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The Detroit times., 1916-07-21
Births


MALES.
oliver Raymond smith, 1885 Cadil-
i Rirnar r%"E'' Wav $50 S'V w. Ian.
cock, Edward Douglas, AGA Beau
ht"n. John N. GnLaSh"r, 80 Column
bia; Francis W. NanBuhler. 24n or
leans George y. HeidelherEer. go Il
First Walter \ Hodges. 4p5 Third;
Charles ~. simpson - Churchill
Michael Movnihan. 1872 2sth. Teodor
Apostol, 207 Plumer, John Sczer-
Goodwin. Mitchell Rasltin 29g tdc-
laide: Harry Stotsky lf6 Living
ston"; J.nscph BOSNIAN. SSS H@l-
cry. stanley Jasinski, 9i0 HiNard.
" II Mitchell 20 Marcy. W u Os-
borne, 81 Horton, Frank Blsnskey.
81 HendrS Arthur y Rae 4sG =
John Ndamski. l25 Finley; VAST
Chrymak. lis Keller; Felix Karas-
kteficz. i05 Forest. Mike Pasternak
237 Tromh,llry zigmq9t I.gmllis, %
kee; Wladyslaw Kanton, i2t Willis.
Nnrien Cichop, tiS Illinois: Antoni
Lach. SOL Milwaukee; Roman Hul-
wi"ki. 622 T.. Willis: oscar Mardiro-
stanford Uwins); Hugh T.. y. smith
18Th. Roland Crane, 500 Concord
terdinapa g. Lcmte' I 1S2 ~, mHci'd w.
y
GIRLS
John MARROW. 20 Allendale Ernest
T.. Driscoll 1913 Rhode Island: Chas.
Camburn. 900 Concord; Charles TO
quardt. 7lq Holcomh, lustvn Poll
cZuk. $50 Hague. James Il. Taylor, 81
Commonwealth: John Pplowskv 15iN
Campbell. pen Roame. so 32ds Joe
PnCc. 1i0e Porter, John j. Nolan, IS
fireman: Charles n. Warren, r., S.
Fldrcd. Milton l. Warren. l25 w
Canneld: clifford ". Parfrey 1907
Mack abraham 'Kelkoriam. l66 Cot
trcll Janash Watash Sos Lafayette;
Charles Phrantum, 1898 Helen. jos
eph Kracher, 1h22 Bewick Andrew
Janik. 1899 Pioneer; John IIasevic,
1914 HASTINGS: VIII Ohdzenske. EOS
2gth. Clarence W Treadwell. 1895
Vinewood. Ferdinand Kraaa, $50
25th. Harry Kendall. 1875 Sd Bert
Wilson. 5fSie Garland: josef Rrtrltt
70 Hugo: Edward link. 28e Charlie
voiN; Anthony Slcdcrowicz. 10 Long
year Mathew y. o. Walsh 90 Herk-pl
William Kleypic. 113 18th: William =.
Hayes. So Marston: Stanislaw plot
rowski % Kanter: George \. Bren-
die. 1859 Canheld r.. Rene ~ IIoudt
245 Lulihridge. Lawrence l. Mo-
ris a36 fillihridge: Julius Macs SIS
Eastrhwn; John fdaberian, &C Rcllr-
sutherland. i7ss SOFTEN: julius o os
422 r: Hancock. samuel ". Ayers
b29ts Tennyson. Michael Parcha. ~
3ist. WRlenty wisniewisl;i oS Gi-
rardin Tom wesoloski. es2 Forest f.
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Produce

