Essex County Herald from Island Pond, Vermont • Page 2

ii Essex County rt'BtlHl FVItV IKII'AV W.H. BISHOP. IjlandPond. Venvont.j Tenns. tl.7u jer annum.

Advertising rate on Kutered lit the Po-l Is'. aid Pond. Wnimi.t. tuatier FftlhAt. AlliM I ja 1 Arbjr Day.

hoeVf and ii.il. i-r ll lagf or town mole the local pi ide am! public ar- the Vital it i-. I at'l great i ('! in tie p. a Vi- 1 I id, i 1 I fliif 1 1" a ef r. wla' We ill'U ho plant iiil" i.f whole oiov ail I I'l i- II selllitllc'l' ho' I ('Ill i 'Ug 1 I William Curtis.

iT i i' "at. this i el xti.or I i i i i i' -i a I fur live 3 a aesthetic ami economic ini'i o-e, I. ui cultivating in the vein an mi lerst.iml inii if nutnif iiii-li ili ll! II cal lifnt-tits ami I'leajiiHfs. Tli Valiip of Viim l.f niiiiHiiiil of lieantN i all tliinkii'i; pfn-j'li1. Vt'iiifiliiii liiiixaiil il.fif i imet ni't'it- ami Mii.i'it1 ami piinf it' a tatc f.n tive." Ail.f i 1'av a a festival wliirli imt miU tin I'liuitii'i: of tiff-.

Imt to lit-difinl i.f vntinif nt IihIi wii! llif w.i-ti-lnl ilf-l i lu't ut mil" fo'fst-ami ittiinuiate Invf for iiamial l.i-autv. Spi ami iii, i- tlif tinif for tin-I'lcauing up of tiiiffls. ami ami yaiil-. Villaf improve uif ay fll Lr I'laiiiiii i tl.j,! I'liaHf in luca! oou.tit icn-. in onler tu makf tlirt village imire beantifii'i.

ami lie telle more ami in sucli work every ian-l or cottage dW iier or pai I The tiling- like i.rok-ii il.nvn wagons, -le, Is. miming in n'liine-. pioH-, sliunl I he letniueil t'lom tlif front yar Is. tne lawn ffmvs. slioni'l it in lrfeot repair, ai.il the yates un noiseless hinges.

The private walk- Shoiilil he mail" at, '1 ifTniar. lawns eant'd of In iisii I i- aves. thf tiie trees triliitned ami the traitifl i lntii arliij! lu sliapes. Inssil.ly tlif Iroi.t iloor steps neeil a little i-eailji-t'iif nt, or some or sheil wiiiilows. ken hv the winter's win.l call lor inemliiif.

All tnese ami other utile thi'. well to have in miml as none as soon as the weal her i- to hi right, iftimes tive dollars woith will accomplish twenty-five dollars worth of improvement. A little work on the part of every one who should fVe) an interest in the well ordeiirg of the community and the happiness of the people, wiii. in tile result, he most noticeable in ourselves, and call fm th words of praise fioin those who occasionally pa-s our way. We do know that as a rule.

Male Iinpiovement Societies do but iitlle Vn 1 ii i I ri being i 'O tuisy "swa pins; Je ha'se or some oilier like nonseiise but when the women make up their minds to the public youd, and issue their orders for the cleaning of the streets ami back alleys, then the work is done. The surroundings of our farm buildings cannot be made too clean tor health and comfort. )ur villages cam. ot be made too attractive by weii kept streets and cottage grounds. Cleanliness is one of the best physicians.

1'rosperity often uses lor one of its foundation stones, the artistically beautiful. There is probably no other Commodity that the aven ige man is more illing give to his neighbors and more unwilling to receive than advice. The reason for this may be easily seen. Advve is -ry frequently given in the wrong spirit, and it is probably more frequently given by those who have neither the prerogative nor the ability to give advice that is of value. Advice given in the proper kpiril and from an adequate source mav be of very great value.

