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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
EAST CHARLESTON

A. o. Moulton has moved to Morgan,
having leased the l. c. CargiIl farm.
A. R. Gregory is visiting friends at
Greensboro and Waterville this week.
Floyd Davis WAS very badly choked
by sucking some food into the larynx
last week and has been quite i'll from
the effects ever since.
Miss Grace Barney has been i'll and
unable to attend school for two weeks.
Schools close the winter term this
week Friday.
Norman Amey has returned from
Gui Idhall, where he has been visiting
friends.
At Barton, January 25, Harry Morse,
son OF c. l. Morse, all formerly OF this
place, was injured by the cars SO tina
he was removed to Brightlook hospital.
St. Johnsbury, and one leg amputated a
few inches below the knee. He has a
wife and two children residing in this
town.
B. F. Trip had a bad fall in his
room through weakness Monday morn
ing, and is now confined to his bed
suffering much pain as a result.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
LEXINGTON

Mrs. George Ramsay is i'll aud unde
the doctors care. but not confined t,
her bed
Mrs, Agnes Holbrook has bad at
tack OF the grip. aud pneumonia wa
feared at first, but she is gaining SLOWLY
Ihe children have had lighter cases
the same disease, but are all improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Read drove
Bloomfield last week to see her uncl-
Charles Estes.
NeIs N BunuelI, Martin Bunnell' /,
son is seriously i'll with appendicitis
DR.. Ward of Canaan attends him.
Stewart Ilolbrook has bad cold and
is home from the Colebrook Academy.
- many OF the students there are sick
that tue schools are temporarily closed.
Miss Jennie Holbrook WAS i'll with
the grip last week and unable to 60 to
her work in DR.. Jones Office.
Miss Della Whipple and Miss Jennie
Alden spent the week end with Mrs.
Agnes Holbrook.
Ms, Oramel Sims has returned from
Montpelier.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
EAST HAVEN

Fred Smith had narrow escape from
what came near being serious accident.
One day last week while hauling logs to
the mill he had to nse bride chat
down sharp pitch, but the chain did
not hold and the force of the load
carried the horses and load out of the
road at the foot of the hill and there be
ing turn in the road the horses were
thrown fiat and had to remain so until
one or two small trees could be cut
away. No damage was done with the
exception of the destruction of the
harnesses.
Charles Zero of LyndonviIle yisited
his sister, Mrs. Emma Amidon, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Charles Lane Of Lyndon visited his
brother, Jesse Lane. part of last week
There was a social dance at the town
mouse iasu fluaY evening
GREATLOSS By FIRE.
The Williams Manufacturing Cos
Veneer Mill, also a car load of assorted
veneer, was destroyed by fire Sunday
night Loss about $4,000. When the
night Waterman, Mr.. Farmer, went the
round of the mill at ten o'clock every
thing appeared to be al! right; at about
half past ten fire was discovered in the
dry room in the upper part of the mill
Whistles were blown, telephones rung on
different lines and nearly every man in
town and goodly number from Burke
were on their way to the fire. Unfor-
tunately the h ydrants were frozen caus-
ing delay of the use of the pumps. Be-
fore they could be used pail brigade
was formed and the men worked so
heroically that the boiler house and saw
mill were saved. All the electric lights
were put out of service, making it very
unpleasant, as most of the houses in
that vicinity were lighted by electricity,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
Bride and Groom Separates
DURING Honeymoon.

A contretemps occurred IN the newly
married life of young couple from
Lewiston, Me, arriving here on the alter
noon train Monday, which Will give
them cause to remember that eventtul
date for some time to come. They were
happily married i'll Lewiston that morn
mo and left on the train for Coaticoak,
Que, to spend the honeymoon. "heh
the train arrived at Island Pond the de-
m,,re voung groom left his bride to ex-
More our handsome new station ana ne
was evidently so absorbed that he ala
NO, notice the train pull out leaving him
behind. and nothing to remind his
Flushing bride of her new founo
mate save his overcoat which ne had
,.tt !, the seat. The groom was neon
solable in his grief, but at length was
ouieted by the soothing remarks OIL
.uose" Courchesue. the popular station
,o,;csnan who is ever ready to come
70 the relief of newly married couples
He invited the groom to his house and
entertained him till the arrival OF the
n;obt train when he departed to meet
b;s bride so anxiously awaiting MN
.A,l.s we'll that ends ~ell,'
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05

