Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-03-16
TOWN LOCALS

and 18th.
Round Oak Steel Ranges have been
reduced in price. We urge you to
buy now. Should there be another
drop in price before Dec 1st., it goes
to you. Let US show you the full
line. Bosworth Store Co
Henry Flood has returned from
Colebrook where he has been employ
ed the past few months.
Jack Haley Is in town convalescing
from an operation in the hospital In
Portland, Me.
The name Of the next local play
by the Island Pond High School
graduation week. b IAN Aboard,
produced BY the John G Rogers Pro-
dvcinss Co, ,. Fostsria, Ohio.
I Mn Henry Mosltrop and Mrs Lou
Mckinney were in, sksrbrooks Fri
day. '.'@.,@ ,. .,.
Born-M.rcA !. to II, and NJ, Ted
Robin. : l2a n son. -, =,
Mrs Brown. teacher Of Pleasant
! street school. gave her scholars anoth
sr pleasant surprise Thursday after
noon, March 3, when she helped them
celebrate tho birthdays Of two of her
scholars, Helen Johnson and EVELYN
Worth. Their birthdays being on
the same date, Games were played
and refreshments served, all having
a very enjoyable time.
Ovill Riggis who has been very III
with pneumonia, is slightly improved
at this writing.
Mrs Weber returned Saturday
to her home in Holland, after spend
ing the winter with relatives in town.
Miles Coe and family have moved
from Railroad street to back street
S J Payeur will occupy the house
on Railroad street vacated by Miles
Coe $3.50.
George Reynolds will move his fam
lily from the Dan Flynn house to the
one vacated by S J Payeur.
Mr. and Mrs j G Paradis we've re-
Gently called to Montreal, Que, by
the death of near relative.
The Delta Alpha Class will meet
at the home of Mrs Frank RiggIe,
Thursday, March II.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ
church will meet next Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock with Mrs Charles
Bresette. 1t is desired that full at
tendance be present, as special work
is planned for this meeting.
Will Currier has finished filing his
ice house for the seasons supply.
Born-Feb Is, to Mr. and Mrs Jas
O'keefe, daughter.
Gerald Ladd spent the weekend
in Lyndonville with his mother
Mrs Sarah Norton had the misfert-
une to slip on the icy sidewalks re-
Gently, nearly breaking her wrist,
causing serious sprain.
The Ladies Aid of NJ E church
met at the home of Mrs Frank Riggie
Wednesday afternoon with a large
attendance. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs John Champagne was in Sher..
brook last Wednesday.
George Currier is seriously i'll
Carl Keazer Of North Hatley, Que,
was the guest Of Jack Sargent over
Sunday.
Rev E c Russell was entertained
over the weekend at the home of DR.
Sargent.
MIR and Mrs George Lasonda of
Richmond, Que, spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs James Weather
stone.
Louis Boutin is seriously i'll.
Mrs Maud Thibeault has returned
from visiting the millinery openings
in Portland and Boston and will now
be found at her place Of buxinsss in
the Essex House, where she will be
pleased to see her customers ef last
year, also new ones.
The Jail apartments are being
cleaned and renovated. Must be a
rush Of business is expected, altho
We hope it always stays clean.
Mrs ] W SkillinSs, whs reosatIy
had an attack Of indigestion, 10 i'm
proving slowly.
| Miss Irene White has been Ill witch
the mumps the past two weeks. Miss
Zena Mckee, pupil in the high school,
Is teaching her grades during her
absence.
Dora BOnnsau visited her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Bonneau, a Few
days this week In Gorham, N H.
MIR and Mrs Il F Hobson Of New
port were gussts at Howard Hobsons'
over Sunday.
| Narss Ernsstine Robin, Of Sher-
| brooke, who cared for Mrs. Brcsaa- Ia