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Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16
Satisfied With The Law.

In the opinion of the school officials of
Baltimore the new compulsory school at
tendance law has worked satisfactorily,
and the results have been gratifying to
State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton M. Bates Stephens.
He will have a similar bill framed ap-
plicable to the whole State, which will be
presented to the present Legislature for
it's consideration. 1t is said the bill will
have the support of nearly all the county
superintendent, most of whom have been
convinced of its practicability observing
it's operation in Baltimore.
Will Be Busy And a Beautiful Place.
Mr.. Charles ]. Remsburg, the largest
Individual grower of gold fish in the Uni
ted States, who lives at his beautiful
home at Lewistown in this county, is lay
ing out plans that will make his farm and
surroundings very busy spot within the
next six months.
He will have a decidedly beautiful and
attractive place when all his plans be-
come fulfilled. Mr.. Ramsburg will at
once build large combination dancing
pavilion and skating rink, plans for which
have all been drawn, and all the lumber
manufactured for it. We are assured by
Mr.. Ramsburg that it will be ready for
the public not later than May 18th of this
year. That this place will prove to be a
popular resort there is little doubt as the
site for the dancing floor and rink is with
in two three steps from the railroad
which runs between it and his boat lake,
the area of which is eight acres. The
water for the lake comes from springs
and will be from three to seven feet deep.
Pleasure boats will be provided, and
those who may not care to dance or skate
can enjoy themselves boating.
This is not all that Mr.. Ramsburg pur-
poses to do. He intends to provide places
for those who want to enjoy a bath in
clear, cool and sparkling water, with
sandy bottoms. His large hotel will be
l0Oueleu dlIeT SlllllldI SuillHlcI IolSlo anu
will contain about forty rooms with pri-
vate baths and all modern conveniences.
The hotel will occupy a prominence but
hundred feet or 50 from the railroad
and will command view of the Freder-
ick Valley from Round Top to Sugar
Loaf, with a view of a stretch of noun
tains for 80 miles.
There are few men possessing the en-
ergy and determination of Mr.. Ramsburg,
He spends many thousands Of dollars an
nually around Lewistown in the way Of
employment of labor, and by embarkinP
in these various enterprises he will speno
much more That successes will attend
his efforts, we doubt not, as he makes
good calculations before he begins. We
wish Mr. Ramsburg abundant success in
his every undertaking.
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16
Telephone Exchange Burns.

The exchange of the United Telegraph
and Telephone Company, at Westminster,
was burned early Sunday morning. The
switchboardlwas destroyed and.the wood
work of the room considerably damaged.
The fire occurred in heavy rain and
wind storm, but large number of the
volunteer firemen turned out and kept
the blaze from spreading The exchange
was in the second story of a building
owned by the George w. Albaugh Real
Estate and Brokerage Company.
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16
Henry NJ. Parrish Dead.

The residents of Thurmont were shock
ed Wednesday morning to learn of the
sudden death of Mr. Henry M. Parrish
at his home on w. Main street, this place.
Mr.. Parrish was an active man, always
had a good word for any and all whom
he met. When he retired Tuesday even
ing he complained of a pain in the back
of his head. He went to sleep and slept
until about three o'clock when he awoke
and complained of his head and got up
and secured small blanket for about his
head and again lay down and went to
sleep. About an hour later he made a
slight movement and his wife spoke to
him. Getting no answer she became
alarmed and arose and Immediately called
to Mr.. Jas. McGuigan for assistance and
also sent for DR.. E. c.. Kefauver. Be-
fore either arrived Mr.. Parrish was dead.
Mr. Parrish belonged to Acacia Lodge
No. 155 A. F. & A. NJ, and Good Samar-
itan Lodge No. 46, |. O. o. F., of this
place and also to the G. A. R. organiza-
ton. Funeral services will be under the
direction of Acacia Lodge of Masons at
the home on Saturday morning; interment
in the U. B. cemetery.
Left to mourn their loss are his widow,
Mrs. H. NJ Parrish, Mrs. Elizabeth Slick,
Mrs. Gertrude Grimes, Mrs. j. Harry
Freeze and Mrs. Emma Rouzer, sisters;
and Mr.. Ed. Parrish, of Cincinatti, Ohio.
Mr.. Parrish was aged &c years and 13
days.
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16
MYERS.
A Lazy Liver

