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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-05-30

We now have telephone connections
With East Brighton. Hello, Judge Hob
son
A handsome monument was set Tues
day on the VIM. Currier lot in the Gem
etery.
Mrs. Bert Bishop and two children
from West Burke are spending a few
days here with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. b, Farmer.
Marie Bernardet, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Goulet, died last
Saturday, and her funeral occurred Sun
day from st. James Church.
What a world of gossip would be pre-
vented if it was remembered that
person who tells you of the faults of
Others intends to tell others of 70 ur
faults.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas c. Tracy Monday, May 20.
A host of friends extend hearty felici-
tations to the happy parents on this in
teresting event.
A. NJ. Stevens retires from the man
agement of The Lakeview at the close
of the present week. He has rented the
A. III. Hall house on Cross street, and
will use the barn attached for a feed
and livery stable.
The sudden hot spell of weather a
couple of days last week brought forth
the usual crop of kicks from perspiring
humanity, but it caused the grass and
early vegetables to grow and farmers
are not doing any kicking about this.
Some of the material for the con-
struction of the new depot has arrived,
but in the form of stories only. In the
meanwhile the old station is tumbling
down brick at a time, or half dozen
bricks as result of a vigorous kick
from some passer by when no spectators
are about.
C. S. Cunningham returned home
Friday from few days fishing trip,
spent at a resort about 40 miles below
Quebec. He brought with him a large
box of the handsomest speckled beauties
that we have seen for a long time, and
very generously remembered his friends,
the editor included. His catch was in
the vicinity of 80 pounds.
The death of Abner Coe, which
occurred on the Odd inst after an illness
of two weeks removes an old and re-
spected citizen. For many months past
he had made his home with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Albee, where he had the
most loving care and attention. He
died at the ripe old age of So years and
5 months. Many will miss his genial,
pleasant and unpretending greeting
Funeral services were held at the house
last Sunday, conducted by Rev. r. D.
Gale.
Complaint has been made to the
cemetery commissioners that portion
of the old cemetery was used last Friday
during the ball game by people with
teams as a grand stand from which tc
witness the game. The cemetery is toe
sacred place to be put to such use. we
don't imagine wilful dissertation was
intended, those offending being little
thoughtless, but it must not occur again
otherwise the aid of the statutes will be
invoked. Some went in solely because
they saw others there.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-05-30
No Gloss Carriage Paint Made

Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor were
called to Newport last Tuesday hy the
death of Mrs. Taylor's sisters little
daughter.
Miss katherine Bennett, who has been
staying few days with Mrs. o. NJ.
Carpenter, left for her home in Derby
Line Wednesday.
Miss Ellen Nj. Stone, recently liberated
from the Bulgarian brigands will speak
at the Orleans county conference at Bar
ton Landing next Wednesday evening
at S o'clock.
Mrs. Amanda Currier, venerable old
lady in her SSth year, is very i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Orpha
Dale. Her recovery is considered
doubtful by reason of her extreme age.
Lawyers p. II. Dale and j. ID. Bates
were admitted to practice in the United
States Circuit and District Court at
Windsor last week, where Mr.. Bates APP
peared for the plaintiff in the suit of
Blake vs.. Moore.
1t is expected that Mrs. F. B. Clark of
Portland, Maine, will speak at the
Methodist Church next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Clark is a representative of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society, and
will speak of the work of that society.
A train of Is cars loaded with meat
for shipment abroad passed through
this port last Friday. The train left
Omaha the preceding Monday evening,
and the meat was aboard ship at Port
land before 7 o'clock Friday evening.
Fast travelling that for freight train.
Considering the heavy downpour of
rain Tuesday evening, the attendance at
the opera house to listen to Dir. Els
worth Plumstead was decidedly hatter-
ing to those having arranged for his ap-
pearance here. His programme pos
sessed rare merit throughout, and alike
from tragic, humorous and character
standpoint, his various selections highly
pleased those present. Mr.. Plumstead is
fully capable of entertaining an audi
ence, but on this occasion he was assist
ed by local talent, vocal solos by Miss
Shirley White and Mrs. Harry J. Ladd,
and piano solo by Mrs. Rawson, all fa-
vorites, consequently the entertainment
was most enjoyable.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-05-30

