Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-10-26
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hour enjoyed by all who called.
C. A Curtis spent Sunday with his
parents in Barre, vt. On returning
home he had the misfortune to go O.
yer an embankment, turning turtle
three times, smashing the car quite
badly. He received no bodily injuries.
Quite a number attended the Ma
sonic District meeting at Newport
the oath, reporting a fine time in
spite Of the bad weather and condi-
ton Of the roads.
Mrs M ] Hall is spending a few
weeks with her daughters in Portland
Miss Laura Bison spent Sunday
with her parents in Barre, Vermont.
A C Fellows Of Derby, Vermont
was a business visitor in town Mon
day.
We are agents for Nash of Nor
way, Maine. Bring US your game and
Deer Heads for mounting. Bosworth
Store Company. adv.
Mr. and Mrs Irving Curtis attended
a birthday party given in Morgan
Saturday evening, in honor Of the
8oth birthday Of Mrs. Curtis brother
Guy Page.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Farr Of Plain
field, Vermont and, Mr. and Mrs B A
Meacham and two children Of Guild
hall, were guests at E E Blake's Sun
day '
Miss Common, a nurse from Barre,
vt. is the guest Of Miss Laura Bison
teacher at the head of the pond.
The Woman's Club held an infor-
NAL reception for the lady teachers
at the home of Mrs A E Parlin Tues
day afternoon. A program consisting
Of music and readings was carried
out, refreshments served, and a plea
SAINT time enjoyed by all. The next
meeting will be held Oct 26th at the
home Of Mrs Clyde Kittredge.
REMEMBER THE DATE-Dollar
Day in Island Pond, Saturday, Nov.
4th.
Joseph Osborne and two daughters
of Hartford, Conn.,, and Mrs. M. H.
/ Farrell of Springfield, Mass, spent
the weekend with Osborne Brothers
,, and Mrs Annie Ellie. They made the
trip by auto and went from Island
Pond to St. Sylvester and st. Anne's.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Christ
Church will hold a Rummage Sale in
the near future. Watch for posters.
Herbert Danforth moved his fur
niture by auto truck from Berlin to
Island Pond last Monday, and is now
occupying the upstairs tenement in
DR.. Sargent's house on Cross Street.
Mrs S E Nichols returns Saturday
| to her home in Groveton, after spend
ing a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs A
J Applebee.
DR. and Mrs A E Parlin and ]. S.
Sweeney visited Mr. and Mrs Fred
Stevens and mother in Jericho, vt,
Sunday, where Pauline Parlin joined
her parents for the day. Miss Per-
rault, 9Th grade teacher accompanied
them, going by train from Jericho to
Burlington to visit friends.
Open house at the Congregational
Parsonage brought about forty cal
lers from the several churches, who
enjoyed the evening greatly.
The Ladies Aid Of the Congrega-
tional Church will erve a Baked
Bean and Salad Supper in the Vestry
Saturday, October 2sth, from $50
until all are served. Prices rs and
35 cents.
The annual business meeting Of
the Island Pond branch Of the Anne
rican Red Cross will be held Friday
evening, Oct. 27th, in the office Of the
Water Commissioners. All interested
in this work are invited to attend.
c N Moulton and wife started last
Saturday afternoon for their home in
Pasadena, Calf. after spending the
summer in the east.
See Island Pond Merchants Dol
lar Day advertisement in this issue.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Christ
Church will meet next Tuesday at the
home of Mrs Harry Belknap.
Guy Dunbar with his Versatile Or
chestra will return to Island Pond
for another dance, Nov. 18TH
Born Oct. 18th, a son to M. and
Mrs Miles Lyon. EN
Nurse Eudora Damon is nd5ffr with
her son Warren Damon and family in
Newark, Vermont.
The schoolhouse at the head Of the
Pond Is being repaired. A new hard
wood floor is being laid this week.
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