Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1901-03-22

ferred at Essex Lodge. 10. q. F.. thi,
Thursday evening.
David A. HAYNES has sold his 10, OF
Lake View Avenue To NJ. {. Davis
price s250.
Fonr teachers are wanted Tor ths
schools at Norton and Ayeril. See all
vertisement elsewhere.
There is very little if any change to
report in the condition Of Mrs. Lombard
who remains critically i'll.
Remember the sugar party and social
at the &. A. Il. Hall Saturday evening
March %, given by the S.ofv. A gen.
eral good time. Come all.
"Iim" Applebee is just recovering
from a tedious illness and hopes to be
out again this week. lie appreciates
more than ever the value of being a
member of the Modern Woodmen.
School teachers are hereby notified
that school supplies will hereafter be
found at the town offices in Dale's
Block. O. 5. Eaton,
Chairman School Directors
The Senior Glass of the Island Pond
High School will give ten cent social
at the home of Harry johnson, Thurs
day evening March 81. Refreshments
will be served. All are cordially invited.
Very general regret is expressed at the
departure of +. J. Chase and family
from Island Pond this week to take up
their residence at Newport. Again is
Newport benefited at Island Ponds en-
pense.
o. l.. Stevens and family from IIol-
land have moved into town and occupy
the Arba Joy place. Don Allbee and
wife have left town and gone to llol-
land on to the farm vacated by Mr..
Stevens.
At the special communication of Island
Pond Lodge +. & A. NJ, last Friday even
ing the master mason's degree was con-
ferred on three candidates, after which
the lodge was called from "labor to re-
freshment,'
Chas, ?. French of st. Johnsbury,
State Organizer, Improved Order Red
Men, was in town Monday and Tuesday
trying to locate a tribe or lodge in this
place. lie was very confident of ulti-
mate success.
The Rank of Knight was conferred on
one candidate at the last regular meet
ing of Oswegotchie Lodge, No. H. X. of
p. All members are requested to be
present, March 90, rs the Rank of Page
is to be conferred.
Don't forget the Old Folks Calico
Ball at opera house hall April 9th Good
music will be furnished. The pro-
gramme is arranged to suit both old and
young. All ladies requested to wear
calico dresses. Tickets 81 90; gallery 25c.
One of the finest trains that ever left
Island Pond yard started east Tuesday
1t was a steamer special. made up of Al
cars loaded with live stock, and headed
by the new large mogul engine 800. The
run to Portland. $50 miles, was made in
I hours.
The sale and supper by the Ladies
Aid Society of the NJ. Z. Church last
Tuesday proved entirely successful in
every respect A good sum was realized
by the ladies. They served tempting
and appetizing supper which was well
patronized.
The recent liquor raids In town seem
not to have materially lessened the con
sumption of ardent spirits. No less
than three "gents" have been arrested
within the week. All entered plea of
guilty before justice Parsons and were
fined the usual amount.
Capt. and Mrs. Randall and DIR. and
Mrs, IIowes took . trip to Newport
Monday, returning the same day. They
found it necessary to tread the snow at
many places on the road in order to pass
teams and it is limited that because
Capt. Randall knew the Dr.'s unlimited
capacity in this sort of work is the rea-
son he took him along.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the Island Pond post office March l6 !:
Mrs. Hattie Roby, Ioseph Blais, fit j.,
Blondun, Damose Boutin, James De-
laney, John King, Pitre I.ahrie, Alfred
Smith, Valentine Stinson.
Mention Adcertised Letters.
GEO. l.. CLARK, p. NJ.
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