Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20

very attractive price, by II. u. Powell 4
To- III this weeks HERALD.
Mrs. 4. +. Bishop left Tuesday for
Derby Line to spend two or three weeks
with her mother aud other friends.
;. ID. IIobson aud sister, and F.. F.
iohSon and wife are attending the
conference this week at Morrisville.
Thos. {. Atkinson and wife of Coos
~ H., came Saturday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Carl Cabana. returning
Sunday.
Mrs. l.. j. Parsons aud her daughter
Iona have returned from Saco. Me.
where they have been for two or three
weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Cocker.
The regular meeting of Ross Encamp
ment. |. o. .. f.. for the current month
will he held next Tuesday evening at
the usual hour. Every member who
eau, should attend. Work. patriarchial
degree.
Vide ut mira" is the advice given by
l.. +. Jones in his advertisement this
week. The clothing offered by him is
as good rs the rest made, the style is
perfect, there is a good selection, all at
prices that will convince You that he
can SUIT you.
George Pickett of Portland, for many
years popular conductor on the local
mail train between that city amt Island
Pond, is i'll town this week calling on
old trierrtfs, much to the pleasure of the
latter. lie resigned his position many
months since and the rest from labor has
maze hun "A new man.
Oar milliuers have returned from
market with their usual fascinating and
varied array of female headgear. In
addition to the regular firms, that enter.
| prising business man on the corner.
! Pomeroy. has window of ready To wear
hats at reasonable prices, and Stern
Brothers have also an attractive window.
All the churches in town prepared
pleasant and interesting services for
Easter Day, and despite the rain the
churches were we'll filled. Appropriate
sermons Mere preached, aud special
efforts for rich musical services We're
made. The concert at the Congrega
tiOnal church in the evening attracted
a large congregation, who enjoyed great
Iy all the features especially the beautiful
singing.
Among the business innovations of
the season was the addition of cut
flowers to the usual display OF potted
plants by G. T.. Willoughhy. The de-
mand was SO great that he was unable
to fill all orders, but by placing orders
; early considerable business can be
done in this direction. The enterprise
of this firm under the new management,
. and their evident determination to
please their customers is calling forth
many compliments.
North Star Chapter No. -, o. f. 5.
held the annual meeting for the election
. of officers Monday evening, when the
: following We're chosen
Mrs. Grace H. >a!!eir, ". Nj.
John N. ThurStou, W. j.
Mrs. Alice Norton, \. NJ.
Edward =. Lee. Treas.
Mrs. Inez b. Green, Sec'y.
Mrs. Nellie II. johnson, Cond
Miss Myrtle Ames, Associate COnd
The installation of these officers is
appointed to be held at the next regular
meeting, May 9TH. With such a staff
of leaders the Chapter has bright out
look for the coming year.
Probably the largest stock of domestic
and foreign rugs, the latter including
Oriental and Persian, ever displayed N
i, northeastern Vermont, is now beng
shown by the Bosworth Store Co., III the
rooms over the store. There is a great
variety of sizes, styles and patterns, a
we'll as prices. The latter, how seen
u to he extremely reasonable, considering
the quality Of the goods. The compan,
! is very fortunate in being able to secure
II the services of Mrs. Stote to assist II
" showing the rugs, aud all indications
noint to a large sale. Mrs. f. L. Greene
has also been engaged by the same com
e ,,ny TO assist in the Easter holiday trade
Ii The Ellsworth Store Company Is one o
v our progressive mercantile institutions.
Y The sale and entertainment given b.
|. the Junior League connected with tn
e Methodist church was success III ever
J way. The programme participated !
t. by forty of the Juniors was well rel
" d.red. The sale included large assol
IS ment of fancy articles and home mad
r c,udies which sold rapidly. Great II
,.rest was taken in the mystery boXe
~ which contained articles of more or le'
II v,lue. A few articles still msold at IL
=, close Of the entertainment were dispose
20 of nv auctioneer Stevens A net sum
- ..a .oo Iiunl for the LaapIe. Mu(