Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-04-01
TOWN TOPICS

A flock of wild geese passed over tn
village last Thursday, headed north.
NJ. c. Davis sold some real estate an,
other property last week amounting t
over $1,000.
"Dog days" are nearly over-in othe
words pay dog Ii licenses NOW if you wan
to save a dollar.
Mrs. Guest left for Chattanooga, Tenn.
this morning, her husband accompany
ing her to Boston.
G. Harry Blake drove in from Lyn
donvilIe Sunday to visit his parents, re
turning home this morning.
"Pat" Flaherty returned home Tues.
day night, having finished his winters
work in the woods at Conway, N. II.
Mrs. T. NJ. Henderson came last week
from Gorham, Me, to spend few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Reeve.
r. w. Simonds, Esq, ,of St. Johnsbury
states attorney of Caledonia county, was
in town on legal business Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The wife of Frank. Young, switchman,
is very low with consumption, her con.
dition being such as to cause her friends
great anxiety.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Shields of Grove
ton spent the latter part of last week
with the latter's brother, Orlando Dan
forth and wife.
Bert Corliss and wife, who have been
in Boston several weeks for medical
treatment, returned home Tuesday night
both greatly improved.
Sunday evening there will be special
music at the Congregational Church, and
the pastor will give a short history of
the famous "Glory Song"
A number of the members of CLYDE
River Rebekah Lodge, |. o. o. F., went
to Sherbrooke, Que, Friday to attend
district meeting of the order.
NJ. c. Davis has sold the engine, taken
from the Averill mill, to P. II. Dale for
$3.50. This means more power in the
dry season to run electric lights.
ID. A. Haynes went to Eppng, N. H.,
Saturday morning, called there by the
death of his sister, Mrs. Lucinda Shoff,
which occurred Friday morning, at the
age of seventy-six years.
Mrs. Ray Chesney, who has been in
the Montreal General Hospital for some
time, and has undergone two operations,
came home last week greatly improved,
and her convalescence is now only a
matter of time.
County clerk Hubbard of Guldhall,
was at the HERALD office Tuesday to ar
range for the printing of the bar docket
for the April term of the Essex County
Court, which convenes the Goth inst,
Judge Waterman presiding.
w. A. Gleeson and II. w. Blake have
purchased from M. c. Davis the proper
ty on Railroad street located between
the premises of Mr.. Blake and Mrs.
" arner. Extensive repairs and i'm
will soon be commenced.
The Right Rev. A. C. A. Hall, D. D.,
Bishop of Vermont will make his an
nual visit to Christ Church parish
evening" April 81. Con-
firmation lectures will be given each
and Friday evening until
the Bishops visit.
Mrs. Ray Skinner of Skinner, Me-,
came last Thursday to spend few days
with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Bartlett,
and other relatives. Last Sunday she
occupied her old position as organist at
the Congregational church, in the alb
sence of Miss Eaton at Washington, DC.
The attention of the housewife is in
vited to the annual rug sale by the Bos-
worth Store Co., which commences
April 4, closing April 0. There will be
a remarkably fine collection of floor fab
RIGS ready for inspection, and if you buy
it will be with the assurance that you'll
get full value for your money.
Save for chilly wind Easter was
an ideal day, fair weather and sunny
skies, and more than ever symbolic of
the coming springtime, for it followed
days of unusual >pringlike warmth. All
the churches in town were filled with
reverent congregations, fine musical
programmes were given in each, flowers
and ported plants, lilies predominating,
were to be seen in abundance, and the
sermons were adapted to the season and
its significance. Generous offerings
we're made, that at Christ Church
amounting to nearly $50.