The town auditors are busily engaged
10 the performance .. their duties.
The Ladies Of the G. Ar. will meet
with Mrs, Kimbal! Saturday afternoon
at 80.
Miss POttle Of Canaan wss visito.
here part Of last week, the guest Of
her aunt Mrs. I. E. Quimby.
The ladies will be especially interested
in reading Stern Bros. new advertise
meht this week about corsets.
\ merry Widow" company passed
through here Sunday en- route for
Montreal. Three extra large baggage
cars were necessary to carry the special
scenery used in the production Of the
play.
Despite the extremely cold weather
Monday evening good audience patron
ized Cook 4 Harris moving picture
entertainment, given under tie auspi-
ces OF Oswegotchie Lodge, X. of p. and
all present were well entertained. The
illustrated songs and motion pictures
were excellent and received with great
favor.
There is remarkable bargain sale of
clothing, with values of an unusual
character, in progress each afternoon
and evening this week, a. the Lombard
store on Cross street, by L. +. Jones.
Style, fit and quality are all there.
Some prices are quoted in his adver-
tisement on the first page and February
9th is announced as BLACK Friday"
At the annual convention of Oswe-
gotchie Lodge, No. Il, X. of P. the
following officers were elected
ID. b. Mayo. &C
f.. +. Blake. C
l.. c. McKenney, P
W. +. Tucker. VI of "
r. Thompson, VI Of +
II. W. Blake. VI of +
j. F. Linden, X of RS
II. +. Aldrich, VI of A
b. J. Mckinney, &
Alfred Mutt, OG
y. c. Chapman, II. F. Aldrich,
Trustees.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
IUNEN BURG.

There was no morning service at the
Congregational church last Sunday, ow.
ing to the illness of Rev. Mr.. Howard.
A severe snow storm visited us last
Saturday January 30. Nearly foot fell
and some of the roads are badly drifted
The social at the parsonage, given by
the Ladies Aid Society, was a pleasant
occasion, a large number being present.
Games and short literary programm.
filled up the entertainment aud refresE-
ments of cake and coffee were served.
Mrs H. +. Warren visited her nice
Miss Folsom at Montpelier part Of
last week, also attended the closing
sessions of the legislature.
The spelling school was held in TIL
hall Thursday evening, January %, By
the graded schools and a prize wa
given to the winner in each grade VIII
spelled the longest in the grade. Follow
ing We're winners: 4th. grade Madelins
Curtis, 9Th. Mildred Kimball, 9th. NJ "
jprie Bell. eth Olive Jewell, Sth. Ralph
Dodge. 9th. lola Carbee.
James Dodge has bought the farm il
the Hollow owned by Walter Colby
consideration understood is S2i00.
10 Gonya, who was suspected of illega
liquor selling, left town last Friday night
rather hurriedly.
Miss White was business visitor in
st. Johusbury Thursday January IS,
and also a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.
Frost at Lyndonville, where she attended
he library conference.
Mrs. Charles Spaulding is spending 3
part of this week with her mother, Mr.
Stearns, in Whitefeld.
P. l.. Stearns of Whitefeld was in
town recently.
II. NJ. Day is hauling ice for Georg
Temple.
The graded schools closed the winte
term last Friday, January 90 The high
school has several weeks longer to keep,
Senator Vance and representative
George Bach returned home the last of
the week, both glad that the session is
finished
l6 below zero Monday morning.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
GUllDHAtI

Fred b. Chase has been visiting hi
grandfather, Z K. Follansby.
Rev. and Mrs. |. 2. Chase and Nil
Alice Bailey went,t Orleans Monda
Tor a short visit with relatives al .
friends.
Irving {. Hannaford of Gorham. y
H, visited friends in town over SUNDAY
Mrs. II. ). Wiley entertained til,
Ladies Aid Wednesday.
The dance saturday night was post
ponet until next Saturday night OF
account Of the storm.
Mrs. Fred Knights has been quite i'll.
Mrs Harry Henson was a recent Vi
ltor in Beecher Falls.
Grange meeting FRIDAY night.
Fred l.. Follansby came home frou
Bradford Thursday
Miss Harriet Boyce OF Concord, Mas
Is visiting her uncle, john Boyce. all,
family.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
firebue at East Haven.

