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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11

CARLSON & WALKER,
92e Central av., Alameda.
Phone Alameda sos. Encinal Station.
OAK PARK TRACT
OAK PARK TRACT
The aristocraic section of Alameda
Includes the choicest part Of Grand and
Paru sts.. San Antonio San Jose, Clinton and
Dayton avs. and the bay shore: the district
the magnificent homes II contains and that
are now building. Leave train Morton Grand
S5.750-Beautiful new u story bungalow in
Park St near the bay; must be sold imme-
1t is beautifully planned and finished; hard
wood floors throughout; furnace; porch OF
large dining room; sleeping porch above and
LEWIS & SHAW,
1904 Park St, Alameda.
Do you want this nice cozy room cottage
in good location near station; beautiful gar
den, etc
$3.50
Almost given away; story room resi-
dence in splendid condition; excellent location;
near station and Central ay.; only $3.50 cash,
balance per cent.
Buys this beautiful lot. 5ox14o.s north side
Central av.. with room high basement cot
i homes this property belongs to an estate
SCOTT & JUDD.
2406 Santa Clara av.. Alameda.
p@y<OV-OOtldBe. . rooms. 0dLhs 00e cOD01tlOn,
lot Sox1O0; $500 down, balance monthly.
S2,650-Cottage, rooms and bath; all newly
renovated; lot 30x1Oo; $3.50 down, $26
monthly.
81, 65o-Modern cottage of large rooms, bath
and high basement; lot SO Skis; sunny
side street; $1.650 cash, balance mortgage.
S5,lo0-Modern up to date bungalow, rooms
and bath; built / year; ST. 125 mortgage
can REMAIN; lot 40x12q.
FRANK &. NEVILLE,
1911 Webster ST., Alameda Cal.
50. 7oo-Nice, modern cottage, rooms and bath
lot 321ax100; near Chestnut st. station.
va. o0o-A speculation; half block with houses
at Grand st. station: get out list.
ROTHERMEL & CO., 347 Russ building.
TO let-In Alameda, store with living rooms
attached; low rent; in hne location for mil.
liner. dress maker or gents furnishings. II.
g. MEHRTENS, 1000 Webster St, Alameda
BARGAIN-If you have 1000 and know a
bargain. call at once owner OF 5 room cot
tage 1o14 Eagle av. near Bay station.
$50 down, SIS month, buys room house; cor.
lot; new, modern. Owner, $40 Bryant st.
$500 down-A beautiful new modern room bun
gaIow WELLS & BANGS. 306 Chronicle bldg.
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
CENTRAL ADDITION
CENTRAL ADDITION
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LEGAL NOTICES

THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society reports the following admissions In the
orphanage or whole and half orphans from Ian
uary L. 1909. to June 30. 1909. viz: George
stroms aged Z years months; Martin Blank
aged years months: Esther Ladar aged n
years months; Hannah Ladar. aged wears z
months; Samuel Lsdar. aged years 8 months.
harry Friedman. aged s years 2 month";.
cnarles Drueker. aged years 10 months; Ben
lamln LanGo. aged IL years months: Herman
Lando. aged years 7 months: Rebeeca Ianfc
aged D years : months. Roy Smith a0ad ~
Years months; Vera Smith. aged 3 vears.
David Victor zolat. aged u years months.
Lillian Goldberg. aged years 1 rnor;.f
Blanche Ida Robinson. aged 6 years , ,,1,osi.
Helen Mildred Robinson. aged years I rnon1b
Minnie Goldberg. aged wears months -
ME Gage. aged years months. Esther Csge
aged 9 years = months: Dora Nathan 800 >
years months: Sydney Nathan. aeeS e - p
months sea1s
NOTICE Is hereby given that the N1.-7- =
orphanage and Alfred Nuttan Nelson ~
mortal home OF go Lake ST. San Fra1cta
mas received the following orDhan ,1S 49,
orphan girls from January I to july I 1ae si.
Marie Schmttr. yrs NOS: Eustina S,hn1stt
yrs NOS Louise Helen Sergeant 10 -,
1quina Eerna Sergeant, u yrs mos 49, -,
FLORENCE Lewis, yrs. mos. BereIina 90
Inns. II yrs mos: Beatrice Collins N ~
mand Smith, yrs NOS: charlots5s 51ay-
watkins, II yrs. 10 mos. EVELYN n $50
strom- Y yrs NOS Marie Hess -
NOS; Grace Ethel Johnson. ) yrs 10 -
dneooora Johnson. yrs. Teresa Cenrnr5o-i
yrs NOS; Bernice May Ford 4 -
mos. Louise Ries. yrs me- - -,
Scnmitt. yrs mos; Leah ~ A E -o-
yrs mos: Ida Wilson. s yrs 4 49,. 49,.
AryIIla I. Bsrnsdan 10 yrs. 8 mo- '-7'
ST FRANCIS girls directorv orn5s- -
hereby gives notice that the foIIoSvire. 80 yum
SUI nai1 orpnans nave been admitted to tbs
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SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE

