Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-11
TOWN TOPICS
Is your dog licensed ?

Ray Lindsey is clerking for E. l..
Lanpher.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bresse Friday, March 4.
Deputy sheriff j. N. Dodge, of Lunen-
burg was a business visitor in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Danforth and little son
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Danforth.
Friends will regret to learn that en-
gineer Fred Minard is i'll at his home
with typhoid fever.
At the town meeting there we're some
fine examples of oratorical stunts. Town
meeting is good arena for practice.
DIR. II. f. Sargent was in Newport
Wednesday evening attending meeting
of the Orleans County Medical Society
The next meeting of the Ladies Lit
erary Club will be held with Mrs. II.
H. Hobson, Thursday afternoon, March
II.
Frank Paguette, Jr., has sold to
Charles O. Stevens of ColebTook, n. H.,
all the timber on the old Clinton Blake
farm.
The stated communication of Islar
Pond Lodge, F. & A. NJ, for the current
month will be held next Monday even.
ing at o'clock. Work.
Tom Graham and wife of North
Stratford, n. H., were in town the
first of the week, guests of the latter's
sister, Mrs. Kate Smith.
Forty-fve years is long time for a
box holder in the post Office to retain q
box, but such is the record of Hiram b
Farmer who has had number "A since
1865.
Monday evening, March Z, Howard
Mosher and Edith Linden were united
in marriage by the Rev. Thomas Hall
All their friends extend congrat ulations
and good wishes.
The condition of Mrs. Martin Renell
who has been very i'll with pneumonia
since the birth of her daughter, is now
considerably improved, and she is well
on the way to convalescence.
George Chase, whose critical illness
has been mentioned in these columns
came home Monday night from Spring
field, Mass, considerably improved in
health but still quite weak after his long
| illness.
State Highway Commissioner C. w.
Gates of Franklin announces that the
county road meeting for the commits.
sioners and selectmen of Essex County
and Others interested is at Guildhal
April 81.
Judge Blake's reelection by acclama
ton as school director for three years is
fitting appreciation of good and faith
full service. The same can be said of ID
P. Mackenzie's election as water com
missioner, and o. l.. Mansur as roaC
com missioner.
The Independent Order of Forester
will give their second annual ball OIL
Wednesday evening, March 80, instead
of Monday, March %. Madame Brock
celebrated orchestra of St. Johnsbur,
will furnish music, which means some
thing extra nice.
The ladies will be interested to learl
that l.. F. Jones has placed in his stor
new line of piece goods and dry good
sundries. He announces in his adver
tisement this week Saturday, March IL
an opening day. Miss Ida Reilly ha
been engaged as assistant in the store.
The subject of Rev. DR.. Miller's lee
ture on Friday night, in his series of lee
lures on Church History, is "The British
Church. Next Wednesday his subjec
is "The English Reformation, and tn
following Friday it will be "The Amer
lean Church. which will close the series
M. Blanchette invites you to inspec
his new assortment OF foreign and dc
mestic goods for suits or overcoats. Tn
ladies, too, wanting spring costume
are especially invited. Mr.. Blanchett
offers very unusual opportunity to 81
, cure quality, style and durability. Sc
his new advertisement for particulars.
Last Saturday the case of Burt Bake
VS.. Herman Kelly was heard in the o
leans County Municipal Court, at New
: port. This was an action for trover an
trespass for an overcoat, the detendal
being taken on body writ. Judgmel
was rendered for the defendant to +
cover his costs of $2SS. Williams
Dane for plaintiff, Hunt for defendan
Miss Geneva Boulds was very plea
artly surprised by some twenty or thirt
of her friends last Saturday evenin
who called to remind her that it was Il
occasion of her twenty-first birthday a
niversary. After an evening spent in
general good time, light refreshmen