Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-07-30
3. A. Bemis

arrived home at Island Pond Mon
day morning the 18th. a part of the
family motoring to Newport to meet
him.
Frank Paquette has lately graded
his lawn by putting curbing around
which adds much to the beauty of
his already substantial home He
has also bought the old Steady home
and is thoroughly repairing it ma
king it into two tepements which are
much needede n this town.
Nat Larabee and wife and Eddie
Gillanders and wife motored Sher-
brooke last Monday.
Miss Giroux of Capleton Que is
the guest of Barbara Giroux.
Miss Hazel Amsden of Fletchville,
Vermont is in town spending her va
cation with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Ram and son
Harold and his wife of Newport were
Sunday visitors at W. j. Rooney's
Miss Kathleen Vallee and brother
William of Westbrook, Me-, arrived
saturday to visit Captain and Mrs.
Randall.
Marion, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Tolan, is better.
F. J. Roderer visited the Rooneys
this week. He goes to Washington
D. C. for his discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs Antonio Ellie, Mr.. Mar
cisse Ellie and daughter, Jeanne and
Mrs. Joseph Ellie of LaBaie, Que,
were visitors at DR.. Flies and Fred
Paquettes' the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harvey re-
turned last week from Philadelphia
where they spent their vacation.
Maynard Stevens of Portland, Me.
was in town Saturday
Yvonne Dubois is filling the posi-
ton as clerk in L. F. Jones store,
lately resigned by Miss May Roy.
Arthur Cole has recently installed
in his store a 5000 meat grinder
grinder, operated by electric power.
Fred Paquette has lately been
improving his residence by adj
ding a more modern veranda and al
so remodeling some in other ways.
C. J. Deslanders has purchased a
1920 model Oldsmobile sc" of Fred
Paquette.
Nurse Dora Damon who was with
Mrs. W H Kane has finished her work
there and has lately been visiting
daughter, Mrs. George Dyer.
Mrs Mary Gonges Of Berlin, N. H.,
is visiting relatives and friends in
town.
Christ Church picnic will be held
Tuesday, August 9th Autos will
leave church at 9 80
Mrs. J. H. Rosebrooks of Orleans
has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
H. H Hobson, recently.
A. P. Cobb and wife have rooms
the Eaton house and are doing light
housekeeping.
Edgar Russell has gone to Middle
bury, VT, where he has employment
in a barber shop.
Wheeler & Harrington have a mill
one mile from the village on w. D.
Ladd's farm, saving lumber for the
Vermont Products Co. Mr.. R. d.
(owner of the Products
Co.. and wife and mothar-in-law,
spent a part of last week in town,
stopping at A. J. Applebee's.
Mrs. R. B. Davis and Mrs. H. H.
Danforth, visited Mrs. Wilcox at
he Sherbrooke hospital last week.
Miss McMichea! of Philadelphia,
Pa, vas IN town in the interest of
the Catholic Ornhans Home, No. IT'S
iG8th Street, New York City She
was the CUES tof Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Rooney while here
Mrs. C. D. Boardway and children
are visiting friends in st. Johnsbury
this week.
Mr.. Joe Cote came near having
a serious accident last week when a
bout two miles east of North STRAIT
ford, his motor car was struck by
train No. 10. The car was damag-
ed somewhat and Mr.. Cote shaken up
but was fortunate to escape worse
fate.
Mrs. H. E. Currier or Philadelphia,
Penn, was town visiting her neice,
Mrs. w. r. Elliott.
About July Is there was given
out in the Postoffice by mistake,
package containing a small number
of dry goods, The package was
pcst-markedi from West Burke and
the only address was Box 20, Island
Pond, VT. Will the receiver of this
no ckoCe kindly return it to the post