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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
ONE OHIO TOWN MADE
35.4 PER CENT INCREASE
Population Figures Announced for
Cities in Three states by Census
Department..
[Dy Associated ITcss.]

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S-Popula1ion
statistics for 1890 announced by the
Census Bureau today included:
Lima. Ohio, 4l,306, an Increase or
l0.T9S oI 35.4 per cent over 1910.
IIRzleton. Pa, 81 PSI. an incroaso OF
S.sl5 or 26.S per cent.
Paducah. KY. 24.735. an increase Of
1876 or ST. per cent.
issue OF statistics OF tho fourteenth
census the enumeration OF which be-
gan January .. Washington and DIN
rinnati were the first cities TO COM
pletc tho work, their population hay-
ing bsen announced week ago.
OF the cities announced today Halle
thirteenth census with an increase OF
1879 per cent from 1900 to 1910: Lima's
increase WIS 40.& per cent, and Padu-
cabs 40 per cent.
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today. IA committee member" lio said,
'took exception to al appropriat ion
for powder and channels skins recently.
Ho insinuated 1t was made In order
Department might powder THOR noses.
Thy renl reason for tho powder wns to
XIII eoeETSa .s.G, ard otnsr bugs"
two shortage OF fuel for oil-burning
naval craft prompted Secretary Danio,s
to, issue a call today for n sontcrence
,nerce and IDterlor Departments, noxt
week to discuss the situation.
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Freueh Force. R.trr,+.

LONDON. Feb. 2S.--An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Cairo an
nounces that Turks and Arabs have
occupied AleSandretta, in Southeast
crn Asia Minor. This it is believed,
may Indicate the French forces in this
region are steadily retreating before
enemy concentrations on the Aintab-
Mnrash line.
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the "uawrittcn law" and solf-defense.
kellams testified during the trial on
behalf q! his wife, with whom he has
become rccOnCilod.
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NOT ONE ENTRY REPORTED
DimcSity In Securing Scnptnuen Hats
Transpnclhc Flight Ar
rQ0RementN.

NEW YORK Feb. 2s.-Contest Of.
hciuls Of tho Aero Club Of America ls-
suod today a "lust call" for entries
Tor tho $4,000 prize offered by Thomas
= 1ncc for the first TranspaciGc mir
flight. TO date not Il single entry has
been received. II was stated. owing to
inability Of would.bo contestants TO
obtain suitable scaplanes. Tho time
limit tor entries expires on March !.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18

mep and expects to have seven during
height Of the season. Mrs Whitmor4
very ill.-Miss Florence Day. who
been very i'll. is able to be JPN
Florence Buxton, who has been serio,|
Ill with grip and heart trouble. is ablt|
sit up n few minutes each day.-Mrs. !
n. Styglos is not es well and is con6I
to her beg again.-Mrs. Warren wa
ruff, who has been confined to her
for several weeks, is able TO sit up.-M
Charlotte Sinclair has been called I'D
from her work in Burlington to help q
for her mother, who is i'll. Miss Beu,
Witherbee, who has been spending seq
al weeks with her grandmother, Mrs.
w. Smith. has returned to her home|
New York city.-Miss Hill, who has SD
the winter in Essex Junction, has retul
ed home.-Mrs. Goodale, who has b
visiting at the home of Mr.. and n
Bates. has returned to her homeI
Williston.-Mrs. II. w. Wear and N
Bessie Martin returned to Ogunquit.
Monday.-Mrs. +. f.. Bowden has
turned TO Swampscott, Mass, and N
II. c. North and Mrs. L. c. Gerke|
Maiden. Mass, and Mrs. Eliza Perry
St Adams after attending the funeral
| their SISTER. Miss Jennie MARTINI
and Mrs. Jackson of Cambridge Vi
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.,
Mrs. Ralph Stygles.-William Cady wa
recent visitor at Essex Junction at
homo Of Mrs. @. NJ. Peck and @.
Cady-Mrs. Hill has gone to Under
to be with Mrs. Abbott for few week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcclure, who h|
been i'll, are better.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18
BRISTOL