The supply OF red raspberries was
heavier than usual this morning, and
the market corrcsponainsiy tower in
price Aside from this. however, the
receipts OF berries were not large. and
ca account " the heat in rather poor
condition For the same reason, also,
d'.uers say tho demand ~ littl" on.
Receipts 81 cherries are not heavy.
hut reaches are plentiful and ar"
generally in good condition. the de-
murd preventing accumulation. But
ter. eggs and poultry are unchanged,
both a. to prices and conditions.
Appie-- New, sl.75Q2 per box. $50
$50 per Dbl
Bnnnnas--Good shipping stock,
s. 1arL per bunch
ncan.1l5,cd IIn..,... s,,sq55c ID.
Berries- Blackberries. S3.50n4 per
bu skleb,rrIvs, S45om5 per hu.,
rasr berries. l6-q tsg sis, red rasp-
berries. 2i-qts.. 1918.
California Fruits-Plums. N.Tbd
225. pcars. S2.7h05 per box.
S"SnasseNc1 si7 so sSF e GSf
Cheese Michigan hats. 14ac New
York. IL 1sc, Swiss, 2GN soc, imported
ijc, lib, l5hc; brick cream. i5Mc;
long her hcrn ms le%e' daisies 1874 q
ch-rr,r---sour, sl4OgI.5o per Is-
Currant--Red. S225a2sO per "a
Dressed CaIves-Fancy country,
dressed. l6Gl7c: common, ltg l5c III.
Fresh Vegetables .-tirssE pepp 8.
225 per crate. 40c basket; radishes.
&C. per bunch, parsley, % n soc doE
cucumbers. dollhouse, 60W6 doZ. :
dollhouse tomatoes. 120 &c ID. car
rots. l5c doZ.3 head lettuce. $3.50 bu.,
wax beans. $250N . IS bu.. green
beans, s2m 2.25 bu., green peas, sl,75
n : IA wat"r,rCg,,s 25I3Qc doz;
corn. S4G450 bbl.
- 4 ;0c per don, green ONIONS, ljft
lSc doz, green corn. Si945O bbl.
Uoncy--Fa uCy white. new. l6817c;
amber. l0@llc h., extracted. 7Qse
Hay---Dctrolt shippers arc paving
the following prices Tor ealed nay in
car car lots T. ,S q; o. Detr"it: n" J i'm
s2o.5oG q lignt mixed. s4,.5O a ? {:
sis 50Gis, No. Z mixed. .::a12: NJ n.
l clover sl3ni4. rye straw ;7506fs:
wheat and oat straw. se.59SfI per
ton.
Lcmons--Ss 5O69 per box.
I.imcs-sl.i00 rer 100.
Melons - pockyfords. standard.
s 2Sn 80 crate; watermelons, asa
SOC each
orsnReS-velencias. s4a475 box.
Va,encIas' $3.50 a. per box. -
onions---southern, s2.75 per 100 lbs. ;
Spanish. Sl.75 per box
Peaches "a $50 per bu. s1.75 n .
per 6ba sket crate.
81 % ui7 20 doz. Floridits. SSRt case.
P"fntoes-Ncw southern, 81 Dbl.
Pouitry-Broiiers. 25r2Hc: medium
hens, 17nlSc; stays, 1<Tl-.. geese
1lMi2c: ducks, l99 zoe IL
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Maniac Captured

GRAND RAPIDS. Nina, July II
Freeman riesf, the insane man
who barricaded himself and fought
of officers vino tried to arrest himI
later escaping into the country, was
arrested by 4 Blanchard deputy and
brought here. He VIII be taken to
Kalamazoo asylum
The Detroit times., 1916-07-21

City Editor-You're fred You are
too much given To eXaggeration,
what we want is facts Except in
the circulation department You
might get a job there
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Joe Wills to Topeka.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 20. The
local American association team to
day released Southpaw Pitcher Joe
Willis 10 the Topeka club In the
Western league
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Doubleyew - Dopeley says n,
brought half a million dollars out o
Alaska last year
Bullion
Doubleyew-Nope. just bull
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Joseph Devlin VI. p. Who Is play
ing big part IN helping 10 clear
UP irish affairs was in 'nIly life a
sarkeeper in Belfast
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September Of this year will mark
the two hundred and fiftieth ami
versary OF the great fire of London.
II began Sept. 2, 1866, in bakers
shop in Pudding Lane and destroyed,
In the space OF four days. SO
churches, the city gates, the Royal
exchange. Guild hall, and many
other public buildings. besides 49,
200 dwelling houses.
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PrIntInE--tbe plain neat kind-thst
4. riVht-Ttmes Job Dcpt.-NHin 1870.
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left-Miss Andrets Griswold,
right--Miss Emily rIammus and Joe
Knowles.
ture craft, then leave them 10 their
own resources, and retire to his
own Eve-less Eden.
None OF the three will have a
weapon or "A single piece OF clothing
when they enter the woods. Miss
Kathrine Baker, OF Brooklyn, y. Y,
will chaperone the party. Miss
Griswold and Miss IIammus were
chosen from among a great number
~ applicants who wanted 10 make
the experiment.
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The two English words OF 10 let
ters containing the letters b d e
Z are fabricated and bifurcated.
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Personal

any poor girl is in
trouble. needing advice, friendship
TARY MARGARET DUFFY. 1917
Forrest W. salvation Army.
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5-ROOM HOUSE. 1928