HOMES, investments. lots. ranches acre proper
ties BROWN & WILSON, Santa Cruz CAL
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EAsToN ADDITIONS

Ready for building; improvements made; large
lots; high ground; monthly payments. Beau
tiful and most unusual all year home sites in
restricted residence section. only "a minutes
from city, the BEST VALUE within easy reach
OF San Francisco; no fogs: Al train service
every city improvement HAS BEEN installed;
macadamized streets, curbs. cement sidewalks.
sewer pipes shade trees, electric lights. tele-
phones; tradesmen call and deliver daily. This
is HILLSIDE PROPERTY, west of the county
road. and CAN NOT BE SEEN FROM CAR
WINDOW. Terms. 10 per cent down. balance
$40 per month Take IL 40 a. m. or D. m.
train from Sd and Townsend SITS. and ask the
conductor TO stop at EASTON STATION, or
take the San Mateo electric cars from 5th and
Market sts., getting of at EASTON STATION.
Write for maps and price lists
f. J. RODGERS & CO..
101 RUSS BLDG. 235 MONTGOMERY ST.
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NOW THE CITY OF BURLINGAME
We no longer speak of Burlingame station.
for the place has grown within three years
from railroad station to city; this speaks
volumes In itself. The climate, location and
transportation facilities have transformed this
beautiful country into thriving town; thou
sands Of people buying lots and building
homes here-all because they have satisfied
themselves that it is the best-25 minutes
away-this is just as close to your work or
business as many sections of the city Why
hesitate? Go and see it. Streets macadamized;
sewer and water mains laid: large lots-50 feet
front-$500 and up-yery easy terms. Take
San Mateo electric in Mission ST. OF S. p.
r. r. trains at Sd and Townsend SITS. Office
opposite station in Bank OF Burlingame bldg.
LYON HOAG Inc.
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INFORMATION wANTrD

AM S9,r, i3 n concerning the location :.
OF age from eastern PennsvIvanis - years
e,,. fresno county oil neds win - s neara
July received BY his parents &C., - crate
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TO-DAY WE OFFER
owner must leave account OF severe illness;
forced to sell at a great sacrifice
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CARLSON & WALKER,
926 Central av., Alameda.
Phone Alameda sos. Encinal Station.
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HAYWARD PROPERTY.

HAYWARD PROPERTY.
S3,T50-6 acres. very attractive; room
house, bath, pantry; hot and cold water: barn.
COW barn, chicken houses for 1000 chickens:
mill tank; acre IN fruit beautiful view:
good road: near school; Improvements alone
worth the money; see it quick.
So, 250-5 acres with 4 room house, barn,
chicken house; only SO. 25O.
S6,000-5 acres, finely improved, near town;
fine sandy loan soil; modern house Of Z
rooms; chicken houses. pigeon loft, mill and
tank: fruit and flowers; a very desirable
home.
s.. 25o-1 1-3 acres. blocks from p o.: 100
large fruit trees. which last year bore 13
tons Of fruit: land between trees produced
on the investment; new bungalow
streets on sides of the property; see it
quick; nothing better for a small home.
Large and small ranches. town property
lots and subdivisions of every description
Call on address
wILBERT & BEAM.
Opera House bldg. Hayward. Cal
s., 100-11s acres all in choice fruit; new. 3
room house: blocks from post office; all
arranged for poultry
-. 0OO-S.29 acres of land in Castro valley. good
for fruit or vegetables; creek of running
wafer.
81. 6Oo-10 rolling land, one mile from
Harvard csrline; fenced: small barn and
spring of water; onehalf cash
y, 5OO-25 acres rolling land; y miles from
acre in grapes; balance hay and wooded
lsnd; small house; big barn and two
wells: A SNAP.
HAYWARD REALTY CO,
S. c. SMITH, Manager
Open Sundays
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s., S50-New and modern cottage, rooms and
bath. high basement; lot 41x151s street
work done; cement walks; block OF car
line convenient to local trains; terms
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CHOICE VINEYARDS
CHOICE VINEYARDS