u. 1. Davis's studio VIII be closed
during the month of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Miles were over
from Newport last week Wednesday.
DIR. Norcross has sold his house on
Mountain street, next to Mr.. Strathern's
to VIM. Smith.
A report of the Sunday Memorial
service at Island Pond will be found on
the second page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Furber of Canaan,
Me, are stopping at the Lakeview, and
will assume its management June LIST.
We wish them all possible success.
ii. w. Temple, one of the proprietors
of the White Mountain Times, White
field, n. H., accompanied the White
field ball team here last Friday and
made a pleasant call at the HERALD
office.
The Holland & Morgan Telephone
Co. is about to put in three slot
automatic telephone pay stations. You
drop the amount of toll in the slot and
are at once connected with the required
point.
Mr.. Earl Rideout, of Boston, has en-
tered the Office of j. ID. Bates, Esq, as a
law student. He is brother of p. K.
Rideout, we'll and favorably known
here and will be doubly welcome on that
account.
The school children of the village will
unitein giving pre-memorial exercise at
the opera house this Thursday afte rnoon
at O'Clock. The programme will con-
sist Of drills, Rotations, and singing.
The parents and friends of the school
children are cordially invited to attend.
The HERALD regrets to state that
there is no material improvement III
WV balC COilOllioll, anu tldt ne 10
very sick man. If there is no change
for the better in the near future he will
not be able to continue to perform the
duties of United States Consul at Coati-
cook, but we all hope for the hest
A boy named Ed. Mayo, 10 or II
years old, who had run away from his
home at East Angus, Que, was taken
in charge Monday by deputy sheriff
Bems, but night in Liberty Cage gave
the youngster an anxious longing to get
back to his mother, and Tuesday he
readily consented to return home, and
was permitted to do so.
Five Syrians, two of them claiming to
belong i'll Sherbrooke, and the other
three 1.-TWO men and woman) undeniably
immigrants were arrested here last Fri
day by Immigrant Inspector Grant, of
North Stratford and deputy sheriff
Bemis, and lodged in the lookup, pend
ing an investigation of their cases. The
inspector claims that the two giving
Sherbrooke as their place of residence,
are "fences" and regularly engaged in
getting others into the country illegally,
while the men, both of whom speak
English intelligently, profess never to
have seen their travelling companions
before they met them on the train Fri
day. They have retained counsel and
will make fight for their liberty.
Wednesday morning, by order of U. S.
District Attorney Martin, of Brattleborc,
they were transferred to Newport, where
they will have a hearing before Com
missioner Young. The immigrants
were well supplied with funds.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-05-30
Memorial Day Programme.

Comrades will meet at G. A. r. Hall
at 8 A. NJ. sharp, form and march to the
cemetery, the Sons of Veterans as escort.
At the cemetery the customary services
will be carried out and the graves dec
Grated. This duty performed the line
will again be formed and march to the
opera hall for the remainder of the ex-
ercises and the address to be delivered
by Comrade Russell ii. Conwell. AT
the conclusion of the public exercises in
the hall the veterans and al! the auxili-
airy organizations and their families,
with invited guests, will adjourn to the
banquet hall where dinner will be
served. The dinner this year is fur
nished by the four societies, G. A. R.,
w. r. c., Ladies of the G. A. r., and
Sons of Veterans. Every member of
each organization is urged to attend the
exercises and dinner, and we imagine
all who can will attend.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-05-30
loo al Business Notices.