Complete material for buildinh a
five-room cottage. s29s. Save four
profits. Call GG7 Ford lidg.. or
phon" Main 3SGc.
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TO RENT-ItOJs SEES
ron sALE-HEsOHr>

FOR SALE AT LAKE oR1oN-Two-
story boarding house. n rooms,
steam heat, barn. woodshed. chick
en- park outside cellar, large gar.
den. Also high class fastest motor
boat on lake Dr. c. 4. DeCou. lock
box zoe. Pontiac. Mich
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HELP wANTEn--M,LE
MEN OF DETROIT

Give us an opportunity To talk with
YOU, for we have, or are about 10
put on the market number OF
high grade. also reasonable priced
properties in the Palmer Park,
ROYAL oak and lakewood districts,
they are the best located ana oner
the hlVinp public fun value Tor
the money, we need and want more
high grade and responsible sales
men. either experienced or ncN-
perienced To represent IA; inNcstl-
gate our past, present and future
properties and how we do business;
many OF the hest representative
OF the real estate profession IN
Detroit graduated from this ofilce ;
II you are a responsible man ana
mean business we can use your
services To your own personal al
vantage see J. A. Walsh. sales
manager, or any OF the superin-
tcudents or statesmen.
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Modern Bungalow 1896

Complete material for building g.
room modern bungalow. $685.. Ship
mont same day order received.
Quick erection. Cali COT Ford bldg
or phone Main $500
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STILL LOOKING

For duplex. Fat, single residence
or bungalow? We have them from
81. 500 to $4,000 We specialize In
north end property. Lct us show
you what we have.
1903 Majestic bldg. cad 2S2G
G. y. LOOK CO.
We take tho look ont OF looking
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SITUATIONS WNNrED-MALE

refined young man
of good moral habits. 80 years old
and had 20 eNerience in the meat
business. both buying and selling
wishes position with some packer
as salesman either city or road, or
would take place in n frst-clnss
market. Capable OF managing. Ad-
No. 70. Nashville, Tenn.
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ron sALIl-VNCAXT LoTS

ROYAL OAK LOTS - Have small
equity II taken FOR cash at once.
BOX S, Detroit Times
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COTTAGE BUNGALOW

st. and Ferndale. rooms; all up
10 the minute; full basement fur
hace heat. garage in back. For
quick sale. $1,000. VAN PABST. sos
Moffat bldg. Cherry 1928.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

QUICK PROFITS-Builda an Aladdin
House on your lot and make quick
once ono cali ali ' COZ Ford bldg. or phone
Main 3sG0
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TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly in
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Adj
vancement rapid. No slack
season. Apply Miss Middle
ton, Principal of Operators
School, Michigan State Tele-
phone Company, corner John
r and Madison.
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Medbury TWo-Flat

Five rooms each. laundry tubs. sep
arate furnaces; n good bargain for
n home or Investment. and the price
Is right, $4,000. Call for Mr.. Mil
Ter.
n. RI. AprELHOF.
900 Holden Bldg. Cadillac 69e1.
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ron sALE-nEsIDENcE PROPERTY

VAN YKE-AVE-Twof family, I'VE
rooms each, steam heat $500
$500 down.
LILLIBRIDGE-AV E-Two- family.
rooms, steam heat, $4,000, s2,sO0
down.
CONGRESSES EAST-Seven-r room
frame. fireplace, slate roof. furnace
heat. 80. ZOO only $1,000 down.
PIPER BLVD Two family. brick We
neer. steam heat. paneled dining
room. heamed ceiling: very well
built; $500. $4,000 down.
Ask for MIR Goodhand.
BUNG Allow $500 Lillibridge- ave, six
rooms. 3 bedrooms. furnace, china
cabinet, west side. nice home; s4,-
500. 81 900 down: $40 per month.
$500 DOWN--Bcniteau-b blvd, semi
bungalow. rooms. furnace shady
side Of street
CONTINENT AL-AVE.--Vie OF Lake
ST. Clair. semi bungalow. 6 rooms,
bedrooms. fireplace. bookcases.
beautifully decorated. steam heat.
only 81 250 down.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE.-Two story
cement block house. beautiful
home. rooms. bedrooms and
bath. Only $3.50 down. Price ex-
ceptionally low: $3.50
DAVID IT. APPELHOF,
500 Holden Bldg. Cadillac 692l.
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HANNAH

