Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-09-17
NEWPORT NEWS.


daughter at Georgevllle, Que.
Harry JENNIE enters Middlebury col
leGe ard will go over there Saturday.
Dave KnowIton is spending a few
day IS in town.
0. S. Searles was il Montpelier the
first of this week.
A.. J.. Miller of Westfeld was visitor
in town Wednesday.
E. S. Murphy of Lowell was bust
ness visitor in town Friday.
Mrs. R. E. Ames of Holland is visit
ing relatives in town this week.
Miss Addie Reed of Richford visited
her friend, Mrs. Nellie Hicks, recently.
Miss Eva Thompson of Boston was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. 7. Webb last
week.
Mrs. Ara Griggs and Mrs. George
McDiarmid have been on the sick list
this week.
Miss Gendron of Quebec is the guest
of her brother, }. A. Gendron, for few
weeks.
C. M. Bailey is building cottage on
his lot in Farrant's Woods. Mr.. Nero
is doing the work.
F. O. Osgood has moved here from
Charleston and has secured employment
with the Frost Veneer Seating Co.
Mrs Sawyer has returned iron.
Boston and New York, where she ar
ranged for her fall and winter millinery:
John Brouilette has closed his labors
for E. Lane and Son and r. ?. Skinner
has taken the position thus made vacant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Willard of Balti-
more, Md, have been guests of friends
in town this week.
Miss Doris Emery returned Tuesday
to Andover, Mass, to resume her school
at Abbott academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Smith are spend
ing few weeks at their camp, Wah-ho-
Wan down the lake.
Mrs. Iona Perkins spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Fuller
ton, at Mansonvllle, Que.
Mrs. H. G. F. Hoag, who is in poor
health, is said to be improving some
what at her old home in Middlebury.
important changes will take place in
the time Of trains on the Boston q
Maine railroad beginning with Sunday,
Sept. 26th.
Harley Sawyer is now a commercial
teacher IN the high school of EaStpOrt,
Maine. He began his duties on Sept.
18th.
Miss Clara Whitaker has returned tC
her school at Mount Morris, N. Y,
where she holds the position of pre-
ceptress this year.
Mrs. Geo. B. Young entertains the
Ladies' S cial Union at her summer
home at Knowlton S Bluff, this Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. R. A. Bates returned from hel
trip to Montreal last Tuesday. She was
called there on account of the sickness
of her aunt.
Hermon Wells is confined to the house
with sickness. He has been ailing
with stomach trouble during the sum
mer but was taken worse about two
weeks ago.
Rev. H. B. Rankin will attend the
Vermont Baptist State Convention
which meets at Burlington next weel
. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The next regular meeting of tn
: Mothers Club will be held at the hom
| of Mrs. McIver, School avenue, Tuesday
! Sept 21st. Will all members who pos
sibly can do so be present?
} N. V. Jones has severed his connection
+ with the office of the American EXPIRES
: Co. here after many years of servic,
J and is reported to have purchased tn
meat market of Jas. Leithead.
>, Cleveland Chapter No. 20, R. A. M.
held its first convocation since the sum
h. mer recess, on Friday night. Memphre
S magog Lodge No. IS has also resumed
. its work meeting, Tuesday night.
DR.. M. T. Hamilton suffered an attac
s of heart trouble while in Rutland on
= short visit and his family and friend
r are much concerned Mrs. Hamito
f and their daughter, Emily, are wit
E him.
o Mr.. Sisson of Marietta, Ohio, attach
ed to the along the Kennebec," Co.
was caller at this office Wedn esday
l bringing the regards of Miss Gladly
= Bailey, former employee of this offic
D but now located at Marietta.
n Clifford Dorman and Miss Clara Thor'
e sen spent the week in Sherbrooke a
e tending the fair and visiting Mr.. Do
man relatives at that place, and wei
: accompanied home by his parents ar
4 the newlyweds, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar
! Dorman.
G Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rivard an
q Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Proux took an aut
= trip to Ashland, N H., last Saturday
{ with Mrs. Normandin in her Overlan
a touring car. The party enjoyed vei
e beautiful trip through the White Moui
tains, returning Monday.
h Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Rogers, Mrs. GEE
e acArthur, Mrs. j. j. Morrow, Mr.
v M. E. Brown, Miss Wells and Mis-
3 Place went to Island Pond last Wednet
day night to attend the district meetin
- of the Rebekahs. They all report
Y fine time atho they met with a lit
D explosion coming home but no damae
II was done.
Francis Tinkham and wife with the
n daughter, Marjorie, left for Boston O
e Wednesday of this week. Miss Ma
IS jore will enter the Girls Latin schoo
d where she will prepare for college; sh
n will also study piano with Mr.. GebharC
,, and harmony and theory at the Ne
i England Conservatory of Music. Mr.
- Tinkham will remain in Boston through
= out the winter.
70 Friday evening the boys of tn
~ sophomore class initiated the freshme
y y on the corner of Main and Secon
~ streets. he stunts were short orig
G nal speeches or snatches of songs el
l. forced wi the baton or shingIe as tt
l. case might be. A refusal to obey tt
Y, demands was dip in the lake A lare
rs audience gathered to witness the stun