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meilleur of San
Juan Bantista. Calf. are visiting in Bris-
tol and vicinity.-The regular meeting of
Onawa Rebekah Lodge was held in Odd
Fellows hall Tuesday night.-School
closes Friday for two weeks vacation
Miss Fern Shattuck has resigned as Red
Cross nurse.-The high school boys bas-
ketball won a game from Proctor Friday
night at that village. and the girls team
lost a game to the Brandon high school
the same night at Brandon.
The birthday anniversary of the or
ganization of the Women's Missionary
society will he observed Sunday at the
Federated Church A special program has
been arranged and seats in the body of tho
church will be reserved for Auxiliary, the
Standard Bearers. Kings Herald's and
little Light Bearers Every member of
these organizations is urged to he pres
emit The thank offering will he received
at this time.-Miss Gertrude Shepard has
been called to her home in Monkton by
has bought f. A. Fitzsmonds place on
Fitch avenue and takes possession soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Monroe who has
been spending the winter in Montpelier
with their daughter Miss Josephine, have
returned.-E. b. Guindon went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital Monday for treat
ment.-Miss Sarah NJ. Allen who has
been spending the winter at the Bristol
House. has gone to Boston.-Mrs. L. c.
Babcock is visiting her daughter in
Bridport f. r. Guindon went to
burlington Wednesday,
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Caledonia County
HARDWICK

At an enthusiastic meeting OF relatives
Of ex-service men. held in the Meader
block Tuesday evening. temporary
organization was perfected for the pur-
pose of forming a post in Ha-dwick of
the Women's Auxiliary of the American
Legion. The meeting was called to order
by Sumner e. Darling. jr., commander of
Hardwick Post No 81. who explained the
reasons for forming the auxiliary and the
principles which il would seek to main
tain. An application for the issuance of
charter for the formation OF an
auxiliary unit to be attached to Hardwicls
Post was signed by the reQuisite number
and as the charter arrives campaign
Will be launched to secure every available
member possible. As the membership of
IIardwick Post is 76 with the prospect that
it will be largely increased during the
year, It is hoped tina; ne Women's
Auxiliary will be able 10 "nroll in Hard
wick and vicinity at least two hundred
members The following officers were
elected: Acting president, Lucille NJ.
Townsend acting secretary. Kate r..
Jennings; membership committee. Marcy
y. Carey. Annie +. Dale Beatrice utton.
Marion e. Carey and Anna Lyons.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18
ADDISON

Miss Carrie Willmarth. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Fred Wilmarth, was operated
on for appendicitis last week al the Mary
Fletcher hospital She is doing well. Her
sister Jessie Ilodgson. is with her
Grandview Grange will hold a meeting
Friday evening after two months of
being closcd.-Church services began Sun
day. No services have been held for some
time.-Mr. Lyons of St. Johnsbury was
at Cary Marshal's last week and pur-
chased a colt.-Word has been received
Of the death of Alice Smith Blanchard
of Monkton. She formerly lived in Addi-
son.-Archie Clark has gone to Rochester
to work for Mr. Eaton during the sugar
season.-Forest Southland died Friday at
his home in Randolph from the effects of
a shock. He was born in Addison and was
a brother of Ernest Southland of this
town. He was Il years of age.-Elroy
Torrey has gone to Randolph to attend
the funeral of his uncle, Forest Southland.
Helena Palmer is teaching school at
Addison Corners
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STARKSBORO

Mrs. Kate Ferguson has gone to South
Royalton to visit her daughter. Mrs NJ
II. Fowler.-A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Merrill the 5th.-Mrs. Bertha
Smith has a fine report TO give from a
pen of 81 Rhode Island Red hens for the
month of February. During this month
she received 527 eggs.-Anson Eddy is
visiting his uncle in Shelburnc for a few
days.-Notice has been received by George
Clifford that he has been awarded the
contract for the Star route from here TO
Bristol and is to begin driving same
Monday, March 2o.-.Tames Thompson has
gone to Huntington to assist his son-in-
law, Fred Wells. during sugaring. -
James Thompson. Jr.. has moved his
family to G. II. Thompson's tenement and
will work for Mr. Thompson the coming
season.--James Stokes has moved into
the Gotta house in States Prison Hollow.
Fred Gotta has moved on to =. r Brown 3
farm which he has taken on shares.--F.
Is Ferguson took the examination for
postmaster at Vergennes Saturday. March
13-Mrs. A. n. Palmer is In Lincoln. car
ling for Frank Moody's family.-Buel
Maxfield was at home from Gordon Bible
College Boston a few days last week.
Peter John representing a firm in Bos-
ton was in town the last of the week look :
ing after Romanello's Chcese.-A. r.
Clifford was in Boston last week.-Mrs..
A. T.. Clifford is recovering from an at
tack of lumbago.-The Christian Culture
club held n sociablc with Miss Jane
Bickford Thursday, dinner being serv-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18
JERICHO CENTER

