Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-14

Arthur N2ISel OF Morgan 5 nigh,
clerk at Tie Stewart House.
Judge Blake vas in Luueuburg and
Concord Tuesday holding special So
'ions Of The Probate Court.
Mrs II E Sargent aud little daughter
returned home Monday evening from =
tao weeks visit az Portland. Ne.
Martin RenelI closes his engagement
tins week a. i4uitor Of the opera block.
and WIll Le succeeded by Charles W.
PAR.
We publish this week a letter from
A.ice {. Willoughby. who aescribes in a
ehatty and interesting manner how the
NerInon'ers in Santa Barbara, Cal. spent
Thanksgiving Day.
The age Of George Meade, infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes, Cole. Who died
November y. vas Incorrectly given in
the HERALD last week a. i've weeks. in
stead Of five months.
At the annual meeting Of the Vernon,
Society, Sons Of the American Revolu-
ton, held recently at Montpelier. our
townsman. Porter II. Dale. was elected
member of the board of managers.
In spite OF the very severe weather
there was a large attendance Of young
people at the Shadow Social given bv
the Epworth League last Friday even
ing. Over one hundred pictures were on
exhibition. Miss Sadie King guessed
the largest and Esefa Sweeney aud Orma
La Roche next.
The Ladies Aid Of the Congregational
Church viii hold their annual sale aud
supper in the new vrstry Of the church
Tuesday aftern oou and evening Dec-m-
Der Is. The ladies wish to inform the
public that they viii have for sale the
finest assortment Of fancy and useful
articles ever offered by them. From
100 to ; o'clock they viii serve one Of
their famous chicken pie suppers at -
cents Per plate.
The Grand Trunk announce special
excursion to Montreal. Quebec and St
Anne de BeauPre December 20. 1905. .
on any regular train OF that day. tickets
valid returning from destination on or /
before Monday, January y, 1907, at the I
following low fares from Island Pond.
Montreal or Q.:ebec and return $500; .
st. Anne be BeauPre and return $3.50 +
Montreal and Quebec and return 50 20: F.
st. Anne de BeSupre and return. iuclud- I
ing Montreal 3 90.
Robert Thompson has for sale smal /.
pamphlet, A tribute to odd Fellowship" /
containing five admirably written odes
relating to the various degrees Of the f.
Order. The ode to Love" was read Nv
John Guest at the District meeting at
Newport a short tim since. This trib-
ute was written hy Wendell r. Stevens.
a former employe in the HERALp office,
aud many wears a resident of this town.
now residing at Everett, Mass. Il Is at
tractively printed and gotten mp aud
every member OF the Order should pos
sess copy.
Box rent at the lost office Is now to
b- paid before the expiration Of the
present quarter for the ensuing one.
The Postmaster Generals order Is given
beloS:-~Box rents must IN collected at
the beginning ot each quarter for the
entire quarter, but no longer. Ten days
before the last day Of each quarter post
masters are required to place bill bear
ing the date OF the last day OF the quarter
in each rented box. If the boxholder
fails to renew his right to his box on or
before the last day of quarter the box
shall then be closed and offered for rent.
and the mail Will be placed in the gen
eral delivery" !
The following from the Portland Me- .
Sunday Telegram will interest and please
the friends of the young man referred .
to: (
Mr. Edward Giboin, a student at /
McGiu Conservatorium of Music at
Montreal, and Young singer of much I
ability WAS heard for the first time in
this CITY at the Cathedral OF the I'm
macuIate Conception last Sunday morn /
ing. His rendition OF Gilhert's o, /
Salutaris, was the subject of much favor
able comment among musical people. /
Mr.. Giboin possesses rich and powerful /
baritoue voice and has already achieved I
much success with his singing. His
style seems particularly adapted for sa-
cred music and he has been heard in |
several Canadian churches, principally
Notre Dame of Montreal. The future
holds much for Mr.. Giboin.
The following notice is posted in the
post office. Certainly the request of
Postmaster Carpenter should be needed.
The postmaster and his clerks desire
to be as accommodating as possible to