May be only tired liver, or a starved
liver. 1t would be stupid as well as
savage thing to beat weary or starved
man because he Jagged in his work. So
in treating the tagging, torpid liver it Is
q great mistake to lash it with strong
drastic drugs. A torpid liver is but an
Indication of an ill-nourished, enfeebled
body whose organs are weary with over
work. Start with the stomach and allied
organs of digestion and nutrition. Put
them in working order and see how
quickly your liver will become active.
DR.. Perces Golden Medical Discovery
has made many marvellous cures of silver
trouble" by its wonderful control OF the
organs of digestion and nutrition. 1t re-
stores the normal activity OF the stomach,
increases the sccretions Of the blood-mak-
ing glands, cloanses the system from pol
sonous accumulations, and SO relieves the
liver OF the burdens imposed upon 1t by
the detection OF other organs.
II you have bitter or bad taste In the morn
Ing. poor or variable appetite. coated tongue,
foul breath. cohstipated or irregular bowels.
feel weak. easil& tired, despondent frequent
headaches, pain Or distresstp "small OF back"
gnawing or distressed feehQg in stomach.
perhaps nausea. .\ayhAtsE>so[ "risings" in
throat after eating. and kindya symptoms
OF weak stomach and torpid liSsA no medi-
cine will relieve you more promptly Or cure
You more psfmanentlI than Doctor PleIce.s
GoIden Medical Discoyery. Perhaps only
part OF the above symptoms will be present
at one time and yet point to torpid liver or
biliousness and weak stomach. Avoid all
hot bread and biscuits. griddle cakes and
other indigestible food and take the "Goldcn
Medical Discovery" regularly and stick to its
use until you are vigorous and strong.
The cDiscovery" is non-secret non-alco-
holic, Is a glyceric extract of native medici-
nal roots with full list Of its ingredients
printed on each bottle-wrapper and attested
under oath. Its ingredients are endorsed
and extolled by the most eminent medical
writers of the age and are recommended to
cure the diseases for which 1t is advised
Don't accept substitute of unknown
composition for this non-secret MEDICINE
OF KNOWN COMPOSITION.
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16

supply is rapidly becoming exhaust
ed. A detailed description OF exper-
iments in preserving fence posts, to-
gether with practical suggestions for
treating them on commercial scale,
are contained in Circular III OF the
Forest Service. This publication can
be obtained upon application to the
Forester at Washington.
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16
Hit With Axe Handle.

Mr.. Rob't Moorehead, of Sabillasville,
was hit on the head Monday night with
an axe handle while trying to enter a
house through window, the blow crush
ing his skull, the effect of which caused
his death Tuesday night.
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16

Do you have backache occasi ,nally, or
stitches" in the side, and some ines d
you feel all tired out, without ambition
and without energy? If so, your kidneys
are out of order. Take DeWitt's s Kidney
and Bladder Pills. They promptly relieve
backache, weak back, inflammation of
the bladder and weak XII dneys. Sold by
James X. Waters.
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16
New Advertisements.
Annual Meeting.
Wanted-Bus. Loc.

When you want the the best, get De-
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. 1t
is good for little or big cuts, boils or
bruises, and is especially recommended
for piles. Sold by James K. Waters.
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16

There are some sidewalks that need re-
pairing, and why not repair them this
Spring, we ask?
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16
New Insurance Company Begins
Business.

Benz. F. Grouse, Insurance Commiss-
ioner, was in Frederick on Tuesday last
investigating the Peoples Insurance Co.
They were authorized to begin business,
the full 100000 capital stock having been
maid in.
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16
BLACK,

John B., son of Mr.. Jas. B. Black of
Rocky Ridge, died Monday, Jan. 18th, of
convulsions, aged 10 years, 8 months and
81 days. The deceased has been in i'll
health for many years, being afflicted
with spasms. He was found Monday
night in the back yard of his home lying
with his face in a puddle of mud and
water in which he is supposed to have
fallen when seized by the spasm. Funeral
took place on Thursday at Rocky Ridge
at p. M, Rev. Guy P. Bready officiat-
ing M. l.. Creager, funeral director.
MYERS.
Geo. w. Myers died at his home two
miles from Creagerstown on January 10,
death due to paralysis. Funeral services
were held Sunday in the German Baptist
church at Rocky Ridge, Rev. Guy P.
Bready officiating.
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16
DI Ed.
OGLE.

