Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-07-21

Miss Ayling from Rockland, Me-, is
spending her vacation at John Stott's
Miss Maud King of Barton is visiting
friends in town.
H. B. Amey and d. c. Foss, Jr., we're
in Lunenburg recently on business.
Miss Mildred Cooke of Portland, Me-,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Elkius
Mrs. ID. P. Mackenzie is entertaining
two sisters, Mrs. Halliburton and Mrs.
Monroe, both of Boston.
Miss Ella Mackenzie, has as her
guest Mrs. Colswothy, formerly Miss
Blanche Winslow, of Portland, Me.
The Misses Holleran from New York
state are visiting their aunt, Miss
Bridget Holleran.
Miss Beatrice Murphy and little niece,
Miriam, went to Portland Sunday for a
visit with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Jennie Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Spiller and
children from Hartford, Conn, are Wis
iting Mrs. Spiller's uncle, w. H. Farr,
and family.
We read that C. w. Farr was thrown
from load of hay one day last week.
Friends will be glad to learn that
though he received severe shaking up,
no bones were broken.
A party comprised of Mrs. H. B.
Amey, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Norton, Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Norton and Miss Ger
trude Norton left Monday for trip to
Niagara Falls, taking in the interesting
cities en- route.
Mrs. NJ. T. Sadleir is home from a
visit with relatives in Norway, Me. Her
daughters, who have been there for som
time returned with her, as also did her
mother aud sister, who will visit here
| for time.
Ernest Logic and his foreman came
Tuesday to put the canning factory in
shape for this season. Every indication
is that the season will be one of brisk
business aud the work of making the
cans has already been started.
The many friends of Mrs. John Will
oughby in this vicinity will regret to
learn that she has had considerable
trouble with one of her eyes. We
earnestly hope to hear in the near
future that complete cure has been
effected.
Mrs. Harry Ladd and son, Robert,
went to Lyndonville this Thursday
morning for a visit with relatives there,
before returning to their home in
Rumford Falls, Me.
Mrs. c. D. Thurston has had as her
guests recently, her sister, Mrs. F. A.
Lane, of Springfield, Mass, and her
brother, William, of Cairo, ILL.,, who
went to Stanstead for visit with their
parents Wednesday.
| The appearance of e. f. Clarke's
block has been greatly improved by a
coat of paint. E. E. Blake had charge
Of the work, and as usual, the result is
highly pleasing
Andrew Tracy has made extensive
repairs on his block on Cross Street,
having it newly painted, and cement
curbing and drainage troughs all around
it so that it now is in splendid condition
and is business block that is credit
to the town. We understand that
Mansour Dan, the fruit man, is to
occupy the whole building using the
lower floor fer his store and living in
the upper tenement.
En- route for Boston and New York
on business, f. G. Reynolds, grandson
of Gabriel Z. Vallee aud treasurer OF
the W. d. Boyce Co., publishers of the
, Chicago Ledger aud Saturday Blade,
stopped off Monday for short visit
; with his grandparents. This was Mr..
Reynolds first visit to Island Pond and
! it is needless to say that he was de-
lighted with the views in this vicinity
Lounder & Allison have leased the
Davis Studio on Derby street and are
r now prepared to do the highest class Of
. portrait and view work at moderate
h prices. Mr.. Lounder, the senior mem
l Der of the concern is photographer o.
a nine years experience in the studios il
Portland aud Boston and comes L
!. Island Pond with complete knowledge
n of all that is considered best in photo
:. graphic art. Our readers are referred
v to their advertisement in another plac
i on this page.
: James {. Judge
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