Experience is a good teacher, and il is necessary for us to experiment nevertheless we cannot afford to learn everything by experi enee we must be guided by the counsel of others who have experimented foi us. Mr. O. L. French, (publisher of the Hrattleboro Phoenix is the dean of Vei.

iiiont joiirnalisiu. with W. II. Jbshop. of the Kssex County IIkisai.d.

and Thayer, of the liurlingt.oii Clipper, as rather close juniors Albums Messenger. We would rather be Hishopthan Dean, at the same time -long live the Lean." An Excellent Suggestion. Editor Bishop of the Island Pond IIkrai.I) would have an open and closed season for political candidates, a-ud most of the season would be closed in all probability. The II ami says Aspirants for State ollices are making their wants known. Would that we had a law foi bidding agitation for public ollice until within six mouths of election day.

That would be time enough for the public to size up the candidate and vice versa. Six months out of two years could not be regarded as an excessive open season for candidates for.State and congressional and county offices. Xow why not also fix the limit iu size and calibre at which candidates can legally be taken, making it necessary to throw shtuter ic smaller or bgliter or weaker or peculi n-ly scaly candidates buck into the stream Builiiigton Free Press. AT POMEROrS WILL LOW complete line of jSPRING i i i SUITS ODD PANTS IHATS CAPS 4 FURNISHINGS of the: kind where: QUALITY STANDS Our FULL IS OF ALL THE NEW SHOWINGS. POMEROY Arbor Day, Friday.

May 3. Proclamation b) Governor F. 0. Hroclor a ane Document. (loveinor F.

1 1. I'lmlor has -t the late of A i Lor 'lay Frhlay. iv 1 he pioclainatii'ii follow-: In onler to fo-ter a rear.l for ami in. lere-t ill tree Oiiitniv. thehetter looieale an maintain an liea't'iyaml siroi J'nh lie sent i niellt for tile piop-r pi e.

-r a I nm of 1 1 forests, ami to nroiii aye the line ot nature, I Fri'lav. May '7, as Arlmr lav. I. ft there he an universal rei'onil im, of tiii- We are learning in this affile great iniportatii-e of trees, their un- lotil'tfil etVei't on oiir'streanis. soil, teui- peratuie.

climate ami s-asons. They are of especial value to the lieauty, heaitli- fulness ami ni.tleri.il pro-perilv of Ver- I school, ami home, ami olhet tittitii; let he.se vital lessons I.e ly let our s-hou jcliililren hy appuipriate he itn- .1 with the huh worth, both eco- noiuicali'v and aesihelicallv of tiie roiiincnt of the natural world, ami i-t them understand the need and value of planting of tr.vs and shrill's. attention thus be directed to the adornment of public grounds, and private property. And let theie be a general and earnest endeavor lo pur oses for hich this day is designated. (liven under my hand and the Seal of the State, at l'roctor.

this I7th day ol April, in tne year of our Lord, one thou- sand nine hundred seven, ami ot the in dependence ot the I'uiled States the one hundred thirty first. Fit ll II Kit 1). Plloi he (biveriior, lVi.janiiii Williams. secret aiv of Civil and Military Affairs. FORESTRY NOTES What does he plant who plants a tree? lie plants cool shade ami tender lain The seed and bud of days to be.

And years that fade and Hush again lie plants the glory of the plain He plants the foresls' heritage; The harvest of a coming age The joy that unborn eyes shall see These things he plants who plants a tree, I let; ry C. Buuner in the Century. In response to the question, "How can the Women's Club help it, the better observance of Arbor Hay in the bub- lie schools'." the repoit of the Forestry Committee of the Maine Federation gives the following practical ideas: Ly interesting the teachers. and parents in leautifving and in. proving school grounds We would urge upon the clubs of the Federation to look to these things in their immediate vicinity, and impress upon the children anil people the Scotch injunction.

ye've naethiug else to do. dack, plant a tree; it'll aye be growing when ye're This nle of interesting the children in nurturing and caring for flowers and trees, uf awakening in them a feeling of responsibility for their school grounds and room seems to me such a happy thought, such a safeguard to throw around them for what more refining, enoldiiig. elevating influence can there be than to educate their eves to see the beautiful in Nature, to arouse in them a love for every living thing Shall we not see to it that Arbor observed in a practical way: in a way that shall beautify the town, and that s'l ill educate the child and develop his moral nature in the right directum? Let the clubs arrange with the schools for iU observance, and help win, heart and hand." Vermont is predestined for a forest growing state. 'I he important thing is to realize our heritage. The time element is such that we must look to the State for leadership, ''he must recognize its obligations in regard to protection against lire; there must be a state commission, a state nursery and tiained leadership and in time there -hall be a state forest.

