Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-12-15
CONCORD
Mrs. G.. M. POWERS, Cor.

IueIe was SHOTL DuSluGSS
meeting and the Net proceeds
from the fair were given as
$290.65 including a gift of S25
from Mrs Herbert Moore of st
Johnsbury, to whom the society
voted to send a letter of thanks.
Among the visitors to st
Johnsbury the past week were
Rev and Mrs Geo Smith, Mrs F
F Smith, Fred and Clarence
Lillicrap, Miss Helen Reed, NAL
vern Cutting, G M Powers, D o
Powers, Mrs S G Harding, Mrs
Cora Baily, E A Gray, Austin
White and o w Baker.
Those from Concord who at
tended the Shriner's meeting at
Montpelier last Friday were O
W Baker, George Davis and
George Chapman.
William Rochleau is in Bright
look hospital for treatment.
Plans for the Minstrel Show
are we'll under way. There
will be a mixed chorus Of about
forty voices. We are very for
tunate in having secured the
snappiost, jazziest, most side
splitting sextette of end men in
this vicinity. Watch the pa
pers for more particulars and
to see when reheaTsals start,
soon after Christmas.
The Basket Ball team has
been practicing for the coming
season. Several good games
are in prospect. This report
has to go in before Monday ev-
eninq's game with Whitefeld
can be reported, but you can
lock for the return next week.
Miss Ruth Barnard of Little
ton was the weekend guest of
Miss Rose Rock,
Those from Concord who at
tended the Anchor Club ban
uuet and M M degree work at
st Johnsbury Saturday evening
were: Malvern Cutting. D O
Powers, G M Powers, O w Ba-
ker and F F Smith.
Harry Newman of Whitefeld
who has been in town the past
week, has completed his work
and returned to Whitefield, N
H.
George Smith of St Johnsbu-
~ visited friends in town last
week.
The Village Improvement So
ciety met last Monday evening
to consider plans for the New
Years Ball to take place the
last week in December with
Mrs Wilkes Orchestra.
Mrs George Hastings has
been confined to the house by
illness the past week.
The Rev Mr. McIntire will
take for the subject of his SER
mon next Sunday, "Waters that
Never Fail"
The Christmas tree an enter
tainment at the Universalist
churc will take place Saturday
evening, Dec oath. The en-
tertainment will consist of mu-
sic, recitations, drills and a
playlet given by Mrs McIntire's
class of girls.
T E Wheaton spent Sunday
in Orleans with his sister, Mrs
Grow.
Will Douglas of st Johnsbu-
ry and son, Gene and wife,
spent Sunday at the home OF
his brother, Harley Douglas,
and called at H E Curriers'.
Richard Southworth and fam
lily spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Whipple.
Following are the names of
the new members of the Village
Improvement Society: Mr. and
Mrs T E Wheaton, Mr. and Mrs
H c Dewey Smith, Mr. and Mrs
G M Powers, Mr. and Mrs Wal
lace Richards, Mr. and Mrs S C
Harding, Mr. and Mrs F F Smith
and Mr. and Mrs j R Ralston.
There will be a Parish meet
ing at the Universalist church,
Saturday evening, Dec. 18th.
Refreshments will be served to
members of the Parish and
their families.
Former Postmaster Warner
Bingham and wife, from Conn
ecticut, are visiting at the home
of Francis Chapman.
Miss Ruth Pierce, who has
been Ill for several weeks at
her home In Waterford, has re-
sumed her duties as operator in
tho lnc al cantro1 of7ca T..