Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-04-21

lily PAIR Vi lnOSe 20 cent SHOES sold
by Fogg & Hobson.
The &. 7. X. employees received their
monthly paw last Thursday.
Fine weeks old pigs for sale at East
Brighton for $500 each.
S. u. & L. F. HoBsuN.
Miss Blanche Harden of Compton,
Que, is visiting in town with her sister,
Mrs. Henry Lougec.
Fancy chairs at ValIee & Ladd's.
j. w. Swan was up from Norway, Me,
over Sunday. lie is looking forward to
an exceedingly busy season, and does not
expect to open his studio here for many
| months to come.
Look over our line OF clothing before
you buy.-FOgg & liobson.
Mrs. Brooke, OF Richmond, Que, is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. John Reeve.
All he fifty cent reserved seats for the
concert Friday night we're sold within
half an hour after being placed on sale.
Underwear and hosiery at Fogg &
iobson'S.
Rev. L. J. Gale has thus far been unable
to attend the annual conference at New
port this week by reason OF the illness of
his wife and baby.
John ". Thurston has a splendid as
sortment OF new novels in stock, OF
! which he makes fine display.
F. c. Mosher has been appointed trus-
tee of the insovent estate OF A. L. Davis.
If YOU like my meat and prices tell 9TH
ers; if not tell me.-Walter Z. Bickford. :
5. !. Pegg, general roadmastcr of the
eastern division of the q. T. X. System
has resigned, and is succeeded by David
McCooe.
W. NJ. Buck, proprietor of the Canaan
House, Canaan, was a visitor here last
Friday.
Miss Foster of Coaticook, Que, daugh-
y
guest of Miss May Reeve.
Mrs. NJ. A. Brown cordially invites in
specton of her new spring and summer
millinery at the opening next Thursday
and Friday, April ~ and IS. A nice as
sortment to select from.
Mrs. j. H. Edward moved to Groveton,
n. H., last week, her husband having
been there some time past, station agent
for the Grand Trunk. We are sorry to
lose this family from Island Pond, but
wish them all happiness and success in
their new home.
Mrs. Libby of Libbyville, Que, who
has been here some two weeks or more
visiting her mother Mrs. Harrison Ladd,
and her sister Mrs. Ed. Dickson, returned
home last week accompanied by herllttle
niece Ethelwynn Dickson, who will re-
main with her for some time.
Customs officer Elkins has rented one
of the flats in Vallee & Ladd's new block.
HAD 1T ANALfZED.
| Tuhn W. Thurston has received from
Prof. Angel, New Hampshire's State
certifes that Devoe Lead and Zinc is
made only of lead, zinc, color, turpentne
DRYER and linseed oil; nothing else; no
adulteration.
Miss Alice Strathern returns to her
school in Maidstone for the spring term,
Miss Ida Moyc to East Haven, Miss lnez
Necdham to West Milan, N. H., and Miss
Olive Strathcrn has been engaged to
teach in the Texas" district in the town
of Concord. Successful terms to you all.
The creamery is running again. But
ter for sale at 20 cts; butter milk l cent
a quart, at thecreamery. Orders through
the mail or left at the creamery will be
delivered once week, cash on delivery.
AID. GRAY, MANAGER.
Mrs. w. H. Penfold of South Paris,
Me-. was in town last week visiting old
| trends, the guest VI Mt9'J' W. "''N"
Mrs. Penfold reports that her husband
who has been on the sick list for some
time past is improving.
Fancy chairs at ValIee & Ladd's.
Miss Grace Davis arrived in Boston
from Florida last Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Fitzgerald who
have been spending the winter in Port.
land, Me-, are expected to return home
within few days. 1t is a great pleasure
for us to report that Mrs. Fitzgerald re-
turns greatly improved in health by hel
stay in the city.
For SALE. That new handsome self
contained house on Middle street, neal
the Roman Catholic Church; ten rooms
and all modern conveniences. Apply tc
f Mrs. D. S. Storrs.
The Woman's Auxiliary will meet witt
Mrs. Stolte next Tuesday afternoon.