Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-08-12
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Boston.
Mrs. Lettie Moore is spending several
weeks with relatives in Boston.
Mrs. John Jordan of Guildhall spent
Sunday with Capt. and Mrs. Graham.
Kyle 7. Brown of Lunenburg was a
business visitor here Monday, returning
Tuesday.
ii. w. Blake has been in Boston
since Monday in the interests of the
auto-glide business
Several from here went to West
Charleston Wednesday to attend the
fourth annual clambake
Miss Mabel LaRoche returned home
Saturday evening after taking the sum-
mer course of four weeks in music at
the Conservatory of Music in Boston.
Henry Legacy and wife of St. Johns
bury came last week to spend few days
with relatives and friends, and were the
guests of Mrs. Legacy's father, Capt.
Randall, and family.
e. j. Barnes of Morgan Center was
in town Monday in the interests of the
New England Fat Mems Club, and
induced several to join it, Carl is no
light weight himself.
Miss Sadie Taylor and friend, Miss
Myrtle Kell, who have been visiting
friends and relatives here for the past
two weeks returned to their homes in
Portland, Me-, last Sunday.
S. ID. Morse died at Iyndonville this
Thursday morning at 8 O'Clock. The
body will be brought here on Friday,
and funeral services will he held Satur-
day. Further particulars next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whitaker of
Reading, Mass, are here for a months
vacation, staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nolney Smith. They spent month
with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith last summer.
Mrs. Emma Cabana aud daughter,
Maud, Of Portland, who have been here
several days visiting relatives, the
guests of the formers daughter, Mrs.
George st. Pierre, returned home on
Monday.
l.. d. Cole, president of the Towle
Manufacturing Co., of Newburyport,
Mass, and Mrs. Cole, came last week
Thursday to spend few days with the
formers cousin, Geo. s. Robinson, and
wife, returning home Wednes day.
Rev. O. l.. Sherburne, agent of the
Vermont Bible Society, will occupy the
pulpit of the Congregational church
next Sunday morning, and in the
evening that of the Methodist church.
There will be no morning service or
Sunday School in the latter church.
The listers of the town will meet in
the town clerks office Friday, September
., at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
hearing appeals of persons who may
feel aggrieved at their appraisals
Notice will be sent to all whose grand
list has beerksaised at the late quadren'
uial appraisal.
Passenger and freight traffic through
Island Pond is not as active as before
the strike, but is gradually increasing
Several freight crews have returned to
4 work, and others will 60 back las soon
as possible. None of the old passenger
conductors on this division have re-
turned to their work All the yardmen
have gone back to work, and train
master Connolly, who has been in
Portland Me-, experimenting operations
since the strike, has returned here; also
his secretary, Ray Chesney, and wife.
j. j. Storrow of Boston, a candidate
for mayor at the last election, defeated
by Mr.. Fitzgerald, was in town Saturday
with two companions and d chauffeur, il
a Fait touring car. They are spending
their vacation touring through New
England and camping at various places
on their trip, their car carrying full
equipment for camping purposes. The.
went from here to Seymour Lake. AL
looked the picture of health, and spok,
in pleasant terms of the pleasure the,
had experienced in their trip through
+ Vermont.
Notice of the opening of the fall tern
, of St. Johnsbury Academy appears il
f another column. This is one of the bes
known college preparatory schools il
New England. Its large staff of profes
sors and we'll equipped scientific depart
j. ments make it especially desirable for
, years finishing work after completin,
the course in the ordinary high schoo
II A large campus and the Y. M. G. "A
K gymnasium afford excellent opportunit
for athletics. A course in the commercia
r department gives one as good bushes
a training as can be obtained in any O
4 the larger business colleges.