Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-09-04

The next regular meeting of Clyde
River Rebekah Lodge, |. o. o. F., will
be held next Wednesday evening, and
full attendance is desired.
l.. F. Jones in his advertisement, this
week calls attention to "Two Important
Dates. Look and see what they are,
and be guided by circumstances.
The Rev. l.. n. Moody and family
will return home from Seymour Lake
on Friday, aud services will be held in
the Methodist church as usual.
+. A. Elkins and p. J. Cor0ett have
at present the management of the Stew
art House. Several have been in town
recently with view to purchase.
| DIR. Ernest F. tombstone, specialist
in extracting teeth without pain, is To-
Gated at the Essex Heuse for few DAYS
His advertisement in another column
is worth reading.
Miss Melissa Moore has been engaged
to teach at Barre the coming school
year the term beginning next week.
She left town Monday and will spend
the week at Wells River.
Mrs. VIM. Burnside, daughter Berry,,
and Mrs. Carrie Burnside, who have
been here the past month on a visit to
the formers mother, Mrs. Elmer Har-
mon, and other relatives, returned last
Friday to their home in Ottawa, Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Stern weat to New
York last week on business and pleasure
combined, expecting to be absent three
weeks. Milton, their eldest son accom-.
panied them, returning to his studies at
Hefiley Institute, Brooklyn, n. y, where
he is making excellent progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson had
their home full of guests last week, in
Guiding II. W. Duff, wife and daughter
of Canaan, John Cole and wife of West
Burke and Thos. Thompson and wife
of Cleveland, Ohio. A group picture
was taken by Charles Later, comprising
nineteen persons.
The lawn social given at the pleasant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Petrie
last Friday evening was largely at
tended and proved most enjoyable So
cial function. Delightful refreshments
were served. The social was given for
the benefit of Christ Church Sunday
school and goodly sum was raised.
The return of the Edwin j. Hadley
Moving Picture Co. to Island Pond
next Thursday evening, September 10,
will be hailed with great pleasure
The company appears under the anspi-
ces of Oswegotchie, Lodge and will pre-
sent an entirely new programme of I'M
rivalled excellence, affording two solid
hours of gratifying pleasure. Reserved
seat tickets will soon he on sale at
Thurston's.
From August 20 to September |, at
Eagle Pass Cottage, Seymour Lake,
there has been reunion of the Currer
family, some coming from Philadelphia,
Portland, Bloomington, Evansville, Hol-
land and Island Pond. Last Friday,
August IS, party of forty relatives
partook of splendid supper, and over
sixty visited the cottage during the
time above mentioned. 1t was a very
happy and pleasant occasion for all con-
cerned.
The Guy Brothers Minstrels, which
have been before the public for fifty
years or more, are to give one of their
unexcelled performances at the opera
house, Saturday evening, September D.
The Guy Brothers are great fa'orites
here they are always endeavoring, and
consequently always pleasing. They
perform what they promise, for their
highest ambition is to "make good be
fore every audience. Their entire per-
Torrance this year is new, novel, refined
and of the highest class, presenting
modern, up.to-date novelties-in word,
better and bigger than ever.
Reserved seat tickets can be had at
Thurston's.
A. A. Pomeroy, the past thirteen
months at the Stewart House, has closed
out all his business interests here, and
; left town with his wife aud children
Mr.. Pomeroy is spending this week
! in Sherbrooke, and after the fair he and
, Mrs. Pomeroy will visit Toronto, De
troit and Buffalo, returning in season to
: be in Rutland by September 10, tc
) assume the position of general manager
: of the Safety Yoke Co. Mrs. Pomeroy
and the children for the present will
!. stay in Coaticook, Que, with her par
r ents. During their long residence il
:. Island Pond Mr.. Pomeroy has been
;. prominent in our business, social ant
r church circles, always with an eye sin
d gle to do what he thought was righ
: and proper. He has held various towI
r Offices, honored by some of the fraterna
e orders with which he was connected b.