some Of the finest dry wine" vineyards in
suit The grapes are Cabernet. Semillon, Bur
guncv and Zinfan6el with a few other choice
blending varieties.
This Is a portion Of the famous Hyde ranch.
where the demand for grapes places the prices
l4gher than any other grapes In the country.
Prices from SI60 20 S225 per acre.
Terms very easy. II bought before August 10
purchaser gets the crop. Five years to pay IL
necessary.
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THE Burlingame Building Co. offers for sale on
terms, to desirable parties. several very attrac-
tive homes situated In the best part of the
Burlingame district, on high rolling land.
These houses most artistic IN design and
contain every modern convenience; broad
porches large living rooms: paneled dining
rooms; open ireplaces; built-in sideboards and
book cases; sleeping porches etc. They rep
resent the highest attainment in home build
ing, combining the best in workmanship. ma
terials and construction. Convenient to two
stations and also the electric cars; % min
utes from the city; tradesmen call and deliver
daily Will be ready for occupancy within
three weeks, including tinting, window shades
garden paths, etc. Plans and specifications
can be seen application to F. ]. RODGERS
& CO., 235 Montgomery ST
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g. 9O0-M0dern cottage. rooms and bath 70
eeptiOn hall, pantry. etc, foot base
ment partly noOreds lot 5O115O; chicken
yards fruit trees: near school and carlines
$500 down and $25 per month.
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81, 500-Choice business block: leased for 50 400
per year; Will take half cash. balance in 10
years at per cent See Occidental Realty
Company, corner Castro st. and Hotel ay
HAYWARD. Cal.
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FOR sale cheap, rent furnished-San Mateo
Park handsome 10 room villa. i acre ground;
own water works; bearing fruit and ornamental
trees, flowers; barn. Box 1876, Burlingame
CHOICE lot in Easton No. "a bargain; terms:
address box 1878, Call office.
ELMHURST REAL ESTATE
$650--A room cottage, lot 25x119, $50 feet
from cars good well aud pump.
81 5000 room and basement; lot 70 IT. frontage,
40 TT. back and 90 IT. across the back;
good barn; fruit and berries; $500 cash.
balance to suit. This is a corner.
81 900 fer room hard finished cottage
close to carline; 5000 cash, balance same
as rent
$500 for lot on Grand av., the finest street
in Elmhurst.
$500 for lots in the orchard 40 it. frontage
If you looking for good investment
come and see me. l have many good bar
gains.
5000 for a lot 5ox140 with house 16x40
board and batten; good well of water and
pump.
p FRY.
Elmhurst. cor. Of Orchard and E. 14th st.
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EXTRA FINE DOWNTOWN BUY
$50, 00o-Improved corner in one Of Oakland s
best business streets; modern, 3 story
building, paying good revenue; this is one
Of the best buys in the city Of Oakland;
under lease. $500
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2, S0o-BeautifuI 8 room bungalow; modern In
every particular; large front porch; good
lot. shed in rear; macadamized streets.
cement walks; swell location; near local
trains; $500 down and balance SIS per
month, interest per cent net.
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ST FRANCIS girls directory orphan s--1-----
hereby gives notice that the following orh ,ai
sna naif orphans have been admitted ~ 80.
asylum from January l. 1909 ~ III, me
l9og: MllIam Joseph McCrannev. 49,. Su y :
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HALF MOON BAY REAL ESTATE

MUST sacriace-Lot 50x15o. in block on Ken,
dress Owner. box a. Burlingame.
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81 So0-Elegant new cottage, 5 rooms and bath.
large front porch. dining room paneling
with beam ceiling. artistic brick manteI;
lot 35x130; choice location; restricted
tract; near locals. very easy terms
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Continued to Next Pase
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LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
I2l412I6 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
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Honey LOANED ON REAL ESTATE AT CUR
RENT RATES OF INTEREST.
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
BARGAIN SALE
TO close out the tract we will sell the few
remaining lots for SO down, SO per month :
choicest lots in Ross Valley; splendid board
walk to and from the depot; grand trees
flowers and shrubbery; located at the base OF
Mt. Tamalpais with an unobstructed view Of
the mountain; fine swimming and boating.
Mira Monte park adioins the great stadium
grounds donated by William Kent for athletic
purposes; splenddly macadamized streets.
sewer and water mains laid Branch Office
Kentheld station, take Sausalito ferry
LYON & H0AG INC.
636 Market ST
BARGAIN at $1000o-This beautiful home nusr
be TO be appreciated Telephone Kearpy
975 and get particulars
MILL VALLEY RIAL ESTATE
MILL valley-Furnished cottages rooms and
bath; large grounds; S15 and $50; phone
Park 1881.
HALF MOON BAY REAL ESTATE
MUST sacriAce-Iot 50x15o. in block on Kelly
av.: station. Price $500 70 quick buver Al
dress Owner. box a. Buringame
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We supply you with this FREE and should
be glad to have you on our monthly mailing
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TIMBER LAND


