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

The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Church will meet with Mrs. c. +. John
son next Tuesday afternoon at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Danforth were
Sunday guests of the latters mother
Mrs. Mary Hannett, in Holland.
w. M. Buck of Canaan was bust
ness visitor in town Tuesday and We'd
nesday of this week
Mrs. Adam Danforth and daughter,
Freda, went to Portland Saturday, re-
turning Tuesday.
Miss Strathern left Sunday for Bos-
ton, to purchase her spring and summer
millinery.
Mrs. James Lyon has leased Orlando
Danforths house on Lake Road and
will take immediate possession.
Michael Hanley came Tuesday night
to renew acquaintance with his wife,
who is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Lee.
Misses Rosamond and Mary Bazinet
have been entertaining their father, Mr..
Joseph Bazinet of Holland, for few
days.
Mrs. Dan Stern returned to Island
Pond last Saturday after an absence of
several weeks in New York and Atlantic
City.
Mrs. E. G. Potter and three daughters
left Tuesday for Constable, N. Y,
where they will spend two weeks with
her parents.
Harry Austin who has been in Sher
brooke, Que, the past two weeks, called
there by the Hines of his father, has
returned to his duties here reporting his
father as improving.
Weekly service at Christ Church next
Tuesday evening, Rev. A. NJ. Dunstan
of Groveton, in charge. Subject of the
sermon will be The Cross. Sunday
morning service at IL o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odette of Coaticook,
and James Mason of North Stratford,
were guests of the Ladies of the Knights
of Columbus at their st. Patrick's day
banquet given Monday evening in the
Woodmen Hall.
Miss Alice Strathera teacher at Barre,
and Miss Martha Davis teache, at New.
port, are at their homes here for two
weeks vacation. The Misses Effie and
Melissa Moore are also at home from
their schools.
Wells F. Morong, secretary of the
local Association attended meeting of
Tile uTduu lIuuh SoCiCudil 100 VI ohO w.
r. I'M. C. A., in Toronto, Ont, Tues.
day, Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
Mrs. d. C. Foss, Jr., was called tc
Groveton, Monday noon to assist IL
caring for her mother, Mrs. James
Dunno, who was badly burned thai
morning. She was called back to Is
land Pond that night, however, by the
illness of her sou, Reginald, who wa'
threatened with pneumonia.
The Ladies of the local Knights o
Columbus rendered the gentlemen {
complimentary banquet in Woodmal
Hall last Monday evening, in honor o
St. Patrick. The hall was TASTEFUL
| decorated with Irish and American flag
and streamers of green crepe. Th
tavors for the evening were the typica
Irishman's clay pipe, better known a
the T. D., each of which had numbe
corresponding to one on the lady's card
After enjoying to the utmost the daint
things provided by the ladies, W. A
Gleesou, acting as toastmaster, Gale
upon different ones for speeches and tn
replies fully sustained the reputation
the Irish for wit. The men then retire
to the smoking room to christen thei
| pipes while the ladies took care of tb
dishes. A musical program, consistin
of solos, Rotations and instruments
mum bers, was next disposed of, followe
by social hour, the party breaking u
after singing i" Aud Lang Sygne.
The pupils of the first four grades
the village schools, under the directio
of. their teachers, the Misses Mar
Brooks and Mabel LaRoche' gave a
entertainment in the opera hall WeC
nesday evening, the seating capacity I
the hall being taxed to the utmost
take care of the audience. The plea
ing manner in which the various recit
tions, dialogues, plays and songs we
rendered by the scholars brought fort
very generous applause, aud the teacl
ers are to be highly commended for I'll
care and precision with which thu
drilled their pupils. 1t is no small la
to effectively present an evenings e
tertainment with such young materis