Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-03
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June 10.
Mrs. Eola NJ. Thurston of Portland
came last Saturday to spend week with
her sister, Mrs. Lindsey.
Col. Porter II. Dale gave the Mem
orial Day address at Brandon, and that
it was good one goes without saying.
| Mrs. Fannie Stolte came from Buffa
10, n. Y, Last Friday, called here by the
critical illness of her father, Mr.. John
White.
Mr.. John Reeve was in Sherbrooke,
Que, Friday aud attended the perform
ance Of the oratorio of Elijah, a great
treat to him,
Harry Danforth and George Renell of
Portland are spending their vacation
here, stopping with the formers father,
Arthur Danforth.
Mrs. Ethel Fitzgerald and Miss
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day night after an absence of several
[ months in Boston
Henry Rickaby and wife of Danvile
have been here since Friday, the guests
of l.. w. Stevens aud wife, and Fred f.
Stevens and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hosford and
! little son of East Haven, have been here
this week, visiting Mrs. Hosford's pa,
rents, Mr. and Mrs. George Moye.
We are in receipt of a communication
from our former townsman, Perley f.
Herrin, now residing at Los Angeles,
Cal. 1t will he published in the near
future.
Earl Applehee spent Sunday and Mon
day here with his parents His friends
will he pleased to hear that he is "mak-
lug good" in his new position at Port,
| land, Me
o. f. Davis, who is in Portland under
going treatment for his eyes, is now
given great encouragement of Improve
ment, which is very pleasing informa-
ton to all his friends
Frank Paquette, Sr., went to Mont
real Saturday returning Monday, ac-
companed by his daughter, Mrs. Fox,
and the latter's daughter. They will
remain a month or more.
The Grand Trunk Railway announces
that beginning Sunday, June 90, they
will run their annual Sunday excursions
| to Portland aud the Islands. Further
particulars will be given later.
W. M. Buck and wife drove from
Canaan Sunday in order to attend the
Memorial Day exercises. The Post here
is named after Mr.. Bucks father. They
returned to Canaan Wednesday.
Mrs. Adam Danforth, her daughter,
Freda, and the atter's daughter, Reuah,
were in Portland this week, combining
business and pleasure, aud were the
guests of Mrs. Dantorth's son, Frank.
| M. Blanchette is the possessor of a
new surrey auto, Max we'll, Model Q-2,
four cylinders, p horse power. lie
and Mrs. Blanchette expect to take con-
siderable pleasure the coming summer,
The Hon Clarence j. Ferguson, Sup
erintendent of the Vermont Anti-Saloon
League, will speak at the Congregational
Church next Sunday morning, and will
address union mass meeting in the
Methodist Church in the evening.
Judge Blake was in Coaticook, Que,
last week Wednesday to attend the
twenty-seventh anniversary of Victoria
Lodge, |. O. O. F., and made an address,
his subject being the closeness OF the
work of the Order to that of the Church
Mrs. Alvin Bartlett is visiting her
t daughter, Mrs. Ray Skinner, for month
at Skinner, Me. On her journey over
she stopped at Eaton, P. O., and spent
the day with Mrs. Cora Nourse, mother
of our townsman, Arthur Nourse, assist.
4 ant cashier at the bank.
Editor of Essex County Herald,
u Island Pond, Vt.
Sir -
RI To remove any doubt about the mat
ter, desire to notify the public through
j. your columns that am a candidate fol
denomination as Essex County States
Attorney.
Respectfully,
GEORGE l.. HUNT.
$ George l., Dyer assisted the Sher
Il brooke (Que.) Orchestra as trombon
e PLAYER several days last week. Tuesda
d at Newport at the Memphremago
N Yacht Clubs anniversary, Thursday a
y Sherhrooke, Hiawatha,,s Wedding Feas
is choral, given in Art Hall, and Friday a
the rendering of the oratorio of Elijah
Wednesday he was the guest of Mr.. an
: Mrs. O. M. Carpenter at Derby Line
Monday of this week he was at Whit
field, N. H., in the forenoon, GrovetoI
N. Fl. in the afternoon aud Lancaste
n In. H., in the evening, assisting in tn