Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13

w. VI BISHOP IT., came lone from
st. Johnsbury Saturday, remaining
until Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles l.. Mayne, who has been
visiting in New York the past few weeks,
returned to Island Pond Saturday.
+. W. Stolte and family will shortly
move from their present residence on
Cross street to the cred cottage, so
called, on Birch Point.
NJ. T. Flaherty was at Gorham, n. H..
over Sunday. Evidently some great
attraction there, but Martin saws tits
only dollars aud cents"
There has been a little something do.
ing the past few days in the sugar
orchards. Good maple honey sells from
400 10 sl.2j per gallon.
Mrs. Gill, who has been i'll for over a
year, suffered a severe attack OF con-
gestion Of the brain last week, but at
present is resting quite comfortably.
John W. Thurston is having some
new rooms made on the top floor of his
block, and is also having a dormer
window put in on the west side of the
roof and skyight ON the east side.
The bank at the extreme southeast
end OF the yard on which Adam Dan.
forth's house stood has been removed
and the steam shovel is now at work
removing the bank at the rear OF the
engine house.
Alton Emery and Leslie Skinner, both
employed AZ clerks for the Grand Trunk
Company. the former at Mechanic Falls.
the latter at Lewiston Junction. have
given up their positions and returned to
their homes here.
Julia AIoffett entertained q number of
her little friends last Saturday afternoon
from to ), in honor of her sixth birth.
day anniversary. The young people had
royal good time in romps and games,
and enjoyed, too, the nice refreshments
served.
One of the pile drivers owned by the
Grand Trunk System is here driving
piles at the engine house, the latter hsv
ing shown signs of weakness at the
foundation. Among the workmen EN-
ployed Oh this driver is Richard Jordan,
"a former resident OF Island Pond.
The services at Christ Church Easter
Day will he celebration OF the Holy
Communion at 7.30. Morning prayer
will I've said at 1890, followed by
second celebration of the Holy Comma
Mon and sermon at IL. Special bright,
Joy GUS, Faster music will be rendered
hy the choir. Eyensong and sermon at ..
How many of our townsmen are aware
of the fact that the payroll OF the F'tz
gerald Land & Lumber Co, weekly,
amounts to 5000? During the past
winter this Company has employed 100
men and 80 horses. and have cut three
and three. fourths millions hardwood
logs. Had the season been good one
over five millions would have been cut.
These logs will all be dressed at the
mill here.
At the annual communication OF
Island Pond Lodge, F. & A. NJ. held
Monday evening, officers we're elected
for the ensuing year rs follows;
George l.. Dyer, W. NJ.
Charles +. johnson, 5. w.
Ora NJ. Carpenter, }. W.
Charles +. Coruth. Treasurer.
Frank c. Mosher, Secretary.
These officers, with those to be appointed,
will he installed at special conmun'ca'
tin, 70 I've held Monday evening, April
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! One Charles Lef'run was arrested AZ
H,oomtield by deputy sheriff Stevens Oh
n. Itb inst, on the charge OF pocket
nsddl;np in the lumber camps III 'ha'
,;.;,,;,v. He was brought to lslanh
po,J and the next day, before Justice
c,orLs II. was held in the sum OF SOU
for his appearance at the October 'e!'n
Of our county court, in default OF when
he was committed to the Jail at "n''d'
hall by deputy sheriff Bemis. The n'so'
nrsv;ous to his arrest at Bloomfield he
was arrested at North Stratford, n. H.
and locked up for being drunk. The day
following he was fined, but the fine wal
suspended on condition that ne 'eaV'
the state, escorted to the Vermont stat'
line by an officer, to which he agreed
and stepping over into Vermont NJ
found deputy sheriff Stevens ready u
receive him with open arms.