Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-09-07

Mrs. W. NJ. Smith is this week en.er.
tanning her mother Mrs. : T.. Clock,
of Groveton, \. II.
Read what l.. +. Jones has to say
about hats" in his new advertisement
this week. See first page.
The open season for partridges. wool
cock, and wild ducks and geese began
Saturday. cartridges are reported nu-
merous this year.
Mrs. Pomeroy aud children came home
last Saturday after visit OF several
weeks at Coaticook with her parents,
Dr. and Mrs Robinson.
w. r. Boulds announces ia his new
advertisement this week the receipt OF
new goods from New York, with special
sales for boys suits, etc.
Patrick Boylan of this town and Mis-,
Stevens, of No Stratford, were united IN
marriage at the latter place "Wednesday
morning. Congratulations.
The Misses Nicholson have been ell
gagged as teachers at Morgan Centre,
and Miss Ethel Lougee at Fast c hairless
ton, all commencing their lahors Tues
day.
Gilmore c. Barnes leaves today for
Milwaukee. a delegate to the Grand
Lodge b. of l.. f., which meets there in
biennial session the 10th inst. Mrs.
Barnes accompanies him.
Mr. and Mrs. W. EdmoudSon aud
children. who have speut the past few
Wee rs here with Mrs. Edmoudsou's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. d. llerriu.
left Monday for their home in pittsburg.
Pa.
Monday was a legal holiday, Labor
Day, The bank was closed. but the
post office was kept open all day. The
Bartlett Co. took advantage of the day
for their annual stock taking, and it
was indeed a Labor day for All con
cerned.
Fred Moye and wife of ReadyiIlp, Mass,
are in town for two or three weeks. the
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Moye. This is their first visit in SIX
years, aud they are, OF course, most cor
daily greeted aud welcomed by old time
! friends.
George l.. Dyer expects to leave town
in the near future for Coriuth. y. !,
where he has been offered good posi-
ton in paper mill, also position in
band and orchestra. lie left town sun.
day for weeks visit with friends IN
Bridgton, Me.
f. +. Hobson has met with a severe
loss by the death of a valuable at d
favorite driving mare. Going into the
udiH wednesday MUM TIC Iouu' VIC
mare dead, it having fallen through the
scuttle hole during the night He has
repeatedly refused $3.50 for it,
Mrs. W. W. Lombard, who has been
confined To her bed for period of seven
years or more, suffering with a hip diff
fculty, was taken to the hospital at st.
Hyacinthe. Que, "Wednesday morning.
That she may meet with help and be re-
stored to health is the very general wish
of this co immunity.
During Friday night some of the Re
publican oillboardS were covered with
Fusion posters, AID i'll the morning when
this was discovered. confusion existed
for "A brief period, until such time as the
Republican town committee. appreciat-
ing the Joke, could again cover the
boards with Republican posters.
A dispatch was received here Wednes-
day evening. to the effect that Mrs.
Reilly. who has been under medical
treatment at Portland for several weeks,
was in a precarious condition, with little
or no hope of improvement. Her three
sons. William. ".Jack" aud Owen left on
the night train for Portland, where We
hone they will fud the conditions more
favorable.
, Miss Alice Strathern left Monday for
3 Barre, where she has position as teach
err, succeeding Miss Ella Mackenzie
The latter has gone to Northampton,
1 Mass, to teach. Miss Martha Davis has
' returned to her school work at Newport
and Miss Mary Ann Lee goes to Gorham
1, Saturday. both having been re-engaged
q for the ensuing year. Pretty good evil
dence of recognition of the ability OF
y these four young ladies as teachers.
: A list of the attractions at the Coos
f and Essex Fair to be held at Lancaster
S next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
;. day, is given elsewhere on this page, tC
:. which we invite attention. AS will be
n readily seen most interesting and en-
e tertaining programme has been arranged
h Races daily. The exhibits too will b'
V well worth seeing. The HERALD hope
/. the people of Essex county will joil
n hand in hand with those of Coos count,