Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-03

"Every performer of the Picks was a
star. The best performance ever given
here" Millerton, On. y Telegram.
The w. r. C. Sewing Society will
meet Thursday afternoon, October 2,
with Mrs. Roberts.
Nj. {. Davis is erecting large tene-
ment building on Railroad street, nearly
opposite the canning factory.
Miss Bertha Webb, Americas greatest
lady violinist, is only one of the strong
attractions with May Parker's Pickanin-
MES and Concert Co.
Mrs. NJ. T. Edmands, who has been
here several weeks visiting her mother,
Mrs. Bartlett, returned to her home at
Wahpeton, No. OAK, Monday.
Mrs. w. +. Finnegan has purchased
the 5. ID. Morse house on North street,
a cozy and pleasant home, and takes i'm
mediate possession. Price $1,000.
Mrs. and Miss Nettle, residing hsre
the past year, returned last week TO
Leominster, Mass, their residence before
coming TO Island Pond. Mr.. Nettle re.
mains, occupying responsible position
in the shirt factory.
Michael Curau is moving into his
new house recently erected on Back
street. 1t is commodious, fitted up in
fine style, and has all modern con.
veniences. Here's hoping he and his
family may long enjoy the comfort their
new home affords.
May Parker's Pickaninies and Concert
Co., the strongest attraction to appear
here this season, at the Opera House,
Monday evening, October @.
Master "Cliff" Goodhue left town
Tuesday morning to spend term at the
celebrated academy at Grande Ligne,
Que, chiefly to acquire thorough
knowledge of the French language,
Cliff is one of our brightest young schol-
ars, and we wish him ell possible sue
cess.
NOTICE
to the subscribers to the Young Mems
Christian Association fund: Inasmuch
as the Grand Trunk Railway Company
have placed their check in our bank for
their part of the fund, and a, arrangements
of the committee are going forward
toward the building, all subscril RS to
the fund are requested to call on l.. F.
Jones, treasurer, and pay the amount
subscribed.
GEO. S. ROBINSON, Chairman.
The members of Island Pond Court,
No. 800, C. 0. F., will give box party
and promenade in their hall, over Bos-
worths hardware store, Thursday even
ing, October g.. The ladies will bring a
box containing lunch for two, with their
names written on piece of paper inside
the box. These boxes will be sold to
the gentlemen, and the ladies whose
names are found inside will be their
partners for lunch. Card games will al
so be played. Everybody invited. At
tend and have an evening of pleasure.
A business education is necessity,
and the young person who attempts to
gain livelihood without the aid of this
important factor, is sadly handicapped
when he comes in contact with those
who have taken course of study in
some first-class business college. The
Shaw Business College, Portland,
Augusta and Bangor, offers special in
ducements to those who desire to secure
a business education at minimum cost
See advertisement in another column.
Write for circular containing list of one
hundred names of recent students who
have been placed in positions.
Lillian Pierce, of the Pickaninnies, "
is pronounced the finest reader in New
England. Florence Bracket, the finest
lady futist in the country.