Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-01-13
Personal and Otherwise.

habits, especially their bad habits.
January discount sale Read our space
advt. for articuarss-Pomeroy & Rob-
inson.
Miss Ida Moye closed her school at
East Haven last week. and is now at
home for the winter months.
A man is always generous to fault
that is, il it is his own fault.
A folding table and four bars of good
soap, only 10 cents. This offer is made
to introduce the soap.-POmcroy & Rob
inson.
Harry Strathern of Portland, Ne.
spent part of last week at his home
here. He has just recovered from two
weeks siege of the grip.
The old year did not take his grip with
h i'm.
Finnan Has die, also small sugar cureG
hams now in stock.-Pomeroy s. Robin
son.
Hon. Chas. Carpenter and wife, of
West Charleston were visitors here last
week, the guests of their son Ora NJ. Car
pcnter.
Nothing has yet beer heard of Fred L.
Jackson who LETT town shortly before
Christmas.
Heavy oversIirts, also lined gloves and
mitts are included in our January dis
count sale.-Pomerov & Robinson.
Grip victims are so numerous that we
have not space to publish the list.
Mr.. Alvin Bartlett, who has been laid
up with the prevailing distemper the
past two weeks, is recovering.
Fresh CLAIMS Friday. Clam Chowder
at the store Friday evening.-W. F. Stew
ems.
Good resolutions are honored only in
the observance.
Edward Tracy, who has been Wis ting
his parents during the holidays, returned
Monday to Yale University to resume
his studies.
Good cooking apples 25 cents a peck
W. P Stevens.
Mrs. W. W. Lombard, who was so Sc.
verely hurt by an accident last week, is
still quite feeble, although happily not
suffering SO intensely from her injuries.
Mrs. S. d. Morse went to Gorham, n
H., last Monday to remain few days
with her daughter Mrs. Frank NJ
Thurston.
Good eating apples due here Friday
w. P. Stevens.
Frank Kelly was taken to the Water
bury asylum last Friday. We trust his
sojourn at that institution may prove
beneficial.
John T. Thurston has so far recovered
from the injuries received at the engine
house last week as to be able to make
daily visits to the village.
Navel oranges 80 cents a dozen.-W
P. Stevens.
Miss Mae Cabana, assistant i'll the
post Office, is one of many on the sick list
and during her enforced absence her place
is taken by Miss Julia Tracy.
Bare facts certainly ought to be cold
facts this weather.
The usual ten cent supper will be served
in the vestry of the NJ. E. Church thi:
Thursday evening from tot.
Many friends will be pleased to Learn
that little Geraldine Farr, who has beer
so seriously i'll, is holding her own, anc
there are signs of Improvement in hei
condition.
w. E. Boden of Cambridge, Ohio, ma
tional bank examiner in that state, who
has been appointed to assist the Yer
mont national bank examiner, was IL
town last Tuesday in his official capacity
White Iron Bedsteads at Vallee e. Ladd's.
MILF. Butler of Groveton, n. H.
was in town over Sunday on briet vis
to his wife. The latter is here visiting
her mother. Mrs. n. D. Gleason, Will
her husband is attending to his legisla
tive duties at Concord, n. H., he being ;
representative from the town of North
cumberland.
Mrs. II. A. Thayer and daughter Nor
of Whitetcld, N. H., are visiting here thi
week, the guests of Mrs. Thaycr's sister
Mrs. Z. Dantorth.
The little five year old daughter of MI
and Mrs. Charles Letebvre died last Sat
urday at Franklin Falls. n. H.. and tn
/ remains were brought here Tuesda
night for interment. The sympathy {
= many friends will be extended to the b,
reaved parents.
f There will be a sociabIe at the home {
t Mrs. A. c. Needham next Tuesday ever
Y ing under the auspices of the Woman
] Auxiliary. A cordial invitation is e.
tended.