Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1901-01-18

infant N'h ihi" Their family circle last
Friday.
The DAYS arr growing prr,rPtiLly
iouser-l.ul winter isn't quite over Yet
lor al that.
Miss Mal-.l LeBouryeau commenced a
kindergarten last Tuesday, occupying
one Of the rooms ia the high scho,.l
building.
| Why doesn't some enterprising young
man scrape the lee aud start skating
rink on the ice. Run properly there's a
dollar in ii.
\ series of mishaps occurred in the
railroad yard Monday morning, three
engines aud two cars being oil the track.
IN different places.
The Grand Trunk pay ear made its
monthly visit TO Island Pond Tuesday
evening. \ large amount was disbursed
among the railroad employees.
Last December Geo. l.. Clark, our
worthy postmaster predicted rain for
this month about the 18th, aud now is
glorying in his prediction. Boot him.
). u. Waite of Hyde Park, Grand
Warden OF the Grand Lodge of Vermont,
|. O. o, f., will make an official visit to
Essex Lodge this Thursday evening.
Let every member he present to welcome
NM
1t is an interesting sight to the until
ated to see the way the great loads of
logs are handled as they are unloaded in
the Fitzgerald mill yard, Ii you never
have, go down and look on for half an
hour some day
Its curious how much easier some
people find it TO believe a mean thing
about man than to realize that the man
who tells it lies, even though they have
abundant precedent for the latter and
none for the former.
A.. l.. Chapman has been appointed
yardmastcr in the place OF IL. W. Riyes
resigned. Mr.. Chapman is thorough
railroad man and will give the best serv-
lee of which such a one is capable. a. IL,
Mclean for some Zine head switchman
will have charge of the yard nights.
This week i heinz observed ~ fine
week Of PRAYER by a series of vel at
tended meetings alternating at the Con
o,erationol and NIatbolst Churches and
conducted nv the pastors The series
will close Sunday evening with union
service at the Congregational Church.
Nav LARGE noles have been erected ON
Main street pnou which are strnng all
the wires IN use hy the Holland 4 Nor.
oar Tslqi,bope Co. the Electric Iiqht
| 4 Power 90. and the New ENGLAND
/ Talanhora 10 nv This rlau Ne are,
saved from = number Of poles disfgur-
inc this tborouqbfare.
IN, r,.. c,.,. H..
., :, =. - NH. ,,a ,,,.,.,,,
winter. At Mrs. Parsons Ian. lOth three
interesting napers were read .Impor-
tout Cities of United Stutes"; ,ln-
stitutious of Learning in United
States: New Metho Is OF teaching in
onr nubIic schools" Also fine reading
of Charles Gammooe Eostmau's noem
| ..Var,nnnt snow storm" Mrs. Beyjnp-
tom antertaipS the CIuh Jan. 9th.
nv ,-n-.it s,,..,,a,,. r., a,,,,,,a,,oo
r., .;..., o,',,.,o,u,on, o, onoro
,o,,...,,au a. rhnrsaav o,ooi,a IL
,;ah ,l,ss r.norto;r. Including sn,ra ra-
fined and up-to-date speciaties. Mr.
! Mcdonald is no stranger to our people
! and we expect to see some first class dra-
matte performances. lie has RECENTLY
organized a COMPANY and is making his
first annual tour Popular prices pre-
vail and reserved seats can be obtained
at Thurston's drug store.
TIA bousa owned bv Almon smith
,rd recantIv occ,nied NV William Dam
forth At fine eastern end Of the railroad
n1 a,,oht ero from a, orer.baotad
stova nine Tuesday morning shortly af-
4or a,olock and h,rnad 70 tb,. oround