Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-12-18
TOWN LOCALS

In town.
Elmer Marsh of Norton Mills
was a visitor in town Friday.
The Pipeless Furnace, the
new thing in hot air heating
We have one ready to install
quickly and now have the man
to do the work. See us about
anything in the Furnace line.
The Bosworth Store Co
Miss Evangeline Turgeon
spent the weekend in Berlin,
N H
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Clark and
Mrs Joe Scott were visiting rel
atives in Groveton the week
end.
John Dickson is seriously ill
with typhoid fever. ~.
Any article intended for next
weeks's issue of the Herald"
must be in our hands by Tues
day noon as the paper will be
printed one day earlier owing
to Xmas coming on Thursday.
Achild of Mr. and Mrs Mike
Sabb Towards on Railroad st.
while running with a lead PEN
Gil in its mouth fell, and the
sharp point made quiet seri-
Gus wound.
Miss Portia Dale came from
Portland, Me-, to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs Jane
B Edmunds last week, and is
stopping for a few days with
her cousin, Miss Amy Edmunds
Tommy White was up from
Lewiston and spent Sunday
with his family.
Ike Moore, who was thrown
from the Oil team, and had two
ribs broken, and otherwise in
jured is slowly improving.
Mrs Cora Nourse of Cook
shire Que, and Arthur Nourse
of Gardner, Mass, were in
town to attend the funeral Of
Mrs Edr'ands.
Rev Thomas Hall of Old Or
chard, Me-, was in town last
week and assisted Rev Robert
Lawton at the funeral of Mrs.
Jane B Edmands.
Armance Cote of Nova Scot
ia, and Louis Cote of Trois Pts
tole, Que, have been in town
visiting their brother, Joe Cote,
who had not seen or heard
from his brother Armanee for
sixteen years. They are three
healthy looking boys, their com
bined weight being 739 lbs.
The financial result Of the
Christ Church Annual Sale and
Supper Tuesday was $175.27.
ACorrection:
In the I O F resolutions of
Grovesnor Smith the Commit
tee on Resolutions should of
read: J. V Wade, Emily E La
croix, Inga I McWain instead
of Emily e Lacroix, A A Wa
terman, J V Wade.
Mrs Ben Damon who has been
in Sherbrooke hospital for
treatment, has returned home
much improved in health.
The sale and supper at the
vestry of the Episcopal church
Tuesday evening, proved high
ly successful both socially and
financially, S175.27 being real
lied. The many beautiful and
useful articles sold tells of the
many hours of patient labor
given by the members of the
church. The supper was deli
ciors. consisting of all the good
things "rl0thers used to make
and are still making.
Little Lucille, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Aldrich,
has recovered from scarlet fe-
yer, but little Donald, the son,
is now i'll with the same, altho
not seriously.
The Rebekah Lodge met last |
Wednesday evening, for their
ornu'ar meeting, afr business
Affairs, the social hour was
delightfully."- spent by doing jus |
tice to the good things provid F..
ed for the inner man. There
being ONLY one brother present /
all brought their appetites eX-
cent Mr. Maxwell.
Mrs Rob Davis was in Sher- !
brooke last Saturday visiting
Mrs E E Blake, who is still i'm /
proving, but the DR. will consid- .
crate her fortunate if the bro
ken hip mends so she will be alb .
lie to leave the hospital by the .
middle Of February.
Mrs A ] PaQuette and Bern
adette DpsrOCheS spent the /