
Mary +. Waterman, who have been
spending the winter at Hotel Barre, re-
turned to their home in this village last
week.
Chauncey Lougee, a longtime citizen
Of this town, passed his s5th birthday at
his home on South Main street April 3,
lie was born in the neighboring town Of
Washington, on what is now route No.
2 from this Office, the present owner Of
the farm being Alex. Mcfarland He has
lived in Vermont al his life, in Wash
ington. Williamstown and Mortified, ex-
cept for year, in the state Of Wiscon-
in mhnn q Nnnnlr man