Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-08-13

Was IN town tuesday on professional
business.
T.. NJ. BARTLETT, wife and son went /,
. ola Orchard this Thursday morning, t.
remain two weeks.
Harry B. Amey and James Graham
went to Lancaster Wednesday to attend
the funeral of George VanDyke.
&. +. Clarke attended the meeting.
of the Vermont Undertskers' Associa
ton held at Burlington three days last
week.
Elmer Barnes had better study a
little more carefully the topography OF
this vicinity ere he goes on another fish
ing trip.
Mrs. Jeremiah Steady is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Shea aud son, also Mrs
Shea's daughter, Mrs. O'Hara, all from
Lowell, Mass.
The visitors at Mrs. Gleason's and
Mrs. Connolly's, with a number of
friends, enjoyed picnic on the island
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Green and sou
! Of Holland visited the latter's sister,
/ Mrs, q. l.. Stevens, and family, a few
+! days last week.
MIS-. Cora Lindsay Las gone to Port
| laud to spend two weeks with her sister,
Mrs Eola Thurston, and will also visit
friends at Saco, Me.
Frank CorlisS, wife and two children,
! of Manchester, n. H., came Sunday to
spend two or three weeks with his
e! brother. Burt, and wife.
E'u~ber:y pickers are coming here in
great numbers daily from the surround
ing towns. The berries are very plenti-
ful ia Weulock and vicinity.
! IrahkIin Ross, who was so badly
kicked 10y horse few days since, is
now able to be out and attend to bust,
ucsy, but is still somewhat lame.
( The excursion to Portland Sunday
was q record breaker. When the train
arrived in Portland it consisted of twelve
ears, carrying almost $50 passengers.
4 social dance has been arranged for
this Thursday evening, in the opera
/ ball, Ia assist in entertaining our sum
mer guests. Music by Dyer's orchestra.
Miss AIexina Payeur of Westfeld
Mass and her cousin, Miss Bona Cou-
ture of nolyoke, Mass, came Friday
night for three weeks visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j
rayeur.
Miss Mackenzie, a resident of Berlin
y. H.. the past thirteen years, was the
guest of Mrs. Rooney over Sunday, ell
route to her former home in Danville
Que. to reside there.
win Webster, G. Z. r. section fore
man, has been restricted to his home
| the past two weeks suffering from {
sprained ankle, caused by stepping from
a pile of ties on to stone, which gave
way under him.
4. l.. Farmer, wife and son, arrived
from Windsor Tuesday evening and
Will spend a week or more visiting rela
tives and friends. At present they are
the guests of Mrs. Farmers brother
Chester King aud wife.
pay your taxes on or before September
LIST, thereby save your discount an'
avoid additional costs and
DON'T
90 trout fishing after August Is. The
penalty, if you are caught, is $40.
L. f. Jones offers during the next few
days an opportunity in his clearance
sale of clothing and furnishings which
should be improved by the people o.
this vicinity, the reduction from regular
prices being somewhat unusual. Those
who would be benefited should make al
early visit to his store.
Mrs. Walter Currier returned las
Saturday from stay of six weeks il
the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal
where she underwent critical opera
ton after stay of two weeks. The OPP
Grafton was very successful, and Mrs
Curier is greatly benefited thereby, al
though at present she is unable to ge
about to any great extent without tn
aid of crutches. Mrs. McBain of Mont
real accompanied her to Island Pond
and will be. her guest for a couple o
: weeks.