REDWOOD aud pine timber lands. in lots 4,
suit; 100 70 10000 or more acres; also large
and paying mill property
$5O,Ooo-A paying sswmill and large tract
redwood timber in Humboldt county to settle
estate ROTHERMEL & Co, 24T Russ bldg
San Francisco
REDWOOD and pine timber lands. in LOS n,
suit; 100 10 10000 or more acres: also A large
and paying mill property. ROTHERNfEI n
Co. 24I Russ bldg. San Francis =.
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MODERN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE.
$500 Cash.
$50 per Month.
Near Telegraph ay. and Key Route.
bargain (1251)
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| CLOSE IN ESTATE OFFERING.
| <12, 5o0-Improved corner within block of San
Pablo av-; bound TO steadily advance in
price; at slight cost buildings could be
raised and income trebled; offered to seq
regate heirs interests (4T3)
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MILL VALLEY RIAL ESTATE

BARGAIN at $1O.000-This beautiful home must
be seen to be appreciated Telephone Kearnv
OTIS aud get particulars
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BOr the above apply to
HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY,
1922 Fruityale av., Fruityale Cal.
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Write or call for circulars.

C. II. UMBSEN & CO.
20 Montgomery ST,
San Francisco, Cal.
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NEW. MODERN COTTAGE

$2.S50-A new and modern bungalow: very ar
ustic; lot 40x2:34 large variety OF fruit: only
block from csrline; $500 cash, S25 per month.
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MILL valley-Furnished cottages 8 rooms an
bath; large grounds; So and $50; phone
Park 1887.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-12-17
EAST HAVEN

The Ladies Aid Society met with
Mrs Patsy DOnahue Thursday morning.
Dinner Was served at noon and prepara-
tions made for the coming sale.
Congratulations from friends here are
extended To Wallace Hudson. who Was
recently married to Miss Ruth Sander
lene OF wa,eryille. Que.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Willie Humphrey aud
two children Of Island Pond have been
visiting relatives ia town.
Partlow's Orchestra furnished music
for a social dance in Town Hall last Fri
day evening.
There will be a Christmas tree at the
Nj. +. Church.
Mrs. Walter Hosford has been very
i'll the past week with hemmorhages of
the stomach, caused by the breaking of
an ulcer. At one time it was feared
sue Couiu Ho' ftCoNcf out sue 10 INV
somewhat better.
About 30 members of the j. o. U.
A. NJ. from this place attended the
union meeting of eight subordinate
Councils held in Algonquin Hall, Eat
Burke, last Tuesday afternoon and even
ing. 1t was the largest gathering of
members of the order ever held in Yer.
mont. Supper was served TO about 800
and 10 candidates were initiated into
the order.
Mrs. Albert Wyman is visiting in
town the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lane spent Sun
day with the latters mother in East
Burke.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold
their sale in Town Hall Thursday
evening December 10. A baked bean
supper will be served from 7 8.
Raymond, the little year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Woodward, had
the misfortune to break his leg last
Friday while at play in the bsru.
Bert Laverteau, who has been work
ing in New York, has returned here.
Mrs. Lila Woodward of Woodsyille
n. H., is with her mother, Mrs. Abbie
Hosford, who is quite i'll.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-12-17
FRIDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1909.

Wanted, says the Bristol Herald, n
business man for governor. That SEEMS
To Ice the demand from all parts Of the
state aud it is far from being foolish
one. A good business man, one who
has been successful in his own business
aud is still prospecting, should make
good governor. Such n man would GER
tainly have pretty fair knowledge OF
the needs of the state aud would do his
hest to bring about such reforms as are
necessary. The Brattleboro Phoenix
offers the following as test for COVER
nor candidates: "Write the name of the
men likely to be considered in connec-
ton with the Office. Then imagine that
you have big business enterprise and
must choose from the names before you
a man to handle it. Write that name. -
This is very sensible way of getting at
the subject. In 1908 the Herald sup
ported John A. Mead of Rutland for
lieutenant governor. He was nominate ;,
elected and made good. He is today
just as good business man as he was
last year and he has greater knowledge
of the states needs than before his cleo
ton as acknowledgement. Therefore,
we believe the voters of Vermont will
do the right thing by selecting Mr..
Mead for governor next year. He has
made success in life, both as a physi-
clan and business man, aud today
stands as one of Vermont's most success
full self-made men. In whatever posi-
ton he has been called to fill he has
come up to the expectations of his
friends and made good. What better
record can the voters demand?
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CONCORD

