Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-16

, MISS Fila ChadSiek vas home froi
Littleton' y. H., over SUNDAY.
Mrs \. :. MeAllister is visiting h.
mother aud brother al Rouses Point
NY.
Geraldine Quimby has been eonfne
; to the house for three Se-ks by illness
but is better now.
The Ladies Literary Club will NEE
nest Thursday afternoon, the 22i inst
With Mrs. IL. F.. Randall.
81 $4,000 Gold Bonds. offered at
very attractive price, by II. 4. Powell
Co. IN this weeks HERALD.
Alton Emery, clerk at the Gran,
Trunk station, Mechanic Falls. spen
Sunday here with his parents.
+. l.. Allen has purchased +. II
Curriers' milk business. and make
announcement thereof on the sacon,
page.
Erastns Buck Post is now pleasant,
located in the Pythian block, having
rented hal! from Oswegotchie Lodge
X. OF i.
Miss Mary Ann Lee, teacher al
Gorham' closed her school lsst week and
is at her home here for two weeks
vacation.
At the stated communication of Island
Pond Lodge, F. & \. NJ, held Monday
evening. two candidate, received the
Fellow Craft degree.
Frank Russell has purchased the
barber fixtures and large mirror formerly
in Use in the Lskeyiew, and has now a
nicely fitted and arranged shop.
ID. !. Bean. assistant secretary at the
I. NJ. c. A., left town last Thursday on
visit 10 several places in Vermont. to
ne absent ten days. J. Eustace Guest
is filling the position.
Favorable reports continue Ia he
received from Miss Mitchell, who has
been dangerously i'll with typhoid fever
tor several weeks at her home in
Drummondvillc, Que, aud from which
her recovery vas considered improbable
The ladies of the NJ. T.. Church will
hold their annual sale of aprons and
fancy articlss in tne vestry OF the church
next "Wednesday afternoon. March 2l
Home made candy 4 specially. Baked
bean supper will BIZ served from } to :.
for Is cents.
Mrs. Ida Moye Hostord. from Glare
mont, y. H., is spending this week
with her parents, Geo. Moye aud wife
| At the close OF her visit she will go To
East Haven, aud spend the spriug aud
summer on the farm with her husband
and his parents.
0. :. Eaton has completed the Course
in Electrical Engineering in the Ameri.
can School of Correspondence, Chicago,
his average grade throughout the course
being more than 500. MIR. Eaton is to
he congratulated upon his successful
completion of this difficult work, and
especially as he has continued his work
while pursuing his studies. We wish TO
extend our congratulations 10 him, as
We appreciate the perseverance necessary
| 10 finish course in this branch.
From receht personal communica.
ton from Mrs. Alice WilIoughhy we
learn that she and her husband are still
enioying Santa Barbara's charms. We
quote portion: "Since the rains 1t Is
like Nay. The new grass is that bright,
springiike green, aud the trees, which
shed their leaves, are now putting forth
new ones. The rainy season has not
been the downpour We expected, not
much different from May and June in
Vermont, rainy day or two and then
several pleasant ones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson, the latter we'll known in Island
| Pond, daughter Of VIM. Blackden.
| called on us last week on their way from
Pasadena. north, to San Francisco, Port
land. Tacoma, Seattle, and back east nv
4 northern route expecting to reach
home about April |. They have spent
six weeks at Pasadena with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Woodman, whom you
know. john is TO have a vacation next
week aud we are looking forward. to
.,,av ali the week." Two pictures
we're enclosed in the letter one showing
John and Alice sitting on the edge OF
Stone Fountain, Old Mission in the
background, the other showing OAK
Park car No. l6, at Oak Park, Cottage
Hosni,a in the background, conductor
John Willoughhy Interested friends
IAN see these pictures at the HERALD
office.
Y. M, c. A. NOTES.