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The Westford Wardsman, January 5, 1918

Center. The Amesbury place, at present occupied by Mr. and Mrs. David, has been sold. The new occupants, who are to come in the spring, are a family named Schofield, coming from Dracut, and who buy for a home.

[John] Edward Clement has recently become a benedict,