Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-23

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Miss Ida Reilly of Portland cam.
Sunday TO spend two weeks with he
mother.
Mrs, Lemuel Chase is very i'll at pre-
ert aud her friends hay. small hope o,
her recovery.
y. Il. LOugee, wife aud daughter
Ethel, left Monday to visit relatives ia
Philadelphia.
Dr. aud Mrs. Ellie welcomed an addi.
ton to their family circle on the 18th
inst, daughter.
b. y. Robinson and wife of Coaticook
oue., were the guests over SUNDAY of \.
4. Pomeroy aud wife.
The W. r. {. will meet in the &. 4.
Il. room at X. OF =. hall, next SATURDAY
evening, the 2ith inst.
Lawyer Geo. L. Hunt is taking a few
Jays vacation at present, suffering with
the prevailing disttmper.
81 $1,000 Gold Bonds, offered at a
very attractive price, by II. i. Powell &
Co. in this weeks HERALD.
Mrs, farlin aud daughter of Barton
Landing are in town visiting the for.
mer's parents, J. :. Sweeney and wife.
The old family horse. owned for many
wears 10y A. o. nechene, dropped dead
"Wednesday morniug-ded in harness.
Mrs. Orpha Dale. who is stopping
with her daughter Mrs. Lizzie Foster. is
confined to her room with severe cold.
Miss Martha Davis, who has been
teaching at Newport, is at her home
here for brief vacation before the
spring term commences.
The condition Of Mrs. u. GleeSon. who
has been seriously i'll with acute indi-
gestion, is a little improved, and she is
resting more comfortably.
The finder of gold chain locket ard
cross attached, will confer great favor
aud be well rewarded hv leaving the
same at the HERALD office.
{. NJ. Fletcher Of Canaan was in
town the 2lst inst. to attend directors
meeting OF Island Pond National Bank
Charles is really becoming quite neigh
boriy.,
A special communication of Island
Lodge, F. &. \. NJ, will he held next
Monday evening at the usual hour. when
the third degree will be conferred upon
two candidates.
Geo. Taylor's family are having more
than their share of sickness. Just as
Iazeu was recovering from long i'll
ness, George the next Oldest child is
taken seriously i'll.
G. l.. Nichols OF Binghampton. \. Y,
is in town. 4 call has been extended
him to succeed A. 5. McAlister as
secretary of the Y NJ &. j., and his
decision will be given Monday.
Mrs. Harry J. Ladd of Rumford Falls,
Me-, and her two sons are spending
few days here with her mother, Mrs.
b. j. Mckenney. Mrs. Ladd has been
quite i'll for some time, but is now daily
improving.
The regular meeting of Ross Encamp.
ment, [. O o. F., for the current month
will he held next Tuesday evening at
the usual hour. Every member who
can should attend because very impor-
tant matter, proposed amendment to
| the by laws, CONES up for consideration
| aud tina, action.
Philip Bartlett celebrated his 10Th
birthday anniversary by inviting ten OF
his kindred spirits to a very rich repast
The youngest participant in the testivl
ties WAS Stoesse Roosevelt Norcross
All PRONOUNCED it very happy occasion
aud all departed wishing the young man
many happy returns OF the glad day.
Olive lladley, wife of Charles w
Davis. who has been in poor health Tor
several months past, died at her nome
| Tuesday morning, March 20, tron
Bright's disease, aged - years aud 1t
months Her husband, tour sons, one
| daughter aud a brother survive her
Mrs. Davis was an aifAc'onate wife and
mother, devoted To her friends, amc
always tried to do what seemed to he'
right and inst. The funeral Will he he''
=, the NJ. +. Church this Thursday
,fternoon.
Essex County Court. narch Term.
| County court, for the March tern
cnuye,es at Guldlall next Tuesday
Hon. J. W. Rnwell, chief of ,he suplem
.,,rt nresidiup Judge. The bar docke