Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-10-29

j. =. SWEENEY, fo>tm Aster.
The ". c. I. L. will meet with Mrs
n. IL. HOlson next Tuesday afternoon
at ESQ.
Miss Hazel Ames, who is attending
college al Sherbrooke, Que, Was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. L. l.. Webster, aud daughter,
from Barton, we're guests at the Merho-
dist parsonage last week.
5. j. Maroney aud daughter, Marion,
went to Portland Monday aud spent the
] s5sater part Of the week there.
SteFSsacrss-.Sad wife OF Portland,
Me-, are the. guests or Dir. aud Mrs
1S..,l S.zzis aud other relatives.
Miss Jennie hopkins, engaged as a
teacher in the Sleeper District, Newark,
came home last Friday for a weeks va
cation.
George Baldwin returned home Fri
day after AN absence of ten weeks, the
greater part OF which he spent ia North
| Dakota.
The Seniors, 1. P. III. s., anticipate
very pleasant time at the masquerade
promenade to be held in Forester's Hall
Friday evening.
William l.. Nolen, who spent the
latter part of last week in Whlteheld
aud Jefferson, n. H., returned home
Monday evening.
The vegetable hash supper, served at
the Congregational Church Parlors last
Thursday evening, was we'll pstronized.
Ii MAS an excellent supper, too.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Steady and
youn gest sou were up from Berlin, \ .
| II, over Sunday to visit the former )
parents, Mr.. and Mrs jeremiah Steady
+. F. Butler, q. I. K. night agent,
returned home Wednesday night from
a weeks visit with relatives in War
wick, Que He also spent a couple of
days ia Montreal.
The Ladies Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. Randall Thursday afternoon.
November ith, at which time Current
Events in Art, Music aud the Educa-
tional World will be discussed.
Mrs. Ida Moye Hostord and little son,
John Lawrence, are here from East
Haven with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Moye, to remain during her hus-
bands attendance at county court as a
juror.
The patrons of Story's moving pic
lures continue to get their moneys
worth. 1t was a rousing bill Saturday
night, and another is promised for next
Saturday, all new pictures and illustrat
Ell songs.
Mrs. Emery, who has been with her
daughter, Hattie. Mrs. Watson. at Straf
ford, n. H., during the summer, re,
turned home Monday, aud will remain
here during the winter with her daugh
ter, Mrs Rufus Hoffman.
The next regular meeting OF Norti
Star Chapter, No. 25, o. +. s., will b.
in Masonic Hall, Monday evening, Nc
vember LIST. A full attendance is re
quest-d so that final arrangements ma,
he made for the visit To King Edwart
Chapter, No. |, at Costicook, Que, OF
November 4th.
We have received from Mr.. aud Mrs
John " iiIoughby of Santa Barbara
Calf, picture of them and the HON,
they recently purchased The pictar
was taken September "a, (the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage), b.
Mrs. Elmer Moves, who was Miss Berth
Bigelow OF Island Pond.
A district meeting of the fourth dis
trict, |. o. o. F., Encampment branch
will he held at Newport Wednesda,
evening, November 10, at which tn
grand patriarch, Olin W. Harwood, O
Bennington, aud other grand officer
will be present.. Frontier Encsmpmeu
of Newport will exemplify the work c
} the patriarchial degrees. There al
j three encampments in the distrie
n Island Pond, Newport aud Barton.
i. Mr.. MagIoire Morrssette of Auburn
I Me-, aud Miss Oveline Goulet, who hs
< been living at Auburn for some tim
e and who is daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
: Charles Goulet of Island Pond, wei
k united in marriage at st. James Churc
Monday evening, October 25, by tn
y Rev. Fr. Trottier. Before going
e their home in Auburn groom aud brid
a are spending few days in this vieiuit,
e Congratulations aud good wishes al
e, freely extended.
d The Rev. Thos. Hall, Mrs. E. A
It Bartlett, Mrs c. S. Foster aud Mrs. \
T. Sadleir went to Woodstock Wadne
day morning to attend the State Sundf
School Convention, in session the
n Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Mr.
NJ Sadleir is county delegate, and also Il
rs delegate from Christ Church Sund,
II School, and Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Fo
as ter are delegates from the Congreg