Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-09-17


few DAYS Of his vacation il town.
Mrs. J. II, MeKelyey Is at Lyndon,
vide, visiting her dAught Mrs ChAs,
L.dd.
MIS- MARY McCrystl- Of Berlin. y.
IL, Is the guest this Week Of Mrs. George
r-ase.
Nc. Thomas l.. Jameson Of Moutre al
Mas the guest Of his niece. Mrs. VI. }.
Hall, from Monday to Wednesday.
The Misses Marian and Amy Porter
Dale have returned to Ro1hury. Mas,
to resume their studies IN the RoIbuTy
High.
Mrs. ID. Gleeson aud Mrs. j. NJ.
Cooper left "Wednesday for few weeks
visit to friends IN Berlin, Groton aud
Montpelier.
Mrs. Michael NOLAN and daughter
Catherine of Norwood, Mass, are here
for few weeks, the guests of the form
er's aunt, Mrs. Ellen tiaheTty.
The moving pictures Saturday night
were the test of the series, aud gave
great satisfaction. New subjects aud
new illustrated songs the coming Satur.
day evening.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hail. Mrs. Rawson, Mrs.
Mason and Ms. Thurston enjoyed an
auto ride to Newport Wednesday, going
there to visit Mrs. Halls daughter, Mrs
c. F.. johnson.
The Rev. aud Mrs. d. g. Guest aud
little daughter Of Newport Center came
Monday to visit the formers parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Guest, returning
home Wednesday.
John Farmer has purchased the Oscar
Perry place instead of the Goodwin
place, and moved in; in turn Oscar
Perry has bought the Fred Stokes place.
with immediate possession.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of Christ
Church will meet with Mrs. NJ. T. Sad
eir next Tuesday afternoon at 23O. A
full attendance Of members Is requested
as the officers for the ensuing year are
to be elected
We understand there is a prospective
change in the management at the Stew
art House, the property having been
sold with possession next week. Mr..
Quimby, the present land lord, is to rent
the Essex House.
A party consisting of Mrs. Kate
Smith aud son Maurice, Mrs. John
SIoau, Mrs. l.. Steady aud three daugh-
tiers, Mrs Henry Motfett and daughter
Julia. and Mr. Thomas Deylin left for
St. Anne de Beaupre "Wednesday morn.
ing.
Joe Scholes, about to leave town, will
sell all his household furniture aud per
sonal effects a; public auction on Satur
day, September IS, at l P. IN, near the
shirt factory building. F. c. Lynch,
auctioneer. For other particulars see
posters.
Miss Eta Canfeld, who has been the
guess OF her brother, DR.. Garfield, and
family, returned to her home in Akron,
Ohio, last week. DIR. aud Mrs. Can
fields little daughter, Helen, acconpan-
led her, and will remain with her grand
p arents until after Christmas.
All the children aud young people are
invited to stop at the yestry OF the Con
gregatioual Church on their way home
from school Wednesday and Friday
afternoons to attend a short meeting
which will be conducted BY Prof. Lowe.
They will be sure to find it interesting.
MIR. and Mrs b. Stern aud son, Isl
dor, and Julius Stern, welcomed the ar
rival OF the New Year, 500 in the
Jewish calendar, Wednesday at sun
down. "Rosh Hashouah" is the Hebrew
name for the day, aud translated means
"head of the year" 1t is peuitential
season, beginning at sunset last Wednes-
day and enduring until September %,
which is "Yom kippur", The Day Of
Atouement. The store OF Stern Brothers
is closed today until sunset, and will be
closed September %.
A forty hours service was commenced
at ST. James Church Monday morning,
closing "Wednesday morning. Several
priests from adjoining towns assisted
Rev. FIR. Trottier. The visiting priests
were the Revs. j. H. NJ. Bastien of New
port, j. Pontbriand of Lyndonville, j.
Leblanc OF Barton, l.. Quay OF Norton,
q. Dame of St. Johnsbury, A. Guyette
of Stanhope, P. q, also the Rev. katch-
adourian, vicar general of the Bishop of
Malatia, Asia Minor, who gave an in
teresting account of the work he was en-
gagged in.
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