Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-11-21

i"S at the opera mouse. Get your re-
served seats now.
John Foley of Berlin, n. H., was in
town over Sunday visiting relatives.
Henry Finnigan is having an enforced
vacation from his railroad duties, occa-
stoned by spraining an ankle.
Claude Foster shot handsome look
ing bird of the gull species few days
since, and is having it mounted.
F. +. Dow goes to New York in a
few days, having secured good position
there to manufacture hat blocks.
John Williamson of Barton Landing,
who came here last week to visit his
brother Tom, returned home Tuesday
morning.
+. j. Parsons as administrator of the
estate of the late w. b. Causebrook has
sold the Causebrook house to Mrs.
Annie Nallee.
Continuing our custom the past %
years of emitting publication Thanks
giving week the HERALD will not be
issued next week.
The Woman's Auxiliary served an
extra nice supper at the Church parlor
last Thursday, so good, that the Auxili-
aru t..,, nf Z.
y Thanksgiving service will be held
at the Methodist Church on the evening
of Thanksgiving day at 7.30 o'clock.
The sermon will he by Rev. Thos. Hail.
Miss Maude Carleton, who a few weeks
since fell down stairs and fractured her
collar bone, is making a satisfactory re-
covery, The plaster case was removed
Tuesday.
Jere Chase, railroad emp!oye, slipped
and fell near the station Tuesday night
dislocating both bones at the elbow
| He is at the Lakeview under the care of
DIR. Sargent.
Mrs. G. A. Cane and youngest daughter
will again take up their residence here,
to remain the coming winter. Miss
Cane will spend the winter at the Mont
pelier Seminary.
Everybody will be pleased at the
clever vaudeville acts and the ludicrous
scenes of the immensely funny play,
lIumpty Dumpty. At the opera house
next Tuesday evening.
We call attention to the use of fire.
arms hereabouts on Sunday. Their use
on that day is against the law, and
in future those offending in this respect
NAV find that the law will be enforced.
Mr.. McCrae, employed at the shirt
factory, received few days since by
mail a medal, mathematical of special
degree recently conferred. He is very
proud of the medal and what it repre-
sents.
re Webster and wife go to Man
chester, N. H., next Tuesday, to be alb
sent a week. AS this is their first vaca
ton together for % years they are look
ing forward to the trip with no little
pleasure.
The young friends of Edmond Fos'
and George Renell will be glad to learn
that their condition is improving eacf
day. The former is just recovering
from an attack of typhoid fever and the
latter from pneumonia.
The hearings i'll application for dis
charge from bankruptcy of John ID
Finnigan of this town and Cameron
Brothers of Norton were held Tuesda,
before Referee Montgomery, and thei
discharge recommended.
The Misses Strathern have finished
! the fall term of school, Alice at Yves
: Burke, Olivia at Bloomfield, also Mis-
Maude Danforth at East Barre, and arr
{ at home for the vacation. The two lat
ter will return to teach the winter term
North Star Chapter o. f. S. on Mon
day evening conferred the various de
grees of the order on several candidates
including C.. Pattee and wife and IL
B. Hinman and wife, all of Coos. The
session was concluded by a banquet.
, A substantial, convenient and commo
dious blacksmith shop has been erecte
: in the mill yard, to replace that de
stroyed by fire short time since. TIL
razing to the ground of large insight
shed is a decided improvement to thi
yard.
We are sorry to report that Har
Brown does not gain so rapidly in healt
as his many friends could wish. lie
c troubled with hip disease, and for sewers
s weeks has been a patient in the She
brooke (Que.) hospital, from which IL
stitution he came home q short tim
since. Tuesday morning he was take
to the Maine General hospital at Por
land to undergo another operation
which all will hope may be successful
The young man and his mother hay