Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-12-06

i he winter term OF school commence
Monday.
The pond was frozen over Saturda!
morning. November 80.
Leslie Skinner has employment a
salesman for the Guest Wilcox Co.
Clyde River Rebekah Lodge will holl
a ten cent social in their hall Friday
evening of this week.
Jamon Perry, a sufferer for some tim,
with Bright's disease, has heen taken IL
a hospital in Montreal for treatment.
The Junior League will have a sale
and entertainment in the vestry of the
NJ. F.. Church Monday afternoon and
evening. December l6.
Mrs. Alfred Roy has moved her mil
linery parlors and workshop from NJ.
Blanchette's block to her home on Derby
street, where she will be pleased to greet
| HeT CliStOlntfs.
The Grand Trunk has placed orders
for 100 freight and passenger locomo
tives with different Canadian and United
States builders. The cost will be about
81 10000 and delivery is to be CON-
pleted in the first nine months of next
year.
The weather conditions for coasting
aud shedding have been all that could
he desired for several nights, and the
young people have made the most OF
their opportunity. A few venturesome
boys have enjoyed good skating on the
pond.
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational
Church will hold their annual sale and
chicken pie supper in the vestry of the
church Wednesday December Is. Sale
begins at $50, with a large assortment
of fancy and serviceable articles. Supper
will be served from $50 to 7.30, at %
cents each.
The HERALD is indebted to secretary
Nichols for file of the Washington
Herald containing a full report of
the proceedings of the international
convention of the Y. NJ. c. A held at
Washington last mouth. Roth at home
and abroad the association is making
remarkable progress.
A man giving his name as--nnpro-
nounceable, Polander, was discovered
in bonded car loaded with wheat by
yard master Chapman last Thursday
and turned over to the customs officers.
As he had broken the seal of the car in
Canada he was only held for the action
of the immigrant inspector, by whom
he was deported back to Canada.
l.. +. Jones offers an exceptional OPP
portunity, not to be overlooked, of pro-
curing very dressy suits, overcoats, and
nohby furnishings for men and boys
Now is the season TOR these things, and
at this well known store are the great
essentials, quality, style, price. Pur'
chasers of Christmas gifts will find wide
range for satisfactory selection at this
store.
Mine host Pomeroy OF the Stewart
House served splendid dinner Thanks,
giving day, and received many deserved
compliments for his excellent bill OF
fare. Besides his regular hoarders and
transients over thirty townspeople were
his guests that day. Several Others
had notified him of their intention tc
be present, but were unable to do 80 fol
some reason or other.
Thomas Crane, formerly OF lslant
Pond, now of Chicago, who recent,
graduated from the law university a
the head OF large class, was here las
week calling on the friends of his boy
hood days, and was kept busy acknowl
edging their congratulations. lie cam'
from Boston, where he had spen
Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs. W
II, Buckley, and WAS en- route for home
The fourteen feet frontage addition
to j. c. Fogg's store is approaching
completion. The large plate 6 lass win
dows are set, four ~ 70 in, am
two 3Ox72 in. There is also plate glas
set in the doors in keeping with the win
dows. The whole will show off to de
cided advantage when completed, an
is a great improvement to our bushes
center. As soon as it is ready for OF
cupancy Mr.. Fogg will move in.
In his full page advertisement thi
week Mr.. Bosworth announces that hi
, holiday campaign has commenced, an
calls your attention to a number of al
} ticles carried in stock by this reliab
7 business firm. The most attractiv
: gifts for man or woman, boy or cir
e something that will bring pleasure
the recipient, can be found in great V;
y rietv at the Bosworth Store. And tn
most important fact to purchasers is tt
a low prices that prevail. The large a
= sortmeut of chairs of all kinds, artist