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

There is very nice display of Easter
cards at Illusions pharmacy.
W. I. Carleton of Wells River spent
Sunday in town with his mother.
Miss Ella J. Moye went to Portland
Monday for a few days visit with friends.
Miss Dyer was home from Portland
over Sunday, accompanied by friend,
Miss Priest, of Tufts College.
John Brown has engaged the services
OF an experienced confectioner and is
prepared to furnish choice, fresh home
made candy daily.
The public hearing on the applications
for licenses will he held at the commits
] toner's room in opera house block next
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
The Bartlett Co. announce in their
advertisement this week several Easter
specialties, from fancy tie to a nobby
dress suit, or stylish pair of shoes.
In place of the regular Sunday morn
ing sermon at the NJ. +. Church Easter
Day there will be given an Easter con-
cert by the Sunday School, followed by
a Sunday School rally.
DIR. +. F. Norcross has received
most complimentary letter from the
state board of health for his efficient and
valuable services in preventing the spread
of small pox short time since when
there were some cases in neighboring
towns.
\. 5. Lipman, who for years assumed
the leading character in "The Burglar"
I in all the large cities of the United
I States, is once more playing that role,
, aud will be seen in the production OF
!. this play at the opera house Saturday
evening.
| Miss Cane, after a pleasant three
!. weeks vacation here with her parents
and friends returned Tuesday to the
, Seminary at Montpelier, where she is
making excellent progress in her studies
especially music, in which she is said to
possess great talent.
q At the age of IA years, Miss Emma
q Royeur died of consumption Monday
after an illness of many months, anG
much sorrow is expressed for the be
reaved family. Funeral services wer,
held Tuesday at the Church of st. Jame'
the Greater. The deceased was grea
favorite among her companions.
There is even difference between
blunders and mistakes. If on comm.
out of public place you take better
hat than your own, that is mistake. If
however, you take a worse hat than you
own, that is a blunder. The man whit
made mistake Tuesday at the towl
clerks office is invited to call and rectf,
~ his mistake.
- There is pleasure in store for all thos
" who like to inspect new goods, fashion
- and STYLES. Stern Bros have receive
% their new stock. They have tried
-" surpass all previous efforts and the n
suit awaits the judgments of their pa
Mt rons. We believe all will agree in pr'
es nouncng the selections correct in sty
IT, fair in price and lavish in variety. Som
ne special features are announced in the
on big advertisement on the second pag
es' You will profit by reading it.
W The annual meeting of the w. c.
I'm L. was held with Mrs. j. S. Sweeney al
dy officers for the year ensuing elected
VS., follows: President, Mrs. Porter II. Dial
he Vice presidents, Mrs. T. II. Hall, MI
ma F. A. Elkins, Mrs. j. S. Sweeney, Nj
rs George a. Cane. Secretary, Mrs: IL.
lar Hobson. Treasurer, Mrs. o. S. Eato
u Programme committee, Mrs. w. A. iii
IS. ham. Mrs. II. H. Hobson, Mrs. l..
lay Jones, Mrs. David Porter. Social col
ny, mittee, Mrs. f. f. Norcross, Mrs. Dav
ok, Porter. Public meeting committee, Nj
the T. Hall, Mrs. Alvin Bartlett, Mrs. F.
the Elkins.
NJ. NOTICE. Those who have not
80. ready paid the amount pledged for
ion Y. NJ. C. A. building are requested to
NJ, so at once, as the building commit
ion will soon let the contract for its CT
non struction. And as the money dona'
by the Railway Co. was given upon
late condition that the town would ra
ook $500, it will be necessary that
lie pledges making this sum be paid BET
age any money can be used. Kindly pay
ere. F. Jones, treasurer; if not convene
line either of the other two will accept Q
oc- receipt for your money.
Mr.. l.. F. Jones, Collectina
sty 6 6 5 5 Sssia:e"' c S"'Sss'%'
we In response to the petition to the
lectmen to lay out highway in com
ach- ton with the proposed railway chan
:, IA at this place, through the O'Keetfe pl