Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-01-25
TOWN TOPICS

S'e'h bTotherS are having the interio
OF their store painted.
Miss Ethel Lougee is once more
compositor in the HERALD Office.
IL. IL. llObson has bought a farm i
Nestmore from Joe aud George Canning
The ladies will he especially intereste,
IN l.. +. Jones new advertisement thi
week.
Arthur Paquette is becoming an exper
IN the use of the skees, and enjoys tn,
sport amazingly.
The W. X. {. will have their regula
meeting Saturday afternoon at 2.30. 4
goo attendance is desired.
NaPol on Jean and Mrs. Minnie /
Ramsdell we're united ia marriage by
the Rev. {, ID. Trottier, Thursday, Jan.
uary Il.
Miss Ellie Moore, who has been teach
ing school at Echo Pond. closed verv
successful term on the 10Th inst. and has
returned to her home here.
Brighton was first named Random, il
being "random" purchase. This name
is renewed by the foundation of Ran
don Club here, its objects being purely
social.
Mrs. Blauchette. who has been in Mil
bury, Mass the past eight weeks for med
zeal treatment, returned to Island Pond
last Saturday very much improved in
health, or as she puts it "a new woman"
Good.
There was remarkable change in the
weather last week within thirty hours.
Thursday morning it was As below zero,
Friday morning it was II above-a diff
ference of sixty degrees. Sunday it was
Is above.
Music is now taught in the grades
Miss LeBourveau has supervision of the
first and second primary grades aud Mr..
Wiley superyises the intermediate and
grammar rooms, Singing books have
been furnished by the town.
The Epworth League will hold Toe.
social in the League rooms Wednesday
evening, January 30. Agroup of young
people III costumes of that period, will
represent The Courtship of Myles
Standsh. Refreshments will be served.
Richard nufore and Miss Albina
Desland were married Monday morning,
January 2l, by the Rev. c. d. Trottier,
at the Church of St. James the Greater.
In the afternoon the happy pair started
on wedding trip to Portland. Many
friends cordially extend good wishes and
ongratulations.
The annual meeting of the Business
Mems Association will be held in the
town clerks office at , p. NJ. on Tuesday,
January 29ht, when the various COM
mittees will report the work accom-
plished during the year, officers will be
elected for the year ensuing, after which
the conditions of the village sidewalks
and other important matters will be dis
cussed.
Mrs. Mae A. Danforth of Portland is
spending few days here with Mrs.
Blamchette. Monday she had the mis-
fortune to lose her gold hunting case
watch, with monogram an. A. d." en-
graved on outside case,) presumably be-
tween the Essex House and the Fitz
gerald Land & Lumber Co.'S office. The
watch is Christmas gift from her hns-
band and highly priced Finder will be
well rewarded by leaving it with Mrs.
Danforth, or at the HERALD Office.
Charles l.. Mayne, who has been assist
ant superintendent of this division of
the Grand Trunk System for nearly two
years, with headquarters at Island Pond,
has been promoted to the position of
of terminals at Montreal,
to which city he went Monday. We are
glad Of his promotion, it shows apprecia-
ton Of his work. He is succeeded by
H. +. Coye, who is no stranger to the
railroad employees in this vicinity. Mis-.
Mayne and sou "Joe" are expected to
e-main here until spring.