Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-22

MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Paquette are
spending few days in Portland, Me.
Mrs. j. j. Connolly is visiting in
Boston, Mass, for a few days.
Mrs. Leon Corliss is quite i'll at her
home on Lake Road.
A. W. Burbank began work as fire.
man Tor the Grand Trunk Wednesday.
Miss lone Stevens returned to her
home In Bloomfield Friday alter an ex-
tended visit here with relatives.
Mrs. j. A. Dion and Miss Ellie went
to Portland, Me-, last Wednesday for a
short stay.
Immigrant Inspector Allen is moving
his family into tue john Guest house
on YORK Hill.
Mrs. Joseph Lemore and son, Leon,
| returned to their home III West Stew
artstown, N. H., last Monday.
Mrs. +. A. Dauforth visited her
parents, Air. aud Mrs. Ii. w. Marsh,
IN Norton last Friday.
". 5. Nolan has returned from At
lahtlc City, n. D., where he has been
employed as porter in one OF the hotels.
Mrs. +. ID. Jameson is confined to her
rooms at the Stewart House by reason
vi illness.
William Hayse Of Grovetou, N. H.,
WAS a Sunday visitor OF his brother,
john Worth, and family.
MIR. aud Mrs. William Lowe and
daughter, Florence, are visiting Mrs.
Loves mother, Mrs. Mary Lee, aud her
sister, Miss Margaret.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson of Derby Center
conducted the services at the NJ. h.
Church last Sunday III exchange with
Rev. W. e. Christie.
W. b. Nagle left Wednesday morn
lug Tor st. Johusbury where he has EN-
ploymeut in the L. T.. Fairbanks scale
shop. Ills family are to go later.
Mrs. l. Z. Quimby returned home
Wednesday noon alter visit OF several
weeks with her daughter, Geraldine, III
Berlin, N. ii.
Mrs. Ed. Davis is seriously ill at hei
home on Derby street. Mrs. +. A. Da.
mon is assisting in caring Tor her. Hel
son, Will and wife came the latter part
Of the week, Mr.. Davis returning
Wednesday.
| G. N. johnson has bought out the
stock in trade and good will of the
grocery business of Boardway & Lind.
say taking possession on Thursday Of
this week.
| Five immigrant trains passed through
Island Pond for the Canadian North
west OH Monday and Tuesday of this
week. The sum total of the passengers
was IN the neighborhood of 1000.
i VIM. Oleson, of Gorham, N. H., whit
relieved Harry Austin during the latter
absence, has gone to Montreal for ;
short visit before returning to his duties
in Gorham.
Philip Bartlett, l6, and Miss Portii
Dale, II, celebrated their birthday ami
versary by joint birthday party at tn
home of 4. M. Bartlett last Wednesda
afternoon.
Boru-Wednesday mornings sol
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ora 6. Stevens and on'
to MIR. aud Mrs. A.. Roy. Wednesda.
March ID sou to Mr.. and Mrs. +. K
Gillander.
Ralph P. Thurston, of Portland, Me
was IN town the first of the week, for
brief visit with relatives, stopping oil e
route for South Gle Elum, Wash
where he has position as electrical
engineer.
The closest aud most interesting bas
ket ball game of the series was llaye
in the opera hall last Friday evenln
between the Bachelors and the Hig
School, the latter winning by the clos
score of 1920.
The village schools closed the winte
term Wednesday Of this week for VI
cation of two weeks with the exceptio
: of the High School which will re.ope
after one weeks recess.
Several members of Island Pou
Lodge, No. A, f. & A. NJ. went
Fast Charleston last Sunday to condu
? funeral services Of the order for Z.
Goodwin of that place.
. Mrs. Irving Covill, who has been s
riously i'll at the home OF her mothe
Mrs. David Sloan, is slowly improvin
and unless further complications develt
an ultimate complete restoration
IA health is expected by the physician
charge.