The Episcopals held services in the
town hall Sunday at 3 p. M, Rev. f. P.
Lee officiating.
Mrs. Henry Pease has closed her
house and gone to North Conway, N.
H., where her husband is employed.
Mrs. James Virtue recently made a
short trip to Concord, N. H., to visit her
sister.
Mrs. Mary Weeks, who has passed
the last few months in Florida is stop
ping with friends in town.
Mrs. Brockaway's store will be closed
for few weeks while she is away.
The entertainment given by Miss
Baillie last Wednesday evening was
fine. She was greeted by a full house.
}. II. Walbridge, who has been in
southern Vermont and New Hampshire
in the interest of the New England
Farmer, has returned home.
Judge James Wallace of f. Concord
visited friends in town Saturday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-12-17

bit Is willing TO mortgage his re-
sources for the pleasure.
These offers Of loans ill columns
Of the daily papers. Alongside Of them
are other advertisements. all turning
on the one theme the election. Buy
yourself a new suit to 70 home and
vote inp The grammar Is a bit off.
but the prices are asserted to be all
right.
in the shop windows there are doz-
ems Of election placards: just the hat
to wear when you go home to vote
Specials In suit cases for the election
Take souvenir hatpin to your best
girl when you go home to vote
Swell suit for the election. only 81
week. and In shoe store window.
Tramp, tramp. tramp, the boys are
marching-home to vote: wear IS
shoes and you won't get sore feetr
THE railways offer special rates to
voters, and SO 1t goes. You won't find
anything like it in any other town.
New York Sun.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-12-17
GRANaY

Mrs. J. S. Wells has returned from
Derry, N. H., where she has been visit
ing her brother, Fred Parker. Mr.
Parker has been very i'll with tubercu-
losis for several months, but is now a
little better.
Mrs. Alex Smith is suffering with a
felon on her left hand.
W. f. Shores has finished saving C..
W. Matthews wood aud is now saving
for John II. Wilson.
William Smith, aged 81, fell through
the scuttle in the barn floor down on to
the feed floor below. The fall shook
him up quite badly but otherwise he is
as well as usual.
Mrs. Josephine James of Waterford
is working for Mrs b. c. Gleason.
Walter Gleason has taken a logging
job of johnson & Seedlings, and has
employed several men to help him.
j. l.. Wells has taken the cream
route to Concord, collecting the cream
on Tuesdays. B. c. Gleason had the
route all sum ner.
The Christmas tree will be held at the
church Saturday night, December 25'
All are cordially invited to attend.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-12-17
LEXINGTON

Miss Florence Noyes was taken i'll and
obliged to close her school on Sims
Hill after teaching one week. Miss
Helen Gray of Northumberland, N. H.,
has taken her place.
George Ramsay and little Mary went
to st. Johnsbury last Saturday to bring
Marion home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin and daughter
of Meriden Hill, are occupying a part of
Mrs. r. w. Holbrook's house.
Mrs Agnes Holbrook has been suffer-
ing greatly with an abscess in her ear
Her son, Arcsel, is unable to attend
school on account of having a number
of boils.
Mrs. Charles Coffin of Colebrook was
calling in town last Friday.
Mrs. Mark Scott of Bloomfield visited
her daughter, Mrs. Burt Blodgett, last
week.
Miss Sarah Holden was called home
from her school by the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Owens. Miss Eleanor ChaI.
mers will finish out the term.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-12-17
LUN en- BURG

The Ladies Aid Society will give a
social at the parsonage Friday evening
of this week. All are cordially invited
James Dodge is putting a bathroom
in his house, the l.. F. Moore Go. of
Lancaster doing the work.
Irving Dawson, who has been stay.
ing with relatives here for several DAYS.
returned to his home in Danyille on
Friday of last week.
The Ladies Mite Society of the Meth.
odist Church held ID successful fair last
Friday evening. There was good at
tendance and the proceeds amounted to
between thirty and forty dollars.
Both stores are handsomely decorated
and filled with large and choice line
of Christmas goods.
ii. F. Warren has fine line of
Christmas cards, booklets and station
cry suitable for Christmas gifts.
Sleighs have been much in evidence
the past week.
Prof. Cowles and his wife will 20 to
his home in Craftsbury to spend Christ