About 1870 Sunday night the veener
mill Of the Williams Manufacturing
Company at East Haven burned to the
ground, as related elsewhere in the East
Haven correspondence. The circum-
stances were such as to leave no doubt
but that the fire was of iuceudiary orr
gin. Suspicion was directed strongly
against one Melvin Nelson, a young man
OFF, hteen years, by reason OF threats
made, he having been discharged from
the company'S employ the day previous,
also the contradictory explanation OF
his actions before and during the fire.
States attorney George l.. Hunt was
notified, and he and deputy sheriff
Bemis went TO East Haven Monday to
investigate the matter, Nelson at the
time being under arrest. Later when
confronted with the evidence gathered
against him. Nelson broke down aud in
tears admitted his guilt. He was brought
to Island Pond Monday night and
placed in the lookup. Tuesday afternoon
before Justice Parsons he pleaded guilty,
and was held in $1,000 bonds for trial at
the April term Of Essex county court, in
default of which he was taken to Guild
hall Jail by Mr.. Bemis Wednesday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
CANAAN

Mrs. Sam Weeks of Colebrook visited
Mrs. George Biglow over Sunday.
Mrs Jesse Bailey visited her mother
Mrs. Gray. over Sunday.
{. ID. French went to North Stratfor i
Saturday on business.
Several from here attended the Pc
mona Grange meeting at Colebroo.
Monday night.
j. b. Nichols went to Bethlehem Fir
day, returning Saturday.
Miss Lavinis Pottle went to Island
Pond Thursday and returned Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Haynes and son Jesse visited
III Colehrook over Sunday.
George NanDyke was in town Tues.
day.
Frank Heath and wife were in Cole
brook Monday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
Ladies Literary Club.

A very delightful afternoon was spent
Thursday. January IS, at the home of
Mrs. L. F. Jones. The usual business
routine was followed by the roll-caIl,
"Books that we would like to see in our
Public Library" to which every member
and several visitors responded. Current
Events, as always, were OF interest.
The feature of the afternoon was an adj
dress by Mr.. Porter H. Dale, who an
nounced as his subject-"The Use and
Value of BOOKS" and for half an hour
held the closest attention of his audience,
as he spoke of the qualities that make a
book really of value to US, and OF what
we should bring to our reading in order
to derive the greatest good from it, The
speaker also touched upon the library
as the house of the books, and showed
the influence of good pictures and
statuary in forming taste tor the best
in literature. A selected reading by
Miss Eaton, "The Public Library from
a Business Mans Standpoint" was
followed by a song by Mrs. L. B.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
Y. M. c. a. Anniversary

Last Tuesday night the Y. NJ. c. A..
auditorium was filled to the doors with
members and friends of the Association
the occasion being the observance Of
the fifth anniversary since its organiza-
ton. Reports of Chairman, A. W. Bos-
worth, Treasurer. E. j. Parsons, Auditor
F. c. Mosher, Ex.Pres. Woman's Aux
iliary, Mrs. c. NJ. King, and General
Secretary, W. F. Morong, Gncluding
reports of other committees) showed
steady comparative increase in all lines.
Mr.. Harry Dickson, Secretary of the new
Association at E. Deering. was present
and made appropriate remarks. Quite
unusual for an evening of figures and
statistics, this programme proved most
interesting, being interspersed with
beautifully rendered vocal solos by Mrs.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Quimby, Mrs. Wright
with Mrs. Amey and Miss Bartlett as
accompanies. Several delightful Sc
lections were given by the local orches-
ira composed of G.. l.. Oyer, cello; NJ.
T. Sadleir, cornet; J. Cote, violin; aud
Chas Later, pianist. Every one present
appeared to have an enjoyable time, and
this was no less noticeable when the
last number on the programme-deli-
cious ice cream and cake-to which all
responded, was served by the ever faith
full Woman's Auxiliary.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05

Jones, and the programme closed with
an informal discussion on practical
work for our own Library" The host
ess served dainty refreshments, and a
half hour of social chat was enjoyed.
Mrs. ID. b Mayo will entertain the cluI
Fehruar! II. 1t is hoped that there
will be a full attendance, as several
changes in the bylaws of the club are
to be considered at this meeting.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
MORGAN CENTER

Mrs. I. c. Cargill has been i'll for
some time.
Mrs. A. q, Griffin, from Canada, was
in town for few days recently.
Mrs. Ida Ewens is recovering from
her recent illness.
While S. l.. Barney and Fred Hold.
den were working in the woods last
week they found large snake crawling
on the snow rather chilled, and evidently
forgetting that it was still January in
Vermont.
Miss Lila Goodsell was i'll last week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
TOWN TOPICS

