Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-28
TOWN TOPICS

Leo Desrochers Is working iu a Dan
her camp at Weulock.
Mise Bernice Harden Of Compton. {
q, is visiting her sister. M. IIear
I.ouger.
Col Dale goes to Luueuhurz Fnh
to give lecture, With Whittier a. o.
subject.
The Ladies Literary Club viu m-a
next Thursday, February !, with 81.
f. NJ, Bartlett
Mrs. II. f. Sargent aud little dagsH
ter are visiting the formers sister. M.
Geo. Mackay III Portland,
| l.. j. Payeur has installed what l.4s.
like a ser,iceable fire -,raT- a. u.
north side OF the Essex House block
The condition of NJ. \. Caursa.rs.
who is critically i'll, remaIu, unchanged
His son and daughter came last aerk.
Miss Esther Hall came up from ~.
Bethel Me, Saturday aud .g-a, = a.
day with her mother, Mrs. NJ. la.
A daughter was bora to Mr.. auI "
Leslie Skinner at s.. Johu,bar,. J,..
airy %, granddaughter to NJ. n D.
Randall.
Mrs. Sarah Gerrish Of Auburn. 81
Is the guest for few day. Of h-r
John II. Gerrish, and Of Nj. aal S.,
Charles Later.
Mrs. o. T. Davis returned bonn.
day from Portland, where She spent "a.
week undergoing treatment for 4.a
Guilty with her ears.
If anyone in this vicinity ha. ar.
to rent they should write tYN.
Smith, Westport. y. II. Who &, la..s.
for farm In this county
A. f. Whitcomb. of Wasaf.s,
state organizer, instituted a grare- ben.
Thursday evening IN the X Of T. ball
This new grange has m-mb-r,a. ..
over fifty.
Rev. Thos. Hall went % Portland
Friday last, to attend the Ctarms..
Alexander meetings Hr was gE-I
home Wednesday afternoon To .H s,-
1t the funeral Of the late Mos-. M.k.--
ey.
Moses Mckinley, who has been ...
With Bright's disease for over "a s-,r.
lied Monday night, aged ,-yeut, seven
ears and six mouths Funeral ,-r. .-..
iere held at his late home Wrda-slaf.
he Rev. Thos. Hall officiating. H. DID,.
nrvived by five daughters and oue ..r.
Alex Stotts handsome bay colt va. 3
adly calked Monday, cutting the .ars
Elm over the hoof so severely that D.
as with difficulty saved from t.erdrr- .
} death. Mr.. Stott was working tt- i.
ut in a horse power, when 70 over {.
ached itself, resulting As above stated .
Mrs. Mary f. Curtis, who va. take. ..
Waterbury Asylum Saturday, Jaru
y 10, died at that institution lauuar, 70
J, aged forty-two years Caus- 81
ath is given as exhaustion from a..f. H
ania. The body was brought here
onday night and the funeral --ular. W
ere held Tuesday morning. Mr. a.
irtis is survived by six childreu. "a.
Mrs Della Castonguay, widoa Of t. 3"
e W. A. Castonguay, Who wss l-ft l.,
r husbands death with four sua.
ildren to support, has been notified
at the Orphans Home Department Oh cd.
e Independent Order Of Forester.
to assist her in bringing ~ these
lldren, by an allowance Of S3u 81
)nth, or s. for each child. The Pr.
ers' Orphans Home is located al O4k.
lie, Ont, for the maintenance Of which
'h Forester pays into the treasury uu-
ut per month. When circumstaugr.
; so that the children can be Kept a.
Their, and the home not broken or. tbr 81
'ther generally is assisted a. iu ,lr
esent case, with monthly allyN au-s. g
lis protection for the orphans is oue Z
the many noble deeds Of the I. q. 3
i the local members have good 10.
! to be proud of their grand order