Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-04-07

N' 'NN'S N'""AoAN VI NOliu L airs,
Me, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
William Page.
Frank Danforth has leased Orlando
Danforth's house on Lake road aud will
take possession early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wing of Lyndon
vile are visiting their daughter, Mrs p.
Dussault
Frank Paquette, Jr,, has been quite
i'll with stomach trouble the past four or
five days but at present is gaining.
L, A. Bemis has been re-appoiuted by
Governor Mead as commissioner of uu-
organized towns and cores in Essex
county.
Congratulations from friends in
island Pond to Mr.. aud Mrs. viii
Carleton On the birth of son at White
River Jet, March %.
Harper Pickle aud wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of daugh-
ter, March 25th, at the home of Mr..
Pickles parents in Charleston.
The side judges of Essex County have
appointed ID c. Foss, Jr., Thomas But
Ter and F. Il. Sadlier AS licence commits.
sioners for the town of Brighton.
States Attorney Harry b. Amey aud
his stenographer, p. J. Corbett, are in
the southern part of the county this
week, at work rounding up state cases,
l.. F. Jones has something to say this
week of interest to every man who has
not as yet secured his Faster outfit.
Moderate prices aud highest quality
characterize his offerings in his adver-
tisement on the first page.
Miss 0. Proulx will hold her opening
of Spring styles in millinery at her
rooms on Cross st. Monday, April 10,
and extends cordial invitation to the
ladies of Island Pond and vicinity to at
tend.
Mrs. Arthur Danforth and mother ar
rived Tuesday evening and have taken
up their residence in the Currier house
on Derby street. The HERALD takes
pleasure in welcoming them to Island
Pond.
f. S. Story continues to please his
many patrons here with his two picture
shows each week, the pictures seeming
ly improving with each show aud each
subject so full of interest as to render
especial mention of any one useless.
Stern Brothers in their advertisement
this week announce an opening of
spring styles in the famous Hart Schaff.
ner and Marx clothes. If you haven't
made preparation for Easter yet so far
as clothes are concerned you'd better
look over their line.
Friends will be pleased to learn of
the continued improvement in the con-
dition of Mr.. Bishop, he having so far
recovered his strength as to be able to
be up and dressed and walk a little in
the corridors of the hospital. The last
stitches were removed from his face
Sunday and he is hopeful of being home
in a short time.
+. A. Bemis had the misfortune to
lose his dog, "Queenie', one day last
week, For some time past Mr.. Bemis
had noticed that she did not eat as we'll
as usual and the last few days she
would eat nothing but little milk
"Queenie" was a Scotch coolie aud was
almost as well known about the village
as her master, the two being INSOFAR
able companions. Mr.. Bemis is uncer.
tain as to the cause of her death.
Aaron +. Stevens of StratfOrd, n. II.
was brought before f. j. Parsons, jus
tice of the Peace, Monday charged with
hunting dear without license in one
complaint, and in another with chasing
pursuing, taxing, killing and having in
his possession wild deer in cl ose season
On hearing on the first complaint he
was bound over for trial in the county
court, furnishing bail in the sum of one
Hundred dollars for his appearance at
the April term; on the second charge he
waived examination, thus carrying the
matter in the same way to the count,
court, with bail fixed in the latter case
at 5000
The following scholars were neithe
absent nor tardy during the winte
term:
High School, Beatrice Buck an
Hoyel Stevens.
9th Grade, Raymond Wiley an
Bernice Stott
school No. l, Lillian Farmer, Lourin
Paul, Nellie Sampson, Harold Webste
School No. 3, Clifton Stevens, IIele
Garfield. Theodore Laplant, Ruth Fo
ter.
School No. 3, Doris Foster, Isab,
Wiley.
Pleasant Street, Raymond Lefebvl
and Archie Lefebvre.
Bemis District, Maude Coe.