Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-03-26
TOWN TOPICS

"eSS VISITOR IN town Saturday.
DoS owners NOW is the accepted
''me TO pay your dog licenses.
MI and Mrs. Bert Shedd welcom.d
daughter to their family circle, uarcr
t6. '' MARCH
Miss Steele left for Montreal Monday
expecting to remain throughout tn,
week.
Mrs Blanche Williamson of Bsrtor
Is mere on visit to her father. II. L
Davis. "
1t Is most indecorous thing. to say
the least, this winter still lingering in
the lap of spring.
Miss Nettie Worth has resumed her
former position in the central Office Of
the Essex Telephone Co.
Farmers are busy getting ready for
Tue sugar season and next week should
see many of them tapping.
Leslie f. Skinner and wife moved TO
ST. Johnstury Tuesday, where he has a
position with George II. Cross Co.
Z. r. Flaherty and wife of Whitefeld,
n. H., came Friday. The latter will
remain several days, and the former
returned Tuesday.
Miss Alice Strathern, who is engaged
as teacher at Barre, came home last
! Saturday for a brief vacation before
commencing the spring term.
The coon that was caught few DAYS
since at Wright Danforth's house on his
farm, and subsequently escaped, was
| recaptured last week and is once more
in confinement.
1t will be wise thing for the person
who stole buffalo robe from a sleigh
in W. ii. Fairs woodshed Wednesday
night, to return it, or the consequences
may be unpleasant.
Miss Annie Dale, who has been an
assistant in the bank the past year or
more, left last week aud went to Boston
to take business course in Corners
Business College. She may return to
Island Pond alter completing the course.
Mrs. F.. F. lIobson and daughter,
Lucille, returned home last week, having
spent the winter with the formers
daughter, Beatrice (Mrs. Cooling), at
Baltimore, Md, and many friends will
be pleased to know that she returns
greatly improved in health.
John Aldrich and wife, who have
been spending the winter at North
Stratford, n H., where Mr.. Aldrich
has employment, returned to Island
Pond last week, and have ouce more
taken up their residence here, Mr.,
Aldrich still retaius his position.
Mrs. Meigs, visitor here for several
months, the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
George l.. Hunt, went to the Western
Hospital, Montreal, Monday, for treat
ment for stomach trouble, the exact
nature of which is unknown, and with
which she has suffered some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Graham of
Bloomfield were the guests, over Sun
day of Mrs. NJ. Smith. They brought
with them the little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kingston, or whom they
cared during the illness of the parents
Both have recovered, but Mr.. Kingston
as yet is unable to resume work
We are sorry to report that NOD
Hodsden, who is a patient i'll the Mont
real General Hospital, had recently 10
submit to further amputation OF his
foot, the third since he was injured ana
for a few days his condition was not as
good as relatives and friends could WISH
| Init now he is more comfortable, and
hoping that the worst is over.
Friends will be pleased to know that
Maria Mosher, widow OF Richard
Mosher, late, corporal, Company d: ord
Regt., U. S. Artillery, has been granted
pension of SD per month, dating
from july 81, 1908. A pension OF Sl2
nsr month, dating from last January
has also been granted Margaret 3
Wood of Bloomfield, widow OF Isaac
NJ. Wood, late private, 4th Regt' w.
Vol. Inf.
posters are out announcing grano
Faster Concert aud ball to be given
under the auspices of Island po"o
Cou,t No. 423, Independent oFae'
Foresters. at the opera house Tuesday
evening, April ID. Music Will De i''
nished by the Granite Orchestra u
nsrl;n. n, H., nine pieces. Floor dFeo-
tor q G. Smith, members of the order
assisting as aids and committee OF Il"
| ,.;o, very attractive order Vi
| ,o,, arranped. and the con-