Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-09-14

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A study ia economy is preseut'd by
l.. +. Jones in his new advertisement or
the first page this week.
Miss Connie |. Marsh OF Norton com
mencrd an engagement Monday as stem
ographer for the law firm OF Dale, Amey
* Hunt.
Miss Blanche McCahe returned to Eei
home in Portland Friday morning, hay.
ing spent the past mouth here visiting
friends.
A regular meeting Of the ". K. C.
will be held Saturday evening, Septem-
Der -, and full attendance is desired
AS important business sto be considered.
Mrs Rob IIodsden and little daughter
arrived Saturday evening from keene,
n. H.. to remain month or more, stop
ping en- route at Portland, to visit her
mother, Mrs. Reilly.
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enjoyable afternoon at whist tuesday,
at the home of Mrs. Ernest l.. Greene,
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| freshmentS We're served.
The young people OF Christ Church
will rive "A lawn social at the residence
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The annual convention oil the Essex
County sunday School AaS"cl"tI"" VIII
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Mrs. Maria HnlImett W IdS' former
resident OF Island Iond, Iled at hen
home IN Manchester, \. H., FRIDAY Sep
TENDER {" following an Illness "i Three
weeks win acute ihdiseS'loh' ne ""dS
was "'o"s", "''e .o' ''''e' ''''' "''''''
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'e"Seo was 20 years Vi "s''
Fred CrevIer, for many long years
conductor on the local mail tram or-
tween Island fohd and Montreal ana
VINO retired nearly TWO years Since "a'
IN town Monday msht Ell route 10 For'
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from west hoA""'H' Mass" c""'e las
week u WISH he' '"'''e'' - ~ ''"''S'''
ahu olher lr'e'oS' an" win 'e"''''' S''
efai days MISS Elsie iiooS'i' WI" III
been here several WEEKS VIII l''oo""'.
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DE- ~ d. Mayo mas "ecl"e" ~ 'o'"'
mere, ana Will oPe" al ONCE next "e''
III the harI'e'' "loch' III '''e 'cn' 'e'e"''
vacated ny W. H. u jones' he DOC
tor Is graduate from BOSTON 'hlNeF
sity, school OF Medicine ana comes u
'''''''' '''u avn fo' =,
'"'" w. 'O'''e ~, ,'.''
-""'o 10 "''o
Stlilmah loriiSs Nau the WIsioIt"'
TO break an arm near the S'o"i"el I'll
day evening through iaIl'"S "S he W"
leaving MS mousse. lie ana NOT Ut III
time realize that the arm was broker
; and suffered great pam through tn
night. Saturday morning l'f. Norcfo'
reduced '''e fracture anu MI No'''"'
as co'"'o''"oie Us ooo'a oe eA'e''e"'
Rev. Z. ID. Lance's parents, Mr.. an
, Mrs. +. }, Lance, his brother, W.
: Lance, and sister, Mrs. r. Nj. Marsh, a
OF Cabot, were visitors at the parSoha-
= over Sunday. w. b Lance has a fin
/ tenor voice, and sang at the mems NEE
ing of the Y. NJ. {. A., also at the ever
ing service at the NJ. +. Church, aifordir
D much pleasure to all who heard him.
S The old bakery building has been O
| curied two weeks or more as motto
e store and on each article sold a certa'