Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-08-06

Lawyers II. w. Blake and George l..
Hunt have installed new safes in their
offices.
The Rev. l.. n. Moody. wife and son
are at Seymour Lake for a vacation Of
two weeks.
"Grandma" Hall went to Groveton,
n. H., Monday to spend a few days
with her son and family.
The Rev. T. Hall. wife aud daughter,
Elsie, went to Old Orchard Monday to
remain during the month Of August.
Geo. c. Cobb has gone to Burlington
to work for the Central Vermont, in
stead of st. Albans as enormously re-
ported last week.
Dyer's orchestra went to Seymour
Lake Wednesday evening to play for q
social dance, gotten up by number Of
the campers there.
Franklin Ross, father of Mrs. 4. L.
Allen, WAS badly kicked by q horse in
the barn last week and has since been
restricted TO his home.
The stated communication of lsland
Pond Lodge, F. & A. b., for the cur
rent month will he held next Monday
evening al 3 O'Clock. Work, M. N. de-
gree.
Miss Geraldine Farr of Hartford.
Conn, came Saturday night after visit
of several days with her father At Guild
hall, and is staying with her aunt, Mrs.
+. +. Blake.
Mrs. Nellie johnson and her sister,
Miss Daphne Hall, are spending this
week at Ayerill Lake. Their mother,
Mrs. NJ. j. Hall, and some of the guests
of her house spent Wednesday there.
The CougregationsIist and Metho-
dist Churches will unite in their Sun
day services during the remainder of this
month. Services will be held at the
Congregational Church August 9Th and
18th aud at the Methodist Church Au-
gust 22nd aud 29th.
Some friends at the station Monday
afternoon on the arrival of the express
train from Portland had the pleasure OF
a few minutes chat with Mrs. Emma
Bonney Bennett of Gorham, a former
resident of Island Pond, who was on
route for Montreal.
II. +. Ames is spending his annual
vacation at Seymour Lake with q party,
including Mrs. Ellis and daughter, the
Misses Mary aud RosAmoud Baxinet,
Miss Melissa Moore and Miss Andrews |
of Stanhope, Que. During their stay
they will be the guests of Miss Myrtle |
Ames at "The Old Maids Retreat"
The Rev. +. q. LeGallais and bride
returned to their home in Danviils,
Que, today, having enjoyed every min
ute of their two weeks stay in Island
Pond. He gave another excellent ssr-
mon at Christ Church last Sunday |
morning, and the members Of that |
church will be glad to hear him again.
Saturday Mike Riva"d, a section man
in the Grand Trunk yard, while grind
ing chisel in the shop caught his
thumb in the frame of the grindstone,
severing it at the second joint. The in |
jury was dressed by DIR. Ellie, Mike re-
fusing anaesthetic agents and never
WINGED during the operation.
The heavy passenger traffic on the
Grand Trunk through this port contin-
ues. A night or two since No. l from
Portland was run in two sections, one |
section with eleven cars the other with |
eight cars. A heavy freight traffic 10
also expected the coming winter, it be-
ing reported that at least ak million
bushels of wheat will be shipped over
this division of the system.
Mrs. Frank Lynch aud daughter came
up from Lyndonvills Friday to spend . i
few days with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Lynch drove up from Lyndonvilie
Tuesday, accompanied by Eber W. Cob
leigh, gentleman of eighty-two sam
mers, who was not in the least fatigued
and enjoyed the trip immensely. 1t is
to Mr.. Cobleigh that Lyndonvills u in
debted for its splendid library building.
All are the guests of Capt aud Mrs. Ran
dali.
T. F. Butler went to Grovston, N. H.,
last Saturday and delivered check of
$1,000 from the Supreme Court, indie
pendent Order of Foresters to Mrs.
Florence f. Matthews, widow of the late
S. NJ. Matthews, representing the amount
of his insurance in that order. Mr..
Matthews died July IL, and the check
was delivered to the beneficiary in just
twenty days from that date. There 10
no delay in the |. .. F. in settling death
claims.
Drs. Caverly and Holton of the State
Board of Health We're in town on the
29lh ult, for a hearing upon certain
charges preferred by the Selectmsn
against DIR. Sargent as health officer.