Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-12-04

JisEii0a Adcsrtissd Letters.
o. NJ CGrpsaisr. Postmaster.
Miss Ida Move is visiting friends al
East Haven.
Miss Alice Stratheru is teaching al
East Concord.
". 7. Carleton came up from Well:
River to eat thanksgiving turkey with
his mother.
The Y. W. c. T. L. will meet in the
vestry of the VI. E. Church Friday after.
noon at o'clock.
\ rosary of white pearl heads and
crucifx Of the same material, picked up
on the street, has been left at this office,
where the owner can obtain it.
f. j. Barney OF Berlin, y. H., was
here Saturday, en- route to Burlington
to resume his medical studies in the
Vermont University. Elmer will soon
be entitled to VI. ID.
Miss Blanche Andrews, who has been
an employee of the HERALD office the
past seven months, completed her labors
last week aud returned Monday to her
home in Rochester. this state.
Saturday the 9Th inst, at p. NJ, at
the Stewart House stables, Richard
Maplesden will sell by public auction
his horse, lumber wagon, traverse sled,
harness, stove and pipes, etc, etc.
1t will be of interest to his many
/ friends here 10 learn that y. l.. Clancy,
who recently left Island Pond, has been
appointed chief train dispatcher OF the
Detroit District of the Pere Marquette
Railroad, with office at Plymouth, Mich.
Charles NJ. Dyer, proprietor of the
Stew TT House, is confined to his bed by
illness, giving him the rest from business
that his friends have frequently urged
him to take. His sister, Mrs. Powers,
came Monday. Hope to see you about
soon, Charlie
All members of Oswegotchie Lodge
No. Il, X. of P, are requested TO meet
at the Lodge room in the Bartlett Block,
next Tuesday, December 5, at P. NJ.
to act upon the report OF special com
mittee recently appointed, upon matters
of Importance to every member.
Note l.. F. Jones big advertisement
on the first page. Nothing but exclusive
goods finds room in his store. In keep
ing clothing and furnishings only he is
better able to give you choice in large
variety OF all the very newest goods III
their various seasons. lie has a splendid
stock OF novelties for winter wear.
The Bartlett Co. have again in stock
for the holiday season an extra good as
sortment OF books, embracing all kinds
of literature, history, adventure, travel
poetry, and fiction by standard authors
the latter largely predominating, The
prices too are remarkably low, copy
right books heretofore sold for 81 30 anc
1925 now selling at 80 cents. You
should make an early call to take advan
tage of the present very complete assert
ment.
The third annual concert and bal
given by Grand Trunk Lodge, B. OF r
| T., was an unqualified success in ever,
9 respect. After delightful concert b.
Burnham & Barney's Orchestra, tn
grand march was formed, over fit,
: couples participating, and then followe,
j.. season, of dancing until midnight
when an excellent supper was served a
the Stewart House, at the conclusion o
which the remainder of the dance orde
was carried out. 1t was most happ
and pleasant occasion, and the committee
in their efforts to please are to be col
graduated on the result.
Thursday, November 10, the Ladie
j Literary Club were very pleasantly en-
a tertained at the home of Mrs. l.. F. Jones
n The programme for the afternoon wa
e opened by the roll call, which was IT
sponded to by short items about Sout
American celebrities, after which Mis-
Steele had charge OF the lesson review
A paper on the Wonders of the Amaze
was read by Mrs. Porter, and readiu
9 from South American Travels was give
=, by Miss Bartlett. The meeting wa
=, closed by each member giving SON
- pleasing incident of their summer vaci
, ton. The Club will meet with Mr.
Marks at the home of Mrs. c. E. JOIN
son this Thursday afternoon.
y A BIG SHOW COMING.