Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-31

Try pair of watch spring corsets (;
every pair warranted Fogg * Hobson.
Tom Williamson has closed his engage
ment as night clerk at the Stewart House
and his place is filled by Fred E. Stoddard
OF Littleton, y. II. Tom is now engaged
as cutter at the shirt factory.
Ifyou like my meat and prices tell 9TH
ers; ii not, tell me-Water L. Bickford.
X. {. Mckelvey OF West Burke,
former townsman, was here over Sunday.
We are now ready to show YOU new
spring assortment of boots, shoes and
slippers. Read our space ad for particu-
lars.-Pomeroy & Robinson.
Miss Alviue Williams of Portland, Me.
has been visitor here the past week, the
guest of Miss May Reeve.
See our complete assortment of shirt
waists and print wrappers.-Pomeroy &
Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Carpenter OF Bar
ton Landing were IN town last week
visiting relatives and friends.
Our store is filled with new goods for
spring. 1t is a pleasure for us to show
what is strictly up to date-Pomeroy &
Robinson.
Missing name puzzle-Why is-lke
| the month OF March? Something of a
blow hard, you know.
Gentlemen, do you need a new hat for
Easter? Our assortment leads them all.
-Pomeroy & Robinson.
Winter still manitcsts disposition to
squat in the lap of spring; II below zero
last Sunday morning.
| Easter hats, fancy neck wear and shirts
| Stern Brothers in their announcement
! this week say YOU must have, and that
if you want the best their store is the
place to get it.
Mrs. Libby OF Libbyvile, p. g.. is in
town, called here by the illness oil her
mother, Mrs. Harrison Laid.
TREPHO stops itching of the Scalp.
Miss Eva Zero OF Capleton Mines, Que,
is visiting i'll town the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Fred Zero.
Isaac Stern is back from New York, SO
( look out for announcement of stylish
goods in all departments.
Some people have the happy faculty of
impreSSing Others with their great inn
portance, when, i'll reality. their capa-
biIities are very limited.
Fresh eggs can be found at A. L. Bailey
& Co.'S meat market at 16cents dozen.
Miss Maude Sklllens who has been con-
fined to the house the past month with
an attack of gastric fever has so far re-
covered that she is able to be out again.
n. B. Lougee has some four weeks old
White Chester pigs for sale.
Mr.. Thomas Mitchell returned to his
home in Forestdale, Que, last Tuesday
after short stay in town, the guest oil
his daughter Mrs. ]. A. Boutwell,
Miss Strathern is in market this week
to purchase her spring stock of millinery
and fancy goods. Notice OF opening an-
nounced later.
TREPHO stops hair from falling out.
A.. L. Bailey & Co., recently butchered
one yoke of oxen that dressed upwards
of two thousand pounds.
Mrs. Ed. Dixon and two children re-
turned home last week from So. Lunen-
burg, where they have been spending the
past few weeks with her husband, WHO'S
in the employment of the Dalton Power
Co.
W. {. Lindsey closes his labors i'll the
customs service at the port OF Island this
week and will be succeeded byourtowns'
man, L. b. Jones, now in the service at
: Newport.
) April Magazines now ready at Thurs
tons drug store.
Miss Belle Robinson of Newport is {
visitor here, the guest of Miss Edit
Bartlett.
, G. w. Noyes was up from Gorham last
Monday.
D. A. Haynes went to Colebrook las
/ week Wednesday to visit his brothe
t Aaron, returning here Monday.
/ The st. Agnes Guild meets with Mis-
: Lizzie Patterson Saturday afternoon o
v this week, and the Womau's Auxiiar,
i wi,h Mrs. A. {. Needham next Tuesda,
:, afternoon.
II Ifyou want new hat for Easter Sun
dav call at the block and look over tn
{ best assortment in town.-L. F. tones
Manager.
All young ladies connected with tn
Congregational Sunday School who ar
+, interested in forming sewing circle ar
" requested to meet with Mrs. Grieshabe
at the parsonage Saturday afternoon
3 clock.