Call aud see our assortment Of Ak,
minister AM smyrna rugs which are on
exhibition for a few days oaly. $3.50
TO $3.50, the city price. The Bosworth
s.ole Co.
y. u. Lougee has a numbered wagons,
top buggies and opaa ousgi-s for sale.
aud offers them q. renar Sably low rates.
The Parker Pen once u-ed always
used. At the Cross Street Pharmacy.
FOR SALE.
\ second hand Stearns bicycle. Will
be sold at a bargain. Apply at the
HERALD office.
DIR. sutton, Surgeoa Dentist. will be
in town froH he 10th to the 10Th of
eaga month. Olfee a. tie Lakeview.
GIRLS Wanted. - Fifty opera
tors wanted. Steady employment and
good wages. Write for pal ticulars. ne
G. \. cane Shirt Co, Islani 'ond, Vt.
The Sherwin Williams paint is care
fully p epared anu he best product that
can ,s male. We carry t in family
paint, floor paint, floor finish, vanish,
etc. A full line. The Bosworth Store
Co.
Parker 'I.ucky Curve" Fountain Pen,
sold only at the Cross Street Pharmacy.
Prices 81 80 to $1,000.
No Gloss Carriage Paint Made
will wear as long as Devoe's. No otE-
ers are as heavy bodied, because DEVICES
weigh 3 to 5 ounces more to the pint
Sold 10y j. W. Thurstop.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-05-30
A VERTtsED LETTERS.

Isl a. .etts reiaa al 2 ncalled for
at the Island Pond post Office Nay "a:
Maud GroPy, Mrs. W. +. Ladd, Hugh
T.. Shorty.
MeH. Af-s-',ed tiers.
a.. W. Carpenter, Postmaster.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-09
Grand Old Man
Who Lives In Kansas

COFFEYVfLLE, Kans.. Jan. a.--Dr.
John T Wood OF this city celebrated
HIS Io0.h birthday today He claims to
be the oldest prac. c..cing physician in
the world He mas been in the practice
OF medicine continually for seventy
eight years
Dr Wood was born In Dublin. Ire
land He Was graduated from Trans
yiyania Medical College at Lexington.
In 1894. and at once began the practice
af medicine In iS45 ne removed To
Danville. m. wnere he lived until 1855
when he removed to the Territory OF
Kansas He served in the Mex can war
as surgeon major General Wood ni
the t'niun Army and Briganier Gen
eral Wood of the Conferederaie Army
were his brothers.
Dr Wood has Always affiliated with
the Democratic TsaFty. and during the
last presidential campaign attended
a. the eaucuses and rallies of his
party. He east his hrst vote fot An
drew Jackson. in 1894. and from thai
day 10 this has never missed al elec-
tton
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-09
Cleveland Urged
For Special Envoy

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 9.-Ex-
Secretary OF the Navy Hilary A. Her
bert thoroughly approves OF the sug..
gestion that Grover Cleveland
be sent to England to represent the
United States at the coronation OF Ed
ward VII. Speaking OF the matter to-
day Mr.. Herbert said:
III this Government is to SEND as
It's representative to the coronation On
King Edward VII any one not now In
official position, 1t seems to me that
Mr.. Cleveland would be happy seIec'
ton. He Is our only living ex-Presi'
dent. All the world knows him as
man of great dignity OF character, OF
intense patriotism and prominent
ability. He is the most thoroughly re-
preventative American in his antece-
dents and general makeup to DE
found in the Union. and the President
by selecting him. W. uld inai.--'e clear
ly that il was an Anic~.can and not
partisan he was looning for"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-09
RRTEF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE TOWN.