33 Years AT No. ! McGraw Bldg.
Member Detroit Real Estate Board.
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TO RENT-ROOMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN

Cor. Iarned ard Batcs--oniy n block
from Woodward end Jefferson ayes,
and only half a block from the new
Interurbnn waiting room. Extra
hue rooms at 75c. 81 and $3.50 per
dan
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wANTED-RrAL ESTATE

LOT OWNERS-Douoic your ordin-
airy profits by building an Aladdin
Readl-Cut House. MANY designs.
Quick erection, extremely low
costs Call AZ OF y. 607 Ford bldg.
or phone Main 1850
The Detroit times., 1916-07-21

KNABE PIANO only $3.50: regular
Si75: rich rosewood: satin Anish.
This old. famous make goes on !.
2i5 Woodward. Y,
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ron sXLE=FARws

so ACRES LAND. IS cleared rnd
stunped. barn 2Ox4o house. orch
ard. etc, ~ miles from Lewiston,
rom IN, .SG XoI, fu lni s',h r
$3.50: reasons for selling Hiram y.
Stevens, Milo. Oscoda county. Mich.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-03-10
School Notes.

On Friday afternoon, the gram
mar room will carry out the follow
ing program:-Lecture on Knives,
Floyd Elliott; Dividing Up," Rachel
Renell; dialogue, "The Sore Tongue"
debate, Resolved, that South Amer
lea will be more prosperous in the
future than North America" af-
firmative, Milby Humphrey and Ruth
Finnegan; negative, Geneva Roby
and Ethel Douglas; reading, Alex
King. Miss Ames' pupils will be
visitors.
Ralph McKelvey has been absent
this week.
Last Friday an interesting debate
was held in the high school, "Resolv-
ed, that Island Pond must build a
new school building or an extension
to the present one within five years. "
Affirmative, Curtis Mosher and Ber-
nard Petrie; negative, Ruth Foster
and Louise Lawton. The decision
was unanimous in favor of the affirm
ative.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-03-10

"The Redemption of David Cor
son" special Paramount feature,
will be shown at the opera house,
Wednesday, March 18th. The dis
tinguished actor, William Farnum,
will be in the leading role. This is a
tale of strong mans temptation,
transgression and regeneration, a
story that typifes the everlasting
conflict between the human and the
divine. Prices 10 and zoe.
The Warwick Male Quartette will
appear at the opera house on Mon
day evening, the 18th, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Literary
club. This is the last number of
their entertainment course which
has been so we'll patronized during
the season, and promises to be the
best company they have booked.
This quartette was organized and
coached by Elias Day, director Ly-
ceum Arts Conservatory, Chicago.
Mr.. Day has been fortunate enough
to secure a company sufficiently tai
ented to offer both quality and vari-
ETY. in their program. In addition
to the singing there will be instru-
mental music and readings.
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Home Matters

Mrs. Harry johnson gave a party
to ten children and their mothers
Thursday afternoon at her home, in
honor of the third birthday of her
little daughter, Helen.
Harry Osborne has closed his Ia
bors at 0. T. Davis Variety Store
and left for Colebrook Monday,
where he has employment in the
Colebrook Sentinel office.
The Sweet Family, consisting of
Ma Sweet and her seven interesting
daughters, will give an entertain
ment in the M. E. church vestry
Friday evening, March "a.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Mar
tha Tracy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tracy, formerly of this place,
to Mr.. David H. Meyer of St. Louis,
March 1st.
A letter received from the Eu-
ropean war front informs us that
George Barnes, a former G. T. R.
conductor on the west end, who en-
listed last spring, has lost the sight
of both eyes. Mr.. Barnes was an
American citizen, born in Morgan,
where his father now resides.
A public servant for 40 years, and
just entering his 41st, is the record
I0f G. S. Robinson, town clerk for
this town. Mr.. Robinson was, elected
to this office in March, 1876, and
served in that capacity continuously
for forty years; he has been re-
elected year after year and only on
two occasions has there been any op-
position. By his reelection this year
he starts to serve his forty-frst year.
Efficient, trustworthy, an authority
on town affairs and always ready to
accommodate the public, this is a
record any man might we'll be proud
of.
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Town Meeting

