Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-03-03
TOWN LOCALS


tai in Sherbrooke for some
time is now making good pro-
gress toward recovery.
Mrs E A Currier and daugh-
ter of Deering visited relatives
in town last week.
Mrs Gladys Degrenier left
Saturday morning for Conto-
cook N H where she will make
her home for the future.
Mr. Bushod Smith of New
York has been in town the
guest of his sister Mrs Ella Cur
rier.
Mrs George Worth recently
visited her two sisters in Berlin
N H.
Mrs Henry Moffett was in
Berlin the first of last week.
Harry Austin spent the week
end in town. His family are
visiting Mrs Austin's mother
Mrs NJ J Hall and sister Mrs
Charlie Johnson.
Miss Vera Kennedy was in
South Paris Ne Saturday to
visit her sister Mrs Archie Du-
more.
Mrs Jess Wallace and two
children spent the weekend
with hp1, sister in Berlin ~ Il.
Ralph S Collins a Student
from the congregational Col
lege Montreal occupied the
Pulpit Ia the congregational
Church Sunday morning and
evening after the evening ser
vices were closed a pleasant
hour was spent in a song ser
vice under the able direction Of
Mr. Collins who is a gifted
tenor.
Our 1921 Sherwin Williams Paints
and Varnishes are now in
The Bosworth Store Co.
Mrs Leon Morse and Mrs Carl
Swcnson were weekend visitors in
Portland.
Walter Currier accompanied Viii
liam Flood to Sherbrooke Saturday,
for the purpose of having an Xray
examination of his foot which was
recently injured while working on
the ice.
J Gokey G T Supt. of Water Ser
vice has finished his seasons work
at tlis point in addition to filling the
ice house here, about 500 car loads
of ice have been shipped to other
points, making this the largest season
work on record at this plate.
Mr. and Mrs Nate Larabee| were in
Portland Saturday.
Mrs A A Mandigo visited in Berlin
Tuesday.
H'B Miller of New York City is IL
town on a business trip Of a fe"
DAYS, after which he will beinCana-
da for a time before leavinge fol
headquarters.
Mrs Sylvester Crosse was in Rer
lin Tuesday.
Raymond Christie has moved hi:
family into the Sloan cottage.
Roland Curtis is seriously ill witt
rheumatic fever.
Mrs Carroll Davis of Newport spen
} ! the weekend with her mother, Mr.
Sarah Clarke.
Mrs Evelyn Toland who has beer
seriously i'll for some time, nd was "
Gently operated on in the st Vincen
hospital in Sherbrooke, is now max
ing rapid progress toward recovery
= Mrs Ernest Belisle was in Coat
h cook Monday.
Mrs Carroll, widow of the late Tim
4 othy Carroll, an aged lady, die,
Thursday morning, after a long ill
Z ness.
Mrs Herbert Aldrich and Mrs Z
Devlin were in Sherbrooke on buslne
Wednesday.
Mona Latourneau spent last Wed
Il nesday in Sherbrooke.
Il Rev Thomas Hall, of Old Orchard
Me-, former pastor OF. the Congre
gational chuch in Island Pond, vii
q supply the pulpit next Sunday, Mich
q 6. and will oficiate at the communion
i service at o'clock P M.
4 Mr. and Mrs Jess McWayne were il
4 Sherbrooke on business last Wednes
\ day.
q S Wilcox of Morgan spent tn
4 week nd with his brother, o P VII
D rox,
The Delta Alpha Class will hold
m social at the vestry of the Methods
church, Saturday, evening, March {
IA cafeteria lunch will be served.
\ Have you seen Bosworth's ten cen
y counter?
II Mike Sabb moved Monday fromth
N Boulds store buildingg to the Esse