Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-10-02
TOWN LOCALS

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Burbank after
spending the summer with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Adam Danforth
have returned to their work. They
are now playing New York City.
Miss Irene Davis spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs E
E Davis.
The w CT U will meet with Mrs
H E Randall on Tuesday afternoon,
October Z, at o'clock.
Mrs Lila l Noble, son and daught-
er came from Hardwick, VT, on Sun
day, to attend the funeral of E M
Bartlett. Mrs Noble is a sister of
Mrs Bartlett.
Milton Stern of New York is home
on a visit, and looking after his bust
ness interests at the same time.
j Paradis and family returned
Friday from a three weeks auto trip
to Ontario, Toronto, Ogdensburg, N
Y, returning by Lake Champlain.
Commencing Thursday, October 2,
Thurston's drug store will close at
P NJ, until further notice.
New arrivals in fancy china at
Bogworth's. adv.
Miss Porter, one Of the instructors
in dancing from the Sheafe dancing
schools, Portland, Me-, spent Sunday
Of Mce LJo rrio++ Ocbory,oJe
Joe st Pierre is working at the
freight shed.
The w R G will meet Saturday af-
ternoon at 2:30, in the usual place.
A large assortment of Japanese
Grass Rugs, all sizes, just arrived at
Bosworth's. adv
Stern Brothers store will be closed
from Friday evening until o'clock
Saturday evening.
Bailey Music Rooms recent Sales
Delivered Cohler- Campbell self-play.
err piano to c A Beaubein at Norton.
A Brunswick Phonagraph to Regi-
maid Foss, a Burrough Phonagraph
to Harold Batchelder, Sonora Phon-
agraph to S L Barney.
D w Scribner and George L Dyer
were in West Charleston on business
| Tuesday,
Born-Wednesday, October 1st.,
to Mr. and Mrs A Trompe, son.
Grand Master Alexander Duncan
of Barre, with other Star Officers of
he l o o F, were in own Sunday, to
attend the funeral of E M Bartlett.
Rev. Arthur Mandigo of Johnson,
VT, will fill the vacancy in the Meth
odist church, recently made by the
retirement of the Rev. Fred Wilcock,
who has decided to enter a Universe
ty in New York City, at the same
time having charge in church work,
in village sixty miles from the city.
Services as usual next Sunday.
Mrs. H P Burroughs and daughter
Natalie, are visiting Mrs. Leon Morse
this week, leaving next week to
oPClu "lIIICl Ill IlOIud.
Born-September 18th, to Mr. and
Mrs Owen Kelley, a son.
Mr. and Mrs Ray B Skinner of Paw
tucket, R |, were in town last Sunday
to attend the funeral of Mrs SINNERS
brother, E NJ Bartlett.
Born-Monday, September 20, son
to Mr. and Mrs Geo Worth.
Mrs Rose Bergeron of Berlin, N H,
has purchased fed. Morris, morris
Quick Lunch" and took possession,
Saturday, September 27. Mr. Morris
will remain and take charge of the
restaurant
George Furber has returned to St.
Petersburg, Fla, making the trip by
auto from Portland, Me-, with Mr. and
Mrs ] L Watson.
The BURBERRY factory is closed for
the season, and Lougee, Crowley and
son have returned to their homes in
New Brunswick.
Mrs M w McCourt and son, and
Mr. A M Sampson of Windsor Mills,
Que. are visiting their father James
Sampson.
Pvt Ernest Castonguay of Co E, IS
Inf V S LIST Division arrived at his
home in Island Pond last Saturday
September 28th.
Born-to Mr. and Mrs Leighton era
mer daughter September 28th.
Mrs Edward Turgeon spent the
week in Montreal with friends.