Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-07-17

Mrs. Thos. S. Hall is entertaining her
friends from Montreal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Junod.
Miss Foster and Miss Ruby Foster of
Coatieook, Que, visited in town Wednes-
day of this week.
Several of the factory girls have Oh
tanned employment with the Peerless
Manufacturing Co. at Barton.
Two keys, knife key and brass key,
were found in front of the Methodist
church, and have been left at the HER
AID Office.
Mrs. j. E. Tracy Of Lancaster, n. H.,
and her son Arthur Of st. Louis, Mo-,
made flying visit to old acquaintance
here last Tuesday aud "Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Church win give a lawn social, Friday
evening, July 18th, at the home of Mrs.
l.. w. Stevens on Derby street. Ice
cream and cake will be served. All are
cordially invited. Price ten cents.
The directors and stockholders of the
G. A. Cane Shirt Co. held their annual
meeting Wednesday, when the matter
of rebuilding the factory was fully dis
cussed. Replying to our request for in
formation Mr.. Cane informed us that
nothing had then been decided upon.
We live in hopes.
Wonders comedians gave performan-
ces at the opera house Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings to large audiences,
who showed their pleasure by their APP
plause. The dancing by the NORM Sis
tiers was much admired and the special
ties by Wonder & Bellmare, the marvel
lous tumbling sailors, were great.
Teachers for the high school and
different grades in the building for the
year ensuing have been selected by the
school board, as follows: High school,
S. f. Marks, principal; Mrs. Marks
assistant principal. Grammar Grade,
Miss Mabel Wilmot; 9Th and 9th Grades,
Miss Effie Webster; 3rd and 4th Grades,
Miss Sarah Patterson LIST and End
Grades, Miss Maude LeBouryeau. Der
by Street annex, Miss Ida Moye.
The commissioners, Judge Chase and
county clerk Hubbard of Guildhall, and
Judge Holbrook of Lemington,appointed
by the assistant judges of Essex County
Court, met last week to appraise land
damages for the right of way across GER
tain lands for the use of the Island Pond
Water Co. in laying pipes to the reser-
voir. After hearing the parties in inter
est, the right of way was granted to the
| Water Co., and the latter have been lay
ing pipes at the rate of about six hum
dred feet a day since the commissioners
gave their decision.
An illustrated lecture is to be given
in the Church of St. James the Greater
next Wednesday evening, July %, en-
titled "Dogmas of the Faith" or the
Catholic doctrines illustrated with one
hundred beautifully colored pictures,
representing among other things, The
Creed, The Commandments, The Seven
Deadly Sins, Purgatory and Heaven.
Then there is spectacular production,
Robinson Crusoe, in twenty-five scenes,
also scenes from Ireland, the great coro
nation Durbar AL Delhi, special launch
of Shamrock III, the destruction of St.
Pierre and eruption of Mt. Pelee, all in
moving pictures. During the evening
VIM. B. Norris, the noted baritone, will
render several solos, including The
Palms, Holy City, Lead Kindly Light,
The City of Signs and Tears, Like, a
Star that falls from Heaven, New Born
King. These are beautifully illustrated
All in all the lecture and views will be
most instructive and entertaining.