Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-04-28
TOWN TOPICS

lie ID. Jones was III Lancaster w euues'
day.
Mike Hanley of Lewiston, Me, is the
guest of friends in town for few days
Robert Hodsden has been in West
Charleston the.past two weeks running
the dynamo.
An eight pound daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moffett Monday,
May /.
As usual-with the setting up OF
Thurstons soda fountain came zero
weather aud snow storm.
Mrs. Samuel Payeur and Mrs. Edna
Hunt Of East Haven were in town the
first OF the week.
Fred e. Young has rented the Dr.
NoIcross block on Main street for a
bakery and lunch counter.
Miss Zilpha Porter of North Paris,
Me-, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
William Page.
The annual parish meeting of Christ
Church Is postponed to next Tuesday
evening at : o'clock, owing 10 the seri-
Gus illuess OF Mr.. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall of Mont.
real visited the formers parents, the
Rev. aud Mrs. Thomas Hall, the first
OF the week.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Christ
Church conducted very successful
sale aud supper in opera hall Tuesday
AFTERNOON and evening.
Mrs. George l.. Hunt and daughter,
Einor, have gone to st. Johusbury to
visit relatives during Mr.. Hunts ab.
sence at court.
Mrs. George VanDyke of Berlin, n
d., spent Sunday in town, returning
Monday noon, accompanied by Miss
Nettle Worth, who was her guest for a
day.
Miss Annie Gill is in town for a
short stay, the guest of Mrs. James Far
rell. She came from Port Huron, Mich.
where she had been to see her brother
who is ill.
There will be business meeting Of
Christ Church Womau'S Auxiliary at
the home of the president, Mrs. w. Il
Norton, Tuesday afternoon, May 9th, a.
230,
NJ. Blanchette and j. h. Applebe,
were in Newport Wednesday to attenc
the state convention of the Modern
| Woodmen of America, held at tina
place.
E. &. CARL of Canaan, Judge of Pro
bate, made his first official visit her
Monday. His place of business whei
in town will be at the law office of {
Il. Powell.
Married, at the Methodist parsonage
Wednesday. May 3, by the Rev. w. I
Christie, Harry Emmons Parsons q
W orcester, VT, and Bessie +. Parson
of Martinville, Que.
Albion G. Farmer, accompanied b
his mother, Mrs. John Farmer, returne
from Columbus, Ohio, Saturday. Iii
many friends wish him "a complete re
covery from the effects of his recei
serious illness with pneumonia.
William Mccoy has given up his pC
sition in Gorham aud accepted III
more remuneraLive one of night eng
ueer in mill al t'itzdale. He and h
wife returned home Sunday and NJ
Mccoy left for his new position Mo
day.
Edward Carroll, recently employe
in the agents office at the e. I.
station here, died Wednesday night La
t at the st. Vincent de Paul hospital
q Sherbrooke, Z. G., of tuberculosis. +
neral services will be held at his hon
;, in Richmond, 2. O., today Friday.
I delegation of friends from here will a
: tend.
4 The w. C. Il. U. will hold a publ
i meeting in the parors of the Congr
y gational Church next Tuesday afte
I noon at $50 o'clock. An interestil
r literary program will be given wi
u papers by Mrs. c. N. Wiley aud MI
s. c. S. Foster, also singing and recit
lions by the school boys and girls. A
women are cordially invited to cor
and enjoy this.
George S. Robinson was the victi
of very serious accident last we
Thursday. He had driven to Charl'
ton with pair of horses, when son
thing gave way allowing the wagon pc
to drop, soaring the horses and thro
ing him out. Although no Dor
were broken he was severely shaken-'
and it will be sometime before he
able To be moved. He was taken to