OGLE.
Mrs. Margaret Ogle, widow Of the late
John Ogle, of Graceham, died at her
home Sunday, January 18th, agel 81
years, 10 months and Is days. Mrs. Ogle
has been an invalid for the past five years
due to paralysis. A few days before her
lemise she was again paralyzel Funeral
services We're held Tuesday, l4th, at the
Moravian church in Graceham, Rev. r.
Huebener officiating; M. l.. Creager,
funeral director.
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16

The Clifton Remedy Company is in
Town Hall this week.
Catoctin clarion., 1908-01-16

All subscribers in District of Columbia,
Virginia, North and South Carolina, Penn
sylvania, Delaware and throughout the
United States can get The SUN by mail,
at | cent q cOnV.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15

faithful in 4 marked iegres 70 Ire in
tsrssi 2: al the people, therein dong
ss4ai lastioe. siieo1g fear. fsror o. a.
f-riloa. His deyoti0u 70 the Interests
q th- V-opl-. regardless Of powerful n
aa-rc-, hss often tea shosa and oo=
instance NAV = mentioned
In 1900 a oil! intended TO provide IN
some measure against unequal taxation
aud u increase corporation taxes "a
psS--d hy the House ia, Sas defeated
iu the Seua;e under The leadership 81
Mr.. Clement Mr.. stanton wAs a ~-na.
tor and aiih Messrs DInusii, CudSorth,
Baldwin aui a f-E Others, did his at.
most by voice and vote 70 secure the
passage Of the bill
Ia 1905, = hen Mr.. Clement Sss 4 can
dii4ie for governor. the Free Press aud
either papers told Us a thousand times
that We ought not TO vote for Mr.. Cirm
ent because he defeated that biz, aud il
was reason enough.
Il SENS 20 h good logic TO sag thA
nov ~ should vote tor the mau Nh'
| faced Mr.. Clement and did his best /,
~-clre the passage u the bill
JOHN l.. BARSTOW.
Sheiburue. Vt. NAV II, 1905.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15
Summer Hotels Highlands Of
Ontario.

The Grand Trunk Railway System
Announces that Arrangemei Is have been
Completed for two handsome additions
to the chain Of hotels throughout the
Highlands Of OutariO.
The Wawa Hotel on Lake Of Bays
on Of the lines, summer hotels il the
Northern R-~osiS Of Canada, Is n-aring
competition and work Is under sAy o.
the DeS Highland Ian situated over
Cache Lake at Algonquin PARK s'ation.
The Highland Inn will be OF the cottag-
,yp-, cosy aud comfortable 10 its ap-
poiatm-uts, all modern eonvenieaces.
colonial hrePilc-s ia the dining aud
living rooms spacious piazza and most
charming oailook over LAKE, moantaiI
and virgin forests in fact all the com
forts Of civilization are transported into
this virgin wilderness Double daily
mail service, Telegraph and express Ia
cilities 1t this point Nth excellent tran
service wIll make this hotel unique ana
attractive for res,fal sojourn 50 r-mos-
from the tarmoil If the cities, bat Vet
sith all Necessary facilities for commit
alca;ion With the outssde world. Cb.
highland Inn Is situated about ljl9 fl.
above SEA level giving it by far u :
highest elevation Of any sammer hote
in Eastern Canada \ good boat liver
4ad corps Of guides all ne maintained
Ani tourists who d-sIre 10 make extend
81 ,riIS throagh tn waterways Of ID,
pArs wiU ~ ouifiti-i and proridei f.,
Ia every RESPECT without rendering j.
necessary to bring ANY baggage except
ing wearing APPArei according 70 r. ssl
Of soj,uFn. These ne~ hotel, ~ill pro
vide every comfort 2od facility for 81
53ympui ot guests and the eo>l oil 2cc,ola-
mediation ~i.l br ~ reasonable that IL
I1.l Hot lrlrF &nEobr O. HotrSaie Rss-4L>
from IaAtroniZJng them. In addition TO
this th-y ~ill cater TO 'oari.s trade iroa
Great Britain where the Grand Trunk
IS organizing trips OF parties aud indi
viiaa!s for lamp SUN of expense in
Guiding hotels from the time tourist,
leave home until they resarn- Snch
lriFs head 10, ooenPy more than gIr
aTsrag= holiday. say ore meath, az,
all embrace the oresa tEiP. and oppo'-
,anlIy al becoming acquainted ~ith c..
nAijaus and Canadian Affairs ara 'hs
entire cost will not exceed that OF the
as1AI Summer holiday in Switzerland O.
other European Resorts
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15
Per Contra

