Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-09-21


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ally urged g. attend.
J. :. SWEENEY. ". NJ.
Island Pond people will learn With
Interest aud a gool deal II genuine ~.
grrt that Mr. J. NJ. IIsrl-.rt uhuse rcsi.
deuce hrr as trainmasier aud who-.,
frequent visits since a. superintendent
have made him many friends. has con-
'luded his connection with the Grand
Trunk system. Mr.. Herbert has ac-
orpted the position Of superintendent Of
the Missouri Pacific aud assumes his
new duties aud adled responsibilities at
once.
\ feature of the Knights Of Pythias
fair that is making decided hit with
the railroad men aud their friends is the
elegant silver plated lantern to he
awarded the conductor of any train
running between Portland and Montreal !
who gets the most votes. The clamp" |
is being made to order, will be hand |
somely engraved with the owners name |
and will be a joy forever to the conduc-
tor who gets it. Several have got thigh |
BALI for it already.
The Congregational Ladies Aid will |
serve New England supper at the
opera house hall next Tuesday evening
from to S. Supper tickets % cents.
An entertainment will be given after
supper, for which the admission fee will |
be 10 cents Supper and entertainment
tickets 30 cents. The ladies will also |
serve New England breakfast Wednes-
day morning at the hall from to s, for
the small sum of 10 cents. Patronize
the ladies and help them in their good
work, you will get your moneys worth
as well. /
The Fourth Season Maine Music Fes-
rivals occurs at Portland October 4, ) |
and 6, at which the best talent of the |
will assist. There will also be
present grand festival chorus of one
thousand trained voices, and the Maine
Symphony Orchestra, increased to sixty
members by musicians from Boston.
Extraordinary low rates are offered by
the G. T. r., Portland and return, fare
81 80, tickets good for the three days.
A more enjoyable musical treat than
these concerts cannot well be imagined,
and we anticipate large attendance
from Island Pond and vicinity.
The hustle for the jewel studded en-
blem for the most popular secret society
man, offered as a feature of the coming
Knights Of Pythias fair, has already be-
gun and indications point to one of the
Iiyeliest contests of the kind ever seen in
this part of the state. This emblem is
to be one of the finest that money and
art can produce, suitably engraved as
desired by whoever wins it, and an or
nament that any man might be proud
to wear for its beauty and intrinsic
worth, to say nothing of the tribute of
friendship and lodge loyalty that its
possession will indicate. Emblems for
the Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights of
Pythias, Catholic Order of Foresters, In
Order of Foresters, G. A. r.
and Sons of Veterans, as near like the
one to be awarded in this contest are |
soon to be placed on exhibition that all
may see what they are like.
Personal and Otherwise.