Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-26

u. W. Carpenter, Postmaster.
There will he a dance each evening
at the baseball carnival, also lots TO eat.
MIR. and Mrs. w. f. Lewis have gone
to their former home in Berlin, y. Y,
to spend Christmas.
Charles I. Fitzgerald of Lewiston is
in town and will probably spend the
winter here to assist in his fathers bust
ness.
The articles seized few days since by
the customs officers are to be sold at the
custom house by public auction Satur.
day January 10.
Rev. ID. G. Guest of Berwick, Nova
Scotia, and Allan w. Guest of st.
John, New Brunswick, are spending
Christmas here with their parents.
G. X. Allen of the state fish hatchery
at Roxbury came here Monday night
bringing with him 2400 lake trout
fngerlings, and these were placed in the
pond Tuesday.
5. ID. Morse, for many years conduc
tor on the G. T. r., is now mine host
Morse, having purchased an interest in
the Eagle Hotel at Portland. Sue
cess to you neighbor.
The S of V, will give a sugar part,
in &. A. r. hall Wednesday evening
December 81. Attend and watch the ole
year out and the New Year in. Sugar
and social only ID cents.
Mrs. May Kinney Virgins, niece o.
Jacob Farmer, died of gastric fever a
Boston last week, and the remains were
brought here Friday for interment be
side her mother, Orpha Farmer Kinney
Cadets Coulombe, Moore and Cause
brook, of the Norwich University a
Mortified, are at home for the Christ
mas holidays. Also Miss Cane from tn,
Montpelier Seminary, and Miss Della
Davis from Westbrook (Me.) Seminary
lntellisen was received here last
week that Harry II. Kimball who is an
inmate of the Waterbury Asylum, was
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critically i'll. His wife and his mother
went there to see him, and have returned
home reporting that there is no possible
hope for any improvement in his condi
ton. This will cause sorrow to many
hearts.
Following are the principal artists wht
will entertain the people at the baseball
carnival next month:
Prof. Fraser of Boston, expert comiqu,
conjurer and novelty entertainer, &C
knowledged to be one of the very bes
in his line before the public today.
Frank o. French of st. Johnsbury
black faced comedian and monologu,
artist, needs no introduction to our PEG
pie as he has appeared here before
hence anything we might say Of hin
would be superhuous.
Miss Moran, the elocutionist, is
graduate of the Emerson School, Boston
and comes to us highly recommended
She is at present teacher of elocution a
the Stanstead Wesleyan college.
Miss Barker, soprano, will be remem
bered by many of our music loving pee
pie as the singer who so delighted then
several years ago. Since then Mis-
Barker has improved wonderfully AM
is now one Of the leading soprano sing
ers in Canada. 1t will be worth tn,
price of admission alone to hear any on
of these artists.
There will be one feature connected
with the baseball carnival that the la
dies especially should not miss and tina
is the display of fancy work. No sue
array has ever before been seen in tn
opera house hall as will be seen at tina
time. A corps of ladies have this i
charge and report great success, and tn
best of it is the articles will be marke
so that they can be sold.