Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-04-07

Miss Georgia Foster of Burke visited in
town last week, the guest of Miss Effie
Webster.
host of friends are glad to see W. 4.
DUDE once more IN the train dispatchers
office.
Fancy chairs at Vallee 6; Ladd's.
Harvey G. Cross has been appointed
fireman on the air-brake instruction car,
in charge of John T. Gill, and left last
Monday night to commence his labors at
Detroit
Mrs. Clarke went to Montreal last
week to spend Easter with friends.
TIC. Atkinson OF Bloomfield was in
town last Saturday and Sunday. called
here by the death of his grandson, Percy
| Cabana, referred to elsewhere.
| Judge Geo. F. Rich of Berlin, y. H.,
was i'll town last Monday.
Honey, hot rolls and coffee at Stevens
Thursday night.
There are several cases of measles in
town.
W. Fl. Bishop, Jr., of the editors family,
has been very sick boy week or more
past, but is now we are glad to state on
the gain.
Mrs. H. F. Miller and little son Herbert
left for Montreal last Saturday and be
fore returning to Island Pond will visit
friends in New York and other places.
CASH. CASH.
NJ. c. Davis will pay cash for cattle.
Will also takecattle horses and sheep to
pasture by the season, or will rent pas
lures in Brighton, Charleston and Nor
gan. NJ. {. DAVIS.
F. A. Woodbridge, the genial insurance
agent, was in town last Monday and
Tuesday, as usual trying to make some
one happy as we'll as himself. He sue
ceeded.
Boots shoes and slippers. Our full
spring assortment now in stock.-Pome-
roy & Robinson.
A full attendance of the members of
Erastus Buck ". K. {. is earnestly de-
sired at the meeting to be held Saturday
evening, April s.
The wintry weather we had when
| April was ushered in served as a sort of
April fool to spring.
New neckwear at Pomeroy & Robin.
| sons.
Geo l.. Dyer went to Berlin, n. H.,
last Monday to play with Burnham &
Barney's orchestra, and to Groveton
Wednesday to play with the Harmony
orchestra at that place.
Lost-Between the shirt factory and
the Roman Catholic Church lady's sill
yer plated hunting case watch, Hampden
movement. Finder will be rewarded by
returning watch TO Mr.. l.. Deland.
Mrs. L. ". Morrison from Chester, ILL.,,
is here on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. +.
!. Gale, expecting to remain several
weeks.
For SALE. That new handsome self
contained house on Middle street, near
the Roman Catholic Church; ten rooms,
and all modern conveniences. Apply to
Mrs y. S. Storrs.
w. I. Hogan, for some months past
operator at Deering, Me. returned home
last Friday.
Latest ideas in fancy shirts at Pome'
roy g. Robinson's.
Edward A. Tracy will graduate from
Yale University next June with the de
gree of b. A. Congratulations Edward
Fancy chairs at Vallee & Ladd's.
Post Master Clark still remains in
feeble health, but hopeful of a change for
the better very soon. We all hope so too
Return trip tickets at single fare will be
issued on the Maine Central X. X. be-
tween Lancaster and Beecher Falls 10
North Stratford for the accommodation
of those attending the third annual con
cert and ball of the Mercantile CLUB al
Island Pond, Friday April II.
OIL. Mansur went to Morgan last
Friday to attend the funeral OF cousin
Mrs. Phala Brooks, who died March "a
at Hanover hospital alter undergoing
an operation for the removal OF cancer
Read our space ad this week.-Pome
: roy & Robinson
R.C. McKevev, who went to reside al
West Burke some two years since, ha'
obtained position at Lincoln, n. II.
. and if his anticipations are realized vii
/ make his home there.
The listers are the busiest men in towt
these days.
Mrs. Maggie Brown is in market thi
week to purchase her spring stock OF mil
, linery and fancy goods. Notice of open
ing announced later.
y TREPHO-the ideal hair grower.
t HAD 1T ANALYZED.
y Iohn W. Thurston has received from
t Prof. Angel, New Hampshire's Stat
II Chemist, a certificate of analysis whcl
; certi6es that Devoe Lead and Zinc i
made only of lead, zinc, color, turpentin
dryer and linseed oil; nothing else; M
adulteration.