Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-11-27
ESSEE COUNTY HERALD
.a4, LOCALS

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this week.
The schools closed Wednes-
day over the holiday, until
Monday morning, December l.
There was delightful enter
tainment given last Wednesday
evening, at the Methodist
church. Mr.. Edward Brigham
Steinway Hall, New York City,
an artist, a highly gifted and
accomplished musician and
reader, with a wonderful deep
inflow bass voice, gave the best
programm that has been offer
ed our town in many years.
Miss M&bIe Osborne OF Grove
ton spent the weekend at her
home here.
The next regular meeting of
Court Island Pond, | o F will
be held Thursday evening, De-
cember 4th. A full attendance
is desired as there is to be an
election of officers.
Born-November 22nd., to
Mr. and Mrs Ed Hurley, son,
Thos. Charles Hurley.
Born-November "a, to Mr..
and Mrs Martin Cheverier, a
son.
Basil Bros. and Laba Co. are
now situated in their new quar-
tiers on Cross Street, conduct
ing up-to-date dry goods store.
Henry Danforth has a car
load of egg coal now ready for
delivery. See him about your
coal wants.
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Word has been received of
the marriage of Hazel May Ste
vens of Pasadena, CAL, to Mr..
Hubert Lesley of Van Mugs,
Cal. Miss Stevens is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs A M Stevens
of this town.
Mr. A E Merritt of Jersey CT
ty arrived in town Tuesday and
will assume his duties as Secre-
tary of the Railroad Y M G A..
His wife will follow later and
they will occupy apartments in
the Y M G A building.
The Ladies' Aid of the Con-
gregational Church will meet
with Mrs Francis johnson,
| Tuesday afternoon, Dec. IN
| Mrs M Kennedy and Miss
Vera spent the weekend with
Mrs A j Dumas in Gorham, N
H.
Miss Amy Edmands is SUBJ
shutting as clerk in the post
office while Miss Maud Coe is
absent.
Miss Maud Coe, clerk in the
post-office, is at her home very
| i'll with scarlet fever.
Donald Needham of the A P
store is i'll with pneumonia at
the home of his parents in
GfOVetOn, N II
Mrs Florence Larabee and
Mrs Maggie Gillanders are
spending a few days in Port
land, Me.
Richard Parker formerly in
charge of the A P store at this
place, is filling the same posi-
ton at present, on account of
the illness of Mr. Needham.
Capt. H E Randall and wife,
entertained Thanksgiving day,
Mr. and Mrs F c Lynch and chill
dren of Lyndonville, Mr. and
Mrs Legacy and family of st.
Johnsbury, and L E Skinner
and family.
Mr. Levi st Clair was up from
Berlin, N H with his family Ov-
er Sunday.
Aubre yScribneris quite i'll
BernardPetrie was taken sud
denly i'll at the Round House
Monday. He was taken home
unconscious, acute indigestion
the cause.
Miss Pauline Parlin is at
home from her school in Bur-
lington, spending Thanksgiving
with her parents, DR. and Mrs
A E Parlin, and her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs J S Sweeney.
Mr. Charles Nolan had a
shock Tuesday morning, and is
in serious condition.
Mr. and Mrs H B Amey, MI
and Mrs Henry Amey and little
daughter, and Miss Gertrude
Norton are spending Thanks
giving with Mrs Amey's and
Miss Norton's brother, C Nor
ton, and family, in Gorham, N
H.
Mr. and Mrs w "A Gleason re.
turned Tuesday night from
their trip to New York.
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