Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-08-11

Mrs. f. ID. Jameson is home from hel
visit in Portland.
MIR. aud Mrs. James Ram called OIL
friends in town recently.
Mrs. c. C. Hosfrrd aud little son OIL
st. Johnsbnry are visiting relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. johnson are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Junod of Mont
real.
Born, in Gurdon, Arkansas, August
End, son, Howard Harry, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hobson.
I. F. Butler was in Titon, n. H.,
Sunday to attend the funeral of his
cousin, Charles Findley.
Mrs. Ii. w. Marsh of N orion was in
town Wednesday to help her grandson,
Freeman, celebrate his birthday.
Miss Mary Bszinet came home Mon
day night from a two weeks vacation
spent at Old Orchard and Lewiston, Me.
Mrs. George Hill and two children
of Somerville, Mass, are in town for a
months visit with Mr.. and Mrs. o. T,
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayes OF
Groveton spent Sunday in town, guests
of the lstter's brother, John Worth, and
family.
Mrs. Carl Story of Brookline, Mass,
was in town one day last week. Mrs.
Story will be remembered as Miss
Alice Robinson.
Miss Rosamond Bazinet is home from
az extended visit with relatives in
Holland.
Friends will regret to learn that Mrs.
Amanda Falls, of Wilbur, Mich, who
has been seriously i'll, is still in crit.
cal condition.
The Misses Claire and Vivian Rooney
and Master Augustine Rooney, returned
Tuesday from their visit in st. Johns
bury, Newport and LyndoDville.
Miss Ida REILLY, who has been in
Natick, Mass, for the past eight months,
is in town for several weeks, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Robert Hodsden.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Norton, Miss
Gertrude Norton, Mrs. II. b. Amey and
sou, Henry, came from Portland, Me.
Friday night. Miss Alpa Amey, who
has been visiting relatives in Pittsburg,
N. b., for some time, returned with
them.
DIR. Garfield and Victor had al in.
voluntary ducking in the pond one day
this week while sailing around. The
sailboat capsized near the big rock but
no great damage was done and with the
help of John Stott and Hazen Donnelly
everything was soon put to rights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tracy and son
Philip, went to Portland last Saturda,
for the purpose Of consulting witt
physicians of that city in regard to thu
condition of the young lad, who ha
been suffering quite little with troubl
in his hip. We are glad to say that tn
doctors hold out every encouragement
to Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy that no seriou
results need be expected if they will b
careful that the boy doesn't use his lie
very much for awhile.
Sunday morning the Rev. DR.. Mile
announced to the congregation of Chris
, Church that he had accepted call
become rector of st. Matthews Church
Enosburg Falls. At meeting of tn
= vestry held on Tuesday the resignatio
of the rector was accepted to take effec
during September DIR. Miller has bee
here two years and during that time hs
made many friends who will regret h
depart ure from among US. The HERAL
wishes him all success in his new fiel
of work
Monday of this week an official specis
consisting of the Grand Trunk offici
cars Algonquin, Quebec, Ontario, Cal
ada and Bouaventure, and having fl
passengers, A. W. Smithers, chairma
of the Grand Trunk Board of Directo
and secretary, c. M. Hays, W.
Brownlee, Supt. Whittenberger, 9TH
officials, with their secretaries and sever
ladies, passed through Island Por
on tour of inspection of the Graz
3 Trunk and Grand Trunk Pacific.
stop of about ten minutes was mat
here for purposes Of inspection, and I'll
next stop was made at Montreal. 1t
q estimated that this train will travel
distance of 5000 miles before returniI
to Portland, the starting point, and it
generally understood that this trip is
be an annual feature. The official ca
made handsome appearance and cause
" much favorable comment as 10 the lool
of the train.