The railroad Interests on the vest
side Of the tate are jas, now very A.,
ioe!y opposing Prouty, aud some Of tue
l-aiing corporation lawyers in the safe
are taxing holi OF the matter aud push
lug stanton. The course Of the present
administration IN urging the enactment
Of the present. railrosd laS and creating
the p-r~-ut railroad commission. vas
uo; agisov-i by the railroad interests
o. at east a lArse part Of them IN ih@
state. and they ar hoping u weaken
,i.- laN ~ 1t l-ast prevent any strength
-uius Of d. Stanton has been asked bS
several Var-r, sh-;brr h. would stand
lror m plank in Progty's platform ~
vhicH be- >sys tina, lie : in favor Ct the
tF-~-rt cooperation .aS. and iavors X
tending ., by Including Telegraph add
T-.-Vhoue Companies, thus protecting
lh~ I~-uTle agaiu.t sny exorbi,aat charg~,
ny Telephone Companies in the event Of
CONSULTATION. Rates boa arr kep; meal
crate only IN Pisc-s Vh@re there is COIN
Petition between two Telephone Cotn-
panirs, and the history Of the Telephone
business i thai eventually they nearly
/ aii consolidate alsd prices ar pat zap
/ NJ Prnuty's idea Is that there shoul
/ - state Supervision Of ali telephone an,
. ;-,sgrAPu lines IN the state, - A. 10 pr
vent aoy unfair charges or di~crimina
lions, sud tia, the rights Of the publi
>hoai u protected.
Mr.. Stanton 80 far has not answered
neither have any Of the papers WhIei
are supporting him iutimated that b
would favor such legislation
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15
The Governorshir.

The republican STATE COMMITTEES hAs
kI-l The dale AMI plza= vi the STATE
saav@1iloa tu- tl- nosBinzsi11 Of SAFE
o-1e=rs Is Wednesday, July !. 81 NJ zs-
F'=i1sr. The eVazt l. therefore, 4ss f~O
'-o1'As s~Ay- and no= THAI TIE t-l=-
gates to ia= republican EaaioaAl esa-
T+lts0l have r-==u s=84stsi- wiih nothing
more 10 D. dol= O. the scso-s Q: Ia
'louA- politics uutsL these Delegates shAll
Al ia-lr par7 al ChieAgo. II l. PrOp=r
10 tara 10 eo2=S3=rs1i0a OF s5a merits
OF tie Respective Candidates fcs tie Lad
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15

P0=>;i=u. Roosevelt rzseats the criIi-
.lsa 0; senators Sho question as an
rboT,y to Discharge the co.orei troops
tailored Al Brownsville. Several SEA
4tors including our oWu Senator >se~art
aA,= received letiers Ia which ne pres.-
ieus SAYS that he de4l, wiih the ea>e
- conditions demanded. Tue President
Aids Ins' he : uadrr 10 E4sion 10
gran, the discharged uesro soldiers or
;Eelr commander, = eoa-g d inquiry.
lie shows tina, :le co.oue. o: th-ss trooEs
: IL deserved di,repate il army circles
The President d=yree4teS mzailIu syu-
.aghy ~.ta nBr1-rsr>. ss.ea IS exists ii
,ae ThaS case IL N-~ York. ETldeull,
.ae Prrs:deu, ,al4ks that the pa! OF
politics ~ilA Bsosusville Is d4ageroa:
lor>- play Si;G patriotism.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15

