Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-11-13

direct from FitzgerAlds mill.
Miss Olivia SJrathern, who is teach
ing at Bloomfield, passed sunday at her
home here.
Miss Beatrice Reeve went to Montreal
Monday, to hear that great singer, Patti.
now on her farewell tour.
Adam Dauforth Of Island Pond vas
the conductor Of the first train that left
from the new station at Portland.
An adjourned meeting Of Christ
Church vestry will be held in the parlor
Of the Church Friday afternoon at ,
o'clock.
The next meeting Of the Womau's
Auxiliary. for work. will be held with
Mrs. Stolte Tuesday afternoon Novem-
Der Il. at 2.3O.
A lady's handbag, containing a small
sum Of money and other articles was
found on Derby street recently. Owner
can obtain same by application TO Oscar
/ 7. Davis.
+. J. Tinker has completed his con-
tract OF building a reservoir at Beebe
Plain, aud returned to Island Pond. He
will leave here this week for his home
at East Milton. Mass.
The sidewalk in front Of the Congre-
gatioual church is in a dangerous condi-
tion, planks broken in several places.
An accident may be ayerted by prompt
ly making the necessary repairs.
George kimpton Of Leominster, Mass.
who has been here several days doing
the steam fitting at the shirt factory,
was joined SATURDAY by his wife aud two
children. They will remain until he
has completed his work.
The water tank is being erected on
the elevator tower Of the shirt factory.
/ This tank has capacity Of about 10000
gallons, and will prove a valuable auxil-
larry to the sprinkler system, a system
capable of flooding the factory in case OF
fire.
Mrs. Mildred Hill has resigned the
presidency CT the Woman's Auxiliary,
and Mrs. +. P. Lee has been elected in
her stead. The remaining officers are
Mrs. 4. A. Pomeroy vice president; Mrs.
, H. f. Sargent treasurer; Mrs. F. W.
Stolte secretary.
The second annual hunt of the Fur,
Fun and Feather Club, will be held on
Thanksgiving Day, at the Belanger
farms, on the East Brighton turnpike.
All members commanded to be present.
: BY order,
Charles johnson. , Masters
Thos. l.. Paqaette, , Of Hunt
Miss Orise Nadeau died at her home
Wednesday afternoon, after short ILL.,
ness, Of quick consumption, aged about
20 years. Miss Naieau was a very at
tractive aud amiable young lady, and
= highly esteemed by all her associates.
, Very general sympathy is extended to
/ the bereaved family.
l. A large party OF the members Of Es-
sex Lodge, I. 0. O. F., went to Newport
j Tuesday TO attend the annual joint dis
tEict meeting. Just as soon as the after
noon meeting convened the. floor Of the
lodge room sank several inches, and
there was speedy exit. This incident,
of course, upset all plans, but The ban
quet was served, followed by social
season. with much merry speechmaking
+ Indications point to a gratifying sue
. cess of the third annual concert and ba i
4 given by Grand Trunk Lodge, B. of R.
a T.. at the opera house next Wednesday
evening. The ball will be preceded by
4 a concert by Burnham & Barney's or
>. chestra, aud this popular orchestra will
= also furnish music for dancing. Excel
4 lent music, good floor, an attractive
p order OF dances, and supper at the Stew
J.. art House, is the tempting programme
offered by the Brotherhood.
The Ladies Literary Club commenced
their winter work very pleasantly Thurs
IS lay November ), by social afternoon
lie with Mrs. Norcross. The first part o.
5 the afternoon was devoted to the study
u of bird Life, a paper on ''Studies il
y Bird Song" being read by Mrs. P. H
y Dale, and the poem ''To a Waterfowl
e. by Mrs. Marks, after which the club
OF discussed informally the Rights o
ID Birds At the close of the programm,
er the ladies spent a pleasant social hou
Ia and a dainty lunch was served. Th
as next meeting, Thursday, November l9
IS will be held with Mrs. L. F. Jones.
:. coo SCHOOL NOTES.