At 3 o'clock this afternoon trains 8
and 10 were reported on time.
A fire broke out In the rear OF the
residence OF Lon Hollday on South
Firth avenue this morning at s o'clock
and the Fire Department was sum
moned to extinguish the blaze. Some
one had thrown box of matches in
the chicken coop and from that fire
started. The building was almost con-
sumed when the Department arrived
but they succeeded In keeping the fire
from spreading.
The wedge appraisers met again this
afternoon TO levy the assessment on
property holders to be benefited by
the removal OF block 207 of the wedge.
They held long session yesterday
afternoon but reached no definite con-
cluslons. At tho meeting he'll this af-
ternoon at $50 O'Clock they expected
to conclude their business and make
up their report to be submitted t. the
council. They have appointed II u.
Heighton clerk OF the commission.
Mrs. n. r. Jackson died this morn
ing at Ave O'Clock at the residence of
Mrs Julia Norway. where Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson have been staying for
the past month. Mrs. Jackson was .
sufferer from tuberculosis and came
here from clyde, Ohio. about two
months ago. going at first To Oracle
but the altituae was too great for her
there and she passed away this morn
ing. Mr. Jackson viii leave with the
remains tomorrow morning for Clyde,
Unio. where he prominent newspaper
man and Postmaster The ladies of tn"
Eastern Star and the Masonic frater+
nifty have taken great lDiere In The
case. Mrs Jackson having been
member of the Eastern Star and Ar.
jackson a knight TempiaF.
The Eiks are contemplating an adj"
,iition 10 ,heir club house They haV"
nnder consideration plan To erect
handsome ofi,o building at The corner
of Pennington and Court streets next
To the present club house. The new
building would he connected With The
r.iks club an The top Toor would be
devoted to quarters Ter the bachelor
members,
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Not Like Other Men
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-09
Items Of the Day of Personal Interest.

A ] Fink. tsnyer for -. 2eekendof
4 Co. tefs for N~w York yesterday
morning TO be atsaent for two months
He will visit eastern markets 10 par
chase spring g0ods for the trEn.
senator Eugene T. Ives refuTnee
from NoaxIes on the huTro yesterday.
~scru he has been attending The ses-
sion of tho District soaFt
George smullsn returned from No
gales YESTERDAY He wns witness In
the MrCurssy shooting care which w@s
on trial there.
Thomas - Bennett came Dp ttom
SosMle@ ON the bnrno yesterday re
represented the Government in th~
examination Of paymaaIer Robinson
Attorney 4 f. Hazard returned
from Sogalss yesterday where BE- had
been on court business
r. A. NJ. Mcpherson, collector OF
customs al Yuma. came up from No.
gales ON the hurro this morning,
.,ev Willis Hall Of San Francisco.
came in from Miuas Prie'as ON the
hurro today. where he has beer visit
mis- daughter He ls prominent
Episcopal clergyman in San Francisco
and an uncle OF Francis teno of this
city
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-09
Bible in the Schools
A Nebraska Case

LINCOLN. Neh Jan. 3 After Faa-
aiaK through e course of the court
the sait so pFeYsni the ssarAlng of III"
hltle In the public schools of Seb-
rasAa has rea he'd the ssup9ene GseF,
and may come ap fsf argument ~ sae
next sitting ot the iaa9r@, January I.
The plalntin tn The metson. which
has become celebrated ia uaniei Frese~
man M Freeman ssesan hls nKh'
years ago against moi ONLY Eibse reaa.
angM hat of singing hsmns and osscF
sng prayer by tae teakiaeT. on tbs
ground thai 1t deprived bins n hIa per.
monai liberty The records shuW that
In every Instance safe onc he SsS
beaten
MIR Freeman = appeal tn the sa.
prrgne Court has teen foianweA by the
aBswwr af the school dsksrsef thrressga
tt@ attorney II is an elaborate ssata
ming np al the whole controversy .
denial st @exfartan iFaIplnE and a.-
fensH al religious eHrNics Ia ihe sentsnl,
Onr of the interesting passages IN
The reply H. the assssfsion taai a.sss'sg
the Aymns sung were fa*orH."s "i the
iAta President Mckinley waEssss a.
saasin had rejected laws u God and
man. stofYed al the tsttslt aSd sspadi-
atea isR teachings
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-09