NJ man hAs appeared Ia American
politics since the reconstruction period,
no mas in his 1b-r more iron and In
lis Jaw l=ss nonsense, than Charles f.
Hughes, governor Of New YORK. TIE
~h.rl~lud campaign which the governor
oas made 70 ioEce al zudAcious State
senate AZ The present extra session
o: the New YORK Legislature, 70 enact
A1ii-'2oz tsAek gambling i4~. supple.
al illustration oi moral sueFgy in AnleE-
.cAa Politics. Shieh remind. u Of tie
sr-a; rsto-m=rs q the Aa,j-s.4very per
lo3. ~ao paved Ih= Way tor decline and
;a.l Of ;d4 ODD PARTIES ard who called
Abraham Lincoln to The Presidency. To
= sure tLe Issue N ~hich Governor
Hughes i conducting his sre4, cam,
p4igE, Is .ss> uasloGS! IhAa the issues 81
i.5l aud o; l@1>. bot wh-a TIE con-
'@u''oos oi Hasbz, are aa2lyz=i, II i
s=en that the elementary principle tos
~hlch Tire governor s fighting. Is ODE
'!i-lc= 10 Substitution. .A~ aid s4rgres
Ion - far a. "a cAa e1-e1 that end. Of
gambling - r&e= tracks, or Of Iia= sllos,
3aogec9us =rnbo1in-a,s Of 8 gambling
Ins1;Ee; aAlra IA a-spoil7i America
enterprise aud which had It's anl5->.Ima1
" the panic Of IAst Oc.ob~r.
I'2y@ruor Hughes splendid e2mTaigl
aria Frotab.y 70 bring P2blie opinion "a
o=4r upon tie N=~ York H&t= senate q
20 s=c1rs to- Legislation tor which h
contends. Ho~ever. sb0aa there t=
otheT results Hughes gill again sand
= republican candidate for sCvsrno-
and tn tad -.,,>.=s voasi - dsy-sssie
s-:a leadership. tai this pIo52rs.iiy
msy pr9mose ;Ese =oa.tuse1s az the .as
~h5eh Gov=-uor H4gt=s demands IN
any syeur- we hoPe 10 sash uistor ar=
sil. t=iAl the eo1niry a tie -=sirsusa
Of GoTesuor Hugh=s from Amer 7au
tc.i,l2s-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15

rt.h..-g % E5-E-..-.s.af-i.z M-rla.s-
.-.-r.-.., ...-.,,r-i i.. 80.
- -. 4, I...,,,,,-s IA. m IT..
...-...,-..-...,-.--,- ,,..rg ,,l...-
..t..-. .s....-.-, $3.50. :, ~ l,r.
-.,--,,,t- founder n ,t- church. John
~ IN thai r,-, II il. look II d.
,.r-.- ,,...,,..y v.rI4Iy uS-menr,.
.-,.t obtained u-,,r 70 l>.a. when Ger
ala, .r..f--,4 form. ~ .ma--tueuis Ner-
.,t.s,-, Tt-.r-.i+-3 an,g~-n.-r.,<-
l.-,,,.- .-,r7-s NJ chang. 4,,.-asr 10 k
4, l.r--r .,-,-f,,.l, forbidden. hut tire
..,i,r,rv decision a. 10 suv particular
....,..-,,-,., = -,r-,- aI,b zach il3iytd-
nal To,ctir- the matter the message
..v.-
w 81. moved bv Profound con-
--.,,1r Of iuty In a.aiu calm. your at
rAr,;s- % tie ,abi-ct If Popular amuSs-
B.r,, in r-l.tion 20 the spirit aud cou-
due, Of ,riri,ua! .its. Ne regret that
/ ne general prevalence u harmful amu>e-
uents dos uo, diminish. Ne 6rni ;
7 mold tia, THY ar aatagonis;ic 70 yi;al
/ ri-,y. rgrrno,i,- 81 aorlilin-Ss, and -
+ r-,i,ilV t--uisiou, "a youth. We r-c-
1mmeud 40, that paragraph rs Iiu the
Neos Of dis,iplinel b stricken out. bat
l,b,,ul.a amended by striking out the
s5ui->S-i!y rartia! list Of worldly anus
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15
EAST CHARLESTON

J. l. Rake has goae to Manchester
y H., - visit his brother.
At Wilspu hNs bought the ie4se OF
,b- TO =, Echo Pond from +. F., Pave
Mr. Wilson BacS Of West D-rby
~F~ns the past w--k here helping care
for her brother. J. 4. Slgmpf. ~ho j
,io~ly improving.
ben McRAe hes bought OF {, H. ChAse
hIs home aud otaer real estate, taking
immediate possession.
AdojPh Pave IS mosjug oac. TO hi,
farm ia Morgan.
Norman Cloud. who recently vent t.
jefferson. y. II, has returu-d b-ra.
;. 3. Bates, County Road Commission
er, Of Derby. NET the seIecta,ea md
ROAD commissioner here on MONDAY amt
.ocA,-i the work to t. done on parma
usuI raads for the current year.
I II. Chase has bought Of II. {. pa-
vis the OLD ho;e. property. It IS reported
that he will CONVERT ,h= sane iuto
Tenement hoa.-.
Fishermen have met ~i'h rather poor
lucs - far since the open season Oh the
pond.
The 9th grade scholars will have an
'ce cream social and promenade IN Yes
try Hall Friday eVeniug. May. Is. Al
mission 10 cts Eyeryoa4 invited.
Mrs porcas (I4@~is) tiresory. OF wh"rn
mention has t--=n made ia thase items
tro'a tIrDe TO time, pass-i assay as,
THURSDAY morning. FaneraI s=ryic-S
acre held AZ TT Church Saturday aft
e-uoou, attended by a large circ'- o;
reLa1ir-s and frleuds. Rev. ;. t. Aehea-
fEzeh o1fici4t:ng. She raves 4 husband.
an aged mother, one sister and several
brothers ~ho have the - mFathy OF all
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15
ltReached the Spot.

