Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27
TOWN TOPICS.

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\ special train conveyed large part,
to the X. of z. fair Friday evening a
Coos, y. II.
\ deer was seen Monday morning
browsing in the field near the Georg.
Mason place, 50 called.
Irving {. Ilauuatord OF Northnmb4r.
land y. H., is recent addition to the
stan OF statesmen in the Bartlett Co.'S
store.
Friends will regret to learn of the
serious accident 10 James Worth OF
island Pond, reported by our last
Charleston correspondent.
The listers have practically completed
Their lahors and will meet next Tuesday
afternoon at the town clerks office to
hear and adjust grievances.
We now have direct telephone com.
munication with Ayerill, thanks to the
enterprise o. +. Davis, who We hone
will and the venture remuneratiye.
Miss Nellie Z. Nicholson has been
engaged to teach the Centre school at
East Charleston, and Miss Esther Hall
the school in the Btmis district Both
began their duties Monday.
Joseph McKelyey has rented the
Steele place ON Pleasant street, and will
move there from East Brighton this
week. Peter Dussault and bride already
occupy a tenement in this house.
At the Congregational parsonage,
Island Pond, April 2ith, Henry l..
Hinton OF We>tmore aud Miss Mira V.
Cole of Bethlehem, y. H., were united
in marriage 10y the Rev. Thomas Hall,
The steam shovel has finished opera.
tons here for the present, aud, been
ordered west. During its stay it has
removed one bank and made quite a
cutting in the big bank at the rear of
the ruundhouse.
Island Pond friends will be delighted
to learn that Miss Maggie Mitchell. who
for several weeks has been critically i'll
at her home in Drummoudyille, Que, is
now conyaIescent aud expected here
soon to visit her sister, Mrs. Boutwell,.
Charles LeBourveau, bookkeeper at
the White River Junction National
Bank, came Saturday night to visit
friends, returning Tuesday. Charles
enjoys his new field Of work and his
improved position. All were pleased to
meet him.
Essex Lodge, |. O. o. F.. will observe
the eighty-seveuth anniversary If the
order by a social aud banquet, in the
lodge room and banquet hall, this
Thursday evening, commencing at 5
O'Clock. The attendance is limited to
members OF the order aud families.
Miss Ava Needham of LyndonvilIe is
the guest OF her sisters Mrs. Ernest
Greene and Miss Cornelia Needham for
few DAYS. Her father who is employed
by the Il. x NJ. X. r, has recently been
transferred from Lyndouyille to New
port. and promoted to more responsible
position. which is pleasure to his
many old Island Pond friends.
Mrs. Mabelle Andrew came from
Winthrop Center, Me-, to attend the
burial of her son Roger. The latter's
body il will be remembered was brought
here a few weeks since and placed in the
vault. The burial was conducted Wednes
day. and Mrs. Andrews returned nome
the same day. She will shortly move to
Lancaster Mass, having accepted the
position of matron in the Boys In,
dustrial Home.
At the installation of the officers OF
Island Pond Lodge, f. < \. NJ when
took place Monday evening. Past Master
NJ. l.. Over he'd the great pleasure ana
privilege of installing his son, George l.
Over as Master of the lodge. The officers
installed are:
George l.. Dyer, w NJ.
Chas. L. Johnson. = ",
@ NJ CARPENTER ]. w.
{. +. Coruth, Treasured
f (. Mosber. Secretary.
l.. L. Greene, : D.
A. A. Pomeroy J. u.
l. A. Boutwell,. 5. :.
II. b. Amey. J :.
Rev. Z. p Lee Chaplain