Extracts from an address by the chairman of the Stale Forestry Association of Vermont to the Lyndoiiville Women's Club. BE rOUND AT PRICES EN'S RAINCOATS BOOTS SHOES! Department PRING thk 'RXKK The l.udiow Tribune a 1 thought on the ol cieaiing! blil-hfioui Hie hfiw.i,. which Was! pna for The lalf of 'ie 'egishllnle. e.t,!- I tlien sl.ai all bl llsh. except -h th.it ale e-t l- -el I'ruil out or III I'V II al.iittii I 'W I els.

In lie Cllt out .11.. I leuioveij in the in of ugii-r and withi: limits of Hie highway, when- pa es Hi 1, I ing I in; ill which c.l-e btu-'i mil" and r-nioved for a -pa I len teet li.nn the litif of -m ii over hanging branches thit tiavel theieou in. I The select men shall, al lea-t leu d.l- he-I the of -ll. tier- .) blll-l-. i.opf'y nbutling owner-, who -ii''! milk shad- or I't nil tics wmc, th- to remain uncut.

'lie owners or occupants of land- al. oi. ling highwav-. r. liui'-i Is.

shall cut or cause to the gia-s ami I- j. rowing within the noil nds of such high ivs. on or th- twentieth day if in I he I'lihuilf goes on. to that Ihe-f days ot -pnng excellently adapted for nece-sov ami im port. -int work.

Another phase suggests it-elf. About half tile lio'ilfl the1 automobile fail was due to ciook-d and roadways. Tie cr oks will riquiie time to on'. The brush in list he cut pnuiipth. i li it is a po-itiv- step in right dire.

-ion when tin. legislation the tight suit being taken up and It means that the higliAa.s ill he safer and the buz iggy will adjust it-elf without much ii uble. later on nil CONCORD The inmuiiilv was vei-v shocked last Saturday luornirg by (he si. hien deiith Mr. i i tt i bv iif was iirawiiu' boai, im-n- tv, ii jj Mii; mil I and piling up out I in i ne a tu Ilf had handed no I th- last boai.

of the loud to I man ou the pile did ped Mr. was a civil war veteran, and be- longed to Woodbury post. also I a member ol Moose Uiver. F. A.

M. and Adah Chapter, O. K. S. T.

fmler! I.i 1,1 pupils'! 1 "''''ii-t church Tuesday at 1 o'clock, the Van niarcom ollh-iaiiug. The Masons and ladies of the Eastern Star attended ir a body, and the Masons peifoimed the ceremonies at the giave. Sunday morning Mr. Frank Spanld-iig. who was vorking at the Hotel, dropped dead in the stable.

had l-ft the hotel ollice a few minutes before he died, apparently as well as usual, remains were to for iu-terment. EAST CHARLESTON Kit Hudson, and his sister. Avis, went to visit their grandfather and other rclathes in Lancaster, X. IL, last weei, rtluriiing Saturday. U-ill II iii ii.

1 1 ray has returned from tf'p south, not having fouin ein 'tit to suit him. hls lov 1 lie sugar house of Thomas all ol its contents includiu ill 1. 1 II P'oui in, about oi sugar, was burnei on Sun- ay. Cause of lire unknown. Harvey l'otter is very ill with pneu- 'iioiiia in uie liome ot his foster parents Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Potter, 1 Miss May L. Adams of Fitch i ie-, spent a few days with reI.aiv here the past week. Mis. E.

C. Hill has moved from Mrs. I ho-e into S. C. Slreete, 's Miss riinrzn Morse spent last week! at "lownington before Iter school at East Brighton A change iu teachers was ma le by the MHOOI UlreCtoiS wberebv MisS Jennie i.

pond Mi. ll-' .1 ili- i it. a -I tt I', -j III H.I,i Wf.1: wl lie Mi. EAST HAVEN ft lr i.f fit in a. lace llaiut i 1 1 king III M.

