Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-15

-e E-E- gous .gr-. -oz-s s-.EeriHE . u
oar baggage gong froz ore s.ds Of Ia
roon 20 Is- othsE. Alter Ire ssssa ssh.
-,3-t such = Shso- as olr sta,e-rnou.
/ Sas iu, Tot CzIs-lSss t.4nkir. Co.
lcAi ~ ssrs EFF 70 lei Jhs SC 5. Ate
t1iEty-six hoars i; vas delightful O.
card The ship. W. rAs--! CAPE HA--
--rAs about eigt, o'c-aek n the sTensns,
December 237i The ree-ai exl-T.zne-
-uad- - issl tEsi passing ;S;s pain.
ah-F- &c s-r- soosiug for u 10 ts Eeagt
vas nothing 10 oouf2-i-on. We came in-
70 Savannah a. o'e.o>s Cilri.,r,ss DAY.
. husrs ahesi .: :iHIe. owing 70 th-accI-
l-it 70 The s,e~srd, the osscers xsUiing
% p; tim into a hospital in Savannah.
Nc inyFe>-i0a 81 Savaau.h is TO- the
-.sesS.st-st- We these ;lree tolrs.
Everybody. ans eye'y~a=rs in tee city
.sas in fe-;iE dress fer Christians Day.
i SEEMED 20 lie more Ike oar FOURTH Of
lIiy e-!-bFa,isl- l1sib. Tie demon-,Is-
'ious ~ere -ickening. Although Ae Rad
4 the great change along Prohibition
lEes Ia TIE state Of Georgia. j, certainly
Sas not in evidence in tie city o; Sa-
sAnuah. We witnessed Two fstt- there,
not 6st fighting, hgr razors and guns
s-re assd. We we're tEors than GLAD &c
start for Jack sonEills, reaching there AZ
80 ?. ~, add had : tedious Ss;. o. 81
Hour. before saEing for s.. Petersburg
W aEEiSAI Saturday morning st go
and before -yeLir Z s-se most confoTtsb-
3 iDcatad- We live rather q bohen.an
h;s-get some 0; OF: meals and 60 out
To -ome. TnI- Is certainly laan o.
'nnshin-, flowers, pescefglu-ss aud col.-
F-:.t- Fruit 10 abuudsnc-, oranges G::esr
--r,s dozen. g-spe :-ui;, tie s..i, siiy
aud sixty cents dozen. Ne have CO.
-umh--rs every DAY, tomatoes two bs-
sets for fifteen cents. ,laAteTri.s e
trras high how, bat such a delicious
HaTor. New Yeas DAY 10y yrk,ises
took salt cate. plunge, declared tie
sst@r "a, warmer than IL Souid be any
day in July o. Aagus. io the north. !
am sl;ti;g 90 .-oGt ye-aEda leaving
The side one IL eeioe too tot foe comfort,
A | loos OF st the right the opea s-s
meets ny eye, the shore, shite saod-
a hite - the psp-s OF which ! write. \
u=sfer vieS, ! se- yards with r,e~ bushes,
co!ors r-d, white AID yellow, IooAing ss
II they all gre- OF Ole large bash. IL
front grove Of .s!l piae-- A: tie !e.,,
rottas-s OF bungalow tyre mostly, ,he
varsndas covered with . trailing vice,
profgl.-ly blooming, flowers orange color.
tFLr onii It l. eal.-i, sid palm trees
"a .f.' L. our hscs yard there s.e trees
u 49, 'r-!', I.anaes, suays, paw-pas.
IT, az the fruit grows OIL TIE SITTER Is
iut-' 'stiGg 20 se-. The fgui: hsngs IL !
clusters on the insi8 tree A. about |
are large o!eauder trees in full bloom. |
magnols, cauphor, dssepslu, PEPPER
and banana The bamboo tree = the /
p-et,iess OF all.
Real estate SEEM, high. The "1Ders
Of homes are ever ready % -e!l Do, their |
terms are exoroi.ant, 80 u s-eus to TIE.
It Is a growing town. NJ relatives say
hat there haye been great many be~
aogsss built since they left here las.
March. There are hotels ou every coyuer,
6!led With tourists later 10 the ssAsoo, %
th-y tell the. There were ssid to be
fourteen thousand last yesr. can truly
say il oue warts climate they can hni
no better place. than St. Petersburg. Pa
Come and Sc for yourselves. wish
yon would.
Yours most sincerely.
Kate Earber Thurs.ou.