Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-09-14

| ca lN'H uduSlleTS 10 lHtlf nome Satur-
day, September 5.
The condition of j. c. Mansur. who
suffered Il slight shock last week, con-
times favorable aud he is daily improv.
ing.
Mr. aud Mrs. Claude Foster and two
children are spending their vacation of
two weeks at Old Orchard and other
Maine coast resorts.
Mrs G. A. Jordan. of Boston, is here
on visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George F.. Adams, and will remain dur
ing the month of September.
The Stewart House and connecting
buildings, furniture, furnishings, etc, is
advertised to be sold by public auction
Saturday, September -, at 10 o'clock ia
the forenoon.
The Sunday seaside excursions will
be continued two more SUNDAYS, Sep
TENDER l6 and %, under the same con-
ditions as previous excursions, excepting
to Old Orchard Beach.
Rosh lIashona, the Jewish New Year
1861, begins next Wednesday evening
at sunset. continuing until Thursday
evening at sunset, during which time
Stern Brothers store will be closed.
William 5. Nicholson has purchased
Of Dale < Sweeney, for cash down, all
the land on the north east side of the
Charleston road, opposite John Smiths
place, known as the Jacob Farmer place.
The enrolment of pupils in the high
school building for the fall term is as
follows: High school %. Ninth grade
IL. Grammar school 81. lntermedi-
ate A. Second primary 30. First pr-
mary 30. Total Isl.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Farmer are greatly
afflicted by the death of their little
daughter, which occurred Monday, Sep
TENDER 10, aged fourteen months. Flu
neral services were held Wednesday,
conducted by Rev. {. ID. Lance.
Thomas NJ. Crane started Tuesday for
his home at Chicago, having greatly en-
joyed his eastern trip, especially his stay
here of several days among old friends
and associates. His trip included a
visit to Portland, Boston and New York
The Essex Realty Co., of which Por.
ter IL. Dale is president, and Harry b
Amey treasurer, has purchased the Yer.
mont lands of L. p. Burgess. These
lands have an area of about II 900 acres
and are located in Brighton, Morgan
Averill, Lewis and Avery's Gore.
1t will afford the many friends of Mrs
Lombard greay pleasure to hear that the
doctors at the hospital in st. Hyacinthe
Que, to which place she was taken las
week, do not consider her case as help
less, and are hopeful of being able 10 ale
) her. Her husband goes there today t.
visit her.
The bell for the Methodist Church il
. expected here daily. NJ. c. Day is wa
asked the other day low the bell was tt
be placed in the belfry. He replied
that it would be attached to balloon
f taken up and dropped through an aper
, ture at the top of the tower, "Alort'' ell
5 joys being facetious.
= The Rev and Mrs. +. p. Lee, an
daughter Maria left Tuesday morning
for Kingston, Mass, to attend the wed
: ding of his son Edward B. with Mis-
Margaret Wilson, which occurs Satul
, day, September ID. The newly wedde
pair will come to Island Pond next wee
Wednesday or Thursday.
People are in small business that z
into the cemeteries aud steal flower
placed on the graves of loved ones, AM
even more despicable was the act of som
one taking bouquets nicely tied up wit
ribbons placed Oh grave last week, frol
which the ribbons were stolen and tn
o flowers thrown behind some stones nef
' the fence.
Mrs. Will Smith entertained lars
party of friends at whist Friday ate
y noon in honor of Mrs. Connolly, wi
leaves Island Pond this week to join h
= husband, few months since transferre
from here to Montreal as trainmaste
After whist, ice cream and cake we
,arved. 1t was very pleasant socl
function, and all present enjoyed the o
j.. casiou.
Linus II. Long has purchased ii
/ stock in trade of NJ. II. Davis, rented ii
6 store and taken possession. As M
Long has been in the grocery busine
for nearly twenty years he can succes
fully cater to the wants OF his customer
lie and his bride, Dele Davis, will
to housekeeping in the Davis hou
near the store. We wish him every ST
cess in his new venture.