-I 1 1 4 i.t-t lt'11'1 l't a Vv tttH -i: X. a in town liitfiu-wiiii tii (-t nifii i' it'l" I iif I -rt 1' Hi I't all I roii ltt I ir kf i It.iiI-'. 1" l' i wrki'-c in .1 s. i- Mr. a i it Mr- K.Ui'.

i I I ff cail-il tO i i Mi. iii i. i ia-t ffli. I.iit owi'i to ii, liifin t- i li- -I a a thf Mf- I I I.M.th.-. i.

W. I i -aifiit slif i l.i.-i'ai'il I tliff rliil'lifti to iru Mi- t' .1 lar.l i- km Hi 'in- ami il! rtMUfiii- l.ftv i a- Mi l.fli.i Maltlif. a Vt-r i i i i NO'lli I'lif h.Ti'.iv.'.l I fan ia ii-vf iifatttflt injsit iiy nt i i 'i. it'V fi ifii.ls iii ii aial fiifii.ls iii til- town ii tins itllii'tioti Villi Citten by a Spider. I gli I'lood poisoning ca.i-fd I -y bite, W.ishii gtoti I isle.

won la ios! his i -line a ma running i not been MMSIlade, to tl II I' live. lf Wlltes i I li- ii: iri'ion relieved, and lour bi X- i.l I ail lb" soles." Ileal- rt-ly e. .1. U'. l'huistnn's.

ill nggi-'. GRAN BY In- l-ullllllllliilv Wii- shocked i.l A I'l 1 1 U. hell I he lie I ll-e II bleu death of Mrs. I a' 1 Crossing. ilth-.

i- but ii at (I'anby 1X1. child ol li.llic- and Ib-tii- Mittl.ews. fe was iiianie.l -o Apul i. Il-r tniei i wa- a v-i ippv and i hiit i ii'nan I. could a- dm but caiied her ill.d i away a- a nild in it, inoliifi aims.

Veil mourn-, 1 by a large circl but the blow fails heavie-! hu-band with his three lie hihireii ami ili. The liim-r li sel i. hip in i ii In fal her and mot her, es tt.e I', s. chin otii elating. Harry May ami wife from Coii- "I sang II Ii -e casket wa- with beautiful ets and a- ked mi tiie -wet f.i,-,- within so pea.

fui in its sleep ye thai the pat 1 1 iig wasot.lv a liule whi. wheli We sliould in Ilia' happy land beyond nvfr. out oi t.iw raped here af-nd the funeial weie her con-ins, liuight and I'Mua Hell, doun and l.u,i Wi'l-on fioui St. Ae.idfiiiy. also Milney Wiii-oii i.l' I.

inc Fred Sioddard's si-lei- Mis. Hi, Car-iiter of Lancaster and Mis. I i ray with her bus bainl liom t. .1, hi. -bury.

His fiill tier and mother w-1'e unable (,, count his fal iiei 's t'oor health. GUILDHALL Henry of Lincoln, as in tow Thursday night the masonic meeting. The many Ii lends of Mrs. II. n.

i i iitend Wi ley covet ing. aif gia.i io M.nw Unit she Is I The ullage school will begin in xi Monday with Mi-s Irene Dunham as teacher. The chiidieu ale all glad to have return. She foiiuer-ly taught nine here, but had a yeai 's vacat ion. U-member the (and May P.

ill May 1, given by the K. T. M. t.iange Hall. Mrs.

llichardson is workiu. at at II. S. for a few weeks. Among those tlu-sick list this week with the pifyading disease are i race Oiiiiiiln.

Mrs. K. Po-'le. Sarah Stilling. J.

'J he Mi-es (Irace and Lena visited friends in Cohbrook. X. over Sunday. i I 1 "uicuiime an iiersotis ih-ali. ami Mrs.

Hoo are nrr i hou vkeeniiiL' in Hen Ford's tene i Mrs. Hosea Clough of Lancasler. N. visited her sister, Mrs. II.

