Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-09-13
PURELY PERSONAL

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Que. have been the guests of Mr.. aud
Mrs. P. Dusault this week.
Eddie E. Mccarthy is entertaining
his brother James, of Montreal.
Rev. w. G. Christie and daughter
Gladys, have returned home after q
weeks visit with relatives and friends In
Madoc, Ont.
M. Blanchette is having his house and
tailoring establishment painted. The
work is being done by E. e. Blake as.
sisted by Dale Morse.
Derborn Morse has been on the sick
list lately and was unable to perform his
duties as night clerk at the post office.
C. R. Powell was in Newport the first
of the week.
Frank Curtis and family were callers
III boWu uoSudy.
Carl Ruthhaven of Montclair. N. j.,
passed through here Tuesday enroute for
Montreal. He is making the trip in a
large Palmer Singer machine and states
that he finds the New England roads in
excellent condition and the scenery
beautiful.
AL Stevens went to Newport on bust.
ness the first of the week.
Plenty of bass and pickeral are being
taken from Spec Pond, several beauties
being exhibited the past week.
Daniel Stern has returned home after
several weeks spent at Old Orchard, Me-,
and New York City. Mrs. Stern is
visiting in New York.
BORN-September 9Th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick A. Clack, g son.
September End, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Piche, daughter.
September 1st to Mr.. aud Mrs. Homer
Grove, son. ea.
MARRIED-Miss Olga Swett and
Bernard Bronson at Island Pond, Sep
tember s, by the Rev. Thomas Hall.
Both parties from Wenlock.
Miss Julia Murphy of Boston, is visit
ing her parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
Murphy. She was accompanied home by
Miss Zypha Murphy, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Boston and
other places.
Ray Lindsay has accepted position
as night clerk in the post office, taking
the place recently held by Dearborn
Morse.
Prof. &. l.. Forte, Principal of the
High School, has moved into the E. j
Parsons tenement on North street.
Mrs. A. ID. Davis was in Portland
Sunday, visiting her son Andrew, who
is employed at the Preble House. She
was accompanied by her son, Lauriet.
E. J. Bagley, of the Customs staff is
enjoying his annual vacation.
James MoFadden has moved from the
E. F. Hobson house to the tenement In
the Bartlett Block recently vacated by
G. l.. HINT.
G. R. Allen, the immigration officer
who was recently hurt at Summit
made his first out of town trip Tuesday,
visiting in Sherbrooke, Que.
Bans were pronounced for three
couples last Sunday In the Catholic
Church.
Extensive repairs are being mad,
upon the Fogg Block.
DR.. johnson, the poet-dentist, whose
lively jingles have been so widely read
in the Burlington Free Press, was il
town professionally last week.
Stern Bros. store will be closed, Sat
urday, Sept. 81, it being Jewish holi
day.
Mrs. M. Cooper and daughter, Mary
of Berlin, N. H., were the guests of MI
and Mrs Jas. Cooper the past week.
H. w. Blake OF Gardner, Mass, wa
in town Tuesday on his way to Morton
Mills to visit his wife, who has beef
spending the past mouth At that place
visiting her mother, Mrs. Nelson.
| G. F. Barnewail of Montreal was il
town Thursday.
Armand Ellie is visiting relatives i
Bayville, Ont.