George L. Hunt, states attorney for
Essex County, is earning his increased
salary these days.
There has been a slight increase in
freight traffic through the port OF
Island Pond the past few DAYS.
Gibbs L. Clarke, who only last week
recovered from severe attack of Ia
grippe, is now seriously i'll with typhoid
pneumonia.
Miss Mary A. Flanagan, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Ellen Flaherty the past
three weeks. returned to her home in
Portland, Me, Sunday.
The stated communication of Island
Pond Lodge, +. & \. NJ, for the cur
rent month, will be held next Monday
evening at S o'clock. Work.
The room in the northeastern corner
OF the opera house block is to be fitted up
as a municipal court room. An appoint.
ment OF Judge 10y the Governor is dailv
expected.
We had another cold wave Monday.
thermometers registering from ii to 90
below zero, with piercing cold wind.
The mercury remained from & to 10
below all day.
The improvement noted last week in
the condition of Mrs. Sarah Warner,
who has been seriously i'll for some
time with typhoid pneumonia, continues
and is very gratifying to large circle
of friends.
Elmer Harmon, who has been absent
several years, and came to Island Pond
at Christmas for few weeks vacation,
returned Friday to his home at Edmon-
ton, B. c., where he has employment as
engineer. Mrs. Harmon accom- panied
him.
When I. II. Quimby came to Island
Pond last September and assumed the
management of the Stewart House he
was unaware that it was necessary for
him to take out an innkeepers license,
aud his unintentional neglect to do this
cost him $50 and costs last week.
The adjourned hearing before JUS
tice Parsons of the charge of grand lar
ceny preferred against four young men,
referred to last week, resulted in the ac-
quittal of one, and the others were held
for the action of the county court, two
in the sum of 5000, and one in 800.
The required bonds were furnished.
0. T. Davis has returned from Mont
pelier, and while he represented the
town to the satisfaction Of his constitu-
ents, he says, "Never again" He was
good worker, especially in the commit
tee rooms, and frequently participated
in the debates in the Honse. The gen.
eral verdict here is she made good.
Mrs. John Guest left Monday morning
for Chattanooga, Tenn, where she ex-
poets to spend the remainder OF the
winter with her son, Eustace, who is at
tending the law university. Mrs. Guest
has been in poor health for some time
and her many friends are hoping that
the change may be beneficial, Her hns-
band accompanied her as far as Boston.
Deputy sheriff Bemis arrested man
from Grovetou, y. H., last Friday even
ing on the arrival of the local mail
tram. He bad skipped from that town
without paying his board bill and had
stolen some clothing and other things
from some of the boarders. These
goods we're taken from him, and upon
paving his board bill he was allowed to
continue his journey to Montreal. MIR.
Bemis received the telephone message
about four minutes before the arrival OF
Al
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
The GENTLEMAN from HAYWLlE.

Little Red Laugh.bO,k Of the Yer.
mont Legislature. illustrated. How
Things Looked to a New Member. 4
Laugh in Every Line Some Lines =
Laughs. By mail % Cents. If Your
Dealer Can't Supply. II. l. iiiudley.
Rutland. Vt.
See samples Of new wall paper a.
Bosworth's.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
Y. M. c. a. Notes.

The February meeting of the Woman,
Auxiliary will meet next Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Please note the
change in the day, it being the second
Tuesday in the month hereafter. Spe-
cial business.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
Pro Tenn, Protection at low rates

If you prefer low priced policies, ex.
anime our offerings. If We write it, it
is right.
Goth year. National Lie ms. Co. o.
Vt. (Mutual.)
W. W. SPRAuuR & son.
Gen. Agents OF Northeastern Vermont
st. JohnsburS, VI.
j. II. LaRoche Special Agent.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05

he plant being a: the mill. Ali
auxiously awaiting the arrival OF G.,
Williams 70 learn regarding the rebuilt
Jag Of the mill Is 50 many bad employ
meut there.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
.aI,ei FOR Government Positions

s. loid a Government position
- .aated for life aud at good
on0n nI>iti0ns are TO be filled this
Examinations for the different
>'..u- NjII he held soon. | can fit
t>~ the examinations for any of
r. ....as POSITIONS. Will furnish all
.N...r, l.--.
]. ..u.~>,~l make cross opposite
.... #tpd. Cut out and mail to
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
NlNAETMFNTAL BRANCH

