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

Is your dog licensed. You can save
dollar by attending 10 this before April !
Miss Reeve went to Ottawa. Can
Tuesday, for a few weeks visit wit,
relatives.
We are glad to see T.. J. Steele, EXPIRES,
agent, Once more on our streets after hi
long illness.
he semi monthly meeting Of Esse,
Lodge. !. o. o. r., is TO be- held mi;
Thursday evening.
All schools ia the high school buildips
close the winter term this week for a
vacation of two weeks.
Charlie Flaherty Of Whitehead Nh
made brlef visit to his home her,
FRIDAY. returning saturday.
Miss Evelyn kimsall has gone to
ahlgoon, Ont, to spend several months
with her sister Leila, Mrs. Green.
Miss Edna Ladd has sufficient,
recovered from serious attack o,
appendicitis that she has been able to
ride out.
Frank c. Mosher. recently appointed
deputy collector aud inspector of ems
toms, has been assigned TO dutv AT the
port OF Island Pond
The Rev. {. ID. Lance will be tn.
speaker at Island Pond Memorial day.
Guess the veterans and their friends will
get a stirring address.
W. II. kaue's barber shop has been
greatly improved 10y the addition of q
hardwood floor and sheathing. The
shop has also been newly papered.
Frank Durham moved to Lyndon.
vile last week, where he has a position
in the b. aud VI. machine shops, His
family will remain here for the present.
Miss Elizabeth Jones, teacher OF the
Grammar school at Barton Landing.
completed the winter term last week.
returning to her home at Island Pond
Saturday.
The board of listers elected at the
annual town meeting was incorrectly
given in last weeks HERALD. The
listers elected are +. f. Davis, |. l.. Cobb
aud j. ). Sweeney.
Miss E'angeline Giboin has been in
Montreal, to see Mr.. Doussault, professor
OF music, aud organist of Notre Dame
cathedral, and will go there twice
week for lessons Miss Bertha is also
there visiting relatives.
Wright Danforth of Brooklyn il
spending few days here hiring me.
and buying horses for his coming
summers work. He reports Mrs. Dan
forth, who has been seriously i'll with
typhoid fever, as much better and now
able TO sit up.
Miss !Alexina Payeur leaves town
Friday for Westtield, Mass, to take the
position formerly occupied by her sister
Lunida, saleswoman in the large dry
goods house OF ID. VI. l.amatie & Co.
Her many friends wish her all possible
success aud happiness in her new home
4 party Of young people gave Gerald
inc Ward Quimhy surprise at her home,
SATURDAY. evening last, it being her 18th
birthday anniversary. Whist and finch
formed the entertainment, after which
a lunch of sandwiches. cake and coffee
Was served. 1t was an occasion OF great
enjoyment to all.
1t is a great pleasure to report that
Hazen Taylor, who has been critically
i'll for almost three months, Is no"
convalescing. Hazen has had hard
time with blood poison, nephritis,
typhoid fever, aud sores gather, break
and discharges at both ears, aud for a
time he was not expected to survive.
Hazel Stevens observed her twelfth
birthday anniversary Saturday by enter
tanning quite number OF her young
friends in the afternoon. They madr
merry with games. and later enjoyed thu
,cs cream. cake, sandwiches, aud cohiec'
tiopery that was provided for their
Measure. 1t was happy day for al
present.,
The three wears old daughter Of
Mr. aud Mrs. James Stevens. who waH
~ horribly burned February Il through
ber clothes catching fire, is making
GOOD progress toward recovery, although
.till IN a pitiful condition. Notwith
standing this little girl was so terribly
burned from head to foot, 1t Is no"
hoped she will recover without leaving
scar.
The 4resident of the Business Me"'' :
Association. l.. Is. Jones. has appointed