Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-02-21
TOWN TOPICS
Scotch Singers
April !

tuesday with his father, Ed. Davis.
Archie Courchesne is home for few
days from his studies at the Wiuooski
college.
The warning for the annual town
meeting has been posted. 1t contains
Is articles.
George ID. Herrin was called to Bury,
Que, last week by the death of his
brother.
Mrs. }. ". Cades of Woodfords, Me-,
has been a visitor here several DAYS, the
guest OF her husbands sister, Mrs. Raw.
son.
The regular meeting of Ross Eucamp-
ment, |. o. o. F., for the current month
will be held next Tuesday evening at 8
O'Clock.
John Laroche, who is taking a bust
ness course at Eastman's Busia ess Col.
lege at Poughkeepsie, n. Y, is home on
vacation.
Miss Spring has closed her engage
ment as stenographer for the Fitzgerald
Land & Lumber Co, and returned to her
home in Portland.
Ernest Wilcox is expected home from
Boston this week. and friends will be
| pleased to know that he returns very
IN uch improved in health.
Mrs. May Dunn Stahl and two chill.
dren are here from Berlin, n. H., to
spend the remainder of the winter with
her sister, Mrs. Carl Foss.
Tufield King aud Miss Nellie Agnes
Casey were united in marriage at the
home OF the brides mother, by the Rev.
F.. P. Lee, Monday evening, February II
Mrs. +. b. Spiller has closed her labors
as cook at the Lakeview, and has moved
into tenement in the Bartlett block
where she is prepared to accommodate a
few boarders.
the degree team of Essex Lodge, /.
o. O. F., and other members go to Coat.
cook, Que, next Tuesday to exemplify
the work of the second degree, by invi-
tation of the lodge there.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of Christ
Church are planning to give an Old
Folks concert in the opera house Mon
day evening, March 2 Fuller particu
! lars aud programme next week.
Mrs. WIN. Grove, who has been al
most helpless for over year, the result
of shock, died Tuesday, February 10
at the ripe old age of 80 years. She il
survived by four sons and one daughter
| While operating the splitter in the
hohbin mill Monday, Napoleon John had
the misfortune to cut OIL the end of one
OF his fingers, and later submitted to a
further amputation, cutting the finger
off at the second joint
James f. Mason, who has been il
poor health for several months, has suf-
fciently recovered az to once more re.
sumo his former position, G. T. r. agent
at Gilead, Me, to which place he ant
his family moved this week.
| aIiss Maude LeBourveau, who hal
heen i'll the past three weeks, suffering
with neuralgia of the sciatic nerve, left
Saturday morning forWhte River June
ton to have the care of her mother. II
is thought a few weeks of absolute res,
will bring about her complete restora
ton to health.
At the age of 81 years, Antoine Morls
settle, residing in the eastern part of the
town, died February Is, after an Hines
, of over IL year. Funeral services were
held at the Church of St. James the
Greater February 10, and the bod.
placed in the vault. Cause of death wa
gangrene, with old age and heart troubl
contributing causes.
Since the death of Capt. and Mr.
William Currier, it has been the annuf
custom of their daughter, Mrs. Alic
| Willoughby, to send flowers to the Cor
! gregational Church on the Sunday near
est the date of their death, in loving me
mortal. This year she sent some won
drously beautiful carnations from SAINT
Barbara, California, the fragrance an
beauty of which attracted the attentio
of the congregation, and Pastor Ha
made fitting reference to them in tn
course of the morning service.
Z Sunday, February %, is the approx
mate date of the forty-fifth anniversar
of the founding of the order OF knigh
u of Pythias. and the eighth anniversar
of the institution of Oswegotchie Lods
at Island Pond. The members OF Il
8 latter will observe the occasion by a
tending a special service at Grace, M.
: Church at Z p. NJ, with sermon by Il
Rev. C. ID. Lance on the subject "Tl
man that is to be-" The public is co
dially invited to attend. Members a
requested to meet at the lodge room