Following are the list of officers
elected at the town meeting held last
Tuesday:
Moderator-E. ]. Parsons; town
clerk-George S. Robinson; assistant
town clerk George L. Dyer; school
directors-A. E. Parlin, E. E. Davis,
]. w. Carroll; listers-J.S. Sweeney,
G. H. AIlbee, w. A. Paine; select
men-H. B. Blodgett, HB. Farmer,
E. E. Davis; road commissioner, W.
L. Currier; overseer of poor, DR..
Norcross; collector of taxes, Frank
Russell; town treasurer, George s.
Robinson; auditors, Fred Paquette,
E. j. Parsons, H. B. Amey; town
grand juror-G. L. Dyer; first con-
stable-J. R. Applebee; second con-
stable--E. C. Wilcox; town agent to
prosecute and defend suits-C. R.
Powell; trustee of public moneys
L. A. Cobb; tree warden-C. P.
Streete; water commissioners-C. E.
Foss, Geo. L. Dyer, A. Stott; library
commissioners-Mrs. 9. M. King,
Mrs. H. E. Randall, w. A. Gleason,
Mrs. C. E. Foster, Miss Ruth Steady;
commissioners of Brighton water
bonds sinking fund-G. G. Smith,
A. w. Bosworth, E. F. johnson.
The meeting was called to order
at 10 o'clock by E. J. Parsons, mod
orator, by the reading of the warn
ing ard explaining the different man.
ner of voting on the license question.
The officers were elected in fast
succession until the road commits
sioner, when it was necessary to bal
| lot five times before a choice could
be made. 1t was also necessary to
ballot three times to elect a tax col
Iector.
Several of the articles were passed
over, and on several the appropria.
tions we're to be as last year.
On Article IA it was voted to ap
propriate $100 to enable the town tt
join and cooperate with the Orleans
County Agricultural Association
thus giving the former a chance t.
take advantage Of the many services
offered by the association.
On Article Is it was voted to install
a uniform accounting system in al
departments, as recommended b.
the officials as appointed by the of
ficials as appointed by the Governo
under Acts Of 1915.
On Article 16 it was voted to leav'
the matter with the selectmen.
Article II was adopted.
Articles Is and 19 the appropria
tions to be the same as last year.
On. Article 20 it was voted to rails
the sum of $500 to take advantag
of the State Aid Law.
On Article % the amount for take
voted was $500.
At three o'clock a count of tn
license question, as in Articles an,
4, was made. total of 221 ballot
being cast, on the Article 3, 123 no
SO yes.M On Article total of 1873
107 yes, 81 no. Thus it was voted t.
grant 5th class or druggist licens
and not 1st class or saloon license.
The meeting adjourned at Ais.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-03-10
Waterman's Fountain
Pen Ink, 1Oc
7. G. CARR
JEWELER
Island Pond, VT.

The high school enjoyed a tobog-
gan slide Saturday evening. Re-
freshments were served in the Pleas
ant street schoolhouse.
The high and grammar schools at
tended the town meeting Tuesday
afternoon.
Friday evening, March 3rd, a social
was held in the high school rooms
under the auspices of the Young
Peoples Branch of the w. C. T. U.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-03-10
Mems Hats
New Shapes and Shades
L.F.JONE DRY GOODS

Dr.. A. Ellie and Alfred Paquette
are spending this week in Boston.
While in the city they will attend
the auto show. The doctor also will
see his little daughter, Cecile, who
is still an inmate of the House of the
Good Samaritan.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-03-10
Christ, Church

Rev. G. H. Bennett, Rector.
Mr.. L. B. Jones, Lay Reader.
March IL, First Sunday in Lent.
1920 am. Morning Prayer and
Litany.
HOO am. Penitential office, Holy
Communion and sermon.
1915 pm. Sunday school.
7:30 pm. Evening prayer.
March 18th.
9:30 am. Holy Communion.
7:30 pm. Evening prayer and
sermon.
March 18th.
$50 am. Holy Communion.
7:30 pm. Evening prayer and
sermon.
March 18th.
$50 am. Holy Communion.
7:30 pm. Evening prayer and
sermon.
March 18th.
400 am. Instructions by Bishop
Bliss.
The Rt. Rev. George Y. Bliss, D
D., of Burlington will visit Islanc
Pond and conduct special meetings
from March 18th to March 10Th. AL
are welcome to come.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-03-10
Methodist Church