Morton ~ Los Angeles has
n gagged by MIR lager. as the new
b, the San Xavier.
Carter, The mining man, IL In
his camp in the Sierretas where
q number OF eiaima
Helen Gardiner, who has beer
LIZ II. n. Underwood and dauSht-
In this morning for an extended
hrough Mexico.
keyser OF Los Angeles, supeTsn-
BIZ OF the southern district os
lunset Telephone company is in
|ty on business.
Colin Cameron ana her dangh-
lean and Alice. are expected here
ater part OF the week from their
at Lochiel.
h Altman did not leave for Lsos
rs last night but has eomplet'-ti
Ins In the hotel matter and viii
|sonight.
h. n Grant. the prominent san
mining man, stopped here to-
h route home from Sonora
b Thompson. q mechanical and
cal engineer from Denver. ar
4 this morning to take charge OF
kechanical department OF the
light plant.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-09
SlOO for News OF
100000 Heiress

PHILADELPHIA. Jan s,-MTs
Joseph Francetla. twenty-five ana
pretty. who recently fell heir 10 sioo,-
900, has mystsriously disappeared from
home. Her husband offers n reward al
si0a for information as 10 her where
abonts
Francella says iaan called at their
boarding. house in the ab*enc. ~ him
self and wife yesterday wad left q
note for the latter which she received
when she returned alone. u Is de-
ciarcd that later the man called again
since which time neither the woman
nor the man has been seen at the
boarding house. Mrs Francelia s
trunk mysteriously went too.
The husband. who has reported the
case to the local and New York po-
lice. said tonight: From the descrip'
ton of that man he is from New York
and | believe she has been forcibiy
taken back TO that city Ine Fran
cellas are Cubans ana the wifes for
tune is said to have come from her
grandfather Franeella wen' To New
York tonight to seek his wife.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-09
sheridap snd the Rrpor,er.

sheridan ana th@ Reporter
During the early part Of, General PAil
Sheridan's operations In 1864 against
the Confederate forces under General
Jubal Early In the Shenandoah valley
Major General Forester Williams fell
Into disgrace with the Federal COM
nander owing to some descriptions Of
battles which he reported After one
OF these articles had appeared he met
Sheridan, who remarked
$50 you have been making fun of me
In your blarked newspaper"
Fun, generalT'
"Yes. You told all about those con
founded ambulances and paid no sort
OF respect to the commander Of the
army In which you are suffered to
live"
There was no exaECeTatlon In my
story. sir. You must admit that"
admit nothing. This business has
got 10 stop. You are ordered 10 leave
my department within twenty four
hours"
Well general, you have just been
VI tut 4 uiltu NlhttS
military department. Even II 20 back
TO New York shall stIl be within the
lines OF your command"
'0h, 90 TO The old boy II you like. I
don't care where you go." cried Sheri
dan In anger.
To which the reporter replied. "All
right, general. but am afraid shall
not le out Of your department even
with his Satanic ma jesty."
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-09

n Mr.. and Mrs. F. Blanc of
,hnrch street. this morning a
40 Commandery Knights Tenn
4, confer the order OF the
at their meeting this evening.
,Icb the Sir Knights will parti-
In a banquet.
Probate Court yesterday
of .the final account
les R. Clauberg, administrator
estate of Alexander Hunter.
was postoned until jan
at 10 o'clock
nd Mrs. w. J. Kirkpatric and T
| have contracted to furnish Inc
/ At the Cathedral, beginning a
tom Sunday. A chorus win be
5.d at once and they will be-
Actiring some OF the classical
1 for which he Catholic music
The mucical club will furnish
Eenings entertainment at the
kal fair.
i Is "A scheme on foot. the details
<h have not yet been given out,
Ehlish a soap and candle works
|cIty. The tallow to supply such
krn could be secured here at a
I'm figure and the alkall could be
Iii here. Tucson is In need OF
l. of this sort and very one
started here will be a factor
rapid development now in pro-
W. Fenner reported at the
Iii today the death OF Arthur Is.
Inn who came here from Albu-
|. about n week ago and Was
b. 81 Mary's hospital suffering
|,lmonory tuberculosis, Deceased
|enty.t~o wears old and lived la
hrk IL. before he came West
health. Interment will be made
|ago ]. V. Wilson reported the
If Jose Flores at 345 South
=, OF Inflammation OF the
Deceased was three years old
,ernent will he made In the
ic Cementery.
EIks will initiate q class ~
candidates at their meeting 10
= ws.,-s rom Monday nig..a-
rs members will come from
5 Calahasaa and other points In
ylnity.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-09
Electric TeeIa.


