Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-10-25

Miss Elsie Hall has gone to Montreal
TO visit her sister, Mrs. Mccartney.
Jean Labounty has closed his engage
ment as delivery clerk for +. l.. Allen.
Christmas is coming Mr.. aud Mrs,
John W. Thurston are in Boston this
week selecting Christmas and holiday
goods.
A. {. Fellows bought carload of
horses in Boston last week, which ar
rived Sunday. He sold several mere.
aud the remainder he took to East
Charleston.
Mrs. Rawson, who has been absent
several days at Portland, assisting in
the care OF her brothers wife, Mrs. Lila
Cad-s, returned home Monday, reporting
Mrs. Cades much better.
j. {. Fogg has something TO say in
his advertising space this week that will
I've of interest. His store is well filled
with desirable goods in the several de-
partments, all new and fashionable. and
prices too are right.
The Ladies Literary Club met at the
home of Mrs. BIanchette Thursday after
noon, October Il. The programme,
which was arranged for "Vermont
Day." was carried out in full. Roll Call.
Places of Historical Interest in Vermont.
Current Events. Music, Miss Leta
Eaton. Sketch, Industries of Vermont,
Mrs. Sadleir. Five minute Papers, Yer
mont's Declaration of Independence,
Mrs. Nichols. Famous Vermonters,
Miss Eaton. Reading, The Antiquity
OF Liberty (Bryant), Mrs. A. +. Bishop.
A copy of Vermont Laws, published in
lSOS, and several pictures of interesting
places in Vermont, with an informal
chat on old time customs, closed very
pleasant afternoon.
There's a treat in store for our
amusement loving citizens next Wednes-
day, October 80, at the opera house.
afternoon and evening. The attraction
is the Herald Square Moving Pictures.
These pictures which created sensation
everywhere last season. are promised on
a larger scale than ever now. There are
thousands Of feet of new comedy sub
jects coming among which may be mem
toned, "The Winter Straw Ride"
The Bigamist," Life of New York
Policeman" The Man with the Ladder
and the Hose" The Mining Tragedy"
"The Pastry Cooks Joke" "The Miss
ing Jewel Casket," "Puss in Boots"
which sets the youngsters wild with de-
light, and Love versus Title" or The
Elopement.' Latest illustrated songs
will also be a feature. ChiIdren's Matt
nee, at 4.30, when each child gets a
package of choice candy free. Evening
at $50, sharp. Admission, to matinee
10 cents. To the evening entertain.
mept 25 cents; reserved seats 81 cents
These entertainments are given for the
benefit of Oswegotchie Lodge, X. of p.
Friends of the Rev. Oscar Helmiug,
who in 1898 was pastor Of the Congre-
gational Church, will be pleased TO hear
of his great success in the ministry. He
has just accepted a call to the University
Congregational Church at Chicago, and
he and his wife and three children were
given very cordial welcome by the
church. We are indebted to our old
friend, Sarah Hobson, NJ. d., for the
information about him and his church.
The church is i'll the heart of the
Hyde Park and University district, and
has won a distinctive place in Chicago
church circles for generosity in religious
thought, for emphasis of the spirit OF
religion rather than the formalities OF
religion. From the warm recommends.
tons which came from four different
parts of the country we look to find Mr.
Helming worthy successor of the men
who have made the University Congre-
gational Church notable. The year has
opened very auspiciously. Doctor Hob
son also sent to this office copy of "The
Chronicle of the University of the
Congregational Church." which con-
tains a very thoughtful and able ser.
mon by Mr.. Helming, and word of per
sonal greeting from pastor to people
written in a choice vein. Mr.. Helming's
address is 5537 Lexington Avenue, Chi.
cage.
klMBALL-FAY.
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