S. Wilhy. 1 i-t S.ituri Mis. Charles Beach of Lancaster was the guest of Mrs. F.

L. Fo'lansby aid Mis. Carrie Brown last week. Fores'. Wymau received quite a cut on the head Saturday by a guy wiie falling and striking him.

LEMINGTON llll i.i iiri l.oo'lUOK IlilS leilll'llell home from New York. Kv WiUoii, who has I wen spend "inter ill. Mrs. llaz-n Blodgett. "ent to her home in Bos'on on rhursday.

i 7 Clinton Holbro ik broke his arm lust eek while playing. It is doing uiefy. ManSus Ilolb, of Ishl Bo. is vidtin relat ives here. Miss Jennie Aldeu of Island i ond i li'en visiting Mr-.

C. R. H.ilbrook. Sugaring-olfs have been thick ami fast lately at all the hiujui. rcciISTEK i iii pr.l rri "oS- 1.

to I. i in. i 1 V.I- i in kM i-' 'r CCI. I' license applications Notice of Public Hearingon License ppiicanui. I.

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I fir-t t.riol on It .1 i l. N.fi' in Ida' a I I II! I i I i i 1 1 tfl .1 I m-xt f.if' i.i 'l l-l'ii. 1 i.l I ii 1. 1 lit ii I ai 'I d-ai ii il I i I oan i i tii ttif 'lay it oV -i. in atVl tiooa, ii i I a'.

'I in i iii i i oi.j ion i lif not lw. rat A A. U. M.in-tir, I) I'. ioiifis.

Aprii l'i. Notice of Pubiic Hearingon License Application. No! ice 1- hei-liV tUat Oil lilt' sth diy of Apul. A. "7.

If-njamin i ol the Hriglltoll III the Cuiiutv made application 10 the of l.icei.-e Cotnnii-sioners Town of 1 ighlon lot .1 seeoiid c.is- i ixicating the Imildlng ow I II 1'. Noien located next "I l.i II. w.lagf of I'm, I li, -m I I ow of llngntou. and lh.it a public IcMiing on sod application "ill be a I I he I ow II lei tin iii Town 1'. igliloii on the "JT'Ii iv "1 Apr.l.

r'7. al o'clock in the ilt-t l.oon. which lluif all per-on- it-b-i. in .1 att-nd and makf obj-cil 11 iin they hue why slid I icen-e slim, id II. be le i.

A. I i. I. an-nr, K-S-. im tni--i.

'iier-. Ap'il liioT. Noticeof Public Hea ring on License Application. Not i- I.e! -by I OU )f I'll, day "I A. I lii'b.

Ib-ibeii I In -I lee ii i.l lb ightmi in I ne I iillb I 1 1---X, in. i. if po- ill I ill In Imaidol 1.1,-ei for b- ii "1 to lor a lust n-i-n II, Slew Ib.iiv. so call tin- ground no- in th ot -a nl St-w ail I lon-f Iig liqnol- I h- I. in a lo 'tii on s-n he.

-t corr er ami that a rmblif letting tin siinl ii plication will Of heel al ihe 1 -i k'-ollii'e in I'uw of li'igh'oll oi, he "7 I ol A il. "cio.k i tiie al i.i ii, iii which li I mav ttboid iin I tliiihf lion if lin-v have ai -aid license -lionlil not be grai t. d. A. A.

I'ottle: ov O. Mai snr, l. C. Commissioi.ci s. Hated Apiil lo.

1 I7. nl ii I plicat ion will Oe Notice of Public Hearing on License Application. Notice Is heiel.y gnen al on tiie loth day of Api ii A. D. John W.

I huisioii the K'ightou. iii Ihe Coii'ity i E-v-x, made application to tiie boai. of License Commissioners lo the To A li of ighloil tor fill i-s I u-e lo it. toxical ing mis al hi- drug store on Main sticft in -ml Town of P.iighlon, thai a public hearing mi said application will be i-d ut tin Town Clerk's ollice iu town of I'lightmi mi the -J7ih day of April, at L' o'clock in the aftel In on. at which time all lis interested mav alien.

I ami make objection if any llmv have why said license should not be granle I. A. A. PolU-toy. I.

