Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-02-13
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5. ID. Hobson has gone to Massachu-
sets on visit. His post office address
for the present is No. IL Landseer street,
West Roxbury, Mass.
Grand Trunk earnings for the third
week of January 1908, were s6lO,297
for the corresponding period of 1902
they were s525,360; increase, sSi,937.
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At the stated communication of island
Pond Lodge, +. s A. NJ, Monday even
ing, G. Louis Cane and Ernest l.. Greene
took their first step in ancient craft
masonry.
Mrs. Cora Lindsay is in Portland, UNI
dergoing medical treatment for Impaired
heasing. That the treatment may prove
successful is the earnest wish of her
many friends.
Is. c. Mulhern of Clean, n. Y, who
came here last week as train dispatcher,
stumbled up against bigger PROPOSE
ton than he anticipated, and gave up
his job Monday.
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The annual meeting and camp fire of
the State Encampment, e.. A. II. and
annual meeting of the Woman's Relief
Corps will be held at Rutland Wednes-
day aud Thursday February % and %.
john Aldrich is the delegate from
Erastus- Buck Post, aud Mrs. Mary Ran
dali from the Relief Corps.
The next Literary meeting of the Ep.
worth League will be held Friday even
Ing of this week at o'clock. The pro-
gram will be as follows;
Solo Miss Lulu Wilkie
Debate, Resolved that a lawyer is just.
fled in securing the acquittal of a
client whom he knows to be guilty.
Aft, Mr. Amey. Neg, Mr. Blake
Solo Miss Bennett
After hearing all the evidence which
the chief of police of Revere, Mass, had
to offer tending to support the charge
that Catherine V. Richardson, formerly
of Island Pond, attempted to poison her
mother, Mrs. w. A. Richardson, with
arsenic, the grand jury by its report last
Saturday asserted its belief that nc
crime was committed. Her friends here
express much pleasure that her innocence
has been established.
The following are the Standing Com
mittees of the Island Pond Business
Mems Association for the current year
Municipal e. NJ. Bartlett, Ii. c.
Amey, F. C. Mosher.
Manufactures 5. Sweeney, f. j.
Parsons, l.. j. Payeur.
Mercantile-A. A. Pomeroy, o. l..
Mansur, James E. White.
Village Improvement-H. f. Randall
L. b. Jones, o. NJ. Carpenter.
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The next meeting of the Ladies Liter.
ary Club will be held with Mrs. Howard
Hobson, Thursday February 10, with the
following programme; Roll Call, Pat
riotic Sentiments. Song, Hail Column
bia, The Club. Current Events. Les
son review from chapter LII to Ameri
can Literature, leader Mrs. Stolte. Read
ing, Mrs. Cane. Names of famous
Pioneers, Miss Elisabeth Jones. Table
talk, Our great national heroes com
pared.
o. f.. Davis has sold out his photo
graphic business to Leo n. Hill of Ian
caster, N. H., his physician having for
hidden him to continue longer in tina
business. Mr.. Hill has an excellen
reputation as thorough artist, and {
man who understands the business il
all its details, having branches at Cole
brook and Beecher Falls. He will opel
, the studio for all work in his line Sal
urday the 2lst inst Island Pond j
fortunate in having him succeed MI
Davis.
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The special Gospel meetings held a
the Congregational Church during las
week and this, with the able assstanc,
of Rev. }. B. Lyman of Barton Landing
and Rev. A. +. McGregor of Newport
have been the means of much spiritua
help. The attendance has been goot
considering the weather. The singing
of Miss Ivy Pierce is uncommonly help
full in this work, and greatly enjoyed b.
. all. Her heart is in it. Tonight ant
Friday night will be the last of the serie
and any that have not heard Miss Pierce
should not fail to avail themselves 0
this rare opportunity.