Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-05-19

remembered" in the will.
Baby carriages at Vallee & Ladd's.
W. II. Robinson Of Veutnor. Ont. has
been in town several days the guest Of
his nieces, the Misses Louise and Rebecca
Strathern. He started for home Mon
day via Boston.
Crash hats for warm weather at Pom
eroy Il Robinsous.
The man who can't be humbugged
misses half the joys of life. We believe
DR.. Howes will endorse this.
Rob McKelvey started from West
Burke last week Tor West Virginia with
the intention OF locating there. His
wife and family will follow later.
Fancy hosiery FOR gentlemen and la
dies at Pomeroy 4 Robinsoas.
Ed Gonya SAYS He laughs best who
laughs last"
Miss Campbell and Miss Bracket OF
West Charleston visited in town last
Friday. Miss Campbell was at one time
a very popular teacher in the high school
here.
Canvass shoes both for gentlemen and
ladies at Pomerov y Robinson's.
John Chadwick has again assumed
the position Of yard master at this place.
Mrs. J. II. Linehan returned to Island
Pond last Monday and is the guest Of
Mrs. John Reeve.
\ little reform wouldn't hurt a great
many would be reformers.
A \. Pomeroy wants to be up to date
in everything, and measles being the
prevailing fashion, he is right at home
and in style.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williams have
been entertaining for several days Mrs.
Geo. F. Shirley Of Providence. r. l.
The Bass shoe will wear longer than
any other. Sold only by Fogg & Hob
/ son.
Rev. {. Q. Grie>haher, wife and child
start today, Thursday, for Grand Rapids,
Mich. The former will be absent about
three weeks, while Mrs. Grieshaher and
child will remain during the summer.
John T. Thurston has not been in 70
bust health for several weeks past. and
now spends the greater part OF his time
at home. A large circle OF friends who
miss his genial presence in the village
hope for his speedy restoration to health
/ \ great, big, large juicy glass OF soda
water at the Cross Street Drug Store
given TO each patron of the Universal
Steam Laundry this week.
Mrs. Grace Amey returned to her
home in Milton. n. H.. last week, and
was accompanied by her mother Mrs.
w. II. Norton, who will remain in Mil
ton few days to assist Mrs Amey in
starting housekeeping.
A few new imported dress goods in
six and seven yard patterns. No two
alike. Fogg & Hobson.
Miss Shirley White after an absence
of several weeks in Montreal visiting rela-
tives and friends, returned to Island
Pond last Tuesday.
Split bamboo fish rods for only s.
cents at the Cross Street Drug Store.
Mrs. D. Morse was on the sick list
last week, but is now quite comfortable.
Mems 1925 tan shoes now only 1859
at Fogg & Hobson's.
Conductor George Pickett running be-
tween Portland and Island Pond. is off
duty by reason of ill health, and his run
is taken by Al. Hanson. Brace up
George!
I sell Longman & Mariners paint fol
$50 per gallon this year to advertise it
Next season it will cost sl.75. NJ. j
Daley.
Refrigerators at Vallee & Ladd's.
Martin P. Flaherty of Gorham, n. H.
, was in town last Tuesday.
Geo. L. Dyer is doing the deliver!
work for Pomeroy & Robinson during
the absence of J. F. Linden at Brattle
. boro.
: A large new line of mems shirts of al
styles and prices at Fogg 4 Hobson's.