Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-07

/ Itclsht hdiiiC On Tue uTdhu ltuuh
is quite lively these days.
Frank c. Lynch was business visitor
here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Floyd A. Elkins and Julius Stern are
in Boston this week representing OsSe-
gotchie Lodge in the great Pythiau En-
campment.
Births A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Humphrey July 81, and
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Wa
termau August ,.
The stated communication of Island
Pond Lodge F. & A. NJ for the current
month will be held next Monday even
ing at 5 o'clock. Work.
Teachers examinations will be held in
the high school building next Monday
and Tuesday, conducted by the county
examiner, Mrs. Aida F. Enright.
Losr, on Main street, large cameo
pin, in old fashioned twisted gold frame,
representing face. Will finder please
leave at HERALD office aud receive
! suitable reward.
Mrs. J. W. Skillens is Spending a few
days at the Coos Cottage, Long Island,
Portland, in company with George j.
Mackay, wife and family, c. W. Mackay
aud sons of Berlin, n. H., and Miss
NJ. J. Mackay of St. Johnsbury.
Patsey Foley has lost FIVE year old
black and white COW, with horns, pre-
sumahly in the Weulock woods, and
missing since July II. He will pay a
suitable reward for her return or for III
, formation AS to her whereabouts.
\ number of our visitors have re-
turned to their respective homes, in
! Guiding Miss Alice Smith aud Miss
/ Dorothy Hobson to Boston, Charles
Robinson to Bangor, Me, and John NJ.
Bartlett and wife to Minneapolis We
all enjoyed their presence here.
Miss Sarah Patterson recently re-
! ...--,al &c T~t~~a pond f.v.4. Oh attended,
visit with her sister at Dubuque, Iowa.
She was the guest for week of Mrs
George Mckelyey, and Sunday went to
]
The change has been most beneficial to
her.
The lecture course committee of last
season met Saturday afternoon and &C
cepted the final report of its executive
committee, who were thereupon dis
charged, and final adjournment taken
Immediately afterward the subscribers to
course for the coming season convened
and elected the following executive com
mittee NJ I. Sadeir, chairman W.
F. Morong, secretary A. w. Bosworth,
treasurer 1t was voted that the new
course consist of five numbers, one by
local talent. Particulars as to the other
attractions will be announced later. 1t
was also voted that price of course tick
cts be 81. 80 and the price of single adj
| mission left to the discretion of the ex-
ecutiye committee. 1t is firmly believed
that this course, although not as long
will prove fully as acceptable and en-
ioyab!e.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Dyer went to Stanstead,
Que, last week to assist the Glee Club,
aud the Stanstead journal recognizing
his ability as musician pays him the
following compliment, which will be
appreciated 10y his many friends here
abouts
The Gee Club is calling into requi-
stion people that can do good work,
and there will not be any let-up to this
course, so the journal is assured by
those having matters in charge. The
only number contributed by the or
chestra was slide trombone solo by
Mr.. DYER. Both solo and encore were
rarely interpreted and il was pleas
Mr.. Dyer played "The Gates of Pearl"
and for the encore, GAS the Rain is to
the Rose" A good slide player is born
to his commission, and this man
epitomizes this fact in his work on this
, instrument.
Miss Lee. teacher of Physics in the
East High School of Cleveland, Ohio is
paving short visit, during her yaca-
: tor, to her uncle, the Rector of Christ
5 Church. She walked with party of
others from Leighhurst, mile south of
: East St. Johnsbury, to Island Pond, via
, Willoughby Lake, last week. The
2 other members of the party were Miss
. Griswold, daughter of Henry +. Girls
. void of East st. Johnsbury, teacher in
the high school at Montpelier, her
friend Miss Lucia, daughter of Col. j..
] II. Lucia of Montpelier, also teacher
t there, the daughter of the Rector, and
e Allan NJ. McCurdy, son of Mr.. NJ. 5.
McCurdy, teacher of Mathematics in
Phillips Academy, at Andover, Mass.