Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-07-28

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children of Burlington are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Blake.
John Stott and wife, from Farnham
Que, are visiting with the formers
parents, Alex Stott aud wife.
Mrs. Mae Laid aud two sons, who
have been here several weeks, returned
Sunday to their home at Rumford Falls,
Ne.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowe of Sher-
brooke, Que, have been spending a few
days this week with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. +.
Ellis.
Secretary and Mrs. A. 5. McAlister
returned last Thursday from a visit to
Rouses Point, y. Y, their former field
of labor.
Miss Julia Tracy, who has been the
guest of Mrs. j. W. Farrell several days,
returned Saturday to her home at Lam
caster.
Mrs. F.. Purcell of Groton, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. ID. Glee-
sou the past week, returned home Tues
day morning.
If anyone has found pair of gold
bowed spectacles and will leave them at
the HERALD office we can restore them
to the owner.
Announcement is made elsewhere by
the County Examiner of the time and
place of holding the fall examinations
for teachers in Essex county.
Frank Bigelow of Boston came here
last week to join his wife and children.
They are staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Almon Smith, enjoying farm life.
Fishermen should bear in mind that
on and after August first, next Tuesday,
fishing in the hrooSs and streams is
prohibited 10y law until next season.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. ID.
Gleeson, who has again recently been
cOnfged to her bed for two weeks with
stomach trouble, is once more able to
be up.
Miss Corneia Needham came to
Island Pond Tuesday from Augusta,
Me-, and will in few days succeed her
sister, Mrs Greene, in the ladies depart
ment of Pomeroy's store.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, l.. W.
Stevens will sell by public auction at
the rear of Pomeroy's store, lot OF
household effects, for a description Of
which, terms, etc. see posters.
Luther Durham entertained a party
of young friends Saturday for his cousins
Ethel aud Earle Bigelow, who leave on
Friday for short time at Old Orchard
before going to their home in Dorchester,
/ Mass.
Harry Hunter, formerly ticket clerk
for the railroad company at this point,
now residing at Oakland, Me, was in
town Tuesday, enroute for Danville,
Que, called there by the illness OF his
mother
DIR. Trenholme, our dentist, has
sufficiently recovered from the effects OF
his injuries, caused by the accidental
discharge of a rifle, as to be able to re-
sumo his business, commencing next
Monday His office is over the Bos
worth store.
Last Saturday the East Charleston
nine played with the second nine here
the latter winning by a score of 81 tc
II. The Charleston boys We're handi
capped in not having pitcher. They
played good fielding game, but were
weak at the bat.
Arthur Bettinson, who was arrested
last May, charged with assault, anC
held under bonds to await the action o
the grand jury, was surrendered 10y hi
bondsmen Tuesday, and the same da.
committed to the county Jail at Guild
hall by deputy sheriff Bemis.
Fl. Jones went to Bradford Tues
dav to attend a convention of distric
deputy grand masters of the Gran'
Lodge of Vermont, |. o. 0. F. Nj
' Jones is the district deputy of distric
No. 5, which includes the lodges a
Island Pond, Newport and Barton.
q Mrs. f. J. Cleugh and little son al
rived last week from Detroit and wi
spend the summer here. Her husban
has just recently left the employ of tn
Grand Trunk Co. ard gone to Crippl
Creek. Col. where he has more r.
munerative position. Frank Lee an
J. j.. Flaherty, formerly of Island Ponc
:, are also at Cripple Greek.
V Mrs. Magee, who with her daughtt
~ spent several weeks here in the earl
g summer, arrived at her home in Graz
brook, B. c., just in time to welcome
granddaughter. Thus says the Cra
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