Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-06-21
TOWN TOPICS


Mrs. Gen. b. McKelyey aud son Ralph
are visiting ia Bangor, Ne, for short
time.
The communication from "A tax
payer" on ''School-year end" merits care
ful reading.
On and after June 81, Mrs Rawson
will receive her pupils at Mrs. NJ. j.
Halls house.
Flag Dav, June Is, passed unnoticed
here. "Old Glory" was in evidence on
~ III two or three places.
Harry. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Chafte-, who has been very i'll with mus
cular rheumatism. is now doing nicely.
Rosa Ellen Thurston entered into
rest eternal on Sunday morning, June
lG, at the House of the Good Samaritan
Boston.
The editor of the HERALD is absent
this week at Burlington. delegate from
Christ Church to the annual diocesan
convention.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Renell, Friday the 18th inst.
and on the same day daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Lofgren.
Mrs. viii Smith went to Groveton,
n. H., Monday, to spend week with
her mother, accompanied by her daugh-
ter Rita, and Miss Annie Smith
l.. A. Cobb went to Philadelphia Sat
urday night TO attend a meeting of the
National Association of State Bank Ex-
aminers, which met there Tuesday.
Some of our young baseball enthusi-
asts went to West Burke Saturday and
ran up against nine that outclassed them,
and were defeated by score of , to /.
Mrs. Annie Johnson and daughter
Margaret who have been visiting at W.
j. Rooney's for the past three weeks have
gone to Richmond p. q. to visit relatives
and friends there.
Miss Pearl Davis, compositor in the
Independent Office at Berlin,N. H., came
up to attend the graduation exercises
and remained over Sunday. II. b. John
son and wife also came up from Berlin
to attend the exercises
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Philbrook and two
children came up from Portland Friday
to visit Mrs. Philhrook's parents, Mr..
and Mrs 5. NJ. Harmon. The former re-
turned Monday, but his wife and chill
dren will stay the remainder of the week.
| Friends of DIR. Whitehouse will be
interested to hear of his marriage which
takes place next week. DIR. Robinson
Bosworth who is at present spending a
vacation in Pennsylvania will be best
man.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment on the lst page OF this issue OF A.
A. Pomeroy's great sale The very low
prices made on the goods offered for
sale-and Mr.. Pomeroy has the reputa-
ton of always carrying the best-should
make the sale great success.
j. q. Bellrose, secretary of the YER
mont, board of pharmacy, announces
that the next meeting of the board for
examinations will be held at the state
house, Montpelier. Wednesday morning,
July 10, at 10 o'clock. Application for
examination must be made to Mr.. Bell
rose.
DIR. and Mrs Sargent and little daugh
ter, left Monday morning for Burlington
where the doctor will attend meeting
of the health officers of the state, after
which they will spend few days in
Stowe, Morrisyille and Montpelier. G.
S. Robinson will act as health Officer
during the doctors absence.
David Wallace died at his home in
Brighton last Monday at the age of a
wears. Funeral services were held
Wsd'sday afternoon at the home, Rev
C. ID. Lance, officiating. Mr.. Wallace
is survived by widow aud six children
who have the sympathy of the commun
ity in their bereavement,
i Very extensive and necessary repair
aud improvements have been PRACTICAL.
completed at the Y. NJ. c. A. building
These include the painting of the out
side. whitening the walls inside, ne'
kitchen for the benefit of the Woman
e Auxiliary, and several minor matters
+ The expense amounted to about $500
of which the Grand Trunk Compan
generously contributed $3.50, aud tn
/ remainder was made. up by the member
v association and the Woman's Auxiliar.
Mrs. F.. l.. Greene went to Newpol
:, Sunday, for few days visit with he
larents ere leaving for Buffalo, \.
She returned to Island Pond Tuesda.
=. aud left for Buffalo the following da.
While her departure from Island Pon
is very generally regretted, especial