Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-02-24
TOWN LOCALS
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Mrs T Gilman has returned
to her rooms on Derby street,
after being called to Morgan
for a few weeks stay.
Mr. and Mrs Pepaw moved
Wednesday from the upstairs
tenement in the Joseph block
to East Haven, Vt.
DR. Ellie had a bad attack
Thursday night of acute indi-
gestion.
L B Jones, F H Johnson and
H E Rice are attending FEEDER
al Court this week in Burling-
ton.
M rand Mrs Huntress May
hew were in Montreal a few
Mr. Hebert, a former resident
of Island Pond and who con-
Quoted a bakery business here,
fell a distance, of 40 it., while
working on a building in Ber-
lin, N H, last week, causing his
death.
Mrs Florence Larabee, was
in Sherbrooke Monday, to visit
the St Vincent hospital there.
The Rebakah's will hold an
apron and food sale in the ev-
ening, March 2, at their rooms
in the Opera Block. adv
Mr. and Mrs Limburner of
Montreal came Friday to spend
the weekend with relatives in
town
Mrs Harry J Laid of Rum
ford is in town visiting her
mother, Mrs B J Mckinney.
Harold Kennedy was in Lam
caster on business Monday.
Mrs Percy Kimball has re-
| turned from Holland, where
she had been called on account
I of the illness of. a relative.
George Taylor and wife of
North Walden, came Friday,
fCr a few days visit in town.
Herbert DanfOrth moved his
family last week to Berlin, n
H, whore he has employment.
William Flood bad the mis-
y fortune last week to have one
\ 0 fhis feet badly crushed while
/ working on the ice.
Yvonne Cloutier of Berlin,
N H. is the row waitress in the
Z Boardwav restaurant.
Miss Clara Farr of Littleton,
4 N H, returned Monday to her
y home after spending q week
4 with her schoolmate, Mrs Tom
my Kane.
Senator Cobb was home for
! over Sunday from Montpelier.
Gus Rooney is now employed
in the Furniture factory.
The Senior motion picture
show of Feb II was very we'll
attended. he class clearing a.
bout $50 above expenses. They
wish to extend their thanks to
Mr. M w Bovce who gave them
] the use of the hall and films.
Nathaniel Bunker, who IS
critically III at his home in the
: meadow. wishes to thank all
D those who have SO materially
4 assisted and relieved his great
need financially.
Mrs Bertha LYON and son of
4 Westmore called on friends in
town last week.
4 The Crowd Trunk have re-
q account If decreased in business
4 duced their staff of fireman on
4 bv having off five, also five more
A carmen.
4 Elmer Harmon, a former
4 resident Of this place, now To-
4 Gated in the Canadian North
n west. has recentlv visited his
a mother. Mrs M Harmon.
4 Mrs Caroline Wing and Mrs
4 Toe Forbes are in Littleton, N.
4 H.. visiting this week.
I B J Conrov. Sr.. r G. McMa-
4 hon, Victor T Kelly of New
4 York CITY, BYRON TcDOanId of
4 Reecher Falls, directors of the
/ Brihgton Furniture Co., were
in town Monday and Tuesday,
4 to visit and see the furniture
i factory in operation for the
1 first time.
j Mrs Will Kane and little
grandson of Percy, N H, we're
in town recentlv visiting her
= daughter Mrs Tommy Kane.
A W Bosworth is in Boston
D on business.
T & S Towards Sale will
continue until March 5.
Miss Isabel Currier is home
from her school in st Hyacinthe