Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-07-28

w. DNo"oieh "Out w VII lolduu,
Me-, last Friday for short vacation.
lie will be absent about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ladd of Lyndon
vile are visiting relatives in town, driv-
ing up from Lyndonville last Monday.
Miss Hazel Cades of Portland, Me-,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Emma Rawson
Mrs. Schmidt of Portland, Me-, aud
little son, Hugo, are visiting Mrs. Dan
Desrochers.
Mrs. w. Reed of Montreal came
Saturday night for visit with her sister,
Miss D. Proulx.
Mrs. Dan Stern and son, Isidor, went
to Portland Sunday night for two weeks
stay at Old Orchard.
Rev. and Mrs. w. G.. Christie are
entertaining niece, Mrs Reynolds, and
husband of Boston, Mass.
The boy campers of Seymour Lake
were in town Monday, bound for
Averill Lake for few days stay.
Clarence j, Cross of Coventry, was in
town the latter part of last week arrang.
ing for the removal of his household
goods.
Il. M. Mansur was in town the first
of the week, accompanied by his grand.
children, Jack and Sally Storrs of New
port.
c. p. Jeuness of Barton was in town
Sunday, accompanied by his wife,
daughter-in-law and Miss Margaret
Rowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Blake and daugh.
ter, Florence, went to Montreal Sunday
for visit of several days with friends
in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Parsons and Miss
Iona went to Old Orchard Saturday
noon for vacation of two weeks. Miss
Mary Bazinet accompanied them.
Charles Leborveau, wife and son,
came Saturday for a brief visit with
friends in town. They were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. L. Cobb.
Mrs. William Smith is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. E. P. Wilkins and hus-
band and daughter, Phyllis, of Caribo ~,
Me-, and also her mother, Mrs. S. P.
Clock, of Groveton, N. H.
L. E. Boyce, superintendent of the
Odd Fellows home at Ludlow, came
home Saturday morning for his auto
mobile, returning with the machine
Monday morning accompanied by Mrs.
Wright Danforth, who will visit there
for time.
The mems Adult Bible Glasses of the
Congregational and M. E. Churches will
hold their third annual picnic at I'm
known Pond, next Monday, starting
from the Y. M. c. A. promptly at 8
o'clock. Members who plan to attend
are requested to notify j. R. Applebee or
F. E. Boyce in order that arrangeme nts
may be made for ALL Members are also
invited to bring friend, provided it is
a man as the only invitation the ladies
have in connection with this party is to
keep away.
: "The Honeymoon" a comedy of ster.
ling merit, proved an agreeable treat to
the very large audience who were at the
Opera House last Thursday evening to
see H. Price Webber's Boston Comedy
Company in their fine performance Of
it. Edwina Grey was at her best as
Juliana, and Mr.. Webber's "Mock Duke
was mirth provoking in the extreme
Mr.. Fleming, MIR. Hickey and Mr.
Brwon were exceptionally good as wert
also Mr.. Senesca and Misses Lewis and
Bishop. The costumes were the hand
soonest ever seen here and the entire
performance was first class. Mr.. Web
Der informed the HERALD he would b.
here again in the fall and that he will
be doubly welcome goes without saying
The company will play the towns on thu
Grand Trunk to Portland and 90 tt
Rangeley Lake for brief summer en-
gagement August LIST.
| Last Saturday night at the residence
of George L. Hunt, on Birch Point, tn
Ladies Aid of the Congregational churcl
held lawn party. The affair was il
charge of very competent committee
Although the evening was unusually COO
the party was we'll attended. Thu
decorations, which were arranged by tn
young ladies of the Church, were espe
cially attractive and consisted of booth
in green and white from which were sole
ice cream and cake, home made candie
and lemonade. A profusion of japanese
lanterns added greatly 10 the attractive
ness of the scene. An especially fin
musical program was rendered by Mrs
Corliss, Mrs Rawson, Miss Sheridan
Miss Eaton, Miss Stirring and Mr. Tracy
Much appreciation is due Mr.. and Mrs
Hunt for their kindness in thus openin
their home, and to those who contribute
toward the illumination.