Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-10-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

John Meehan has moved his fami- /
ly from the Payeur house to Lowell,
Vt. where he has employment on a
pulp job.
John Murphy Jr. who was operated
on for appendicitis in Portland last
week is recovering rapidly.
Make a S and save a S on Dollar
Day. Announced later.
H. B. Amey, o. H. Cameron, j. A.
Cobb, and E J Nelson of Norton were
in Hanover on Tuesday, where Vice
President Coolidge met Republican
delegates from New Hampshire and
Vermont and gave an address on the
business conditions of the country.
Mr. Raymond Rocicot of Kinsbury,
P. @. is assisting in the work on S. j
Payeur's new ice house.
George Boutin has employment for
the winter in Lowell, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bressette and
Miss Ruby attended the funeral of
Ernest Gray in Holland, Vt. Friday.
Miss A Perault spent Sunday in
st Adams with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Kennedy, ac
companied by their brother, R Foss,
motored Sunday to visit Mr. Kenne-
dys parents in st Adams.
Halloween Novelties and Hallowe-
en- Post Cards for sale at the Herald
Stationery Department.
Mrs Ed Dickson and Mrs H H
Danforth were in Sherbrooke Friday.
Mrs S J Payeur, Isabel Currier,
Agatha Lefebvre and Lillian Riggie
hiked to East Charleston Saturday.
Joe Roby of Berlin spent Sunday
at his home here.
A Dollar Day is scheduled for Is
land Pond. Watch for the date and
more detailed information.
Mr. and Mrs S c Wilcox, daughter
Clara and son Carroll, of Morgan,
called on Mr. and Mrs o P Wilcox
Monday.
S Sweeney was called to Lowell
Monday night by the death of his sis
ter.
Mrs F T Clark of Mortified is the
guest of her sister, Mrs E E Blake
Paul Verrill and wife are visiting
in Paris, Me.
Miss Ruby Davis spent the latter
part of last week with her sister
Marion, who attends Plymouth Nor.
NAL school.
TO LET-Furnished or unfurnish
ed rooms. Mrs C R Withrow, Island
Pond, Vt. adv
Several from this town attended
the reception given at East Charles
ton Friday evening in honor of MI
and Mrs VIM Trip and Mr. and Mr.
Chas Moulton, who are soon to leave
lor California.
Mrs Henry Lougee and grand
daughter, Marion, visited friends il
Coaticooke last week.
Mr. and Mrs Clair Libby and daug
liter of Ayers Cliff, visited Mr. ant
Mrs Ed Dickson a few days last weel
returning home Thursday, accompan
led by Mr. and Mrs Dickson ant
granddaughter Elaine, with Mix
Parent as chauffeur.
Chas Carroll visited last week il
st Bridget, Que.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega
tional Church will serve Bake
Bean Supper in the Vestry Saturda!
Oct. %, from 5 80 until all are serv
ed. Prices 25 and 35 cents.
ct adj
Miss May Haley, who is teaching
in Canaan, spent Sunday with he
sister, Mrs Charles Roby.
Earl Boyce and wife of Ludlov
have been visiting relatives in town
: Mr. and Mrs o H Cameron an
Mrs H B Amey. motored last week t.
Rutland and Montpelier.
Rev Norman Snow, Rev A A Man
, digo, Rev and Mrs B L Chase an,
Mrs c M King attended the Esse:
County Sunday School Convention a
, Guildhall Tuesday.
Fred Wells accompanied his par
ents home to st Adams last wee
; after few days visit with their so
and family.
, Mrs ] Brandenstein, Mrs D Brand
enstein and Miss Hattie Mosbache
of New York City are visiting a
Storms.
Make S and save 5 on Dolla
: Day. Announced later.
, Rev and Mrs Bernard L Chase vii
, keep open house at the Congregation
7 al parsonage Monday afternoon an
= evening, Oct. >23. All members o