Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-07-26

the week at Seymour Lake
Burt Ladd will shortly go to Buffalo.
n. Y, having been offered a good
position.
Mrs. o. NJ Carpenter of Derby Line
is a visitor here this week, calling Oh
old friends.
Viii Stott is just finishing a large
sized boathouse aud cottage combined
on birch Point.
There is to be social dance in For
ester's hall Friday evening, July %.
given 10y Mt. Bluff Camp, NJ. W A.
f. A. Todd of Coaticook, Que,
former clerk in Pomeroys store, spent
two or three days in town this week.
Mrs. Melissa Stevens of Lyndouville.
formerly OF East Charleston, was in
town Saturday calling on old friends.
Mrs. ID. Stern and two sons, Milton
and lsidore, left Monday morning for
Old Orchard, to remain two weeks or
more.
y. r. Lougee and Henry Lougee were
called to Compton, Que, last Saturday
by the critical illness of their father.
Samuel Lougee.
Napolen Martel and wife of Berlin,
n. H., came to Island Pond Monday to
spend few days with the latter's SIS
ter, Mrs. Carl D. Foss
Mrs. Matte Paquette and little son Of
Portland are here visiting her husbands
relatives. Mr.. Paquette comes next
week, and with his family aud friends
will spend some days camping at Lake
Seymour.
The farm of Fred Taylor. on the Lynn
don road, with growing crops thereon,
several cows, yearliugs sheep aud lambs
brood mare and colt, tools, lumber wagon.
buggy wagon, etc, etc, will be sold 10y
public auction, on the premises, at l
o'clock p. NJ, next "Wednesday, July 81.
Sale rain or shine. For terms aud other
particulars see posters,
In one of the display windows OF the
Bosworth Store Co is shown fine fish
! ing tackle, valued at $40, which is to be
presented absolutely free to the person
catching the best string of fish, using
the famous Shakespeare Bats. See the
advertisement in the upper right hand
corner Of this page, and apply at the
store for other particulars and receive
free for asking booklets of interest to
| fishermen.
Frank NJ. Thurston and wife of Port
| land, Me-, are visitors at the latter's sis
ter, Mrs NJ. b. Ladd, arriving Wednes
! dav. The HERALD hears that Frank is
candidate for the position OF locomo-
| tive foreman, to fill the vacancy caused
10y the resignation of F. W. Sadlier.
He possesses the necessary qualifications
for the place, and his appointment would
be hailed with great pleasure by this
community.
Friends will regret to hear that Pete
Dussanlt has had to submit to another
operation at the Sherhrooke hospital.
1t will he recalled that he had a leg
broken in two places, at the ankle, and
Just below the knee, several weeks since
10y being struck with the dipper OF the
steam shovel. The bone in the ankle
being crushed, did not knit firmly, and
the doctors decided to reset and wire it,
and the operation was performed Mon
day. A II hope this will result favorably
A dozen or more of the members of
Island Pond Lodge, +. & A. NJ, went to
Owls Head Mountain, Thursday, to at
tend the festivities on the occasion of
the semi-centennial celebration of Gold
Ell Rule Lodge, Stanstead, Que. The
programme included trip through
Lake Memphremagog opening lodge
on the mountain and comforting the
Master Mason's degree, and a basket
picnic. Music by the Lyndonvlle Mil
itary Band. A special medal has been
struck to commemorate this occasion.
The family of Samuel Moore and his
wife enjoyed reunion July l6, all the
nine children being present, the first
time in seven years. The three eldest
boys married, were accompanied by their
wives, and one grandchild. The day
was also Mrs. Moore's fifty-second birth
day anniversary. Other friends were in
attendance and all spent the day most
happily, picncking in H. n. Webster's
grove, where a group picture of the
, family was taken. Mrs. Moore was re-
membered by her children with several
birthday tokens. 1t was very happy
occasion for all concerned, and we trust
the worthy couple may enjoy many more
such reunions.