L. D. C. ommis-ioiif rs. Dated Apiil In.

Notice of Public Hearingon License Application. Xolice is hereby given that on tl. ldlh day of Apiil. A. D.

llio7, Mailiu P. Flaherty of tne 'I'own of I the County of Essex, made application lo ihe board of License tor the 'I ow of lirighton for a seem. I i class to sell itiloxieatipg liquors 1 at the hull ling on Cross street, know i as the Cross Street pharmacy, on the ground tlooi, iu said Town of llrighlou. and that a public hearing on said appli- cation will l.e held at the Town Clerk's ollice in I own ot Ib ightoii on the L7th I day of April. -J o'clock in the i -rsi-o in.n a mi make if any they have hy said license nlioii.il not be gi anted.

A. A. Pmiieroy, L. Mansui-; D. C.

Loss. i Commissioners. I Dated pri in. Iiii7. i Notice of PublicHearingon License Application.

Notice is herein- thai. 01 the Jllh day of April, A. 1). 1 rialierty ot the own of lb i.rl.i,... I the Count of Essex made application I ,1...

I I ooani oi License ntiimissninei i lliu I I i class license to se II Dili: I or ll on the ground floor of building sifuatcl i on North side of Derby street, known as i the M. 11. Davis store, in said Town of liiighfou. and that a public hearing I said a. will be IHd at the Tow olhce in Town of Brighton he lllh day of in the afternoon, at which lime ad so.is interested may attend and nuke i 'J cl ion if any they have, why said li- mnjilltl IKIl III DllltH A.

A. Pomerov. L. Mansur, D. C.

Fuss. KDISON PIIOWiltAPIIs COLl'MIMA (iUAI'HOIMHiN; lilXOIJDS Micnn dnd Tloulcled for Arcrii AJVUJW" Ilouldtjcl and Discj I A good line of Standard and ilcga Ko jEasyterms on all gocds sold Repairing at fair prices ERNEST C. WILCOX. DEPOSITORS in the Savings Island r. I I i i a 11 I I i i-i-vt prescribed lv an aet of tiie as the Directors have filed with tip.

r. siouer the stipulation of the: hank to pay all such taxes. Depositors will not be taxed in any r. of any amount, and the rate of interest will For the Coming: Season It there is nnvtliinjr at any pno- in need lor the com in; season. se irooiN.

the most attractive line I v. My Tailoring is Low Priced, but fii'J. Vake, The prices are jgn.uk-d nceorilin goods, tosintevei'y nurse. I u-c tiiinmiii'is, nnd the ipiality ol niv unuestioned. 1 at otir order.

all yon can risk in the wav oi -that's lair, cotue in Let's Talk it Over. SUITS and OVERCOATS as LOW as 5121, n. BLANGIIETTE, Maker of Aen's Clothes. FARM MORTGAGES That net 6 1-2 par cent interest. Over thirty years successful ex pi Choice Washington farm or tirades from $'200, to S.piare Tiie Ian-'.

"I 1'roinptness Fruit, Accuracy ricaiuiful II IVrsonal oi" Colhctiou ar. K.ioi'-- al! Securities. tance tree eiiai'gv. Our firm is riht on the ground. FREDERICK A.

FIELD, VI-KMOX Rooms :5 and 4, Iiuxton Duildin-, Kl' I'l. VT. REFHRIiXCH Any Bank in the City. Your patronage Solicited. All correspondence confidential.

NEW LINES FOR APRIL Ladies Department Ladies and Children's low SIIOKS and OXFORDS, in Mack, tans and. white. HOSIERY to Spring and Summer UXDlvRWLW knitted and muslin. XIGIIT ROIU-S, all styles. A long of iancv COLLARS MiCKVYFAR.

Men's Department Sl'RiXG SUITS, OVERCOATS. FXDERWEAR and SHOES. Or oeerv Department A large line of taplo and lancy RIES and CAXXED GOODS. Try Preferred Stock COFFEE. It's a good one." I i iTHE of the Pond Bank r- r-i a i ay IHEZ tax ARTLETT 00.

i "'l April -Jlih, lyo7. 'i'e'JJt.