Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-03-24

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to Ed. Parsons.
'"Wiii Tucker spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Fred Currfer is quite i'll with
grip. ~'' - 80
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Paquin of New.
port are visiting in town.
The youngest daughter of Mrs.
George Osborne. is very i'll.
+. j. Miles of Gorham, N. H., was
visitor in town the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Davis of Derbyt
street, entertained their son.in-law, Gene
Willard; recently,
Ed Dickson has sold his restaurant
business to Harry Patton, the latter TAX
ing possession Monday
The! of our readers is called
to Blanchettes new advertisement this
week. 1t speaks for itself.
be- An egg measuring Ia inches by 6
inches is'the record lay of hen aw ned
by f. f. Blake. Can yoa beat itp
Curt Merton, wife aud baby, of Gor.
ham. n. H., were guests of relativ estaere
Sunday.
Mrs. Abner Doran and two t.hil4ren
from South Paris, Ne, are visit ng re.a.
tives in town.
Mrs.,J. w. Farrell of Richmond, P
@, is expected this week to ioin her,
husband, who was recently appointed
trainmaster of the first district of the
G. T. R.,
We are pleased to report that Mrs. A.
M. Falls, who has been i'll at the home
of her nephew, II. II, Hobson, ST nee the
death of her brother, is able to I,e about
again. ,.-..- q. 81.
While getting ,omt load of wood one
day last week.. George d. Herrin fell
breaking arb. r Though not restricting
him to the house, the injury is some
what painful one.
Miss Lo,tisa Strathern returns home
tomorrow from Barre, where she has
been receiving treatment, for her eyes
much improved in health. Her siste
Alice will accompany her.
Mrs Edward Jameson went to Con-
cord, n, H., Friday where she will spend
several weeks with her sister, who has
recently returned FROM spending the
winter in the Bermudas.
Friend.s Of Bert Corliss will be pleased
to knaW that he underwent successful
operation at the Montreal General Hos
pital Monday afternoon aud at the
present writing is resting; comfortably.
The trustees of the Pubic Library
are requested to meet in 1.-The library
room Monday evening, March 81, at
7.30 o'clock for special business. Per
order.
Grace H.. Sadleir, Secretary.
Rev. Mr.. sAchenbach preached at the
Congregational Church Sunday morning.
Monday afternoon he and his wife were
rendered areception by Rev. and Mrs
Thomas Hall. They left Tuesday for
weeks visit with friends in East
Charleston, a.former pastorate, before
returning to theirehom in Greensboro.
The seniors of the high school left
this Friday morning for their annual |
Washington trip, Mrs. Harry b. Amey
and Professor Wiley chaperons. There
are four members in the class this year,
Dorothy LaRoche, Mildred Foss, Edith.
Osborne aud John, Andrews. Everett
Williams, Carl Stevens and Edward
Hawkins will accompany them
Prof. John G, Landry, we'll known in
musical circles in town, has been elected
head teacher of the vocal department of
the Columbian Conservatory of Music.
Winnepeg, Man. The following com.
ment on concert given by Prof. and
Mrs. Landry and their sons is copied
from Winnipeg daily:
A highly enjoyable song recital was
given by Professor J. C.. Landry last
eight in the reception room of the
Columbian Conservatory of Music The
small hall was packed to the doors by
the many friends aud admirers of Mr..
Landry and his. talented family who
assisted him on the programme, His
voice, as fresh and hearty at the end as
it was in the opening group of songs,
rang as clear as bell, while strength
and dramatic force were by no means
lacking in this artists fine organ.
Mrs. Landry, always such satisfying
accompauist, assisted her husband
throughout the evening, opening the
concert with "a brilliant piano solo. She
also accompanied Arthur Landry,
vioinist, and Harry Landry 'cellist, in
solos, which did the youngsters great
credit.