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

day evening 800. Topic. July A..
The power of the cross in Africa.
Leader Mrs. j. G. Canning.
Miss Helen Trip of Barton spent
Sunday with her mother at W. A. Moul-
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Mrs. Emma Archer entertainment the
Xmas club last week Thursday, Re-
freshment we're served and a pleasant
afternoon enjoyed by all.
Miss Emma Chamberlain has closed
her school in Morgan.
The school in the Buck district taught
by Miss Wolfel closed last Friday with
an auto ride and picnic to WiIloughby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Legacy spent
the week, end in Lyndon with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Moulton were in
Burlington on business last week.
A large crowd attended the graduating
exercises last Friday night. Music was
furnished by McCauley's orchestra Of
Newport.
Chas. Gray of Lyndonville spent the
weekend with relatives.
R. A. Parker has bought Mrs. Avis
Andrews, farm and taken possession.
A son was bern June "a, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Barney. Congratulations.
Carroll Bachelor has moved from
Newark into A. T. Wilson's tenement.
Mrs. Lyle Washburn and son Of
East Haven are visiting her aunt, Mrs
Emma Archer and other relatives.
Mr.. Schoolcraft has bought the Stod-
dard place on Echo Lake and has moved
there.
Mrs. Chas. Mcnamara and little
daughter and Miss Anna Jensen have
gone to n. Y.
Elvin Colburn and Miss Mable Wright
were united in Marriage at Newport
Tuesday, June 25. Congratulations.
Children's day exercises will be held
at the church Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Mrs. Chas. Canning of Island Pond is
clerking in c. N. Moulton's store.
A gloom was cast over the community
last Saturday night by the death OF
PEARL the thirteen year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Maxwell, after
a weeks illness of rheumatic fever.
She had never been healthy child but
always bore her pain with cheerfulness
She was loved by her associates and had
the sympathy OF large circle of friends
The funeral was held Monday p. m. at
the home, Rev. G. E. Southland olfciat-
ed. The S. S. class Of which she was
member attended in a body. The
casket was covered with beautiful flowers
The bearers were, Alfred Gotta, Ivan
Buck, Elvin Colburn and John Hall
The bereaved family have the sympathy
of all. Those who attended the furneraI
out Of town were, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Maxwell, of Morgan, Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Maxwell OF Canaan, Mr.. and Mrs
Edmond Msxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Maxwell and two daughters Mrs. Mary
Wilder, Mrs. R. G. Cilley, Russell Mel
cher, Mrs. Lougee and Mrs, Paquette o
Island Pond, Harry Wilder OF Newport
N. H.
The following is list of the flowers
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Maxwell and Dale
pillow; Mir. and Mrs E. J. Maxwell white
roses; Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Maxwell, whit,
carnations; Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Max
well, pink and white carnations; Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. A. Cargill, pink and white car
nations; Mr.. and Mrs. Will Melville
pink and white carnations; Mr.. and Mrs
D. X. Hopkins and Lyle, pink and white
carnations; Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Wilder
and Harry Wilder white roses; Miss
Helen Trip, white carnations; Mrs
Frank Barnes, white carnations; Lea'
Maxwell and Cora Hardy white roses
Mrs. Herbert Wallace and Mrs R. ]
Cilley, pink carnations; Mr.. and Mrs. G
N. Moulton and family, pillow; Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. G. Canning, pink and white car
nations; Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Moulton
white roses; Sunday School class, pink
roses; pillow of pansies, Marjorie anc
Lois Hinton; Mrs Albert Tongue, wreath
of pansies; Alice Cushman, wreath; Mrs
Geo, Chase, name Pearl" in pink daisies
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gray, white carna.
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