Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-10-09
TOWN TOPICS

Miss Glynn Mackenzie, a steaographer
at st. Adams, is at her home here for a
much needed rest.
Mrs. W. A. Batchelder, of West Burke,
formerly Miss vona Davis, was here over
Sunday calling on friends.
Frank Wilder and A. f. Maxwell
have gone to Grovetou, n. H., where
they both have good positions.
P.J. Flaherty has been away for a
few days this week, in his absence Ralph
Steady was in charge of his store.
Misses Lizzie Lee and Tillie White,
Who have been absent at Raugeley Lakes
all summer, have returned to their home
here.
Miss Ethel Barnes of st. John, n. B.,
came in from Montreal Tuesday evening,
and is visiting her cousin, Mrs. John
Guest.
W. II. Norton and wife are taking
their annual vacation at this time, visit
ing friends in Canada, Vermont and
New Hampshire.
Miss Nettie Worth has resigned her
position in the Central and will go to
Colebrook n. H., next Monday to occupy
similar position there.
O. r. Davis left town Tuesday for
Montpelier and Wednesday commenced
his labors of representing the town of
Brighton in the House. He will fill the
bill.
The check list has been posted for the
election for Presidential electors, and
/! the board of civil authority will meet at
the town clerks office October 30 to re-
wise the list.
Miss Stratheru has returned from the
Boston and New York markets. and OF
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Friday and Saturday of this week will bt
prepared to show all that is new anC
stylish in millinery.
The democratic flag came to grief dur
ing the heavy storm of last Thursday
night, the wind tearing it clean across
1t has since been repaired and once NOR
floats in the breeze.
|. George S. Robinson and wife hav
been ABSENTEE a week or more visitin
friends in Coaticook. Derby Line, New
port and Montpelier, returning from tn
latter place Thursday night.
l.. J. Payeur has Just finished the cor
struction of a large and fine looking
cross. which is to be erected in the me-
Roman Catholic cemetery, and is no
i building some gates for these grounds
, Col. F.. NJ. Bartlett, member
Gov. Proctor's staff, accompanied by Mr.
! Bartlett went to Montpelier Tuesday
+ he present at the Inauguration OF 90
= Prouty, l.. A. Cobb is also at Montpe
t Ter.
r Clothing for everybody at the store
E l.. F. Jones, where you will find lar!
5 lot of the latest cnt and fabrics and {
marked at attractive prices. See h
r. advertisement on first page for partic
lars.
Louis Riggie of this town and MI
Delyina Moran of West Derby we
= nn,ted in marriage at Newport Saturda
October 3, by the Rev. Fr' A. ClermoT
Congratulations and good wishes
bride and groom.
An aggregation calling themselves
.Cubs" have challenged the patient
crownless "Tigers" for a game of as
citation football on Randalls field,
Z 70 O'Clock next SATURDAY "'"i
One of the team has prophesied that
uTigers" will score at least one goal q
time. Don't fail to encourage the o'
\ with yonr presence.
. Ernest Logic, manager at the ca
= ing factory for Loggie Bros, has hmsI
- bis work for the season, and leaves I
oet for his home in New Brunswl
C. The season has been good one
y the employees have been kept busy
t. an average there was put up daily so
|v .o,va thousand small cans and
q thousapd five hundred large cans
e blueberries.
q The Ladies Literary Club held tf
). srst maetinp, a social afternoon, I'M
=, dav. October !, at the home Oh A
~ sadleir. The roll call, "Summef ia
II r;anc4s" was responded to by all
members present. Current events "
n piven, after which a social ho"r anu
W freshmeuts closed very enJoyap'e III
ing, Mrs. l.. B. Jones VIII eh'e'
the clue at its next meeting WV