Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28

to some of the Island Pond people, is a
member of LaBarre Bros. Minstrels.
Robinson Bosworth arrived here
Tuesday night from FL Paso, Texas, on
a visit to his father, A. w. Bosworth.
Miss Streicher, the guest of Miss
Edith Bartlett for several days, returned
Wednesday to her home in Greenfield,
Mass.
Charles White and wife from Angus
ia, Me-, have been visiting friends and
relatives here for few days, returning
Wednesday.
w. +. Foster, Who has been in Lynn,
Mass, the past three or four months, re-
turned home last week, accompanied by
II friend, Miss Hodgdon.
Ed. Davis requests all those who have
left shoes at his house to be repaired to
call for them at once. Several pairs
have been uncalled for since last spring.
Harry Hodsden, Grand Trunk engi-
neer located at Allandale, Ont. with
his wife and son, came last Friday to
spend two or three weeks with relatives.
If your name is not on the voting
lists posted, do not complain if you can
not vote on September l. 1t is your
business to see that your name is cor
rectiy posted.
Mrs. James Graham and her two
daughters went to Canaan, their former
home, Saturday, for few days visit.
Mr.. Graham followed on Sunday, re-
turning Tuesday,
Mr.. Emmons, representing the Thos.
p. Beals Furniture Co. of Portland, Me,
has been in town the past week re-
moving the partially ma nufactured lum-
Der from the Shirt factory building.
Miss Ellen NJ. Sheridan of Boston,
who has been the guest of Mrs. ID. G'ee-
son, returned home Wednesday, accom-
panied by her sisters the Misses Annie
and Sadie, who have been visiting Mrs,
Gleason.
The Edwin j. Hadley Moving Picture
Comp any are coming here Thursday,
September 10, for the benefit of Oswe
gotchie Lodge, X. of F., and will pre-
sent new programme of unrivalled ex
cellence.
A ten cent social will he held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Petrie on
Pleasant street Friday evening. Re
freshments will I've served. The proceeds
of this social are for the Sunday School
of Christ Church.
Mr.. c. l.. Erwin, Asst Principal of
Barton Academy, and three others
drove from Barton to Wenluck this week
TO pick blueherries hat returned empty
handed, reporting that the blueberry
crop was failure.
L.. L. Allen, the Cross street grocer,
must lucatc within a few days his
present quarters, and will soon occupy
the Clarke store "on the corner" Rath-
er than move his stock, he offers splen-
did buying opportunities in all kinds of
groceries.
Mrs. p. B. Plumb and two daughters
from Emporia, Kansas, spent several
DAYS at the Stewart House last week.
They are taking carriage drive through
the country, coming here from Morris
, vile, and Monday they started for the
{ White Mountains.
, }. c. Fogg will make a special an
| nouncement next week in his advertising
i space, naming some OF the greatest bar,
gains ever offered in this vicinity in
wearing apparel, boots and shoes, etc
!. This attractive bargain sale is now III
= progress For details see his advt
# next week.
T. The Convent school, in charge OF the
y Sisters of the presentation of Mary
will open Tuesday, September first, fol
q the boarders, and Wednesday the third
n for the day scholars. A complete
/. course of English, French, Music, Ste
t biography and Typewriting may be
/. followed there. Needle and embroidery
work is taught daily, free OF charge tt
e boarders only. For further particulars
|. apply to Sister Superior, Island Pond
6 Convent, vt.
$ The lawn social at the home of Miss
Mackenzie last Friday evening was one
of the most enjoyable social events Of
the season. There was large gather
d ing, and a feature of the evening was
d the introduction of several new amusing
! games. N ice refreshments we're served
n Quite goodly sum was realized for the
r benefit of some of Miss Mackenzie;