Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-08

i'sH'ios ddreriise,i Letters.
o. ~ Carpenter. Postmaster.
WHAT Social.
When Tuesday evening, Feb. Il.
Where : Mrs. NJ. ]. Halls.
Mrs. John T.. Tracy of Lancaster, y.
H., visited oldtime neighhors aud friends
here Tuesday.
NJ l.. Dyer has moved to Steep Falls
Me, to take up his residence with his
mother on the home farm.
Miss Lennie NJ. Danforth is in Grove
ton, y. H., visiting her aunt Mrs Bick-
ford, to remain a week or ten days.
The W. r. {. will hold their regular
semi-mon,hly meeting in Grand Army
hall Saturday afternoon of this week
Miss Bazinet, dressmaker, has returned
to Island Pond from visit to relatives.
aud has rented rooms in the Lakeyiew.
Miss Ethel Smith, Who has been visit
ing her sister at West Burke for some
time past, has returned to her home
here.
Mrs. Ed. Spiller, who has been great
sufferer with neuralgia in one arm, and
unable to do her work Tor several DAYS.
is much better.
Adrian Cheney, after a stay Of several
months here has returned to Lyudouvile
to resume his work in the ear shops.
Mrs. Cheney went back two weeks ago.
Mrs. +. a. Bamis while descending the
stairs in her home Wednesday night
fell, and is quite badly injured, aud con.
fined to her bed Happily no bones
were broken.
l.. F. Jones has something in his new
advertisement this week that will be of
interest and money saver To those
planning to have rooms paprred during
the coming season. See first page
Mrs. Dufor has rented the store in the
Essex House formerly occupied by NJ. c.
Davis, into which she has moved, Tor
sale, the stock of general merchandise
she recently purchased of NJ. II. Davis,
The weather conditions since harvest
ing the ice crop commenced have been
excellent, and the ice houses are nearly
all filled with ice of superior quality
We still have several thousand tons to
spare.
The Junior Endeavor Society of the
Congregational church will give pea
soup supper and social in the vestry OF
the church, Friday evening February ID.
supper from $50 to 7.30. Supper and
social II cents.
The Ladies' Literary club will enter
tain at the home of Mrs. c. +. johnson
on St. Valentines Day. \ chatting dish
lunch will be served from four to seven
o'clock Everyone is invited and asked
to give ten cents toward the clubs fund
for Village improvement
Rob Davis, brakeman on the Grand
Trunk, is compelled to be off duty for
. few days, owing to an injury caused 10y
the van in which he was riding jumping
the track and coliding with a bridge
last Saturday He was badly wrenched
but thankful that his injuries are not
more serious.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
give an entertainment in the opera hall
next Tuesday evening, LiucoIn's birth
day, A very attractive programme is
being prepared, to include national songs,
patriotic readings, flag drill, recitations,
etc. A small admission fee of ten cents
will be charged to assist i'll defrs ying
expenses.
Very rarely has the opera house held
larger audience than that which greeted
the cook aud Harris High Glass Moving
Pictures. The entertainment was high
class i'll every particular, in fact was the
best OF its kind ever seen here. Every
body was pleased The treasury of Oswe-
gotchie Lodge X. of =. will be greatly
enriched as result.
John Henry Eglinton, who has been
failing, mentally, for some time past,
underwent an examination Friday before
a board of physicians, at which Judge
of Probate Blake and States Attorney
Amey were present. AS result OF the
| examination his removal 10 Waterbury
asylum was decided upon, and he was
taken to that institution on Monday by
f. A. BeInis.
Y. M. G.. A. NOTES.