Horses and mules are. or at one i!use
were made 10 play a curious part In
the fishing operations u South Amer
lean Indians who eat iIe gynnutus q.
electric eel Humboldt was told that II
was their custom 10 furre log~ts "a tn-
ter the ponds ia which these .cls lived.
aud w,sen the asA had ~ hausiel an The
animals their ability for the time being
TO infilct a sl4o. / the fisherman caught
theni With ne's ana haTpoona secure
gronl flsk themselves, The more excited
ami angry tle electric cs-l. il3c u4orr
Hiolpbi IA The eboek Il !nGjcts
Humboldt saw ibis curlous fishing "a
oac occasion a troop ~ horses and
mules Was driven iuto the water ard
prevented from coming out bv the In
dia ns. bo sTowdy4l forad the poul
The seis. N,Gnne,i a.sd confused ty the
noise of ihe horses. dct,a a,lcd thcsu.
selves by the repeated dis large Of
their batteries. Tor hong tiute they
ssvaassd likely Ia sasn las ssfory oseT
the animals. whtch wefe 10 b< eeen 10
every diTcetscn. stunned lay 'fe tEe
quency and furcp Of the eice'rle shocks
to dixoplsear undes tlse wafer. Sonae ~
the lsorass reese agaja and IN spite of
the vigilance of she IDdaaps gained tbe
kltore, en- anusi ssi with fatigue. n rsd ibelF
limbs iseing henuHi'eai by The oie~irie
coIatnossuns they stretched taeus II IS
at fali leagih upon aAe ground in isss
than ave tainntra sme horses were al
ready drow ned o
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-09

Southern Pacific has announced
|sl2O 900 will be placed In the
Of the Superintndents or
es at once to be used for the
|se of taking nut woo.l,'l trsisilcS
ridges over streams In Texas and
hing the same with steel strnc-
II has been found more econ
/ to use steel In this work Tor
(eason that 1t best stands the
land tear and saves thousands Of
b spent annually for repairing
Former structures.
y OricaE3 advicns sax Val TIE
porters who wear the Pullman
Inns have Just organized them
into the Colored Mems Railway
Antile league. 1t is stated that the
bf the new organization is to Sc
better salaries. as the members
that the custom OF giving tips
fng ont and that the wages now
|he poruers are based on the fact
|thcy receive liberal tips. II the
|e's accomplishments are as vol
|pus as its name 1t will certainly
success.
January first an order was issued
the Office OF Paul Morton. vice
fient of the Santa Fe. appointing
fy Merritt industrial commission
that road, vice James a. Davis.
ped, MIR. Merritt Is nephew OF
pal Wesley Merritt and Is a man
acquainted with the wants OF
west, having spent much OF his
in TINS section. Mr.. Davis, who
es, has many friends in Phoenix,
hving on several occastcha visited
4 His last visit being In connec-
with the beet sugar proposition.V
lnnix Eenterprise.
Pit Smith has been busy this week
pg the Southern Pacific buildings
Pat the ciestric lights can be used
arc light that is t. 3e used IL The
was put up IN the Eaxie O"ha
Tuesd4v, t. see how II worked
I've a fine light. Extensive al