NHPAETMFNTAL BRANCH
E.aay Mail Clerk (Male)
H..'ey Mail ~eigher (Male)
".aay Mail Porter. (Male)
LISBON HOUSE BRANCH
>mn.-. (Male)
Assistant Weigher (Male)
M-,-roger, (MaIe)
POST OFFICE BRANCH
-ra Male) OF Femal-)
Clerk Carrier (MaIe)
particulars regarding the above
: "'.-r Civil Service Courses, will
... ''-- on request. Address b, 4oi
-.. Block Portland, Maine.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
Local Business Notices.

New lacs and muslin Curtains at b,
Worth's.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-08-20

The following is the report of
the business done at the land office
here during July:-final proofs So;
homestead entries 1888; commuta-
lions 3d.; r. r. selections z; reservoir
declaratory statements S; state
selection 2; homestead declaratory
statements 2; receipts SIS, 931. Is.
The cash receipts for July /,
1908, were $50, 207. 89. This was
before the Lennon land territory
was cut off from the Dickinson
district.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-08-20
six BLIND PlGGERS ARE
SENTENCED At DICKINSON

Last week at Dickinson Judge
A. G. Burr passed sentence on j.
A. McAndress, John Andor, Daniel
Heidi, Paul Messer. Paul and
Xaver Koch. all found guilty of
contempt violating the prohibition
law. The sentence for each party
was 5 months in Jail. $500 fine and
$3.50 for costs. and in default Of
payment of fine 100 days additional
time in Jail. In Paul Messer and
Xaver Koch case the costs are SIS
each. as the parties were prose-
cuted as a firm, Messer & Koch.
Attorney Zuger of the attorney
generals office and Attorney F. c.
Heffron of Dickinson were the
prosecuting attorneys.
Mr.. Hetfron says that parties
engaged in the blind pig business
in this country had plenty of warm
ing and they should have needed
it and so arranged their affairs as
to have been out of the unlawful
pursuit long ago. They appeared
defiant, continued to purchase and
sell intoxicating liquors and when
arrested and brought into court
fatty denied having violated the
prohibition law. Now they are
facing the stern reality of the
North Dakota prohibition law,
and delay is the only hope left.
Appeals were taken in each case
to the supreme court.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-08-20
Medora Clippings

From the Herald, Aug. 49,
Saturday morning a special of five
coaches, carrying Pres. Howard
Elliot and Supt. B. o. johnson and
their clerks and retainers went
thru Medora. They did not in
vite the editor aboard nor give
him a cigar at $500 per M; that s
candor.
The bridge to the stockyard spur
was repaired Saturday. A pile
driver and crew worked two days
at it. Another crew will repair
the spur. This bridge and spur
have not been used since the heavy
rains, when it was all but washed
way. There will be a twenty-five
car lot of stock shipped August
2lst, therefore it is time the work
was being done.
Judge Paxton issued marriage
license Friday to C. G.. Huffman
and Isadora Holstion. both of
Burkey. Upon securing the IL
cense, the young people prevailed
upon the Judge to perform the
marriage ceremony, and, after
drafting some county deputies as
grooms and maids the young
couple were united. They left on
No. 3 for their homes.
The men actually engaged in
the new Medora bank are promis-
ing an opening toward the latter
part of September. The stock is
all subscribed, the men are among
the solidest financially, in the
country, so there will be no delay
from rounding up organizers.
The home of the new institution
will he on the site of the old hotel
near the station. They are figur-
ing on a 45x25 foot building of
brick construction, of which esti-
mates are now being received.
When the figures are in and the
plans all settled the building will
be rushed to completion.
In the preliminary hearing
Monday before Justice Nichols,
Joe Gerome, who stole seven
horses from the vicinity of Mar
marth and was caught near Dick
enson, waived examination and
was remanded to Jail to await
action Of the district court. AS
court for Billings county does not
convene until january, and as
Gerome is willing~-nay anxious,
for his penal term to begin, it is
thought probable that Judge
Crawford will run down some
day. convene an extra court and,
on his plea Of guilty, sentence
him. Peter Stevens is the COM
planning witness. but it is thought
probable that no testimony will
be taken, as the culprit knows
they have a cinch, and a fight
would aggravate the case; so he
acknowledges the corn-juice.