Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-05-19
TOWN LOCALS

are spending their vacation in
town, stopping with Mrs Bart
lett. He will conduct the SER
vices in the Congregational
church this Sunday.
J J Goodman is spending q
two weeks vacation at his home
in New York City.
MI Rice and Mr. Barney of
Chicago, were in town last week
in the interest of the car depart
ment of the G. T R.
Sunday, May 18th, Board
ways car, with Micheal Parent
as chauffeur, toured the White
Mountain region, distance Of
270 miles with Eddie Comber,
Alphonse Lefebvre, Henry Roy
and Charlie Corliss as passen-
gers.
Mrs Maria Chapman, who has
been boarding in town this win
ter, has gone to visit relatives
in Bradford, VT, and Massa-
chuSetts.
Miss Annie Paquette of Port
land, Me-, returned to her home
Monday after spending a few
days with her uncle, James Toll
land and family.
Will Smith, successor to A A
Cole, was called to Holland
last week by the death of his
daughter.
D w Howell, representative
of the Columbia Graphanola,
Portland, Me, was the guest of
D w Scribner last Friday.
Carl Swenson and family,
spent Sunday with relatives in
West Milan. Mr. Fri Hagar,
Mrs Swenson's father, accom-
panied them home.
Pauline Parlin of the Univer-
sity of Vermont, spent Sunday
with her parents, DR. and Mrs
A E Parlin.
Nurse Bradford who has
been attending case for some
weeks in Stanstead, Que, re-
turned to Island Pond last week
Marjorie. Cole, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Henry Cole, who
has been ill, is improving.
j Willie Samson, who has been
working in Rumford, Me-, is at
home for the summer.
Jas Farrell, has been appoint
ed yard master at this point of
the G. T R., to succeed Thomas
Silke.
Mrs James Hardy, of Rich
lmond, Que. lis visiting her sis
ter, Mrs | E Curtis.
Mrs M J Hall and Mrs C E
J Johnson spent Sunday with
friends at North Stratford.
Ex-Lieutenant Frank Howe,
of Bennington was in town Mon
day of this week.
Ray Marsh spent Sunday in
i Orleans.
G R Magoon of Lancaster,
was a business visitor in town,
t Friday.
Mayo Magoon of Lancaster
and E A Steady of Berlin, were
in town last Wednesday.
Napoleon John of Littleton
! n H, motored from there to Is.
land Pond last Wednesday, 10
) visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs
} Fred John, and other relatives
, Miss Alice Thomas Of Norwich
= is the guest of Mrs Wilmer II.
liot.
CA Curtis, G Il Ladd and Il
t A Smith, motored to Orleans
Sunday and spent the day with
+. Mr. Smiths parents then motor
. ed to Sherbrooke.
t Mrs NJ B Ladd is spending
= several weeks with her daugn.
, ter in Lyndonville.
: T G Carr was called to Man.
chester, VT, Monday, owing to
the sudden illness of his moth
er.
Lawyer David Porter and
| and wife of st Johnsbury, were
l visitors in town Monday.
: State Highway Commission.
: er Dix, of Montpelier, was in
town Monday with District
Commissioner Cooley.
= A E Merritt, General Secre-
= tary of the Y M C A, received
word of the death of his broth
: err, Leroy Merritt, who died in
the hospital at Rice Lake, Wis,
May 2. This leaves Mr.. Mer.
rift the only living member OF
1 his family. Friends in Island
t Pond extend to him their sin.
cere sympathy.
Y Mr. and Mrs Hector Tessie.
;, of Rerlin NJ TT ara VISITING rel.