Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-07-23
News From Neighboring
Towns.
BARTON.

F. B. Tower has taken the agency for
Chevrolet automobiles.
C. S. Webster has been taking va
cation from his bank duties.
H. r. Cutler and family left the first
of the week for their cottage at Long
Pond.
Miss Clara Boswell spent last week
with friends in Orleans, and attended
the Chautauqua entertainments.
Mr.. Britt, a member of lecture and
entertainment bureau of Boston, Mass.
is at one of the Crystal Lake cottages
with his family for the summer.
Married, in Barton, July Is, by Rev.
w. A. Warner, at the Cong1 parson-
age, Richard Henry Rogers of Barton,
and Miss Effie Mae Lafont of Albany.
The Woman's Alliance of the M. E.
church will givesa concert tomorrow
evening, July %, with local and outside
talent, a reader and soloists from Or
leans.
Rev. A. B. Blake, who has been in
very poor health since conference, when
he took severe cold, is now slightly
improved, and is able to conduct his
Sunday school class.
Mrs. Emma Martin of Glover was the
guest of her cousin, c. F. Cutler, and
other friends last week, and is now
spending few days with the family of
Ernest Baker of West Glover
The Boy Scouts, who have been in
camp at Stone Pond, held a Mothers
Day last week, and no doubt the moth
ers received cordial welcome, aside
from the 'good stuff" they carried to
eat.
Mrs. A. R. Cowes entertained her
sister, Mrs. Dorman of Greensboro,
and an old friend, Mrs. Charles Hoyt of
Irasburg, over the week end. Mrs.
Hoyt went from here to Glover to visit
her cousin, Mrs. Alexander Davis and
other relatives.
Mrs. E. w. Barron, local president of
the Home Missionary society, and coun-
ty president of the Foreign Missionary
society, was invited to the auxiliary at
West Charleston recently. Mrs. Barron
is enthusiastic, and interchangeable in her
endeavor to awaken an interest in mis-
sions.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, T. Seaver celebrated
the birthday of their son, Amory, last
week by inviting Mrs. George.E. King
and daughter to ride to Willoughby
lake to visit her daughter, Julia, at
Pisgah Lodge, where she is spending
the summer vacation. From there they
took Amory and his sister, Clemma, to
the Chautauqua entertainment at Or
leans.
As camping for boys and girls has
become so much in vogue, the maya
zines are giving recipes especially for
their use in cookery. A recent number
of Good Housekeeping gives the follow
ing for boys: Hop in John, Toad in the
Hole, Billy Birds, Hurry Ups, Ricelets,
Fingers and Thumbs. It remains for
the boys to find out whether the dishes
are as attractive as their names.
Rev. w. A. Warner of the Cong
church will take his annual two weeks
vacation, and the members of the con
gre cation are invited to worship with
the Methodist congre gatiou. After Mr.
Warmers return, Rev. |. A. Ranney
of the M. E. church will take his vaca.
ton, their outings beng arranged sc
that we have one CLERICAL man in towr
to marry US or bury US 1that contin
gence arises. After Rev. Mr.. Warner
returns from his vacation, "Deo Vol
.ente," he will give series of five ser
mons on the PARALLELS.
DIR. Robert w. Lovett and nurse
Miss Wright, with DIR. Martin of the
Harvard Medical department, and DR.
Ladd, president of the state board Of
health, held a second clinic at Hote
Barton recently. DR.. M. F. Prime
local board of health, with other physi
clans, and Miss Austin, nurse, who ha
spent time, money and energy to i'm
prove her knowledge of that dreat
disease, infantile paralysis, were ais
present. The method of treatmen
formerly recommended, AND so faith
fully carried out by patients under Mis-
Austin's care, were approved, an
marked improvement noted in thos
cared for by her.
The Congregationalist tells US tn
latest news of Kingfsher college, Ok la
homa. p; adds: THE many friend
of the college will regret to hear tina
President Moody presented his resigna
ton to tahe effect July LIST. He ha
had five and one. half years of strenuou
life here, and during his administration
the college has enjoyed great prospect
ty. The large footing indebtedness ha
been paid, many notable improvement
made, a considerable amount added t
the er dowment, and through his effort
hundreds of people have become inter
ested in the college. He will leav,
Klngtisher with all its bills paid" Afte
taking a needed rest DR.. Moody, form
er pastor here, will seek a PASTORAL
somewhere in the north. The congra
tulatlons and good wishes of many il
the East Wa. go with him wherever b,
may locate.