Rev. O. E. Barnard, Pastor.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
II am. Preaching service.
1915 pm. Sunday school.
900 pm. Epworth League.
700 pm. Praise and preaching
service.
THURSDAY
7:30 pm. Prayer meeting.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-03-10

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for old
Vermont Books and Pamphlets. The
FUTILE COMPANY, Rutland, Vt.
39-3t
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-03-10

Maynard Stevens spent Sunday in
town.
Joseph St. Pierre was in Coaticook
Monday.
Henry Eggleson was in Berlin last
week on business.
Erwin Curtiss has been ill with the
grip the past few days.
DR.. Howes was a business visitor
in Beecher Falls this week.
The Ladies' Guild will meet with
Mrs. M. j. Hall next Tuesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Develin, Sunday, Feb. 5.
Lawrence Paquette has discon-
tinued his labors at the postoffice.
James Welch was in Sherbrooke
and Newport few days last week.
A. C. Bemis has been confined to
the house the past few days with the
grip.
Miss Vera Hunt of North STRAIT
ford visited in town one day last
week.
Arthur Sprague of st. Johnsbury
was business visitor in town last
week.
Gertrude Norton was in Gorham
this week to attend the wedding Of
a friend.
Miss Percias Kimball of Mansfield,
Mass, is working at the home of
James Latin.
Winfield Nolan has moved his
family to Rock Island where he has
employment.
Harold Clifford has moved from
the Boulds rent to the Blake rent on
Mountain street.
/ Miss Antoinette Ellie was visitor
in Richmond a week ago, the guest
of Mrs. j. A. Dion.
] M. D. Francis and Henry Turgeon
left Tuesday night for Boston to at.
| tend tha a11to chOUy
D Mrs. John Donnelly and son, Rex
of Groveton are visiting her mother
}. Mrs. M. A. Lefebvre.
q DR.. Sutton will be IN town pro
IS fessionally March IA, Is, 16. Offic,
II at the Stewart House.
Thomas Sheridan of Lancaster Wis
tied his daughter, Mrs. w. A. Glea
! son, a few days this week.
Mrs. Joseph Lovesque of Clair
New Brunswick, is visiting he
:, daughter, Mrs. Roy Kent.
} Father Quay of Norton and Father
Guyette of Stanhope were the guest!
of Father Trottier last week.
Miss Lorraine PAUL is employed ir
the home of Nate Larabee instead Of
James Worth as stated last week.
M. C. Buck has closed his barber
shop on Cross street and entered the
employ of the G. T. in capacity Of
brakeman.
u Mrs. E. L. Skinner and two daugh
n ters of St. Lambert, P. O., are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H
70 E. Randall.
u Mrs. Jacob Farmer of West Burke
S was called here recently to isee Cal
vim L. Stevens, who is very low al
this writing.
The friends of Robert Ingraham
will be glad to hear that he is great
ly improved after a long and severe
illness of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White anc
child of Lyndonville visited Mr.
Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ec
White, few days last week.
Ash Wednesday was observed al
the Catholic church, St. James the
Greater, by solemn high mass al
900, Father Trottier officiating.
Miss Marion Maroney played the
. organ at Bloomfield for funera
: last Monday. Miss Mary Turgeor
5 and Miss Ruth Steady assisted in tn,
s choir.
Levi st. Clair, who is employed a
the Brighton garage, has moved hi
family here from Gorham and will
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Church NEWS
Congregational Church
Rev. Thomas Hall, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Robert Lawton, Pastor.

1NOV' ITIOIIIo'o 1IoIIj ooCOI IIIIIO1 IVUO
Rev. Robert Lawton, Pastor.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Morning worship, 10:45.
Sunday School, IL M.
Evening worship, 700.
WEEKDAY SERVICES.
Junior Christian Endeavor, Tues
day afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Y. P. S. C. E., Tuesday evening at
7:15 O'Clock.
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening
at 7:30 o'clock.