Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-05-15

hsaiisa Idrerised Letters.
-. N. Ca1psnier. Postmaster.
ID. A. Haynes went to COlebrook Sat
urday TO pass Sunday with relatives.
\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man Marsh at Barford, Que, April 30.
Mrs. Marsh was formerly Miss Sadie
Ames of Island Pond.
Found near the post Office a pearl ros-
AIRY and two medals, souvenir of st.
Anne de Beaupre. Owner can obtain
same at Thurston's drug store.
Several carloads of brick and stone
have been received at this port, for use,
it is said, in building new culvert to
connect Back and Island ponds.
Vim. II. Jeffrey. editor of Successful
vermonters," a publication described on
the opposite page, is in town this week
looking up material for the forthcoming
book.
At the Methodist parsonage, Wednes-
day May -, David Edward McIIarg OF
Groveton, formerly of CRANKY, aud May
Scales of West Concord, were united in
marriage by Rev. VIM. Shaw.
Mrs. NJ j. Daley and children move to
Burlington this week, her husband, who
is now on the road, intending to make
his headquarters there. She leaves be-
hind many friends to regret her depar-
ture
j. c. Fogg attended the State Com
yeution, Modern Woodmeu of America,
at Montpelier last week, rs delegate from
Mount Bluff Camp, No. 9l02. j. +,
Linden was elected State Banker and
j. II. Gilmore OF Morgan, State Clerk.
George Seymour aud Robert Cross
two Grand Trunk engineers, left town
the 9TH inst. for Allandale, Ont, ana
will occupy similar positions for the
company there. The best wishes o.
many friends accompany them TO thei
new home.
Mrs Willie Smith has returned HON,
from a visit Of several days with rela
tiyes. At the q. K. {. Fair aud Ball
held recently in Portland, her HUSBAND
Won one of the principal prizes, hand
some writing desk and book case con-
biued, the possession OF which afford
them great pleasure
. Following are the appointments in tn
Sunday school of Christ Church for tn
year beginning May LIST: Supt,, Mrs. !
w. Stolte Librarian, Miss Celia j
, Harmon. Teachers, primary, Miss Id
VI. Moye. lst grade, Miss Myrtle {
Ames 2nd grade, supplied. 3rd grade
Mrs. John l.. Hill.
The grand encampment, |. o. o. +
meets at Enoshurg Falls next Tuesda,
/ aud the grand lodge the day following
The delegates from Island Pond are Rob
Thompson, representing both the e
campmeut aud subordinate lodge, an
Homer Morrill, the subordinate lodg
Other members of the order will atten,
including f.. NJ Bartlett, y. G. NJ, an
John +. Linden ID. ID. G.. NJ.
i +. ". Sadlier returned last Frid'
=. from his trip to Topeka, Kan, delega
g to the Railroad Y NJ, {. A. Conyentio
"A He reports delightful trip, and sn
cessful gathering While at Topeka
b had the pleasure of listening to an a
:, dress by President Roosevelt, afterwar
!, shaking hands with him. A feature
- the visit was that the redouhtable Carr
Nation presented him with a copy of b
publication. The Smasher's Mail, viii
Mr.. Sadiier highly prizes.
-, Among the visitors to Island 20
Monday to attend the masonic lodge "
Augustus Drew, of Maidstone, worsh
ful master elect of Benton Lodge, Gul
hall. Mr.. Drew has not been to lsla
Pond, in the daytime, since early IN
fifties, when he assisted in the bulldI
Of the first steam mill erected here, a
.saw the cars first come to Island Pom
He says there was nothing on the !
then but shanties. A drive and W
over the town was a revelation to him
,ty to the progress made since "his time
sit PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.
ted On Friday evening last twelve M