Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-09-22
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs Maud Burbank, in None
! ten, N B.
Mrs Frank Paquette and
Maud Devlin, were in Sher-
brooke last Wednesday.
Joe Osborne and three daur-
hters Of Hartford, Conn, and
Henry Osborne of Holyoke,
Mass, motored here Saturday
! to visit Mrs Annie Ellie, John,
and Eddie Osborne, over Sun
day. One of the young ladies
| driving the Paige-Sport model
car 281 miles in thirteen hours.
NJ aries Sleeper of Ian
east" r Il, was the guest of
Mrs Emma Rawson Tuesday.
/ EF Osborne and wife, J P
l Osborne, Ray Bailey and Maud
. Devlin spent Sunday at 'Popu-
arl Tavern"
Everett Lanpher, former
resident, now of Rumney, N H,
was a recent visitor in town.
Mrs S E Fuller, who has
spent the summer with her
mother, Mrs Mary Lefebvre
and other relatives, left Tues
day for Pasadena, Cal, where
she will spend the winter.
Arthur Russell of Lisbon,N.
\ Fl. ,motored here Sunday to WIS.,
it his son, William, and family,
returning home the same day,
with his wife, who had been
| here the past three weeks, car
ing for Mrs VIM Russell.
O S Thibault and wife OF
Clarcmont, N H, we're guests Of
his mother, Mrs Maud Thibault
l a few days recently.
The fire company were call
ed out Sunday morning for a
chimney blaze, in the Joseph
\ Block, which did not prove ser
1 ious.
4 DR. A G Palment of Berlin,
] N II, is located in town, with
1 office in the Boulds block on the
/ corner Of Cross and Derby
streets.
! NJ, and Mrs Cushion and
! son Otto, and Mrs NJ Dubois
and daughter, Yvonne, and
Mrs Maud Thibault mOtored to
Sherbrooke Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Moul-
troup and son Ralph, Mr. and
Mrs Guy Fraser, Mr. and Mrs
Felix Morrisette and family,
motored Sunday to East Haven
and attended the Old Home
services st the Methodist
church, which were held on the
lawn, where large crowd gat-
hered.. This day to all was .
soul stirring one, a day to be
remembered, the meeting Of
old friends. After services re-
freshments were served on the
lawn by the chuch.
Margaret Maroney and Srir-
ley Sloane motored Sunday Ia
Stanstead, Que. to spend the
day with Mary Estella Ellie, who
recently returned to the Urse'
line Convent there.
Mrs Maud Thibault returned
last week from Portland and
Boston, where she attended
millinery openings and purchas
ed a beautiful line Of goods.
Married, Sept. ID, by the
Rev. FIR. Terrien, at st. James
Church, Arthur j. Seymour OF
this town and Kathleen Heath
Of Coaticook. After the, wed'
b ding dinner, served at the
I groom's home, the couple de-
parted for a two weeks trip
amid the best wishes Of their
J many friends. 49,. ,-,.,/ =,
JEyWhite and wife have re.
turned to Montreal, Que, fol-
the winter, after spending the
| GUNNER months here.
Mr. and Mrs Hector Tessiel
8 have ben visiting realtives In
Berlin, N n, returning homo
!, Saturday.
Miss Ella Mckenzie has re.
turned to her work in Boston.
MI and Mrs John Sloan and
daughter left last Thursday fol
Wampa, Idaho, where they
! will visit their son, Hillery, and
4 Mr. Sloan's brother, Frank
{ They expect to spend two OF
i three weeks there, and on the
4 return trip will spend about 5
3 weeks visiting Omaha, Sal
4 Lake City, Chicago, New York
q Boston and Portland. They
Il expect to return about October
! 51st.
Mr. and Mrs Jerry Ktpw snI