Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-09-17
TOWN TOPICS

-.-. seek but : nov eOnyAi-scing
r.g Norm, while playing 90 the
Street VI liay Afternoon fell aud dis
.s.-i 40 elbow.
lie B..,worth Store Co, are showing
.-.- Zoe q Iiri-s aud shOtgaus- Look
.--r-.r show window.
A ,.-.ai dance will be given in the
W.g iu-u-s Hail Saturday evening, with
....-- ,y Blauehette's orchestra.
john Carroll, assistant in the post
.-s-. .-ft Tuesday morning for ST.
b-f--,. Que, 10 be absent two weeks.
Ms, Florence NJ. Blake went to Lyn-
1..7.l.- tuesday, having a position a.
..-.a IMAM IN millinery aud ladi, 5
f.- .,uIug store.
lie uauus of marriage between Joseph
I-uY- sud D-lima Carriere were pub
listed the second time in St. James
Ca-rgu last sunday.
Nr. aud Mrs. Carl Cabans have
Z. I'D from their rooms in the Lake
..-y to a tenement in Mrs. f. F. Hob
,.4's house Oh Cross street.
Albion {. Farmer, state veterinarian
.-.r-- town the coming Saturday for
,...gs. Ohio, to attend the Ohio
>,..- T..versity, veterinary department
u..- Mss hearing the illustrated
.-.-, icing the beautiful pictures
...,,-..- 81 +. Church next Saturday
AIN .4y evenings. Everybody cor
5,.s lifted. Admission free, no col
--l..- wears a smile that will not
s-.. ...- lie went TO Barton Fair last
We. VITA Henry II. Danforth's hand
500 pair 4 horses, with which he Won
IL Glue ..Jbou aud cash prize. Well
t-.- ice.
7, :, aid that the travel over the
Grand Trunk was never as heavy as it
va, '.-, summer. All the trains were
crowded aud the night expresses were
l4a . good part OF the time with two
els.u-,. so great Vas the travel.
The Herald has received postal from
JAM, Pilgrim at Eagle Pass, Texas, re-
yo.,.u. TIE safe arrival of himself aud
Vie September ,, aud very pleasant
voyage. Ih-y ind everything satisfac-
tory thu, far; warn days aud cool
lights.
lI-, Elizabeth Maria Kimball Han
cock dI-d Friday, September 10, follow.
ing au l.u-,S with rose cancer of lip, at
IT, advanced age of eighty-three years
aud seven months. Funeral services
w. .ynducted at her late home Sunday
py the Rev l.. y. Moody. She is sur
vivid rs her husband.
d. aud Mrs. Miller had a very pleas
al, ,Irprise awaiting them last Thurs
iav aD-u they moved into the rectory
70 mud the pantry shelves laden with
good things, including tea, coffee, sugar,
preserves, pickles, vegetables, in fact
everything desired for the table, sent by
the ladies OF the parish.
j. c Coulomb-, wife and two children,
who have spent the summer here with
his parents, returned to their home at
Mortified Friday. Joe will spend two
v--s- At Montpelier working on his
patent mutH-r, and then will 60 to New
Io-5. us, wife aud children meanwhile
,-uaiAia- at Mortified.
H .-a M.Grtth, many years ago EN-
pl.-i - s-ctlonman at this place, was
Kill 1u West Commercial street, Port
land, at week Wednesday. He was a
:ec!l7a foreman on the Maine Central,
AID while trying to get out of the way
OF d train backing up he stepped direct
Is ia trout Il an engine.
tc-i Pa4u-tte has erected FIRE es-
cal- ST ra- rear Of his block, occupied
b. ta~ Bg-north Store Co., aud others !;
aud l. B jones has erected one at the
rear 81 his block on Cross street, oceu-
ped Us W. II. Kane, the Woodmen and
oth-.,. This latter was made by l.. j.
Par-ur. The Y. NJ. c. A. building,
opera house and Stewart House are to
haT- similar equipment, the material
t1r which has been ordered.
4 result Of correspondence on the
raTt ii The Business Mems Association
a representative of a New York firm was
III town this week looking over the fac
tony boiling to see if it was suitable
Tor Ialge wood working industry. He
eZgr-,>-i himself as satisfied with the
b4l.i.ng aud the locality for his indus
tr7 and it only remained to learn il the
transportation rates would be too high
% prevent conducting a profitable bust
lies, here. This industry will use two
million let of hardwood lumber per an
NUN. add employ one hundred hands.
Hon. Robert Chase, a man as vel
Known iii Island Pond a. at his home il
IluduaI., died at the latter place las'
Thursday. September 9, after brle'
illness, aged 20 years. 1t is matter o
great regret to many of cur townspeopl'
that no hrws Of his death and bu, la