f. G. Pease lost n valuable COW re-
Gently the regular session of Mans
field Grange, No. AL. held Tuesday eve
ming an open meeting was held and
surprise party given Mrs. Frank Stiles
in honor of her birthday. Refreshments
were served.-Mr. and Mrs T.. T. Ma
loney went to Burlington Thursday to at
tend the teachers convention. Miss kath-
crime Dewey was III and unable to at
tend-Mlss F'reda Wilder who has been
in Proctor for nine weeks for treatment
for infantile paralysis, returned Friday.
She Is still una BILE to walk alone.-Schools
in the grades closed Friday. Miss Bolger
gave a party in the high school room and
served refreshments and Miss Barrett
gave her pupils straw ride and visited
the school on Lee River-Miss Leona Cook
is visiting her sister in Burlington for a
few days-The Social Service club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs L. B.
Jordan. Topic, "Americanization"; roll
call; quotations from Washington: mu-
sic, patriotic current events; business
reading from Lincoln. Miss Bolger. The
program is in charge of Mrs. Jordan.-E.
r. Maloney returned from Burlington
Monday. Mrs. Maoney went TO Richmond
TO visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanley.
Miss Irene Bolger is spending a few
days in tnderhill. mabel and Jlene Hunt
are visiting their brother. Rolla. in Tn
derhil. during vacaton.-School will be-
gin March %
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JERICHO

Miss Jennie Martin. who had been seri-
ously i'll at the Fanny Allen hospital for
several weeks. passed away Thursday
morning at six O'Clock.
The funeral Of Miss Jennie Martin was
held at her late home Saturday afternoon
at 80. The Rev. j. T. Buzzell oficiated.
Tho flowers were from the immediate
family and n set piece from the Pyth'an
Lodge No n of Swampscott, Mass, of
which she was n member. She is sur
Vived by seven sisters and two brothers
all Of whom were present except Mrs.
Reulah (NIartin) Patten and V. p. Mar
tin, who were unable to attend. The
bearers were r. Geunen. Eddie Martin,
William Jackson and Max Buzzell.
Those from out of town were Mrs. Sarah
Whitcomb and daughter, Doris. Mrs.
George Grossman, Miss d. Billings and
NJ. Gayan from St. Albans.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Styles
March A.-Irene Machia is quite i'll with
influenza at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Blaisdell-Mrs. Chase of Under
hill is caring for Mrs. Ralph Styles and
infant daughter Mrs. Arthur Packard is
visiting friends and relatives In Rich
mond for a few days Mrs. b. s. Booth
and daughter, Ida, are keeping house dur
ing her absence-Mrs. c. N. Styles, who
has been spending few days with Or.
and Mrs Andrews at Underhll. returned
Saturday-Mrs. NJ G. Mason and son,
Clarence, who have been quite i'll with
the prevailing distemper, are able to be
out.-Nrrs. Warren Day and small son.
who have been spending several days
with Or. and Mrs. Henry Ladd in Bur-
lington, returned home Saturday.-Earl
Styglss has completed his work in Bur-
lington and is at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. n. Stygles.-Miss Bertha
Schllhammer, who has been teaching in
Westford, Is at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schillhammer. for
the spring vacation.-Miss Irene Carroll
Of Burlington was recent visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Adrian
Mrs. Samuel Walker, Mrs. Mary Finn,
Mrs Lillian Schillhammer and daughter,
Elinor, were business visitors In Bur-
lington Monday.-Edythe NJ, Perry, who
teaches in Undersill. is at the home of Lo-
ROMEO Rice, for the spring vacation.-Carl
d. Densmore of Burlington has opened a
granite shop here with force Of four
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18
CORNWALL

william Bullard is suffering from a
severe attack of heumatism.--Moy
Benson, daughter of Mr.. and MRS. Ed
ward Swinton, was operated on Tor APP
pendici at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai Thursday morpIng.-Mrs. Robert
Mundy is i'll with grip.
The homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie x.
Foote was the scene of a quiet and
pretty home wedding, on Wednesday
March 10 when Mrs. Foote's sister Mrs.
Ruth Foote Billings. only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boote. was united
In marriage to Ward Tasgart Benedict,
eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Bcnedict of this town. The Rev. c. II.
Hamlin OBLIGATED, the single ring serv-
Ice being used. They we're unattended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict have host of
friends who wish them well and will
no glad to learn that they are to re-
main In town.
Mrs. Louise Dean DeLong. wife Of the
late William DeLong. died March 16 at
the homo of her son. Frank l.. DeLong,
with whom sho had lived for several
years. Mrs DeLong was born In Corn
wall, January l. 1s41. daughter of the late
Franklin H., and lamar Field Dean and
was married to Mr.. DeLong July 10, 1861.
She Is survived by two children, Mrs.
Harriet Pastlne OF Suffleld. Conn, Frank
L. DeLong Of this town. five grandch~-
dren and one sister. Mrs. Carrie t1adley
Of Missouri. Mrs. DeLong was Il member
of the Baptist Church and of the local
d. a. r. chapter The funeral Will be
held to-day at two o'clock Mt her late
home The Rev c. r. Hamlin will Of
flciate. Intermcnt will be in the family
lot in Evergreen cemetery Mrs. DeLong
was n most estimablc woman and de-
voted mother. a kind neighbor and had
many friends who will miss her.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Curtis have returned to town
and opened their home which has been
closed since January II, when Mr.. Curtis
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
where he underwent n serious but sue
cessful Operation.-Miss Muriel Piper
teacher of school number 3, is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where she was
operated on for appendicitis Tuesday
Winfield Foote. who is a student at the
Rutland Business College, is at his
fathers i'll with the lnumps
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CHARLOTTE

