Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-12-02


o. l.. Mansur returned Monday to his
Legislative duties.
Miss Edna Ladd went TO Portland
Tuesday, to remain a month or there
abouts.
W. b. Bagley has bought the picture
framing business and stock in trade of
o. T. Davis.
A bill has been introduced in the
legislature to incorporate the Lyndon
and Island Pond electric railroad.
Do not fail to hear the child wonder,
Antoinette Giboin, three years old, sing
the latest popular songs at the concert
Friday evening.
Miss Alice Strathern returned Saturday
to Concord, where she is engaged as
teacher, and where she is giving excel
lent satisfaction.
f. j. Tinker and his sister Mrs.
Darling, both of East Milton, Mass,
have been in town several days this
week. The latter was the guest OF Mrs.
n. Warner.
Special communications OF Island
Pond Lodge, +. & A. NJ, were held
Monday afternoon and evening" at
which Harvey Cross received the degrees
of Fellow Craft and Master Mason.
i, We invite the attention of our readers
4 to the advertisement on this page oil
the Hill Studios The branch studio
here is in charge of A. w. Cridland, al
experienced photographer, who will be
at Island Pond Saturday and Monday o.
: each week.
The village schools have closed til
Monday January 2, owing to the mum
Der of absentees due to sickness and fea
of contracting infectious diseases
Schools at the Bemis, Nicholson an'
Head of Pond districts will open Mon
day December D.
=, At the home of Irwin Harvey, Friday
November 25, Maurice S. Raymond o
= Enroll, n. H., and Miss Ina B. WOOD
row OF Colebrook, n. H., were united /
marriage by the Rev. Vim. Shaw. Th
newly married man aud wife left fl
W their home Saturday.
- From information received we thin
a word of acknowledgment is due
the ladies of the Church of st. jam
~ the Greater, who during the past seasc
have met several times at the conve
VI hall to work for the poor, or the chur'
altar. Their noble work OF charity
highly appreciated.
-. The annual sale and supper given
the Ladies Aid of the Congregation
Church will be held in the opera hou
Wednesday December II. Sale OF tan
arc and useful articles to commence at
:" o'clock, and chicken pie supper will
~ served from TOT. There will be
ny entertainment this year
A. II. Wilkie has moved his bari
ara shop from the Lakeview to Bartlett
block, occupying that part of the ba
ment recently occupied by +. NJ. Ba
n' lett as his mill office, which has be
n'' moved upstairs into the store. ]
on Casino, vacated by Mr.. Wilkie, has b'
"s rented by Geo. f. Abbott of Boston.
- Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Steyens h
been called upon to part with their IL
49, daughter, Marguerite, who died Now
/. > Der IS, of cerebro spinal meningl
Funeral services were held Novem
20, conducted by the Rev. VIM. Sh
Much sympathy is extended the
oep reaved parents in the loss OF their Il
darling.
C. Nj. Fletcher of Canaan made
of his customary business calls
D Tuesday. Charlie is feeling more
:, 80 ordinarily well these days, due, do
less, to the large complimentary
given him by his townsmen at the
election. He was the democratic II
zee for county sheriff and ran
s,xty votes ahead of his ticket, il
'' own town, which is certainly mi
u y Of great pride to him personally, de-
'"pp' strating that he has the contldene
ident, ',,s,,a,
After -
AN JOHN p. HASELTINE.