Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-11-15
TOWN TOPICS
Home Talent
December Il
Prof. J. F. Riley
January Il
Juanita BOynton Company
February II
Scotch Singers
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Miss Pearl Davis was up from Berlin,
n. H., over Sunday.
Hubert S. Bishop went to Norway,
Me-, Monday to assist in the Advertiser
office for a season.
Sheriff Rrattie, of Maidstone, was in
town on official business, civil not Grim
inal, last Thursday.
Stephen NJ. Harmon has had his PEN
sion increased from IS to Sl2 per month,
the increase dating from last March.
James Applebee and wife have gone
to Jefferson, n. H., to take charge of
his brothers farm for couple of weeks
A room over the post Office has been
fitted up for use as an Office for DIR.
Mayo. His residence is on Walnut
street. Telephone connections.
F. NJ. Bum, special agent and Don
A. Stone, special employe of the Treas,
nry Department, made an official visit
at the custom house last Thursday.
Special sermons to young men were
preached last Sunday at the Congrega-
/ tional Church i'll the morning aud at
the Methodist Church in the evening.
A.. j. buchanan and Miss Lottie Davis,
both of Clifton, p. G.. were united in
marriage at the Methodist parsonage by
the Rev. &. ID. Lance Friday afternoon,
November s.
| Peter Paul, who had his shoulder bone
broken during the fire, is resting com
tortably. A subscription paper was
passed around for his benefit, and a
goodly sum realized.
Mary, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Foss, has been quite i'll the past week
with bronchitis, and threatened with
pneumonia. The latter has happily
been averted, and she is now daily i'm
proving.
A. NJ. Stevens, proprietor of the Essex
House Livery for some time past, has
rented the Stewart House Livery, sue
ceeding j. w. Skillens, the latter in
turn going into the Essex House Livery.
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At Christ Church next Sunday the
rector, who was a clerical deputy to the
recent general convention at Richmond,
Va, will give general report Of the
proceedings of the convention at the
morning service in lieu of sermon.
The two emgrants who We're deported
last week, and doubled back on the
officials from Coaticook, Que, as related
in the HERALD, were captured again at
North Stratford, n. H., last Thursday
by emigrant inspector Harris, and once
more returned to Canada.
j. G. Fogg is putting on new front
age of fourteen feet to his store next the
opera house block, and will put into the
store large plate glass windows. Ihl
extension will also give him two addi
tional rooms on the second floor. The
change will be a decided improvement
to the fiat.
Forty-four transient guests were reg
istered at the Stewart House last Mon
day. Mr.. Pomeroy, the proprietor, il
continually making improvements al
looking to the comfort and convenience
, of his guests. He has just had the par
lor fitted up in fine style and added tw
bath rooms and toilet accessories on tn
r second and third floors. Other i'm
Il provements are contemplated. Waite
his announcement next week abou
special Thanksgiving dinner.
A new water tank is being erected
the railroad yard, Just east OF the roun
house, of much larger capacity tina
% that now in use, and will be complete
if in the near. future. The coal chntes ar
completed and the removal of the oil
o cbutes and the old water tank will cor
q siderably enlarge the car capacity OF tn
yard. The standpipe under the vladut
is also to be removed to position nea
the roundhouse Office.
= At the stated communication OF Islam
Pond Lodge, F. &. A. NJ, held Monda
evening, the Master Masons degree wa
conferred, followed by a supper o
=, steamed CLANS and other good thing
l The date of the charter Of this lodge
January II, 1853, consequently nea
u January will witness the seml-cente'
NAL annive rsary of its institution A
ton was taken looking to a recognltlo
is of the event and decided in favor OF
reception to David Pratt of Portlan