Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-07-19
TOWN TOPICS

fox on his farm with his bare hands.
DIR. II. j. Lee OF Cleveland. Ohio. is
visiting his brother and family at the
rectory
Twenty-four tickets were sold for the
excursion to Portland aud the islands
last Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen FIaherty left town last Fri
day for few days visit with friends at
Portland. Me.
number commenced haying Mon
day, aud several report the prospect OF
a good average crop.
Mrs. Geo. f.. Adams of Coaticook,
Que, has been the guest several days OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. pomeroy.
Mrs. J. j. Connolly aud Mrs. Will
Smith left Saturday morning for a trip
to Quebec aud st. Anne de Beaupre.
The annual picnic of the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday School is to be
held today, Friday, weather permitting,
IN Warmers grove.
Mrs. Annie Cahaua went to Portland
Tuesday to remain a few days and then
will go to Bangor Me, expecting to be
absent four weeks.
The large audience that greeted the
Uncle Toms Cabin Co. Friday night did
not get their moneys worth The show
was largely on paper.
The HERALD is glad to see so many
of the former residents Of Island Pond
returning 10 visit friends. That all will
enjoy their stay We feel assured.
That fawn found two weeks since by
NJ Blauchette is still attracting consid-
cradle attention. Under his care it is
thriving aud growing wonderfully.
NJ. aud Mrs Geo. Bowler OF Montreal
came here Tuesday to spend some day $
with friends. They are the guests this
week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hendricks
Miss Edith Couture of SO. Framing
ham, Mass, vino will be pleasantly re-
mcm5erel by many friends here, is
spending few days in town, the guest
OF Mrs. Will Smith.
III. S. Bishop, who recently went to
Portland to visit his brother Roy, has
decided to remain there, he having
secured good position in Hall x Halls
printing establishment.
Mrs. Nathan Fogg of West Milan, n
H., came last week Tuesday to visit hen
son, }. c. Fogg, accompanied by hel
sister, Mrs. Albert Stillings of Roches-
Ter, n. IL. Both returned to their home,
Saturday.
The many friends of Pete Dussaul
will be glad to learn that he is recover.
ing finely from his injuries, caused by
the dipper of the steam shovel striking
him at Sherbrooke, Que, some time
since. but it will be several weeks ere
he is able to leave the hospital.
A screen has been placed at the out
let of the pond against the bridge OPP
posite the Essex House, to prevent the
fish with which the pond has heel
stocked making their way into Clyde
river. This action was taken by thu
State of Vermont, through the fish anC
game commissioner, aud the warrant
therefor is on record in the town clerk
office.
Mrs. Charles Magee arrived here las
week from CranbrooE, b. C., to spen'
several weeks with her mother, Mrs
Agnes Deveny. She is accompanied b
her daughter FIossie (Mrs. McDermott
and baby. They were just week max
= ing the trip. Mr.. Magee who is al
f engineer on the Canadian Pacific, wi
- come later, aud will find many change
in his old home town.
DIR. John f. VaIlee, of Lebanon, n. Ii
: came to Island Pond last Saturday
Y visit his parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Il.
Nalee, bringing with him his brld
formerly Miss Katherine A. McCormac
: of New York city, to whom he WI
= united in marriage some time dnril
, this month in the French Jesuit Churc'
New York. No cards. They lett Il
y their home in Lebanon Monday NOR
l. ing and will at once 60 to housekeepln
II The congratulations and cool wishes
II the many friends here of the groom
freely extended to him and his bride.
The.canse of the Anti. Saloon Ieag
j. of Vermont was ably presented last Sn
- day morning 10y the Rev. W. Il. Dave
port at the Congregational Church, a
the Rev. f. f. Reynolds at the Method
Church. In the evening the two churcl
united in temperance service at
er Congregational Church, at which
eS Rev. f. f. Reynolds was the speak
lg His subject was-''A Hole in the wal
at and he ikened the Local Option Law
hole in the wall, showing the chal
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