Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-06-28
TOWN LOCALS

ment and where they Rave gone to
keeping house.
John Worth while cleaning off his
colt last Monday met with an acct
dent which will compel him to take
a few days rest from his duties. He
was passing in back of the horse
when in some manner the horses
foot slipped striking Mr.. Worth in
the ankle. He is about on crutches
and the ankle and foot is badly swol-
len aud he suffers much pain.
Last Wednesday morning, while
at his work in the round house,
Claude Foss met with what might
have been a very serious accident.
He was attempting to turn a gasket
in discharge pipe joint, and owing
to a leak in the boiler the hot water
was thrown into his face scalding it
quite badly and causing him much
pain. He was most fortunate in
that he escaped serious injury to his
eyes.
Curtis Mosher and Henry Turgeon
left Wednesday night for New York
where they are to get two autos for
Fred Pequette which they will drive
back home.
4 George M. Chedell, manager of
the Mt. Tom Pulp and Paper Co.,
was in town last week Friday
talking over business matters with
Frank Paquette, Jr., and calling on
other old friends. Mr.. Chedell was
formerly with the International Pa
per Co. of Berlin, N. H.
Repairs are being made in the in
terror of the G. T. R. passenger de-
pot changing the ticket office, train
despatcher's office end yard master S
office.
Miss Mabel LaRoche, who has
been spending a few days with
friends in town left today for
Rangely Lakes where she has en-
ployment in a summer hotel.
Mrs. Fred Young has moved to
Norway, Me-, where her daughter,
Clara, has work in a hosiery mill.
E. E. Blake is painting the house
of l.. B. Jones on Birch Point.
Alvin Boulds has purchased the
Fred Tanguay auto, a Buick Six.
A special communication of Island
Pond Lodge, No. "A, F. & A. M,
Will be held Monday evening, July
1st. Work E. A. and F. C. A good
attendance is requested. H. B.
Johnson, w. M.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Burbank
arrived Saturday and will spend the
summer months with Mrs. Burbank S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Dan.
forth on Birch Point.
The first day of summer, Friday
June 81, Mrs. Eugene w. Annis pre-.
sented her husband with 16 pound
boy, Norman Ellsworth, thus help.
ing him to solve the labor problem.
Mrs. Merow of Riverton, N. H.,
visited her sister, Mrs. A. J. Parent
last Thursday and Friday.
Miss Lou E. Fullington leaves to.
day for her home in Johnson where
she will spend the summer vacation
Miss Fullington has been assistant
principal of the High school but is
not to return much to the regret OF
parents and pupils. She is to teach
the coming year at Peacham acade-
my, one of the oldest and best known
schools in the state. Many of the
graduates of this old school have
been of national fame. Peacham is
the home town of Col. George Har
vey and this is where he prepared
for college. Miss Fullington is &
teacher of high attainments. She
has spared neither time nor effort to
keep up the interest of her scholars
and help them in their social anC
athletic work. She is an ideal teacher
in creating and holding the interes
of her pupils, and thorough il
her instruction. Island Pond High
school loses thoroughly competent
instructor, whose influence and eff
fort has always been for the uplif
of the pupils and the advancement
of |. P. H.
Don Foss, ST., has returned from