Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-03-27
SCOTCH Wednesday Evening,
SINGERS April !.

SINGERS APRIL.
Don'i miss this musical treat.
Reserved seats NJ Thurstou's.
A. 4. Pomeroy will soon commence
the erection of a garage.
l.. +. Jones and daughter Elizabeth
spent Monday and Tuesday ia Portland.
4 large number of new books have
recently been added TO the Pub.ic IL
hrary.
Pilgrim the Jeweler is showing a
handsome line OF Easter postcards,
booklets, etc.
One more reminder that box rents at
the post office must I've paid before
April lst il patrons wish to retain their
boxes.
&. 4. Fogg of Berlin, y. H.. came
here last week Thursday to visit his
brother j. {. Fogg, remaining until
Monday.
Frank Emery has sold out his lunch
room business to G. y. johnson Of II.
]ohnsbury. The latter took possession
of the cafe Monday.
In his new advertisement this week
l.. +. Jones has something to say about
Raincoats, OF which he has in stock
nice variety. \ raincoat is good gar
ment to possess.
All are reminded Of the social aud
literary evening under the direction OF
the Epworth League at the vestry of the
VI. f. Church Friday. Exercises com
mence at O'Clock, and the programme
includes music, readings and an address
on Printing,
County court convenes next Tuesday
at Guildhall. Ii is believed that the
work OF the term can he completed with
in two weeks. Judge Powers being as
signed to Windham county court which
conveRes April Ii. Otherwise recess
will be taken.
The HERALD regrets that the school
board is to he deprived of the services
of Miss Julia Liable at the coming
spring term. She is suffering from tom
sllitis, and will give up teaching for the
present and return to her home in
Pressure lsle, Me.
DR. f.. j. Williams of SherbrooSe,
Que, was called here Tuesday as counsel
with Drs. Ellie and Sargent regarding
the infant son of the latter, who has
been grievously i'll for some days, and
does not improve as readily a. mis- friends
could hope for, having suffered relapse
of broucho pneumonia.
Ed. Davis has been quite i'll aud con-
fined to his bed for several days, hut Is
now improving. and hopeful of soon re-
turning to his bench His many friends
will be greatly pleased to hear that he
has been granted an increase of pension,
and will now receive $40 per month the
increase dating from last February.
The case of the United States. vs. 81
600 wooden last blocks, seized at Island
Pond last year, which was on trial at
Rutland last week, resulted in disagree
ment, and the jurors were discharged.
II is understood the jury was hopelessly
divided, large number of ballots fail
ing To change the situation. District
Attorney Dunnett, who appeared Tor the
United States, SAYS that il the case is
not settled it would he tried at the May
term.
The Japanese Tea given last week at
the home of Mrs Randall, by the La
dies Literary Club, for the benefit OF
the kurn lIattin Home, vas a decided
success, both socially and financially.
The japanese idea was carried out in
the decorations, especially in the room
in which tea was served. where hand
some japanese screens, umbrellas and
fans disposed about the walls formed an
appropriate background for the low ia
ble with its dainty tea service, and the
Japanese ladies" who served the soup
which CHEERS received much pleasant
COMMUNICATION.