Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-05-19

koSs Encampment No. l, |. q. %. T..
will hold its regular meeting for the eur.
rent month next Tuesday evening at 5.
Forty thousand lake trout fry were
received here last Friday afternoon and
were placed in Echo pond.
Eustace Guest, employed as clerk at
the Grand Trunk station at Mechanic
Falls, has been transferred to Berlin, y .
II.
A number of the bodies deposited in
the vault during the past winter have
been removed and inferred in the ceme-
teries.
Jack" Finnegan and family came
last week from Mansfield Mass, to
spend a few days with relatives, return
ing Tuesday morning,
ID. j. Bean, late of Proctor, has ac-
cepted the position Of assistant secretary
at the Y. NJ. {. A. and will have charge
of the work during the night hours.
Mrs. Ensign Barrett of Gorham, n.
H., has been visitor in town several
days, stopping with her sisters, Mrs.
Annie ThurSton and Mrs. Jennie
Garceau. She returned home Tuesday.
George 5. Robinson has broken ground
for the erection of his new house on
Cross street. Following the scriptural
injunction he sat down and counted the
cost, and finding he could afford it he
commenced operations.
The Davis studio has again changed
hands, Charles l.. Later having recently
purchased it. He will at once take up
the study of photography, and 70 doubt,
in time, will become "A capable photog
rapher Success to you, Charles.
The North Stratford baseball team
came up here last Friday and trimmed
the High School team to the tune of Il
to g. The High School played ragged
game, the only feature being the field
ing OF Skinner who ate up everything
that came near him.
The siXty.sixth annual meeting of
the Orleans County Conference of Con-
gregational Churches will be held at
Newport Tuesday and Wednesday, June
and I. Among the speakers are Po%seE
II. Dale and the Rev 'IhoS. Hall of
Island Pond, The former will give an
address Tuesday afternoon, the subject
"lnstalled Pastors VS.. Hired men, Rev.
MIR, Hall speaks Wednesday forenoon on
the topic, "lndividuaism VS.. Fellow
ship"
The difficult task Of thawing out the
water pipes on the fiat was finally
accomplished last week. Nearly one
hundred yards of the fiat had to he dug
a depth of about four and half feet to
get at the pipes, of which nearly every
other one was split 10y the frost. The
new pipes were laid eight feet deep, and
plenty of hay used in covering them, 50
that we may well imagine there will be
no difficulty with frost in these pipes
next winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. \. Martel of Berlin,
n. H., have been in town several days,
the guests of Mrs. MarteI's sister, Mrs.
Carl Fcss. Mrs. Martel was until
recently Miss Matte Dunn, formerly of
Island Pond. She was united IL mar
riage to Mr.. Marte Tuesday the 9th
inst at st. Francois Nlver Church,
Groveton, Rev. FIR. /Bernadin officiating.
4 large number of friends witnessed
the ceremony. Roy Dunn, a brother of
the bride acted as best man, Miss Clarice
Marte, sister Of the groom, being maid
of honor. After the ceremony the
party repaired to the brides home
where wedding dinner was served to
the immediate relatives and friends of
the couple. They will make their
home at Berlin, already made attractive
10y the many handsome presents
bestowed upon the bride. Many friends
in Island Pond extend congratulations
and good wishes.