Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-09-22
NOTICE

| MIR. and Mrs. Lyman Marsh were
guests of relatives in town Sunday last.
Miss Veda Dane of Derby was the
guest of Mrs. George Herrin one day
this week.
Mrs. Sarah Warner is recovering from
a sprained ankle received three weeks
ago. ...
Wilmer Elliott and family have
moved into the Hardy house on Derby
Street.
Miss Mamie Aldrch returned Monday
from weeks visit in Portland and
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fraser and children
were in East Burke and Lyndonville
recently.
Mrs. John White is entertaining her
sister, Miss Della Lahamme, of Paw
tucket, X. |.
Michael Hanley of Gardner, Me-,
came Sunday to join Mrs. Hanley here
| for weeks visit.
Mrs. Floyd Elkins returned Monday
from ii visit of several weeks with rela-
tives in Maine.
Harold Chesney of St. Adams came
Saturday to spend ten days vacation
here with relatives.
Miss Elgie Morse is working in
Johnson's restaurant, commencing her
duties there Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Graham are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Edwin
Grover, at Ridgewood, N. j.
Mrs. Clara Aldrch returned Sunday
morning to Bath, Me-, having spent a
week with relatives here.
Michael Curran is moving his family
here from Portland, Me-, aud will occu-
py his own house on Back Street.
The other twin son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alba Annis died Thursday, September
IA, having survived his brother only five
days.
Carl Swenson and wife had as guests
over Sunday Mrs. Swenson's brother,
Sisco iiagar, of West Milan, N. H., also
two cousins.
g. w. Woodsum is at his home in
Portland for two weeks George Hardy
of Montreal is taking his place during
his absence.
P.J Corbett and Miss Evelyn Wells
of Montreal, Que, were guests of the
latter's aunt, Mrs. William Smith, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude Chapman, who has
been in Gorham, N. H., the past month
with relatives, is at the Stewart House
for the winter.
T. j. White has resumed work as en-
gineer on the Grand Trunk after an
enforced vacation of three months
through illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Mason Sheafe
and little daughter, Isabel, of New
York City are guests at the Stewart
House for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blodgett of New
York City came Friday to visit relatives
Mr.. Blodgett returned home Monday but
Mrs. Blodgett will spend the week in
town.
Madam Henri Giboin and daughters
Berthe, Evangeline aud Marie of Port
land were guests of relatives here ovel
Sunday en- route for St. Anne de Beaupre
Stern Brothers store will be CLOSED
from Friday evening until 6 o'clocl
Saturday evening, the occasion being
Rosh Hashona, the Jewish New Years
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chadwick of Deer
ing, Me-, arrived in town Tuesda
= noon, coming from ST. Anne de Beaupre
Que. Mr.. Chadwick has returne
home but Mrs. Chadwick will renal
for few days.
- Mrs. w. j. Rooney returned Monda
= from visit in Lyndonville and S
Johnsbury. She was accompanied l.
j., Miss Fannie Brown of the latter plac
=. who will be her guest for two weeks.
|, The Grand Trunk Railway announc
10 that their annual excursion to Bostc
% will be in effect October 9th Tickle
good to return on Tuesday, Octob
g 18th. Fares from Island Pond, rail al
;, boat, $500; all rail, 5000
pr C. d. Thurston, E. p. Scholes,
L. Brodeur, F. E. Minard, j. w. Campbe
10 w. j. Overbury and j. F. Paguet
p. were called to attend an investigation
er the Public Service Commission of Ne
ss Hampshire held at Berlin Thursday.
al Ebert Norman McNally and Ma
IS Frances Donovan, both of Groveton,
I'd H., were united in marriage in Chr
he Church by the Rev. DR.. Miller Ia
ry Tuesday evening. Captain and M
w. Ii. Norton acted as witnesses.