Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-08-04

the guest OF Miss Ada ST. Pierre.
Blanchette's tailor shop will be re-
opened the beginning of next week.
Miss Clara Aldrich, trained nurse
from Rutland, is. the guest of her aun.,
Mrs. Warner.
Mrs. b. j. McKenuey has as guests
this week Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey from
Portland, Me.
Mrs. Thomas Mason has returned
from pleasant visit in Massachusetts
and New Hampshire.
Mrs. Orrie Thomas of Germantowu.
Phil, former resident of this town, is
visiting relatives here.
j. IL. Pilkington from Lawrence,
Mass, is spending this week with his
sister, Mrs. Arthur Chaifee.
Mrs Cora Randall Lynch and little
son, from Lyndonville, are visiting at
the home of her father, Capt. Randall.
Stern Brothers have received another
consignment of rugs, the first consign-
ment having been insufficient to supply
the demand
Thomas Henderson of Portland, the
noted singer who assisted at the Chap
man concert here few weeks ago, is "a
visitor here, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeve.
John NJ. Bartlett of Minneapolis is
here renewing old acquamtanceship,and
looking over the many improvements
made since his last visit, with which he
is well pleased. He is accompanied 10y
his granddaughter from Stanley, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Giboin are enter
tanning the atter's sister, Madame A.
Couillard, also her cousins, Madame
Honorable G.. Duhame and family of
Montreal. They are spending this
month at Seymour Lake, occupying Mr..
Gilman's cottage.
W. p. Stevens of Everett, Mass, for
merly in business here, a member of the
HERALD staff in the eighties, arrived in
town Tuesday, to spend his annual yaca-
ton. His wife and children have been
here several days, visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Foss.
Mrs. Frank Paquette underwent an
operation at Portland last week for the
removal of a tumor, and her many friends
will be pleased to learn that it was most
successful, and that she is making good
progress towards recovery, expecting to
return home the latter part of this
month. Her husband went to see her
last Sunday.
Examinations for teachers certificates
will be held by Mrs. Aida +. Euright,
the county examiner, at Island Pond
next Tuesday and Wednesday, August
and 8. Candidates who are unknown
to the examiner must present certificates
of good moral character and ability to
govern. Examinations for admission to
the normal schools may also be taken
at this time.
Miss Annie and Mr.. Archibald Blu
chanan of Mansfield, Conn, have been
the guests several days of their aunts,
Mrs. Sarah Bartlett and Mrs. l.. F.
Jones. During their stay they have
spent much of their time on the lake,
and have expressed themselves as de-
lighted with the surrounding scenery.
The young lady has travelled extensively
and finds natures charms hereabouts
equaling anything she has seen else,
where.
II. w. Blake underwent an operation
for hernia at his home last week Thurs
day. The operation was most success,
fully performed by DR.. f. F. Smith of
Bradford, assisted by Drs. Sargent and
Trenhome, and the patient is very COM
Portable. Miss Marion Abbott gradu,
ate of the Mary Hitchcock hospital of
Hanover, n. H., is in attendance. While
restricted to his home by illness, his
law office will be kept open as usual,aud
ordinary business transacted.
Hon. f. 3. Flint, d. c. L., chief clerk
of the House of Commons, Ottawa, Ell
route from Boston to Ottawa, stopped
t over in our town last Thursday night
| to visit his former townsman, John
{ Guest. DR.. Flint was charmed with the
scenery of Island Pond, and compli
2 mented very highly the enterprise o
= our merchants and the Grand Trunl
Railway in the credtable appearance o
i. the buildings on our principal streets
AS the House of Commons prorogue'
only last week, (after sitting since thu
first week in January0 DIR. Flint tel
= benefited by passing even one night il
our climate. He resumed his journe,
L. Friday morning at 7.45.
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