Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-25

Lawrence Kelly of HOlyOke, Mass,
visited relatives in town last week.
NJ. b. Ladd aud his son, Gerald, cam,
up from LyndOnville Thursday aud re
manned over Sunday.
Miss Alice Strathern, a teacher a
Barre, is at her home here for the East
er vacation of two weeks.
The body OF George Spaulding wa
removed from the vault Monday and
taken to East Charleston for interment
Mrs. Jennie Spiller was out Monday
for the first time since last September
This is very pleasing to her many
friends.
Clyde River Rebekah Lodge, 1. D. o
F., has purchased piano for use in the
lodge room, used the first time Wednes.
day evening.
In accordance with his usual custom
Charles Willoughby will have for sale
this week some extra nice potted lilies
for Easter Sunday.
Wilbur Elliott and family have va.
Gated the tenement in the Bartlett
block and moved into the Mike Curran
house on Back street.
The East Charleston Dramatic Club
gave most acceptable presentation of
the play "Willowdale" at the opera hall
Saturday evening before a large audi
ence.
Some tempting bargains in wool art
squares, straw and fiber mattings, ia
pestry, draperies, etc, are offered ty the
Bosworth Store Co. See advertisement
for particulars.
The Misses Emma and Ida Goss of
lrasburg came Thursday to spend few
days as the guests OF Mrs. LaRoche and
family, returning to their home Mon
day, John LaRoche accompan ying them.
Dan Stern received the Rank Of
Knight in the X. of P. Tuesday evening,
March -. Next Tuesday evening the
Rauk of Page will be conferred, which
will be illustrated by stereoptican views,
Mrs Fanny Ward Miller announces
that the spring vacation of her elocu-
ton classes at the high school will cor
respond with that of the school, the
Monday class converting on the opening
of the term.
Good Friday services at Christ Church
will be Morning Prayer aud sermon at
10 o'clock, followed by the Passion Ser
vice - to }. Sunday, Easter Day,
Morning Prayer aud Holy Communion
at II o'clock, aud Sunday School SER
vice at P. m.
The regular winter term of all the
schools in the village, except the high
school, the assistants room and the
grammar school, closed last Friday. The
three schools named close the term this
week. All schools in town will CON-
mence the spring term, April IL,
Mrs. George Moye has received word
of the death of her sister, Mrs. ID. W.
Batchelder, which occurred at her home
III Auburndale, Mass, on the 18th inst.
Interment was in the family lot at St.
Johnsbury. Owing to the i'll health OF
Mrs. Moye she was unable to attend the
funeral.
The Ladies Literary Club will meet
with Mrs Chester NJ. King Thursday
afternoon, March 81. The programme
will be arranged for a Forestry and
Nature Study" day. The roll call will
include items of interest on forestry,
poems on Nature, etc. A full atten.
dance is requested.
The Seniors and the party of friends
accompanying them are anticipating
with much pleasure their Washington
trip, starting Friday. The round trip
from Groveton, including hotel bills, ETC.,
is only S35. The Seniors have received
material aid for their outing by the
courtesy of l.. A. Cobb and A. w, Bos
worth.
March II was the eighty-ninth birth.
day anniversary of Mrs. Phoebe Aldrich
and her friends remembered the occa-
sion by postal card shower. Mrs. Al
drich received eighty-nine cards, some
coming from Michigan. The thought
fulness and courtesy of all who sent
cards is greatly appreciated by the re.
cipient.
The docket of the special term of the
Supreme Court to be held at st. Johns
bury April 9Th has been received, show
ing six cases for trial of which four art
from Essex County, viz:
Lottinvile VS.. Markee.
lie Blanc ct al VS.. Z. V. l.. Co.
Place VS.. Grand Trunk.
Gowan VS.. Stevens.
The Rev. DR.. Miller concluded hi.
series of lectures on Church History last
Friday evening, which have certainly
been alike entertaining and instructive
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