Joseph Bora. 'lr.. who has been serit
" i'll with pneumonia. is convalescin
Guy Williams has moved into ]
Lewis tenement and will work for
the coming season.-Keith Byington
Russell Williams Of Troy Confere
Academy. who have been spending
vacation at their homes here. returned
school Monday.-The selectmen have
pointed for road commissioners. All
Ball. in the eastern part of the town
James Murphy for the western part.-N
Fred Booth and daughters Of Ferrish
are visiting Miss Flora Williams.-G
]. r. Ramsey has returned from visi
friends in New York and Boston,
influenza patients are improving an,
is hoped the worse is over.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18
SOUTH STARKSRORO

Mrs. Ralph Elliott, who las been car
ing for her sister. Mrs. Robert Young
who was i'll. has returned to her home
in Middlebury Mrs. Young il much inn
proved in health.-Schools have closed for
vacation of three weeks.-TIanson
Larose has moved his family here from
Huntington Center.-Mrs. Hamburger. who
lives with her daughter. Mrs. Curtis
Orvis, is quite ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hurlburt and little daughter OF Monktor
were guests last week of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. David Follansbee.-Fred
Wright of Burlington and Mr.. Coursey
of Bristol are working for Robert Young
Philip Hallock Mr.. Clark and Cullen
Swain are working for George Elliott.
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WILLISTON

The funeral of Mrs. Alison Bradley of
Williston was held at her late home
March 10 The Rev. H. g. Banks Official
ed and ]. Cook Of Hinesburg sang two
selections. The bearers were James Cor
man, Bert St. Amour. Gtolop Hann,
Maurice Sullivan. George Irish and
Patrick Sullivan Alice (Prentiss) Bradley
was born in Milton in 1863. She married
Alison Bradley of Williston and spent
her married life in the Bradley home
stead in that town. She leaves besides a
husband. a son, Henry, of Worcester.
Mass. four daughters, Mrs. Walter Cas-
sidy of Burlington, Mrs. Arthur SIENNA.
Bernice and Doris of Willston. and sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Swan. Of Milton AT the
time of her death. Henry was in the
Worcester hospital recovering from an
operation and 1t was not thought best to
acauaint him with the fact of his mothers
death. Mrs. Bradley was a woman loved
by all who knew her. a mother not only
TO her own children but many from the
circle of her friends looked to her for
motherly counsel and help, In her home
was found true hospitality, cheer and
comfort. The death of two sons. Elon and
Seth. just as they came to young man.
hood was sore trial but could not
embitter her sweet spirit. Patient, re-
sourceful. untirinR. she looked we'll to the
ways of her household and her husband
and children feel themselves bereft in
deed. The sympathy of all is extended
to the family.
Miss Slapp. teacher in the high school,
who has been i'll the last week and a half,
was able to go 10 her home few DAYS
ago 1t is not certain whether the schools
will be opened Monday or not as there is
: sS.I,,
Bryant was at home over the weekend
On account of bad weather he was un-
able to come sooner. having been away
| three weeks. He Ia n spinner in the
wooden mills in Winooski. MAX Lash
way has bought the place, known as the
Albert James place, for hts son, Henry,
and they have moved in.-Homer Prior
and his three children have been III with
tho grip. They are getting hetter-There
are four families i'm the village whose
, children have whooping cough.-Eugene
! Hanson has been i'll the last two weeks
| He is clerk for G. y. Warren Tho de-
livery team Is thing OF the past at
present
special adjourned meeting of the
| quarterly conference will he held in the
| church primary room to-day at GAS D.
M, following n short devotional meeting
which VIII take the place Of the usual
! mid-week service. Everyone will he
welcomed to this meeting .-The Boy
scouts Will meet in their room Saturday
evening OF this week.--After two weeks
of Sunday services abandoned on account
| of storms 1t is expected that services will
he held as usual In the Community
Church on March p at II a. m, with wor.
| ship In keeping with the Inter- Church
| program. Bring one is the days slogan.
| Come alone II need be, but invite some
other to come also, The postponed mis-
sonary service will occupy the opening
of the church school session. Evening
| service at ,7So o'clock with short address
| by the pastor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18
HUNTINGTON CENTER

