Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-09-13

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turned to their home in Portland Mon
day.
Mrs. George +. Adams Of Coaticook,
Que, is the guest this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pomeroy at the Stewart House.
+. +. Davis, who recently returned
from California, has bought the Willard
Smith place, and, with his family,
taken possession.
The Sunday excursions to Portland
and Islands will be continued for two
more Sundays, September Is and %
Same price and train service.
Miss NJ. A. Lee has returned TO Cor.
ham, \. III, TO teach. Her fourth year,
it carries with it the assurance that her
work in the past has given satisfaction.
Fred W. Kinney and daughter Bertha,
from Saco, Me, en- route for Coaticook
and Sherbrooke, remained here two days
last week, the guests of J. c. Farmer
and wife.
VIM. J.. Watson and wife of Portland
are the guests this week of Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. w. Thurston at their camp at Birch
Point. Mrs. Watson will be remembered
as formerly Miss Belle BIackden.
The Sherhrooke fair is an annual
event always well patronized 10y people
from this vicinity, aud this year was no
exception to the general rule, for great
crowds attended Tuesday and Wedues-
day.
Henry Gilbert of Bloomfield was a
visitor in town Monday. He has been
on the sick list aud unable to work for
over year, and his friends here are
much pleased to see him again able TO
visit them.
The regular meeting of North Star
Chapter, O. f.. s., will be held next
Monday evening at the usual hour, and
every member who can attend is urged
to do SO as business of great importance
is TO be discussed.
Mrs. w. IL, GiBoin and her daughter
Evangelne passed through Island Pond
Monday, en- route for st. Hyacinthe,
Que, where Miss EyangtIne is to re-
sumo her studies at the Convent OF the
Presentation of Mary; also be assistant
teacher in music.
The annual district meeting of Pa
triarchal odd Fellowship in District
No. /, will be held with Ross Encamp-
ment at Island Pond, Tuesday evening,
September n, at which time the Grand
Patriarch and other grand officers will be
in attendance. Fuller particulars next
week.
Fred King and Miss Matte Ryan,
both of Island Pond, were united in
marriage in Montreal Tuesday, Septem-
Der 10. After their wedding trip they
will 90 to housekeeping on Derby street
in the Alice Willoughby house. The
/ best wishes of host of friends will
| follow Fred and his bride always.
Chas. A. ValIee, wife and two chit
dren of Rumford Falls, Me-, came Mon
day night, on weeks vacation. The
parents Went to Sherbrooke Tuesday
morning, and from thence will go to
Montreal returning Friday. The chill
dren in the meanwhile are staying with
their grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. &. c.
Nalee
An auction sale of great interest to
those DESTROYS of increasing their stock,
or to butchers looking for good beef
cattle, will be held at the farm of Is. j.
Lang, East Charleston, next Tuesday,
September II, at p. NJ, when a number
OF horses, COWS, heifers, young cattle,
bulls, sheep and pigs will be sold. For
complete list, terms, etc, see posters.
A little more than year ago we re-
ported the birth of "A son to Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Lefebvre, making family OF
seven sons and two daughters living, and
three buried. The proud father ex-
pressed the hope that the next would
also be boy, that in time he could
have baseball team comprising the
Iefebvre Brothers. But the birth OF
daughter last week has, for the pres
ent, postponed his ambition.
Miss Agnes Deveny, who has been
great sufferer with rheu matism the past
few years, becoming entirely helpless
this spring and taken to Portland sever
al weeks ago for treatment is with hel
niece, Mrs John O'Brion, where she is
very comfortable and gaining in every
way under DR.. Williamson's care. A
district nurse from the Maine Genera
Hospital comes in every morning to at
tend her, and her niece takes care O
her the remainder of the day and dur
ing the night.
PAYEUR-ROChELOW
O At the Church of st. James the Great