Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-09-10
TOWN LOCALS

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Modena Burne1I has return
ed to her home here after
spending her vacation with her
grandparents in Richmond, Me
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hobart
and son, Raymond are away
to Ludlow for two weeks vaca-
ton.
Mr. J. G.. Osborne and three
daughters of Hartford, Conn,
are guests of J. P. and E. F.
Osborne for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hubbard
and son Harold were in Ayers
Cliff, attending the fair last
week.
GUY BROTHERS Minstrels, Mon
day evening, September Is.
Timothy and George Dale
are shingling and painting the
Dale residence, also making
some cement steps.
Mrs. Cummings is substitu-
ting as cook in the Morris
Quick Lunch" Cafe.
Mrs. Clyde Jefts and moth
er, Mrs. Richardson, and Miss
Amy Edmands, were at Norton
and Cold Springs last Wednes-
day.
George Dale entertained a
few friends Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Norton left on
the noon train Monday to visit
friends in South Paris, Me.
Hanford Carpenter of Nor
ton is the guest of Oliver Cam
erOn in town.
Mrs Grace Caswell who has
been visiting L. E. Morse retur.
ned to her home in Morgan.
Lionel Ellie returned to the
st. Charles Seminary, Sher.
brooke, Friday.
Mrs. John Dickson and little
daughter Elaine have returned
from a two weeks visit with
her parentsin West Milan, N
H.
Mrs. Henry Giboin of Port
land, Me-, spent Thursday il
town.
Barbara Giroux has gone tt
Norway, Me-, to work in the
shoe shops.
Mrs. Buel Dodge, Mrs. Bos
Worth's cousin, and friend, Mis-;
Patterson of Honesdale, Pa.
are visiting at the Bosworths'
Will Hinton has moved hi
family from Charleston to the
house on Derby street, nov
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Elliott.
Mrs. James MCGEE of Fitch
burg, Mass, is in town, visiting
her mother, Mrs. Norton.
Mary Estelle Ellie returned
last Thursday to her studies a
the Ursuline Convent, Stan
stead Que.
Henry Amey wife and daugl
err started Wednesday mornin,
for a weeks visit with friend
in Sprinfeld, Mass. and vicinit,
Miss Lily Mcconnell leave
Tuesday night for Washington
ID. c., to resume her work a
stenographer for the Hon. P
H. Dale.
Mrs. H. Morris Of Berlin, N
H., who has been visiting at R
P. Lacroix's, returned to he
home Sunday.
Baileys' Music Rooms deliv
cred last week four grapha
phones in Charleston and Hol
land.
w. J Scribner of Morgan Wis
tied at Don Scribners thre
days last week.
Marjorie Forbes left Monday morn
ing for Pennington, Me-, where sh
will enter the Pennington Norm;
School and take up courses in mus
and domestic science.
John Morse is building a sever
room bungalow on Derby stree
which will add greatly the appear
ance of that end of the village.
The officers of the Eastern Sta
are requested to meet at Masoni
Hall Thursday evening at half pas
seven.
Mrs Flora Robinson has gone t
Derby Line to visit her sister, Mr.
Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs Carol Davis of New
port and Mrs Clara Robinson wer
calling on their relatives, Mrs Sara
and Miss Julia Clark, Mr.. Herber
Badger and wife from West Charles
ton also called on Mrs Clark the frs
of the week.
Mrs. Grace Johnson and littl
daughter, Nordca from Boston VIII
have been visiting her brother, Cal
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