Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-08-27


turned Saturday evening from their Va
cation. spent 81 Old Orchard
The condition Of Moses Mckinley
whO has been quite i'll for several week
sith Bright's disease, is Somewhat i'm
proved.
Mrs. T.. b. Lyster Of Sherbrooke
Que, visited her sister, Mrs W. J. Over
bury, and family, over Sunday, accom-
panied by Mrs. T.. C. Euright, also oi
Sherbrooke.
Mrs. W. p. Buckley of Boston is here
for a few weeks the guest of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Jas. W. Farrell. Her brother,
Thomas Crane, left for his home in
Chicago Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Pickering of Hsmbleton,
W. Va, here ON 9 visit to her brother,
Adam Danforth, and wife, is spending
this week at Seymour Lake, also her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Shields of Groyeton,
n. III.
Mrs. Wright of Barnston, Que, and
her sons wife, Mrs. Fred Hsmm, and
sou of Stanhope, Que, we're guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson three
days last week. Mrs. Wright is sister
Of Mr.. Thompson, and she and he are
the only two living of family of eleven
children.
A mems prayer meeting Was held in
the vestry OF Grace church Tuesday
evening, under the auspices of the Bible
classes of the Congregational and Meth
odist churches. A similar meeting will
be held at the same place next Tuesday
evening. Meetings are also being held
on Wednesday evenings at the iron
bridge school house.
Miss Sarah Patterson came from
Lewiston, Me, last Sunday, remaining
until today, Thursdsy, the guest of Mrs.
tieorge h. Mckelyey. Her sister, Em-
ma, Mrs. Lisle Smith, of Lyme, n. H.,
and husband, came Tuesday to meet
her and her brother John. Miss Patter-
sou goes to Fort Dodge, Iowa, bat will
stop at Richmond, Que, en- route, to call
on Mrs. W. f. c. Jones.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F.. j. Cleugh, former
residents of Island Pond, recent resi-
dents of St. Louis, have moved back to
Cripple Greek, Col, induced by the
hope that the health Of Mrs. Cieugh
(Myra Stevens) and son Timothy,
which was not good in ST. Louis, will
be improved. Mr.. Cieugh was offered
and accepted his old position with the
Colorado Springs 4 Cripple Greek Dis
trict Railway Co., of which }. Is. Fla
herty is superintendent.
DR.. Sargent went to Montpelier Tues
day to attend the eleventh annual school
of instruction for health officers, which
every health officer in the state is re-
quired by law to attend, excused only
by reason of severe illness. The school
closes today, Thursday. The program
includes addresses by the mayor Of
Montpelier, Dr. c. 5. Caverly, president
of the state board OF health, and Gov.
Prouty. The speakers are specialists
from all over the country as we'll as the
health officers aud workers 10 the state.
Di. Norcross is also attending.
The Grand Trunk announces special
train service and reduced fares for the
Sherbrooke exhibition to be held Aug
ust IS to September 4, inclusive. Aug.
2S-30-3l and Sept. ga the fare from
Island Pond and return is Sl.40. Sep
TENDER and 2 special passenger
train will leave Island Pond each morn
ing at sos returning will leave Sher-
brooke at 1890 P. M, stopping at all
intermediate stations. Fare for these
two days sl.20 and return. Tickets
valid returning from Sherbrooks on or
before September 6. Children 5 years
Of age and under IL, half adult sIcur-