Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-10-02

week.
Miss l.. W. Thomson Of St. John, Y
b., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Johr
Guest.
The Ladies Of the G.. A. X. will NEE,
with Mrs. Jennie kimball Saturday even
ing, October 3.
NJ. White and wife of Montreal spent
a couple of days at their camp, Seymour
Lake last week, returning home Monday
&. G. Temple of Lunenburg, Essex
County road commissioner, was in town
recently on business connected with his
Office.
At Grace Church next Sunday morn
ing, at the close of the sermon the sacra,
ment OF the Lords Supper will be
observed.
Miss Ella Chadwick, who has been at
the Rangeley Lakes during the summer,
came home a few days since and is en-
ioying a rest.
A long white Isle glove, found on the
street by one of James Graham's daugh-
tiers, has been left at this office, where
the owner can obtain it.
John Worth has a brown spaniel that
came into his enclosure last week, and
desires the owner to call, prove property
and pay expense incurred.
The first regular meeting of North
Star Chapter, o. +. S, following the
summer recess, will be held next Mon
day evening. and large attendance is
desired
Miss Mary Bazinet has returned from
Boston and announces her opening of
new millinery styles for next Friday and
Saturday in her millinery parlor over
the Bosworth store.
Leonard Fuller of Bloomfield has been
appointed one Of the messengers during
the Legislature by, Sergeaut-at-Arms c.
h. Ferriu. This is the only appoint
ment for Essex county.
Mrs. Charles McGee, who has been
east during the summer visiting friends,
spending the past two weeks at Island
Pond, returned to her home at Gran
brook, b. c., last Friday.
Mrs. c. Z. Hosford and infant son
came from East Haven last Saturday to
spend few weeks with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. George Moye. Her husband
accompanied her, returning home Sun
day.
CoRNs REMOVED. DIR. Hight, Chirop-
odist, will be at the Stewart House
Island Pond, Thursday and Friday
October s and 8. Corns, Bnnions and
ingrowing nails skiifully treated with
out pain.
AS announced in last weeks issue, the
Grand Trunk vii! run their annual
cheap excursion TO Boston and return
October II, returning the 10Th. For
this excursion tickets will be $500 for
all rail, and 81 90 rail and boat.
In the Jewish calendar next Monday,
October 5, is Yom kippur-day of atone.
ment-greatest and hottest of days. 1t
begins at sunset Sunday continuing till
sunset Monday, and on Monday the
store of Stern Bros. will be closed.
Fin route for home, r. G.. Hilborn
and wife of Portland, Me, were guests
at the Stewart House over Sunday, re-
turning from Montreal. Mr.. Hilborn
recently retired from the service of the
Grand Trunk as an engineer, having
served almost fifty years.
A new time table went into effect on
the Grand Trunk Sunday, September q,
but no change in the running of passeng-
er trains except Nos. and A.. No.
night express from Portland arrives now
at 1926 A. NJ, departing at l2.45 A. M.
and No. f. night express from Montreal
arrives at I.35 A. NJ, departing at | 80 A.
NJ.
Mrs. f. o. Grover, who with her little
daughter Hester has been spending the |
summer with her parents, Capt. and |
Mrs. Graham, left for her home in High
land Park, ILL.,, Thursday, September "a,
after spending two weeks in September
at Willoughby Lake. She went by the
way of Boston and Oberlin, Ohio, where
she visits Mr.. Growers people.
The entertainment given by Major r.
H. Henderson,, and his son, in the Opera
House, October 5th, will consist of orig
iual songs, recitations, fife, piccolo,
ocarina and drum solos. AS requested
by them they will be assisted with few
numbers given by home talent. This is
a treat for veterans, citizens, and all.
Reserved seat tickets at Thurston's.
The October term of the supreme
court begins next Tuesday, October 6,
at Montpelier. There are three cases
marked for hearing from Essex County
namely Frank R. Joslyn v. Moose River