Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-02-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

niece Oh Mrs Nolan, is caring |
for Charles Nolan, who is grad
ually failing.
Earl Grouse of Boston, re-
Gently visited his brother, Syl-
vester Grouse a few days.
Nurse Jones is caring for
Mrs Harry Osborne, who is i'll.
Mrs Adam Danforth left
Thursday for two months WIS.,
it with her daughter, Mrs Maud
Burbank, in Moncton, N B.
Sunday evening, Feb. 9Th, a,
good sized audience attended
the lecture at the M E church,
with stereoptican views, illus
trating the advancement made
in Foreign Lands by Missionar-
les. The meeting was in
charge of the local President,
| Mrs A E Merritt. Mrs A J APP
plebee read the lecture.
Miss Ella Potter is now con-
valescent after an attack OF
typhoid fever.
The Ladies of the Methodist
church will serve Baked Bean
and Salad Supper in the vestry
of the church, Wednesday ev-
ening, Feb. 18th, from $50
until all are served. Price
35 and Csc. adv.
Camille Deslanders was in
Berlin for an X-ray examina-
ton of his heel recently.
Born-Feb. 3, 1921, a son to
Mr. and Mrs Carl Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs A E Merritt, Mr.
and Mrs Clyde Jefts, and Mrs
H B Johnson, attended the
Carnival at Berlin last week.
Rev and Mrs Shows little son
has been seriously i'll this week
Rev. Mr.. Snow is also i'll.
Mrs Harry Woods returned
Saturday to her home in Rous'
; es Point, N Y.
] w "A Stott and G A Renel.
:. attended the Foremans meet
!! ing in Montreal Tuesday.
Geo Mcintosh, of Montreal
air brake instructor, visited
this station Monday.
] Miss Ruth Murphy is visiting
! relatives in Portland.
!. w A Cargill and wife were
among those who were in Der
! lin to attend the Carnival.
Mr. and Mrs Harry B John
son of Lyndonville, were guest
] of her mother, Mrs Lillian Ladt
! a few days recently.
2 Rose Steady visited her I'm
. Gle, Ed Steady, in Berlin, Thurs
day.
! Mrs D w Scribner left Sun
day morning for Biddeford, Me
! where she will spend the re
mainder of the winter with he
! husband and son, who went t
! that place two weeks ago.
! Mrs E J Melville was in Ber
lin Thursday to consult spec
. ialist in regard to her eyes.
] Edward Sawyer moved hi
family from the upstairs tene
Z ement at w L Curriers' to tn
: Lyon house back of the Rounc
) house.
I Mrs John Sloan and twi
sons attended the Carnival
Berlin last week.
The Ladies Aid of the Coz
gregational church will hay
an entertainment in the vestr
of the church, Wednesday e.
E ening, February 18th. "Ou
= Church Fair" will be presen
ed by twelve of the ladie
There will also be musical nu
bers. Price of admissions
Z and 35 cents. &C
q Mrs Charles Currier was
4 Lewiston last week to visit h
= daughter, Isabel, who has be-
= in the hospital there for trea
4 ment. She returned home wi
! her mother.
Z Donald Vantine has NOV
q from the Lakeview to the hou
III on the hill, above the basebs
ground.
- Mrs Maud Thibault left 81
y y urday for Canaan, on busine.
z From there she will proceed
z Portland and Boston, to after
h the millinery openings, viii
b are to be February 18th tl
b year.
B Mrs Mary Hadley died su
& denly shortly after noon Satl
h day, at her home on Derby 81
4 after having an attack of t
"hu".
Mrs William ShurtlefP
~ Coa4;oool, 10 4ha orIoct of n