Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-01-14
General Vermont News.

surgeon: Rev. Henry trpck-r. 'haplalus
John :. Howard, q. NJ: F. G. Miukler, .. Of
D: J. y. Grow. O. Of g.: Luther u. Hunt,
uijutaut. J. NJ Farr. q. VI. =; +. I. Burns.
:. Met. Burns delegate and J.M.Farr. al
teguatetO attend the annual leneampmsai ---.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. keniicld oi Fairfax
were taken by surprise rscentiv.the members
Of the grange walking into their house.
siugy doubly and by wagon loads. After
all we're assembled the Rev. Henry Croker
presented the couple with nice rocking
chair each and centre table. and Mrs. Ken
field with a work table, and informed them
that their friends had remembered that it was
the twentieth anniversary # their starting
in lie together and wishing them twenty
years more Of welded life. Refreshments
were served and "A general pleasant time en-
loved - II. L. Hull has received notice Of
the death Of George Il. Soule Of Bichford.
Three men were badly injured by the up
setting Of a tiauger car on tine Bennington i
Rutland railroad AZ south SALISBURY. A
locomotive was pushing the car under
which was snow pllw az a speed Of about
10 miles an hour when part Of the APP
paratus Of the plOw became disarranged.
The point Of the plow struck a switch frog.
the ear was thrown from the rails. land
ing on it, side some distance from the track.
William McGuirr. section foreman. who
with two men was operating the ear. sus-
taiuei Internal injuries and was badly
bruised. Edward Champagne was also
hurt internally, and Patrick Hogan had his
left knee dislcOated. jaw broken. two fingers
dislocated besides receiving internal injuries.
Jul,on y. smith Of sheldon Junction
dressed fifteen months old pig few days
ago which weighed JO7 pounds 60. The A. 7.
+. society will give q drama entitled Not
Such a Fool a He Looks, about the last OF
February .... The Thermometer registered ~
degrees below zero On Jiu.2 60. Misses Susie
Smith, Cora Region and WiHfred Thomp-
son have returned To school at SwantOn.
...M Mr. and Mr.. Hubert Chadwick are the
happiest parents of a twelve pound girl ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dennis are also the
happy parents Of a baby. Holmes Eldred
left for Boston recently with two carloads Of
cattle and sheep.
The funeral OF Miss Della Wells OF Fletcher
was held at her late home, Rev. Edwin
WurriucG officiating. .... George Fitzgerald
had recent bad accident. He slipped and
fell. striking his hand upon his axe, nearly
s-yerIns one finger and cutting gasu in
hi, hand. DR.. H. VI, Powers dressed
the hand zee Eunice AdeIia daughter OF
Luther Wells. has Just died at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. y. W. Church.
who has cared for her the past 81 years The
deceased was born in Fairfax Dec. 20. 1884,
and uad been a great sufferer from girlhOOd.
Her father - years old. was able to attend
the funeral. The burial was III the family
lot 1T Buck Hollow.
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from Wa.hiD,,r,r .onTtv include two for
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.ian,.S ,tffnars ~ bis statY Sn-ga0n ri+b
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bury; adiutant. wiki rank Of captain. B.
b. Perkins, of 81. Adams; quartermaster,
with rank of captain. \. H. George of st.
Adams; assistant surgeon. with rank OF
captain. W. NJ. Stearns OF Rutland.
Miss Luna c. Temple and Miss Mabel
+ Cross OF st. Albans returned to Wellesley
after two weeks vacation. Miss Florence
r. Bdoottt and Miss Julia {. Reynolds have
lett to resume their studies IN Mt. Holyoke
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