Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-04-10
TOWN TOPICS.

John Willoughby is very proud of
those twins.
Palms were distributed to the congre-
cations at Christ Church last Sunday
Palm Sunday.
We are glad to report that the infant
son Of MIR. and Mrs. Nagle, who has been
quite i'll with bronchitis, is now much
better.
Hon. Robert Chase, Judge of Probate
for the District of Essex, held special
session of the Probate Court at this
place Tuesday.
Dog licenses to the number of 40
were taken out by April |, an increase
of II as compared with the number
issued last year.
Dan and Julius Stern received sad
news last week from their old home in
Germany, the death of their mother,
following shock.
John Chadwick, who has been con-
fined to the house several weeks with an
attack of rheumatism, is improving, and
able to be about the village.
The stated communication of Island
Pond Lodge, +. & \. NJ, for the current
month will be held next Monday evening
at s o'clock. Annual meeting and cleo
ton of officers.
DR.. f. A. Tracy, formerly of Island
| Pond, has located at West Stewards
town, n. H., for the practice of his pro-
fession. West Stewartstown is to be
congratulated.
Mrs. Adam Danforth went to Berlin,
| n. H., Monday to be introduced to her
new grandson, who came to gladden. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Len Ellis on the
9Th inst. l04 pounds.
With his accustomed courtesy Judge
A. T. Holbrook of Lexington has fav.
ored the HERALD with can of extra
nice maple syrup, his own manufacture
for which we dotf our hat and make ouI
best bow.
Easter services will be conducted boil
morning and evening at the Congrega
! tional Church. The service in the even
! ing will be conducted by the children O.
I the Sunday School. Communion serv
: ice at p. NJ.
Mrs. George A. Cane, and daughter
= Miss Marguerite, went to Leominstel
y Mass, Tuesday to pack and ship thei
9 household effects to Island Pond. MI
8 Cane has rented the Fitzgerald hous
: on Pleasant street, aud will soon con
: mence housekeeping.
: Last Saturday the weather underwear
: another of those lightning change
y which seem to be the fashion this veal
y The thermometer was well up Ill I'll
9 ffties in the forenoon, and by moo
8 snow fell quite smartly, several inche
: and Sunday was decidedly frigid da
s Opera house, April IL. A. S. Lipha
s in Mr.. Gus. Thomas successful coined
! drama, the greatest of American play
: as produced at the Madison Square Th
: alter. New York, "The Burglar drau
. of intermingled laughter and tear
= Presented with great cast of popul
plavers. under the direction of A.
Scammon. Reserved seats at Thurston
Services at Christ Church Good Frid
will consist of morning prayer, Titan
pro-anaphora and sermon at III oeloe
followed by the three hours service, t
seven savings of our Lord from t
Cross. commencing at II O'Clock
| Evening prayer and sermon at u
II Services yesterday will be celebrate
" of the Holy Eucharist at 7.3O A.
morning prayer, a second celebrate
!, and sermon at IL, evensong and serni
at 7.
Acting on the principle "Better
mo than never" Frank Paquette, Sem, te
the out naturalization papers last week.
came to this town in 1898, at the
of II. and has since remained ne
Married at IS, he is the father OF IL
,s., children, eight living, the five sons
cupying responsible positions.
paouette is a man of industry, sobrl
and integrity, consequently will be
har exemplary citizen, just the KIND
;ary need
we At the public examination Tor te'
ers held last Friday and Saturday,
persons participated therein, $ to obi
the required certificate to teach, the
mainder being pupils of the high sch
taking the examination to test u
skill. We are proud to add that
averages were obtained by these pul
: Principal Marks and Miss Ellie "
ster were awarded first class certl1lcs
u which gives the posssssor license
" teach for five years.
KING--DALES.