Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-10-01

StraifoTd, -. H., TO WORK Tor Mrs leo
II. yanDyke.
Mrs. J. +. Tracy of Lancaster, \. II f,
returned home Monday after a pleasant
visit with relatives and friends
The condition of Mrs spiller and
daughter, Hazel, who have been Ill with
typhoid fever. is greatly improved.
The Seniors of the high school will
hold their first social at the school build
ing on Friday evening of this week.
Miss Lizzie lee, who has been at one
of the hotels at Rangeley Lake during
the summer, returned home Sunday.
A shooting contest will be held at
Tracy's meadow Friday, October l, from
9 a. IN. to : P. m. For particulars See
poster in postoifce.
There will be special meeting OF
Ross Encampment, No. 4, |. U. q. r.,
next Tuesday evening at $50, and a
full attendance of the members 10 de-
sired.
Anyone finding they took the wrong
umbrella from the Methodist Church
Tuesday evening may be able to eI-
change for their own at the Bosworth
Store.
A crew of men with hay press have
beeu busily engaged for several days III
pressing hay stored Ia the large harm
owned by the Fitzgerald Land 8 Lum'
Der Co.
Miss Martha Davis, engaged in teach
ing at Newport, came home TO spend
Sunday with her mother and sister, and
was accompanied by Miss Brooks, also
of Newport.
The Woman's Auxiliary have resumed
their weekly meetings aud have planned
a lot of work. All interested are most
cordially invited to join aud help in the
work arranged for the coming winter
Fred Pickering of Hambleton, W.
Va, was in town a day or two last week
visiting relatives. Friday he went to
Groyetou, where he was joined 10y his
wife, Mrs. Ida Dauforth Pickering, aud
started homeward.
The Misses Josephine and Mary Ay-
ling, who Lave been stopping at Nogale
cottage since June, returned to Rock
land, Me, Tuesday night on the Pull
man. Their sister, Mrs. John Stott,
and two children, also at the cottage
during the summer, returned Wednes-
day To their home IN Farnham, Que,
Mr.. Stott coming here to accompany
them.
Col. Hale, L. S. Consul at Trinidad,
has our thanks for copy of the Port OF
Spain Gazette. We also received this
al interesting aud entertaining
letter from his pen, descriptive Of the
voyage aud his new surroundings, which
will be published next week, the read
ing of which, will, We are sure, afford
great pleasure to his friends throughout
Essex County.
The Grand Trunk winter schedule
u ent into effect Sunday morning, bat
save in the arrival and departure of the
Pullman traius the schedule is the same
As during the summer. No. |, the night
train from Portland now arrives al
Island Pond at 1885 a. m, and leaves
for Montreal at ~ 45 a. IN. No. 4, the
night train from Montreal arrives at
A. a. M, and leaves for Portland at
| 30 IA. III.
The Bosworth Store Co.'S rifle shoot
last Saturday was success, thirty-tiye
men participating, and resulting in many
surprises. A two foot target at 800
yards is not so easy to hit as one would
think. Martin Renell took first prize
with score of Is; Jas Toland second
prize. score 10; DIR. Trenholme third,
score points. A number of requests for
another shoot will probably result in the
holding of another about the 18th OF
October Details will appear later.