Harrison La Rose, has moved on to
his fathers farm in South Starksboro.
Miss Florence Brewster has return
ed to Burlington after a weeks visit
with her grandmother, Mrs. Ella
RECONSIDERATION Swinyer was in Bos-
ton the last of the week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kimball are visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Rus
sell, in Starksboro.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Fielder has gone to housck eep-
ing in Hobart Norton's tenement house.
Andrew Liberty visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs Clarence Swinyer, in Roches-
ter, Sunday.
II. J. Ellis went to Brattleboro the last
of the week to attend the funeral of his
nephew.-Mrs. Rufus Atkinson and
children of Morrisville are visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Ring Mr..
and Mrs. W. c. Holcomb of Isle La
Motto are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Fay Smali-Miss Estella Russell is Wis
ting her sister Mrs. Ila Lewis in North
Duxbury.
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Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

Mrs Emma Elmire Smith. aged
died at the st. Adams hospital
day morning at two o'clock Of pneumoi
She is survived by her father. Isaac r
ger. of St. Johns and seven broth,
William of Brigham. Que. Joseph Of
Johns. Charles of Saskatchewan.
Edmund Edward. Arthur and Leo NJ I
city.
News has been received of the hi
of a son to Mr. and Mrs. @ w. Hach
of Springfield. Mass. Mrs Hackett '
formerly Miss Florence Charland OF I
city.
About 40 people from the adult 81
classes Of the Methodist Episcopal Chu
gave Mr. and Mrs. r. D. Stanhope
the Newton road n party Friday even
in honor of their h0th wedding ami,
sary. Mrs, Stanhope for many years
been an active worker in the Sun,
school and at present Is a teacher
Stanhope Is n regular attendant of
mems class. The entertainment was
tho form of a class with Mrs. Stanh
as leader. Refreshments were served
ter which the Rev u. G. Guest presen
tho couple with a purse of gold.
The American House dining room. wh
has been under the proprietorship of
VI. Larry for some time, was closed s
day after dinner was served Irving
Wry has leased the hotel and will Il
possession May l.
The funeral of Mrs. James Luke, v
died Thursday at her home in Somervi
Mass, was held at st. Luke's Chu
sunday afternoon at four O'Clock.
Rev r. Il. Armstrong, rector. offic
ing. The bearers were Alexander McC
nell. II. Il. Farr. A. A. Parmelee
Edward Richardson. The members of
r. of l.. f. and G.. I. A. to the y. of L.
attended in body The body was pia
body arrived in this city Saturday e
ming Besides her husband. the decea
is survived by three sons, Ernest, Els
and Arthur and one daughter, Mrs \
Nudd. Mrs. Luke was a former resid
of this city. Among those from out
town. who accompanied the body h
were Mr., Luke, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Lu
Mrs. Nudd and daughter. Helen.
The body of Mrs. Emma Lauzon Phi
who died at her home In East FART
Friday night was brought TO the unt
taking rooms of w A. McLennan $
day morning and later taken on u
No. l to Casselman, Ont. for burial
sides her husband. the deceased is &
vived by four small children,
A son was born Saturday TO Mr..
| Mrs. Frank II. HAWKING
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18
Chittenden County
ESSEX JUNCTION

Henry G Anterior, aged 81, died shortly
after noon Sunday at the Fanny Allen
hospital, where he had been taken Satur-
day suffering from pneumonia following
the hu. Besides his wife, he is survived
by four children, ranging In ages from
nve to II years; one sister, Mrs Lizzie
shattuck OF Richmond and pro'her'
John Atherton, of Mortified. The re-
mains We're brought to the undertaking
parlors of A. ID. Douglas ana later
taken to Essex Center. where the funeral
services were held at the Federated
thurch at one o'clock TUESDAY, MT
Anterior was born in this town ana was
the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs Bonnelu
A'herton. The greater part OF MS NE
ne passed In Westford and was Tor some
time road commissioner in that to"h'
removing TO the Ira Mnlverhill farm OH
the Colchester pond road last summer
Henry Atherton, who resided on the