Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-11-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.


gan, having an extensive job plastering
Aaron Hawkins has started his mil
aud renewed the manufacture OF butter
boxes.
DIR. Sutton, Surgeon Dentist, will b,
in town, professionally, November II
Is, II aud Is. Office at the Stewart
House.
l.. r. Jones continues his talk about
overcoats in his advertising space on
the iirst lage. Some very important
points are presented.
Don't forget the Art Exhibit TO he
held in the Y. NJ. &. A. hall, "Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, afternoons aud
evenings, November 20, 81 aud -.
AT the auction sale at Newport last
week Fred Stevens bought 3 two-year
old registered Holstein heifers, which
came from the Worcester asylum farm.
Fred is after good stock.
Elsewhere in this issue Mrs. Aida
F. Enright, Essex County Examiner,
announces dates and places in the county
for holding public examinations for
those desiring certificates to teach.
DIR. Mayo aud family have moved into
Mrs. Mary Davis house on Walnut street
The DIR. expects to have an Office in the
village in a few days, aud meanwhile he
can be found at the Y. NJ. e. A. rooms.
James Hall of West Stewartstown,
\. H., is in town for few DAYS, pre-
pared TO do all kinds of upholstering, al
so mattress making. He is located in
the tenement opposite the HERALD of
flee.
At the annual meeting of the Won.
ans Auxiliary OF Christ Church, held
Tuesday afternoon, these officers were
elected; President, Mrs. c. ID. Thurston
Vice President, Mrs. Stolte, both re-
elected. Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs.
Chas. f. johnson. A work meeting of
the Auxiliary will be held at the rectory
next Tuesday afternoon at $50.
Thursday afternoon, October 81, the
Ladies' Literary Club met with Mrs.
Stolte. After the regular business rout-
inc, the roll Gala story of patriot
ism" was well responded to, and many
interesting Current Events were given
Mrs. II. II. Hotson read report of the
Federation meeting at Windsor, after
which Mrs. i. b. Jones gave an excellent
paper "Presidential Powers and Duties
A vocal solo by Mrs. Jones was followed
10y an enthusiastic discussion on "Village
Improvement" after which the club adj
journed to meet with Mrs. A. +. Bishop
November IA.
A largely attended and enthusiastic
meeting of the Business Mems Associa-
ton was held at the town clerks office
last Thursday evening to discuss plans
relative to acting in conjunction with
the Grand Trunk Railway Company in
advertising Island Pond as a summer
resort. The scheme was laid before the
meeting by A. A. Pomeroy, and reso-
luton, presented by A. F.. Bishop, that
committee of five be appointed to con-
fer with the advertising agent of the
railway company aud carry out the pro-
posed plans, was adopted. The follow
ing committee vas appointed A. A.
Pomeroy, &. l.. Hunt, {. IL. Wiley, H..
f. Randall, II. II. liobson.
ID. Mckay, formerly employed as
brakeman on the Grand Trunk, with
residence at Island Pond, was found
dead on the track in West Valley Falls,
r. l., horribly mangled. There was
iiaruil uohe III HIS bouy ouI WiiaI WAS
broken. He had been at work making
up a train at West Valley Falls known
as the Franklin freight, and it is sup
posed that he accidentally fell from the
train and lay unconscious on the track,
where he was struck by the $40 pas
senger train from Providence to Worces-
ter. The watch found in his pocket had
stopped at 5.27. The Medical Examiner
attributed the death to accident and
gave the body in charge of an under
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