Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-07-31

Enenne Beruoe, John ODonnell,
VIM. Ravey.
Mention Advertised Letters.
o. N. Carpenter. Postmaster.
n. l.. Clancy, our chief train dis
patcher, is enjoying a well earned vaca-
ton.
The fire company will meet next
Tuesday evening at the hose house at Z
o'clock.
Oyercoats We're quite seasonable Mon.
day, and steam heat was a necessity ut
the hotels.
F. f. Ashton of st. Louis is recent
addition to the staff of train dispatchers
at this point.
Mrs. p. G. Flaherty and two children
have gone to her home in Nova Scotia,
to be absent two weeks.
The w. c. +. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Porter Dale, Tuesday af-
ternoon, August 4, at $50.
Several commenced haying this week
and the majority find that the crop will
largely exceed their expectations.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Cabana are re-
joicing in the addition of daughter to
their family circle, born July %.
Rev. FIR. Lachance is in Burlington
this week attending the annual retreat
of the clergy of North eastern Vermont.
Mrs. A. j. Chesney and children have
returned to their home in Belleville,
Ont, after a three weeks visit here
among relatives and friends.
Master Peter and Miss Esther, chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Fitzgerald
of Dorchester, Mass, are here for few
weeks, and having lots of fun.
John T. Amey of Lancaster was in
town Monday night, having spent the
day at Morgan transacting business for
the Conn. Valley Lumber Co.
Don't forget that "The Daughters of
the King" will serve ten cent supper
in the parish room of Christ Church
this Thursday evening from to s.
Friday, July "a, Henry S. Moultroup
of East Haven and Anna V. Danforth
| of this town were united in marriage at
the home of Mrs. McKenney by Rev
VIM. Shaw.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
Saturday by Edward W. Barry of this
town, who has liabilities of $l,174.14
and assets of 1925 of which $245 are
claimed exempt.
High mass of requiem was celebrated
Monday morning at the Church of st
James the Greater for the repose of the
soul of Pope Leo XIII. This impressive
service was largely attended.
Miss Helen M. Blake, Essex County
Examiner, announces elsewhere in thes
columns when public examinations viii
be held in this county for those desirou
of securing certificates to teach.
Think we'll before yon- vote mex
Tuesday. The rebuilding of the shir
factory means much to Island POND
and to lose it will be serious blow t
the towns progress. Think before 20
vote.
A large party, members of the Ker
lucky Press Association, arrived here b
special cars on the Pullman train earl
Tuesday morning, and remained fc
breakfast at the Stewart House, going t
their destination, Old Orchard, on tn
local mail train.
Alex King, for second offence OF il
toxication, is undergoing sentence {
thirty days Imprisonment in the count
jail, imposed by justice G. E. Clark
The HERALD is informed that all Sc
ond offences will be similarly deal
with, Imprisonment without the optic
of fine. Go slow ye that have I'll
first offence scored against you.
jim Ram, while fishing at Avert
last week, brought to the surface tis
which he claimed weighed fully tie
pounds. 1t was too heavy for Jim
handle, consequently got away with I'll
landing net, hook and line. The ne.
day man caught fish which weigh'
three-eighths of a pound and in its ia
was found Jims hook and line.
Absalom ). Gonya, former reside
of this town, who went to Rumford Fal
Me-, in 1897, died there July %, and
body was brought here for burial best
his wife who died in 1889. A solen