Mr. +. Humphrey, Sho oSns = lsrs-
general store al Omega. o., and i pres
ideut Of the Adams Couuty Telephone
Co. a. well Is Of the Home Telephohs
Co. Of Pike County, o, says Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery 1T saved my
Iie once. At least ! think il did. 1t
--m-d u reach the sp7,-th- very
lat Of ray coush.-S hen everything
-. iui--i." Dr. Kings Ne~ Discover.
unt only reaches the cough spo: It
heals the sore sFOts aud the weak spots
Ia iaroai. lung, aud chest. Sold under
guarantee a; j. ". Thurstou's dru.
tore. -. 4ni sI.00. Trial boltl'
free
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15

/; Was ilElcQl; aud delicate work
u sapqceSs resolution Pl-igiug Nsr-
nout's delegation to TIE denomination
Of RoosssTelt. bat il wAs safely 4aaonsT-
llshei- Brer Haggoyi, 4rstshiie : h15r
Of tie groapi.inss, ms demonstrated
foresight and caVaeitj=s vhieh have
eAasa1 a very genera r-vi>5oa c: pebble
opinion u his I.2sz-!I4E.iaick Gazette
Whils Mr.. Hs!e-old KS respectfully
h@2sd !, diia', STRIKE = tbs; tss= sag,g,rs>-
s:"a q MS resolution AS attended a.ib
much difficulty AMI q 70 caPzci;i=s-
dos th= contemporary r-tar 10 E..-iit
&,ss2lI g.lsaraeut
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15
EAST HAVEN

Miss B=rulee CaDpioa, Eho Is teach
ing school in LyBsiVa, spent Saturday
With her p4r-nts, Mr. and Mrs Wm.
CsmFioa.
Ms Susan WAls@r OF E2s7 Bgrse i
stopping for ~his= xith her brother.
II. A Walter and i4aai.y.
Mrs. Henry Moaiiroap il Spending
this E7=2 ~iLh relatives 10 lslAnd Po.zi
Lgmaa H. Walter Of W-ss Bu e.
sE=at i~o day. Ass seek Eith tri-ads ia
toEa.
Ib= se1o1. teacher Aai sirieer s.i0.-
as gaze Bernard C4npio1 sarrris=
party la, Saturday in ho1oz Of BIS
ea=Tsu'h birthday anniversary, which
oeenrrs'i the day FseVioas Ice cream
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15

ana cake we're s-rr-i Al seemed -
suioy The dsy. a.tsolsh the weather
-. uuiavo-ah.s for outdoor sports
S-v-ral Of the iAii-s met Siih Mr.
EiNiu smith last s--k Friday aid o.
CANNED an aii society.
Mn. Flora Smith visited fri-8ds ia
RuTk- last W--k.
Mrs. Fii-lia Foster .nd Mrs OIL
Pr-yosi. aho are - the sick llsi AFe .
li,il- nor comtor;aole 4; this writing.
u-uus Rio and family Of Ne~AFs
have moved into the tenement T~eeaily
vacated hy HArrisoa Smith.
lyah and H-rmoa Humphrey Of
lslald Pond wers guests q; II. \. Wa
ter, saturday.
Mr. AMI Mrs- Y q. Harvey. who have
recently returned fra the south are Al
VI. /. Smiths for f-S days
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-05-15
Saie's Seasrere lahcrster,

Tie Sheffield Scientific school o. yss
university has purchased . site al III.
erad Of Rocky Beach. OF Bradley Pain
s&Nin Rock on whieh an exp-siEaea,
end collecting station viii lie erected
The building proposed Is not an e.rsn
sire l2ho-StoE but merely str4lc tnrx
10 satisfy the Immediate Deeds Of To
school in The collecting sad studv Of
marine sTecimers During tie Is,
year Shelf voted 20 support oue exper-
iuen1ing chemist 81 Woods Hoo
Mass and the structure =, Rrxas4,
Point Is intended for the use OF eyer.
Ieuters during the mouths q The 90,
Aese year when Weeds Hoe i No.
accessible