Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-01-07
ORLEANS.
The winter sales have begun.

Vera Richardson is much better.
Schoo opened Monday with the same
teachers.
Marion Boswell was visitor in town
over Sunday.
Merton Mann and family have moved
to St. Juhnsbury.
E. A Demick was in Stanstead on
business Tuesday.
f. M. Allchurch was in st. Johnsbury,
Tuesday on business.
Miss Grace Heath has returned to her
schoo near Charleston.
Mr.. ard Mrs. B. l.. Lumbro spent
the week end at North Troy.
Burton Dean has fully recovered from
hard attack of the grippe.
Ebert Cole has returned to Hartford,
Conn.,, where he is teaching.
Mrs. Will Clarkson spent New Years
day in Irasburg with relatives.
Elsie and Ruth Skinner returned yes
terday noon to Wheaton college.
Dale Whipple and Mildred Ordway
left for Lasell Seminary yesterday.
3. w. Allen, who is working at
Woodsville, was home over Sunday.
Leon Gilman has gone to the electric
mill, where he works for the winter.
Dean Mathews returned to Norwich
University at Mortified on Monday.
ss Ruth Edridge left Saturday for Quin-
cy, Mass, where she has position.
n Gordon Joslyn has accepted position
Il fho p,.Soly Motor "a
Miss Laura Gray was the guest of
the Misses Clapper the first of the week
The poster in the postoffice on the
feeding of birds is worthy of your no
tice.
Miss Sadie Farnum of St. Johnsbury
was the guest of Mrs. F. j. Kinney
Tuesday. IA ,r.@ sA e
Guy Harris left Tuesday on his first
trip as salesman for a fire extinguisher
concern.
Mrs. Dora Badger of Manchester, N.
H.. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo.
Richardson.
Quite number of persons attended
the dances Friday night at Evansville
and Irasburg.
Geo. Lyon and family have moved to
the Brown tenement opposite the Meth
odist church.
Dean Corley went to Johnson Tuesday,
where he takes position as treasurer
of the new bank.
Vernon Akley has returned from
Bridgton, Me-, where he has been work
ing for Dwinell & Person.
DaIone Andrews has returned from
Bridgton, Me-, where he has been doing
a wiring job for Dwinell 4 Person.
The young people seemed to be disap-
pointed by the ruination of their excel
lent skating, due to the storms.
Israel Roberts and family have moved
into the tenement on Cong'l Hill re-
Gently vacated by Merton Mann.
Miss Alice Kidder has finished work
ing for Whipple, French and Co., and
returned to her home in Lyndonville.
C. S. Glib returned Tuesday from
Manchester. N. H., where he has been
spending the holidays with his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. SWEET, who have
been spending their Christmas vacation
at Portland, Me-, returned last Wednes-
day.
Gerald French has returned from
Bingham, Me-, and will take the posi-
ton in the bank made vacant by the
resignation of Dean Corley.
The Orleans Baking Co. have started
a bakers team, and either because OF
the increased business or the expecta'
tion of it, have installed a new oven ir
their shop.
After much trouble, we have finally
succeeded in securing correspondent
for Orleans in the person of ID. M. Nc
Vain. We hope he will be assisted as
much as possible for the benefit of those
who take the EXPRESS AND STANDARD
in this vicinity ED.
The young mems club in the base
ment of the Brown block is good thing
for the village Here the boys can e
in and spend an evening with enjoyment
and order which otherwise would pro
baby be spent in the street with enjoy
ment and disorder. The club, which il
under the management Of VIM. Edmund
conducts wrestling matches every ' eek
There are all the other things which g
with physical exercise and let's hope
the organization may continue.
The meeting held under the auspices
of the Orleans Club, Thursday even ng
on Preparedness was fairly we'll at
tended. Adj. Gen. Tillotson of st. AL
bans gave very interesting talk on tn
important part, the militia would pla,
in getting and retaining Prepared
ness" Col. Reeves of Norwich Uni
versity told Of the construction AMI
skilful management Of the modern ar
my. The speakers were we'll received
D.