Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-05
Norton.

NSthS"s
The Ladies Guild met with Mrs. Mac
Donald last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bagley spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. GoOdhue
at Island Pond.
Mrs. Charles Brusoe, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is recover
ing.
: Mrs. Gordon of Coaticook spent Sun
} day with her brother, o. II. +. Webster,
of Stanhope.
Mrs. j. Baldwin Of Sherbrooke is
! visiting relatives and old friends in
: town.
VIM. Jordan has moved his family
into Mrs. Forgravs's tenement.
Mrs. Maria wIles will spend the win
ter with her niece, Mrs. l.. A. Marsh.
Mrs. John Cunnington made flying
trip to Colebrook last week.
o. l.. Young is happy over the possess
sion of beautiful new sleigh.
, j. Gray of Colebrook and his partner
Mr.. Farman were in town this week on
business.
VIM. Bishop, George Norris and
Francis Liberty were arrested last Sat
urday night and brought before justice
Ducharme on the charge of being drunk
! and disorderly. They were each fined
$500 aud costs amounting to sl0.35.
C. Green and nephew of Canaan were
in town tins week.
+. G. Edmonds and Chas. Fletcher of
" Canaan paid us visit this week.
NJ. Knights and Karl Hopkins of
Coaticook were in town on business
Monday.
Ed. Parsons and family of Island
, Pond spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
c. Nelson.
Mrs. r. j. Carpenter had another
ir stroke of paralysis on Monday. We are
A. glad to say she is recovering.
Or 1t was thought on Tuesday last that
err Mr.. j. Dupuis, an employee at Bartett's
ID mill, had met with fatal accident. A
at piece of hard wood flew from the saw
- striking him in the chest. He was ap-
IN parently dead for some time. Though
Is not yet able to work he is getting on
I'd nicely. In less than an hour after this
ID accident Mr.. Dupuis' little son, about ii
II years of age, who was playing about the
st. mill had one hand badly :aangled on the
e. saw. One finger has been amputated.
1t is hoped the hand can be saved. The
, little fellow is in Coaticook for treat
al ment. We understand Mr.. Bartlett
ar generously pays all the bills.
(Intended for last week)
ri Wednesday, November 10, the Ladies
IS Guild met with Mrs. Weber. 1t being
ct the anniversary of Mrs. Webber's birth
it day and the day for electing new officers,
a special tea was given which was
10 thoroughly enjoyed by goodly number.
or The officers for the ensuing year are :
President, Mrs. j. Cunnington; Vice
r. President, Mrs. Ed. Webster; Secretary,
- Mrs l.. Marsh; Treasurer, Mrs. Ed
y Webber.
ba We are glad to know that Mrs. w
of Wallace at the Sherbrooke Protestant
Of Hospital is gaining rapidly and will
80 soon return to her home.
en- We most heartily welcome the return
a of Mrs. E. j. Bagley, who will spend the
,m winter with us.
The Severe colds are prevalent. Queeni'
the and Stewart Macdonald are confined t.
the house with tonsilitis.
Evidently the fire water sold in thu
cellar of an adjoining town will caus'
ian as much trouble and sorrow as that SOLE
all at the open bar. Prohibition ought t
be our high ambition
pile Homer Ducharme was home from
at Montpelier last week.
Ri. Carpenter is on the gain.
Mrs. Wilson of Stanhope has gone t.
liss Coebrook to visit her daughter, Mrs
at Burton Woodland,
0. H. f. Webster is lamenting tn
an loss of highly priced bull terrier
Cheer up Ed, "there are others"
Ma The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
John Daniels passed away Tuesday No,
use %. Two days previous to her deaf
ght pneumonia set in which added great
me. to the suffering of the innocent ont
ton Sympathy is extended to the bereave
parents.
There was angel band In Heaven
uoo Which was not quite complete.
ody God took our darling Inez
,,,o To fill the vacant seat.
r. Hill and little daughter Mabel al
$50 quite i'll.
,erv Comic Marsh was home from Coat
cook to spend Thanksgiving.
49,; A, M. Stetson and Miss N, Iyers hay