Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-11-18

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act in the capacity as baggagemaster at
the G. t. r. station.
g. r. Magoon of North Stratford
senator elect of Coos County, was here
on business Monday and Tuesday.
Ross Encampment No. 4, 10. OF,
will hold its regular meeting for the cur.
rent month next Tuesday evening at $50.
Mrs. ID. c. Robinson, who has been
here several weeks visiting her daught-
en- Mrs. Pomeroy, returned to her home
at CoatIcook Monday.
George Seymour returned last week
to his work at Allandale, Ont, follow.
ing vacation of three weeks which he
spent here with his parents.
Miss Edith Coture of Gardner, Mass,
formerly stenographer at the shirt fac
tory here, has been in town several days,
the guest of Mrs. Will Smith.
Wayne Cole, formerly employed by
the e. I. r., has moved to North STRAIT.
ford, where he has employment with the
Lyman Falls Electric Power Co.
Mrs. Anna r. b. Needham went to
Barton Tuesday to attend the annual
conyocation of the seventh district, o.
+. s., of which she is the ID. ID. G. NJ.
Willard Chase of Concord was in
town last Thursday and Friday. He
has recently sold his farm and given
possession, and will with his wife spend
the coming winter in California or
Florida.
Gus Stevens, at the Stewart House,
relates with evident gusto his expert.
ence with one of the hogs kept in the
pens underneath the stables. 1t beats
all the fish and game stories told. Ask
Gus about it.
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last Friday to purchase his stock of
goods for the approaching holiday sea-
son. His wife accompanied him, thus
,lfforling him the additional benefit of
her good taste in the selection.
Don't fail to hear Peggy Brady and
the Spalpeen Chorus, the song hit of the
year, in the comic opera The Isle of
Space" which has had run of two
hundred nights in Boston. 1t will be
sung at the opera house Friday Novem,
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Mrs. Lucy Woodbury., who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Hayden, at
Lewiston, Me-, for number of weeks,
returned to Island Pond last week. She
will remain short time to fix up her
house and then return to Lewiston for
the winter.
The fierce gale of Monday played
considerable havoc with the telegraph
wires of the &. T. R., several miles of
wires east of Gorham being blown down.
Trains were kept running nearly on
time as large force of men was prompt
ly sent to repair the damage.
For a quarter ola century or more it
has been the HERALD's custom to omit
publication Thanksgiving week, Gus
tom we still adhere to, therefore the
HERALD will not be issued next week.
The publisher will endeavor to make a
personal call on his subscribers through
out the county instead.
A man named Adelard Martin died
very suddenly Saturday night in the
adjoining township of Ferdinand. After
very hearty supper he was seized with
an epileptic fit, and before aid could be
give was dead The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon from the Church OF
St. James the Greater. Deceased was
about % years of age.
Indications point to large gathering
and the spending of most enjoyable
time Friday night at the fourth annual
concert and ball given by Grand Trunk
Lodge No. 800, b. of r. T., at the opera
house. The concert by Burnham &
Barney's Orchestra will be we'll worth
listening to- A banquet will be served
at the l.akeview at the close of the first
half of the dance order.
James Pilgrim has been awarded the
diploma, "Doctor of Optics" the high
est degree conferred by the American
Optical College, for advanced optics and
clinical ophthalmology. He is now
taking the course in Opthalmic Mechan-
les, and if successful, as no doubt he
will be, he will be well qualified for all
kinds of optical work. 1t is his inten.
ton to commence practice next January.
Good for Doctor Jim.
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