Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-10-14

Mabel Storrs, OF Newport were in town
Tuesday.
Interested in bulbs? See what II. J.
Ball, the enterprisiug florist, has to offer
variety enough to please everybody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas White with
the formers parents aud sister spent a
day or two last week at st. Anne de
Beaupre.
Miss Myrtle Kennedy of Franklin, n
H., came last Thurday to spend week
or more with her cousin, Mrs. John f.
Smith, aud family.
Story presents a moving picture pro-
gramme each Monday night that pleases
the most critical-an offering that ex-
hibits the best in motion photography.
A number of the old conductors and
trainmen returned to work this week,
among others George Delair of Mont
real, conductor on the local Montreal
Island Pond run.
Porter II. Dale was born in 1867.
That year his father, the late Hon.
George N. Dale represented Essex
county in the senate, and the seat he
then occupied is this year occupied by
his son.
The next regular meeting of North
Star Chapter, No. 25, o. E. S., will be
held Monday evening, October II. The
w. NJ. requests that all officers be pres
ent to arrange for the visit of the d. D..
&. NJ. on November Z.
Col. c. S. Emery and wife and An
auto party of eight were at the Stewart
House for supper Sunday evening, re-
turning to Newport from trip to the
White Mountains via Littleton, Lam
caster and Island Pond.
Friday afternoon Miss Rebecca Stra-
thern's class will take up their work for
the new year. 1t is hoped that the
Girls Bible Glass will form Girls
Friendly Society in the near future,
under the direction and help of Mrs.
Miller.
Three cases from Essex county were
argued before the Supreme court at
Montpelier last Friday afternoon, name
ly: b. j. Lang V. George l.. Clark,
Connecticut Valley Lumber Co. v. Will
lard c. Rowell, State of Vermont v.
Percy l.. Clary and Mrs. Samuel Jordan,
disturbing the peace.
The board of arbirators in the dis
pute between the Grand Trunk railway
and its telegraphers, which has been
sitting in Montreal, concluded its work
last week. The decision, which is bind
ing on both parties, gives the men a
small increase in pay, also a number of
Improvements in working conditions.
The High Court of Vermont, indie
pendent Order of Foresters, holds its
annual meeting this week at Newport,
commencing today Thursday, at which
the Supreme Chief Ranger, Elliott G.
Stephenson of Toronto, Canada, will be
present. The delegates from Court
| Island Pond are j. 7. Merrill and Mrs
| L. l.. Paquette. Thomas F. Butler, An
officer Of the High Court, H. S. W., will
also attend.
Word was received here Monday
morning Of the death, shortly after
o'clock, of Edwin ID. Jameson, at a
Montreal hospital. Mr.. Jameson was
locomotive foreman at Island Pond, anC
had been here about three months, but
in that time he had gained the goodwill
and respect of all with whom he came
in contact, and was held in the highes
regard by the men connected with hi
department. To all the news of his de
mise came as a great shock. Accom-
panied by Mrs. Jameson and Mrs. Chap
man he went to Montreal October
hoping to find relief from heart trouble
with which he had suffered some time
but the relief came only in his death
The keenest sympathy is expressed TO
Mrs. Jameson in her great bereavement
The body was taken Tuesday to Antrim
n. H., for burial.