Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-04-17

1'eHhoH idreTfiSed Letters.
q. W. Carpenter. Postmaster.
The Universalist Ladies Social Circle
will hold their fortnightly social meeting
this Thursday evening with Mrs. NJ. Is.
Ladd. The public is cordially welcomed
to these meetings.
We are glad to see Judge Lucas about
the village again. He has just returned
from his home in Canaan, where he had
long siege with the grip, from the
effects of which he is making good re-
covery.
Clifford Goodhue spent the Easter va
cation here with his parents. He is at
tending school at Grande Ligne, Que.
Garnet Jones is also at home for the
Easter vacation from the Richmond
(Que.) college.
We are sorry to state-that Hon. S. ID.
Hobson is i'll at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fletcher at Lancaster, n. ii.
Latest intelligence reports him as rest
ing comfortably, and his condition one
of improvement.
A very handsome piece of needle work
is on exhibition at the Cross street phar-
, macy, excellent in design, the coloring
, being especially good. 1t is the handi-
work of Miss Margaret Coakley, who is
|, evidently an artist, as thus is her first
work of the kind. Miss Coakley has
presented it to the bazaar, now in prog
ress in aid of the Church of st. James
the Greater, to be disposed of by ticket.
THE KLARK URBAN co.
y The attraction that is booked at the
. opera house for the week commencing
April 81 is the well known klark Urban
e Co., said to be one of the best attraction,
o. on the road. The class of plays pre-
"A scented include the high price and higl
. grade, while the specialties that are in
no PRODUCED are the best that can be Sc
20 lected. Popular prices, 10, 90 and 30 cts
n Frank Emery's lunch cart was dis
covered in flames Monday, shortly after
rs noon, and ere they could be extinguishe'
.. fire and water had done considerably
~ damage. The fire is thought to hav
bo originated from lighted cigar stu
oa carelessly thrown into some shaving'
"A with which the cart had been banked
=; and the shavings being dry were easil
# ignited. Frank is very grateful to
ala who rendered help to overcome the III
;0o aud protect and save his property.
,ie- The fair in aid of the Church of s
James the Greater opened very auspi
arc iously Wednesday, and the indication
-, point to great success. The sale
.as the fancy articles is very gratifyin
,rt This Thursday evening NJ. P. Gallagh
ara and Edward Giboin will be the great
of traction in their latest popular success
Ok Friday evening the Catholic Club W
md repeat the comedy drama "lmogene,
the Witch's Secret" Refreshments q
q served each evening, and door pr
.on each night of the bazaar is special fe
,... ure. Cotas orchestra furnishes musi
IRA The Ladies Literary Club spent
ext very pleasant afternoon at the home
Mrs Charles Vallee Thursday April
:, : The topic for the afternoon was orat'
and Oratory, the club answering the
call with incidents about orators, VIII
IVA was followed by the lesson review,
~ by Mrs. Porter, and sketches OF so
~ noted orators by Miss Steele and A
Dale. An interesting paper was r
by Mrs. Randall. The work OF the
" ernoon closed with a discussion by
go club on Club Improvements. The lac
will meet for social afternoon v
o"' Mrs. l.. B. Jones today, April IT,
~ A concert and literary entertaining
o+c with very attractive programme, Is
and be given under the auspices OF VI
,ona River Lodge, No. 46, u. OF l.. f., at
o opera house next Tuesday evening A
= 81. The programme:
Selection, Orchestra.
Lom- Solo, Mrs. Thos. White.
NOT Address, "Injunctions and Labor or
nday, ;zations." Peter H. Flaherty.
oelhS Solo, Miss Pearl Davis.
rnish Address, SOCIALISM and the Labor
equity lem," John 7. Gill.
g FRI Solo, Miss Mabel Davey.
VS. Address, "Christian Socialism,,
ana Thomas Hall.
haC'Ve Selection, Orchestra.
nment Admission % and 80 cents. kes'
in the seats can be secured at Thurston's
nstitu ------------
lay by LEFEBvRE-DALE.
a half AT the residence of the brides mi
ling is Tuesday morning April IA, Miss
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