Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-10-18
TOWN TOPICS
Rufus Everson King
November 5
Home Talent
December l.
Prof.. J. F. Riley
January IL
Juanita Boynton Company
February II
Scotch Singers
April |
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A number of our citizens are at the
"Huh" this week.
L. +. .Iohnson of Newport spent sever
al days ia town the first of the week.
The W. Il. c. will hold their regular
meeting Saturday. Work and a full at
tendance desired.
Miss Celia Harmon has gone to Ca
naan, where she has good position at
the Canaan House.
ii. F. Farmer has been granted an in.
creased pension of six dollars per month
dating from last March.
We have always heard how lovely is
October, but if we hadn't seen her be-
fore We shouldn't believe it.
Wilfred King of Providence, K. l., is
spending Il short vacation in town
among relatives and friends.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Kingston died of dphtheria
Wednesday, and was buried the same
day.
Rev. DE- Guest and family of East
Burke are spending their vacation with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Guest,
NJ. Blanchette will be absent during
the open season, and if his expectations
are realized he will have yenison to dis
tribute among his friends.
Miss Alice Payeur returned to West
field, Mass, Wednesday morning after
a pleasant stay of six weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Payeur.
The regular meeting of Ross Encamp-
ment, l. O. O. F.. for the current month
will be held next Tuesday evening at S
o'clock. Work, Golden Rule degree.
Mrs. Avis Dales and little daughter,
who have been here the past three weeks
visiting relatives, returned Saturday
morning to their home at Randolph.
A few days since Fl. B. Farmer left at
this Office an apple raised in 1906, which
he found in his cellar. 1t was as crisp
and sound as if it had Just been plucked
from the tree.
The Rev. Frederick G. Cowper of
Woodsville, n. H.. former rector of
Christ Church, will preach at this Church
at both services next sunday, aud will
be the celebrant at the Holy Commun.
ion at the morning service.
c. D. Fogg's special sale of ladies gar
ments, etc, closes Friday. He has had
a good sale, which is not surprising, as
the goods shown are composed of the
new models, all the popular materials,
aad all at splendid values.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Allhee of Man
chester, n. H., and Mrs. George Parsons
of Staustead Plain, p. q, were in town
from Saturday till Monday, visiting rel.
atiyes and friends. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. &. Webster
The open deer season will begin at
midnight October 81, next Monday
morning, and continue until midnight
= Saturday, October 26, the six days OF
the last full week in October, instead OF
the last ten days of October, as hereto
fore.
Again has the cottage known as "Tht
: Hermitage on the shore of Island Ponf
, been burglarized, The owner, II. b
Amey, offers reward of fifty dollars
: for such information as will lead to thu
: arrest and conviction of the guilty per
= son or persons.
Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Payeur have ha'
the pleasure this week Of entertaining
their niece, Mrs. Arthur Bolduc, ant
. her husband, both of Berlin, N. H., wh'
! were Joined in marriage in that cit.
| Monday morning. The bride was for
merly Miss Mary Young.
The Rev. ID. &. Guest OF East Burk
preached very able sermon to larg
al
congregation at the Methodist Ch"r''
last Sunday evening. 1t is peasur
to find young men of this kind WIN
are bringing intelligence and enthusiasm
to this particular branch OF the world
work.
A postal card received from Mr.. an
Mrs. John Wiloughby announces the
n arrival at Salt Lake City early sunda
J. morning, October 6. They report tn
st city overlooking with people owing TO
IS Mormon conference in session, and
N pleasant journey, with only one adVe'
ture. The night previous to their a
y rival at Salt Lake City the car in who
thew were travelling caught fire, but a
their effects were saved.