Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-08
TOWN TOPICS
COMING, HoWFs MOVING PICTURES.

Mrs. Robert Davis, is very i'll with bron-
chits.
Miss Mary A. Lee spent a part of
last week with friends in Berlin and
Gorham, n. II.
The winter term of the different
grades in the high school building was
begun Monday,
Andrew Nalee of Boston spent a part
OF last week here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs q. c. Vallee.
Miss Evang,line and Henri GiBoin
OF Portland, Me-, have been guests at
DIR. Flies several days.
There is to be whist party at Wood
mems Hall this Thursday evening, play
to be followed by social dance.
Mrs. n. B. Lougee was summoned to
Portland, Me-, Sunday by the serious
illness of her cousin, Mrs. Charles Saw
yer.
The stated. communication of Island
Pond Lodge, F. A. NJ, for the current
month will be held next Monday even
ing s o'clock.
}. X. Applebee has been appointed
county fish and game warden for the
county of Essex for the present year,
and has qualified.
Weather conditions for a snowshoe
tramp Saturday evening were ideal, and
quite large party enjoyed tramp
across the pond.
During the month of December Albion
Farmer, state veterinary inspector for
this vicinity, tested Sc head of cattle, II
of which were condemned.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Parsons went to
Portland Tuesday, the former returning
Wednesday night, but Mrs. Parsons
will remain until Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. George Bow Ter of Mont
real came Thursday to spend New Years
day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Blake and
other friends, returning home Saturday.
While going from her home to the
station last Saturday Miss Mary Lee
lost her watch, but lucky for her it was
found by an honest person and promptly
restored.
Mis-. Thos. H. Mason left Monday to
spend week with friends in Whitefield,
n. H., but returned Tuesday evening
called home by the illness of her sister,
Miss Ella Chadwick.
Miss Annie Smith has recently re-
ceived through Mt. Bluff Camp, M. W.
A. check for $4,000, it being the
amount of insurance carried in her favor
in that order by her brother, the late
Ed. Smith.
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to his home for several days with more
than ordinarily severe attack OF the
grip. has sufficiently recovered that he
is able to attend to his Office duties
part of each day.
During the year 1908 there was
recorded in the town clerks office ~
births, % marriages and 30 deaths
Quite a marked contrast as compared
with 1907 when IS births, II marriages
and As deaths were recorded.
Last Saturday, Otis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. f. Davis, was badly kicked III
the head by colt he was leading to
water, and remained unconscious for
several hours. He finally rallied to Dr.
Flies treatment, and was able to attend
school Monday.
Alta meeting of the wardens and vestry
| of Christ Church. held last Friday, 1t
was decided to continue the Sunday
!, services through the winter, and leave
the question of a successor to the Kew
f f. P. Lee open until the commencement
of the church fiscal year, May l.
Fred Rowe was taken to the Maine
, General Hospital at Portland 10y Dr
Sargent last Friday and soon after his
arrival underwent an operation for ap
NJ ndjcitis, which we are glad to repor
was very successful, and Fred is as com
Portable as could possibly be expected
Word has been received that Mrs
John w. Thurston and friends, VINO
started for Florida short time since
have safely arrived at their destination
They were SO hours in terrible storm
Z which the captain of the steamer oe
j scribed the worst of his 32 years experl
ence, running between New YORK AM
Savannah.
Greta, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Seymour, died Wednesda''
morning, following an illness OF severa
months of consumption, at the age o
Y ., wears. She was bright and attract
Al i've Young lady, and very popular amor"
- Nor associates. Funeral services, solemn
/ bigb mass of requiem, will be held FRI
) dav morning at the Church OF o