Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-09-08

Antrim, N. II.
Clyde Eaton of Percy, n. H., spent
Monday in town.
Wilfred ID. Roy of Chicago, ILL.,, is
spending week i'll town with relatives.
Rev. FIR. Trottier returned Saturday
from weeks retreat at Burlington.
DR.. Robinson Bosworth is the guest
of DIR. Nichols at Barton.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ewing of Richmond, Que,
was the guest of Mrs. Charles Withrow
the first of the week.
The Gun Club will hold a business
meeting at Y. M. C. A. Hall Thursday
evening at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Stevens and
little son went Wednesday to Bloomfield
where they will visit Mr.. Stevens pa
rents for a week or ten days.
Mrs. Kate Cummings of Charleston
visited relatives in town the first Of the
week and was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. l.. f. Joues.
DR.. j. l.. Withrow, wife and
daughter, Helen, returned Friday to
Honeybrooke, Pa, after a ten days
visit with his son, Charles.
Mrs. Alice Danforth. who has been
ill for the past four weeks, is in such
condition as to cause her friends great
anxiety.
Births in Island Pond Thursday,
August 81, a son to Mr.. aud Mrs. L. l..
Lanpher; Monday, September 4, a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Paradis.
Camille Bourque, the night clerk at
Johusons restaurant, is spending two
weeks vacation in the Province of
Quebec. During his absence his place
at the restaurant is filled by John Morse.
John Patterson and friend, Otis
Cogburn, who have been spending some
time with friends in town, returned
Monday night to their home in New
Albany, Indiana.
DIR. A. G. Farmer. veterinarian, will
be at Skillings livery stable Saturday,
September 8, for the purpose of answer
ing any calls in his lines of business
from residents of this vicinity.
"Jake7 Nugent and daughter, Marie,
were in town several days last week,
renewing old acquaintance. They left
Monday for visit in Boston before
returning to their home in Allandale,
Ont.
Mrs. William Moore and son, who
have been spending the summer with
relatives in town, returned Sunday to
their home in Brighton, Mass. Mrs.
Robert Thompson accompanied them
| for few weeks visit.
DC. Foss, Jr., and son, Reginald,
and John Osborne went Friday to Bos-
ton, returning Sunday night in j S.
Sweeney's new auto. This is 1912
model, E. nj. F.-30, five passenger,
touring car and was delivered to Mr..
Sweeney Tuesday.
The Misses Ella and Glen Mackenzie
and Mr.. Herbert Halliburton left Su nday
after spending the summer vacation
here. Miss Ella returned to her school
duties in WATERFOWL, Mass, Miss Glen
went to Boston for two months visit
and Mr.. Halliburton went to his home
in Roslindale, Mass.
Charles Lefebvre's baby was quite
severely burned last Friday. While
creeping around the floor it managed to
get hold of bottle of carbolic acid
which was in box with other things
packed for moving, and in some way
managed to spill it all over its back
Prompt treatment was very effective
and no permanent serious results are
, looked for.
Two handsome specimens of the tax
idermst's art are on exhibition in T. c
Cars window in the shape of a small
sea gull shot in the pond by DR.. Can
field, and a grebe, found exhausted OF
the track by Fred Paquette. The worl
was done by B. F. Lewis of Glover an,
is very attractive in appearance. .
James Chadwick received a mast
cut over his right eye last Saturda
: afternoon, when pulling into the var
on the way freight. He had just finishe
sweeping off the running board of tn
engine, put his broom away and turne
S toward his seat when he was seized b
faintiug spell, brought on by an attac
of acute indigestion, and in fallin
struck his head on faucet on a tender
He was unconscious for some time bu
a had so far recovered as to be out tn
following day.