Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-12-24
TOWN TOPICS

Joyous ChristmAstid- and happy new
year.
T. ]. Perkins, veterinary. mas located
ia town, Office at Danforth q Boyee's
tables.
MIR. Powers, proprietor of the Stewart
/ House, will serve Christmas dinner on
Christmas Day, from Il to ,.
Roy A. Bishop, who has been restrict
ii to his ho.ue several days with a sharp
attack OF tousilliis. is now able to be
out
Mrs. F. T. Wood of Richford is
spending the holiday season here and is
the guest OF Capt. aud Mrs. W. A. Ora
ham.
Midnight Mass will he celebrated
With the usual sPleudor aud soIrmuity
1t the church Of ST. James the Greater
Christmas eve.
Albion C. Farmer, who is in Column
bus, Ohio, taking the prescribed veteri.
I nary course Of studies IN the OHIO State
/ University, is expected home thus week
The annual meeting Of Ross Encamp-
/ nent, |. o. o. f., for the election af
officers, will be- held in Odd Fellows
Hall next Tuesday evening, December
IS
The condition OF Mrs Jas. 4. Apple
a-- Via has he,,n III with pleurlsy the
past twn weeks, IS very much improved,
80 hat she is able to at up part OF
Zach day
Mir and Mrs Fred Boyce aud Mrs.
Wright Danforth left on the Pullman
SUNDAY night for Kingston, Dat, to
spend lhe Christmas season with Mr.
Boyee's parents.
The Rev l.. n Moody delivered
/ Christmas sermon at the VI. +. church
SUNDAY morning There will b- a
/ Christmas tree aud exercises at tins
church Friday evening
Tuesday was $. Thomas Day, Oh
served al Christ Church by a celehra-
ton OF the Holy Communion. The
day was also the anniversary OF the
Rev. DR. Milers ordination to the
priesthood.
MIR aud Mrs. Leon Morse have moved
IRON Derby street to 4 tenement IN MIR
Eaton's house on Main street recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs Harper Pickle,
who have moved into the Frank Emery
house. owned by Thomas f. Butler.
Fred Stokes had the misfortune a
few days since to run screw driver at
most through his left hand, and for
some time lock Jaw was feared, bat hap
pilv this has been ayerted. IL will be
some time, however, before he RECEIVERS
: the use of the hand.
Joe Schnles, who went to Califnruis
with his wife some time since, IS en-
gagged ia the grocery business at Los
Angeles. As comparison in prices re-
ports are received from there that fresh
, eggs are 30 cents per dozen and straw
D berries cents a basket.
Last Friday As Owen Reilly, brake
man, was attempting to get on to IN
i. train at Grovrton, n. H., he missed III
t footing and fell the steps Of the tende
striking him in the back. His lnIur,
"a is not serious, bat he will not he ahI
to work for a week or more.
/. The deer owned by NJ. Blanchette
rushed against the fence OF its enciosur
Monday morning and broke ITS mech
re This deer was found in the woods som
II time since, by Mr. Blanchette, in a
% exhausted and emaciated condition, Z
III the time only few weeks old. II
brought it home aud with the consei
of the game warden cared for 1t an
soon had the satisfaction OF seeing
thrive. 1t was quite pet. and he Tee
deeply its loss.
: Locomotive Foreman DUDE and vi
left town "Wednesday going to Gorha
where Mrs DUDE intends 10 spend u
winter. Mr.. Dube will leave Gorha
next Sunday for Manitoba, his ne
\ field of labor Previous to his depa
ture his employees in the Motive TO"
~ Department and the engineers and NJ
men presented him with an elegant go
I ring, watch chain and meerschaum n
as tokens of their friendly feeling 81
association while in charge here :
ioin in wishing him success III his ID
position.