Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-12-08

NIL N H., Wednesday to spend a few
weeks.
Miss Marcia r. Winship of Bradford
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
King.
Miss Dorothy LaRoche entertained
her friend, Miss Scott, of Wenlock over
Sunday,
Mrs George Van Dyke and daughter
of Berlin, n. H., are visiting at |. l..
Quimby's.
Master Nelson Blake went to Norton
Tuesday to visit his grandmother, Mrs.
Cora Nelson.
The haypressers are engaged in
pressing the hay in the Fitzgerald Land
& Lumber Co.'S barn.
Captain Norton has an excellent map
that he is anxious to dispose Of 1t
will be sold at bargain.
Miss Mary j. Holmes of Laconia, N.
IT,, came last week Thursday to visit
her sister, Mrs. James Applebee.
Miss Stella Morse came up from
Groveton, N. H., to spend Thanksgiving
Day with her mother, returning Sunday.
A special train was run from Island
Pond last Wednesday evening for the
accommodation of those who desired to
attend the Symphony Concert at Coati-
cook. Several went from here.
Mrs. Freda Ellis, who came from
Portland the latter part of last week for
brief visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Adam Danforth, and other rea-
tives returned to that city Sunday night.
Cards have been received announcing
the wedding of Henry o, ChesIey and
Ruby Belle Perkins of Bethel, Me-, last
Thursday, November 30th. Island
Pond friends will extend congratula-
tions.
The members and friends of Oswe-
gotchie Lodge, X. of P, enjoyed card
party at the lodge rooms last Thursday
evening, Thanksgiving night After
playing was stopped refreshments of ice
| crpam and cake wprp sprypd
Ernest Stevens was taken into custody
last Tuesday morning and after an ex-
animation by Drs. Norcross and Parlin
was taken by the former and A. M.
Stevens to the state asylum at Water
bury for treatment Wednesday morning.
The fire alarm was sounded Tuesday
morning for fire at the Wilson place,
occupied by James Worth. A pailful
of water thrown on it by Mrs. Worth
before the firemen arrived and prompt
use of the chemical extinguishers
disposed of it with but little damage.
We understand that the fire was caused
by defective chimney.
Fifteen or more members of the
order of the Knights of Columbus went
from here to witness the working OF the
Bird degree by White Mountain Council,
No. sos, at Berlin, n. H., last Sunday,
banquet being served at the close OF
the work. All attending have nothing
but praise tor the manner in which the
work was performed and for the cour'
tesv which was extended to them.
We wonder how many of our readers
realize the amount of money that is
raised for the campaign against tuber
culosis, waged by the American Rec
Cross Society, from the sale of the tiny
Red Cross Christmas seal. Over $500,
600 was raised last year. Vernon
contributed $500, all but 129% o
which amount was used in assisting
natients to be cured at the Vernon
sanitarium at Pittsford. Help alons
, a good cause by atIixing Red Cros
Christmas seals to your holiday pack
aces. You can get them at Bosworth's
The subscribers to the entertainment
conrse will see and listen to program
next Saturday night that, for one
nerson entertainment, promises to b
a one of the most attractive of the entir
course. Harrell, musical magician,
the attraction offered and the words G
nraise for his performances that com
from everywhere he has appeared are
sufficient guarantee of their excellence
MIR. Harrell makes his program espe
c;ally attractive to the young peopl
during his magical performances, by th
novel and unexpected introduction {
live animals, and his musical acts Q
Swiss bells, saxophone and muslc'
glasses go to make up an evening
entertainment pleasing alike to youn
middle aged and old. AT the opei
house, Saturday, October g.