Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-09-29
GUILDHALL
MAUDE s. HAYES, Cor.

RALPH HUBBARD and daughter,
returned to Wells River, Mon
day. Mrs Moulton of Lancas-
ter is with Mrs Hubbard for the
present.
Mrs M M Abbott is spending
two weeks in Manchester and
other places in the southern
part of New Hampshire.
Miss Louisa Strathern of IS
land Pond has been a recent
guest at Geo A Hubard's.
School in District No l was
not in session Wednesday as
both the teacher and pupils
were in Lancaster to attend the
Coos and Essex Fair.
Harry Bryant Of ColebroOk,
has been a guest of his sister,
Mrs Wesley Silver, for two days
during the past week.
Karl E Hayes returned home
from Boston, Mass, Monday.
Mr. Hayes acted as chauffeur to
Col F C Benton on his return
trip home to Belmont, Mass.
Sunday.
The families Of John Hodge
and r S Hayes have been suf-
fering from the prevailing dis
temper.
Miss Elsie Lunnie entertained
as guests last Sunday her sister
Miss Mary Lunnie and a cousin
Miss Pearl Lunnie of Concord.
Word has been received from
little Ruth Noyse, who under
went an operation at the Child
rens' Hospital in Boston recent
ly, that she is gaining nicely
and is expected home soon.
Miss Annie Bunnell spent the
weekend at her home in Cole
brook, N. H.
There will be no services at
the Cong. church until Oct. Is,
as Rev and Mrs Marsh are u
way On their vacation. They
are to visit friends and relatives
in four different states, Conn,
Mass, N.Y., andVermont.
Mrs Karl Hayes was in St.
Johnsbury Monday.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Simmonds extend to
them congratulations upon the
birth Of their little daughter,
Pauline, Sept. 10Th. lat Lancas-
ter, N H.
Bryon Meacham has moved
his family from the Burton
farm back to his home place on
Guildhall Hill. Mr. Meacham
expects to move soon to the
Western part of the State,
where he is to carry on a farm
fol another party.
There will be a box supper
and social dance for the benz
fit of the village school at the
grammar room, in the village
Ischool-building, Thurs. eve,
Sept. 90 A cordial invitation
is extended to all. Come and
halp get 4 clock for the school.
Nj and Mrs Henry Hayes If
frru,r.or were guests Tuesday
lat y 4 Hayes
The Youngest child Of 4Jr
ard Mrs Wesley Silver IS very
III ri this writing
The Cong. Church has recent
Lily received a fresh coat Of paint
on the interior Of the building
as well as newly papered which
has certainly improved matters
wonderfully, as the church
vas in a very bad condition.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Hubbard
are soon to take possession Of
the work for Col E C Benton
at the Harvey Farm where the
Burton Young stock are kept.
Mrs Jennie Perkins of st.
Johnsbury was a recent guest
at Mrs Helen Flanders.
Mr. and Mrs Geo B Little who
have been visiting their grand
daughter, Mrs Williams Hayes,
returned to their home in Cole
brook Sunday.
Court sets here Oct. 25th.,
for the fall term.
Meals and rooms can be OBJ.
tanned at Geo Hubbard's and
the Higgins boarding house.
adv
Sold at auction Sat, Sept.
"a, the homestead and house
) hold furnishings of the late
Mrs Janette Wiley. VIM Alb
, bolt acted as auctioneer.
Mrs Harold Pike and two
children have been with rela-
tives in Plymouth, N H, during
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