Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-21

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Tuesday.
A daughter was boru August IL to
Mr.. aud Mrs Albert II. Mclean.
Mrs. Ed. Ellis went to Sherbrooke,
Que, Tuesday, 10 be absent two weeks
! The Merry-go-ronnd is here and as
popular as ever With the young people,
The March term of Essex County
Court took its final adjournment August
! 18th.
Frank c. Mosher and son Curtis have
gone to Walkerton, Ont, to spend a
week or ten days.
Miss Maggie Murphy of Richmond,
Que, is spending few days in town,
the guest of friends.
The Misses Bazinet left town Tues
day to spend week with friends in
Holland and Derby Line.
The members of the W. r. c. are re-
minded of the meeting on Saturday
evening at S O'Clock, in &. A. r. Hall.
Philip Bartlett has left at the
HERALD Office a bunch of keys that he
found near the band stand Sunday after
noon.
The regular meeting for the current
month of Ross Encampment, %. o. F..
will be held next Tuesday evening at S
O'Clock.
II. l.. Davis went to Minot Corner,
Me, Wednesday, to see his father, who
is critically i'll with no hope of recovery.
He is in his eighty-third year.
Miss Jessie Dunbar, and the Misses
Zeta and Martha Tracy came to Island
Pond Monday to renew acquaintance
with former school associates aud other
friends.
F. II. McGuigan, formerly manager
of the Grand Trunk System, passed
through here Sunday Ell route to Port
land, aud was greeted by several old ac-
quaintances.
Miss Ella Mackenzie will give lawn
party at her residence, Friday evening,
August 81, as a benefit for her pupils
who were burnt out in the late Chelsea
fire. Everyone is invited.
The execution sale of the property OF
f. F. Norcross in favor of Hattie VIII
lard has been postponed by order OF the
Supreme Court, a petition for a new
trial having been filed by the defendant.
A purse containing upwards of $40
was presented Mrs. Linehan Saturday
evening, contributed by the members of
Christ Church as slight appreciation
of her services as organist, past aud
present. A token we'll bestowed and de-
served.
The Annual Reunion of the 18th
Vermont Regiment will be held at
q. A. X. Hall, ST. Johnsbury, VT, Sep
tember 4, 1908, at Q o'clock M. All
veterans, their families and friends, are
cordially invited. The families of de-
ceased comrades will receive a hearty
welcome.
l.. F. Jones announces in his adver-
Using space this week his annual clear
ence sale of summer wearing apparel.
See the suits and see the prices. These
goods must be sold and they are Of
fered at a price cutting eclipsing all pre-,
cedents. Style, quality and workman
ship assured.
Robert King, employed in the lum
Der camp at Summit, fell the length of
the steps of the over pass at the station
Wednesday morning, and was quite
badly injured. One eye was cut open,
several stitches, lips also cut
open, and head and body considerably |
bruised. He is under the care of Dr. |
Mayo, and doing nicely.
Mr.. Harrington has formed very |
fne class in singing aud Thursday even
ing the 9th, they will give one of the |
most delightful entertainments ever CIV
en- in this town. They will be assisted
by one of the finest humorous and |
dramatic readers in The state. Some of
the best local talent of this town has
been enlisted to make this entertain !
meut a great success. Reserved seat
tickets on sale at Thurston's Drug
Store Monday, August oath.
Democratic Caucus.