Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-05-01

Alvin Blake has moved into the
Frank Russell house on Derby street.
Henry Legacy and wife have returned
from weeks visit to friends in Lyndon.
vile.
Thos. II. Mason, recently train dis
patcher here, is now located at Mt.
Pleasant, Texas.
Simon Stahl-There is but one Simon
Stahl-was in town Tuesday night, and
as usual, says that his leg was pulled.
A boa was picked up ir the opera
house the morning after the fair, which
the owner may obtain by applying at the
HERALD office.
Miss Beatrice Reeve, who has been
visiting friends in Pennsylvania the past
two months, returned home Monday
night.
George IL. Prouty and F.. c. Blanch-
ard of Newport, directors of the Orleans
Trust Co., were in town Tuesday look
ing after their business interests here.
F. W. Sadlier, railroad Y. NJ. C. A.
delegate to the National Conference at
Topeka, left Monday afternoon for To-
peka, going via Montreal and Chicago.
Harvey Cross and E. Holden have
rented the Essex House, and will convert
it into first class, up to date boarding
house. They take possession May LIST.
+ A. w. Bosworth, Jr., has returned
home from his business and pleasure
trip in the West and in New York. He
has been absent six weeks or more and
we are glad to have him with us again.
Harry b. Johnson is now the owner
of one of the finest horses that ever
stepped in Island Pond, having the past
week purchased c. NJ. Dyer's celebrated
horse Cyrus" king of Island Pond
horses.
Ernest Wilcox went to New York
last week, and will retarn this week,
accompanied by an uncle, who is in poor
health, and who will spend the summer
in this vicinity hoping thereby for i'm
provement in his condition.
Mrs. NJ. Brown will reopen her mil
linery store next week. She asks the
HERALD to say that all persons indebted
to her must pay before June LIST, her
needs being great, or The bills will be
handed to an attorney for collection.
Quite serious fire was discovered
Tuesday evening in the woods between
Island and Speck ponds. People clear
ing lands should be careful this dry
spell about starting blaze in the woods.
Fires seem to be raging all around us.
f. A. Bemis has been rendered the
position of fish and game warden, and
has the matter under consideration. If
he accepts, it will be well for violators
of the fish aud game laws to be wary, as
he believes in the laws being enforced.
The friends of S. d. Hobson, who has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia at the
home of his daughter at Lancaster, N.
H., the past three weeks, will be pleased
to learn that he is rapidly recovering
and that he is considered out of danger.
The funeral of Mrs. Della Brunette,
wife of S. T. Brunette, occurred Wednes-
day morning at the Church of st. James
the Greater, when a solemn mass of
requiem was sung by Rev. PHI. E. La
chance. Mrs. Brunette died at Clare
mont, N. H., last December, aged 81
wears, and the body was brought here
and placed in the vault. Among the
relatives in attendance at the service
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Thibault, Mr. and
Mrs. John Thibault, Pierre Lacroix and
Henry Brunette, all of Wallace Pond,
Mrs. E. F. Cushing of Claremont, N. H.,
Ed. Thibault of Unity, n. Ii.
KIark.Urban Company.