Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-09-05

1 '>S SeuhAe Mufph! OF Portland Is
here visiting her parents.
IL. +. Titus, on duty at Quebec in the
customs service, was in town a part Of
this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Steady OF Berlin,
y. H., are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Steady.
The shirt factory resumes full time
TINS week, which means no more Satur-
day half holidays.
Mrs. [. b. Hodsden and her daughter
Miss Gertrude, and Mrs. +. X. Hodsden
went TO Boston Sunday to be absent
week or more, the guests of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Charles Cane.
Frank Lynch, wife and little son came
up from Lyndonville Saturday. Frank
returned home Monday, but Mrs Lynch
and son will remain few days the
guest of her father, Capt. Randall.
Mrs. W. f. Jordan and son from Bos-
ton are here, the guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. George f. Adams.
Mrs. Coles of Montreal was also the
guest Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Adams.
A. A. Pomeroy spent Sunday with his
wife and children at Coaticook, Que.
Mrs. Pomeroy is making good progress
toward complete recovery, which is
pleasing intelligence to all her friends.
Misses LeBourveau and Yost, who
have been spending their vacation here,
left for their homes this Thursday morn
ing. The former is teacher at Mont
clair, n. j., the latter at Hartford, Conn.
Helen Ladd very pleasantly en-
tertained twelve of her little friends at
her home on Pleasant street last Tues
day afternoon. Ice cream, cake aud
candy were served and the little ones
in attendance thoroughly enjoyed the
occasion.
The Roman Catholic cemetery is un-
dergoing thorough renovation. The
stones are being rspolished, the graves
trimmed, the walks put in good shape,
and new fence added so that the gen
eral appearance of this cemetery is
greatly improved.
Rev. Thos. Hall returned from his
four weeks vacation last Saturday and
occupied his pulpit Sunday. His wife
and children returned the same day
from the camp at Seymour Lake, bring
ing with them some handsome specimens
of lunge, one of which graced the editors
table Sunday.
l.. O'Regan offers for sale by public
auction Friday September ) his house
hold effects, including chamber sets, ex-
tension table, dining chairs, Morris
chair, couch, 3 art squares, organ, desk,
bedding, stoves, etc. Sale commences
at O'Clock P. NJ, at the freight shed
opposite the bank, and the terms are
cash.
The Guy Brothers will occupy the
opera house next Tuesday evening. 4
programme containing many bright,new
and interesting features is promised,
aud as these Brothers have won just
recognition in the past for their refined
entertainments there is no doubt that the
performance Tuesday will rank high,
and be we'll worthy Of patronage. Re
served seats can be had at Thurston's
drug store.
The Colonial Moving Picture Com
pany which appears at the opera house
next Monday evening presents really
high class entertainment. 1t has been
much praised by the press and is said to
carry out just what is advertised. The
moving pictures are not only produced
in the very best manner possible, but
they are accompanied by the appropriate
sounds to make them real. Some of the
pictures will be exceedingly humorous
and others, like the eruption of Mount
pelee, grand beyond description. The
whole entertainment will be one to de
light people of all ages and classes. No
one will have better opportunity to
witness in its perfection this great mod
ern wonder, moving pictures.