Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-11-22


Enyoy Foster Of the Portland saliva
ton Army has been in town several
DAYS this seek IN the iutsTss, Of the
Army.
The regular meeting Of Ross Eneamp-
meHt, |. u. U. +. for the current month
Nsil De held next Tuesday evening at :
O'Clock. Work. Golden Rule degree.
Col Sprague, the well kuo~n insur-
ance man, was in town this week. aud as
usual VAS the first to distribute service
able calendars for lges. First and best
! his motto.
II. II. LinR's performing dogs aud
other sI~cialties attracted good sized
audiences three nights this week at the
opera house. The performances gave
very general satisfaction.
John ". Thurston has accepted a
magazine subscription agency aud is
prepared to furnish club rates for all the
magazines OF the day, at a great reduc-
ton from regular rates, also in any COM
binatiOn desired.
l.. c. Hail has sold his village place
known as the Frank Kimball place, TO
Myron Waterman, Of Derby Centre, who
is coming here to vside, and will take
immediate possession. Price $1,000.
This sale undoubtedly means the removal
OF Lee and his wife from Island Pond.
Wednesday, November %, George P.
Cofran, auctioneer, instructed by Lee {.
Hall, will sell at public auction alt the
latter's personal property, including
stock, sleds, wagons, farm machinery,
farming tools, household effects, etc, at
his farm on the Hobson road to East
Brighton, one mile from the village of
Island Pond. Sale begins at 10 4. NJ,
aud free lunch will he served at noon.
For other particulars and terms see
posters.
At the Church of St. James the Great
er, Tuesday morning, November IL,
William Fahey of Lewiston, Me, aud
Miss Katherine Foley We're united in
wedlock by the Rev. Fir. Trottier A
nuptial mass was celebrated, during
which appropriate solos were rendered.
After tue service wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Patrick Foley, where bride
aud groom received the fluctuations of
many friends. They left Oh the after
noon express for Lewiston, where they
will reside.
We would again remind all interested
of the seventh annual b. of r. T..
concert and ball this week Friday
The Granite Orchestra of Berlin, \. H.,
ten pieces, under the direction OF Mrs
Maude Danforth Burbank, will furnish
music for the concert and dancing, aud
4 very attractive order of dances has
been arranged. The floor will he under
the management OF \. {. Chapman,
with Brotherhood members as aids
Supper will be served at the Stewart
House in Pomeroy's best style. Half
fare rates on the Grand Trunk between
Richmond aud Gorham. The dance
tickets are 8 90 per couple, balcony 25
and 3j cents The advance sale OF
tickets is good, indicating a pleasant
gathering.
At the meeting of the Ladies Literary
Club, held on Thursday, November II,
at the home of Mrs. A. f. Bishop, twenty
six members and invited guests enjoyed
one of the most delightful afternoons OF
the season. The programme being ar
ranged for domestic Science After
noon" the roIlcall, "Reminiscences OF
Old Time Thanksgivings', reused many
memories of the things our mothers
used to make. Current events were fol-
lowed by very interesting "History OF
a Loaf of Bread" by Mrs. l.. F. Jones.
Mrs. Sadleir read a sketch on blouse
keeping, Old and New" and Mrs. Mayo
gave an interesting paper on "Fads and
Fancies of Diet" Winters poem, "The
Pumpkin" was read by Mrs. Parsons,
after which all informal "Round Table
Oh Food, in relation to Health, Income.
Occupation and Age" brought out many
helpful thoughts, and some laughabe
tales as well. Music, consisting of a
piano duet by Mrs. Raason and Miss
Daphne Hall, songs by Mrs. Quimby
and Mrs. A. f. Bishop, and a piano solo
by Mrs. Rawson, was folio we'd by delici-
Gus refreshments and pleasant social
hour. The next meeting will be held
December 3, at the home of Mrs. l.. b.
Jones.