Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-04-03

WIS jus. NhlDodeau.
Mrs. +. f. Blake is entertaining her
niece, Miss Geraldine Farr.
Louis Vallee and wife have moved
into the James O'Keeffe house.
Miss Blanche Harden is spending this
week with her parents in Compton, Que.
Rev. John ID. Waldron, of West
Charleston, will occupy the pulpit of the
Methodist Church next Sunday morn
ing.
The management of the opera house
informs us that at the production of The
Burglar, April llth, the electric lights
will be on in the hall.
&. Louis Cane left town Wednesday
night for New York TO assume the
charge of the New York branch of the
G. A. Cane Shirt Co.'S business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Danforth and
daughter, who have been here since last
December returned to Brooklyn Tues
day, accompanied 10y Jimmie Worth and
Arthur Riggie.
The w. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs.
j. ). Sweeney next Tuesday afternoon.
April I, at $50. As officers for the wear
ensuing are to be elected, large at
tendance is desired
Smart variety, style, small prices.
These are the words most fifty used in
description of the new suits advertised
this week by l.. F. Jones. See his adj
vertIsement on the first page.
The Uniyersalist Ladies Social Circle
will hold their fortnightly social meet
ing with Mrs. George Foster this week
Thursday evening. The public is cor
daily welcomed at these meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pomeroy and
daughter Ruth of Compton came here
Saturday, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
A. Pomeroy, the former returning home
Monday, Mrs. Pomeroy and daughter
Wednesday.
In noticing the death of Mr.. Ordway
last week the HERALD said The de
ceased is survived 10y a widow and three
adopted children" Mrs. Ordway in
forms us that the latter part is not true,
that the children are not adopted.
Miss Needham has been engaged to
teach at Norton and commenced her
duties Monday. Miss Alice Strathern
returns to her school at Derby next
Monday, and Miss Olivia Strathern re-
turns to Bloomfield a few days hence
under years engagement at the school
where she taught the fall and winter
terms.
Tuesday night the Y. p S. c. f. of
the Congregational Church gave very
successful social at the home OF Mr..
Harry Hall. The fact of its success,
and that every one enjoyed themselves,
shows that the host and social commit
tee had their heart in the work. The So
ciety is growing in strength and num-
Der, and already its life is felt in the
community.
Opera House, Island Pond, VT, one
night only, Saturday, April II. A. 5.
Lipman in famous play, The Burglar;
100 Nights in New York City at the
Madison Square Theatre, MIR. Augustus
Thomas four act comedy drama from
the story of Edithas Burglar, by Mrs.
Frances II. Burnett Under the direc-
ton of A. q. Scammon. Seats now on
sale at Thurstons drug store. Prices
%, 80 aud so cents.
On the last page of this issue the Bos
worth Store Co. enumerate many things
that the good house wife will want the
coming spring. In every department OF
their immense business they offer the
| newest and the best, so that it will GER
tainly repay every home manager to an
ticipate future needs, and you don't
have to take any article unless it gives
absolute satisfaction. Read the firms
statement III tins respect. MIR. Bosworth
long ago discovered that advertising,
good sense exhibited i'll selecting just
what his patrons want, and giving EACH
their moneys worth, is the true way to
attract and keep customers, hence his
great business success since coming to
Island Pond.
The hour is after midnight, when, in
the most fashionable quarter OF the city,
the sumptuous home of one OF the best
| known editors has been forcibly entered
by a burglar The inmates peacefully
slumber, unconscious of danger, al but
a little tot of six years, whose acute ears
have discerned noise unusual at that
time of the night. Too innocent to be
conscious of danger she leaves her room'
and entering the family sitting room'
suddenly confronts the burglar, who
noiselessly as possible is securing the