Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-12-11
TOWN TOPICS

Read the answer in the ads.
Fine skating was enjoyed the latter
part OF last week by the young people.
Mrs. c. ID. Thurston returned home
Saturday night from visit of several
days with her sister at Gorham, n. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Potter are enter
tanning the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. III NJ Potter of Sackett's Harbor,
y. Y.
Since November q, Albion c. Farmer,
state veterinary Inspector, has tested
over LOO cattle, condemning 80, which
have heeu slaughtered.
The cold snap OF Sunday, from S TO
Is below zero, caught many people
mapping. Qnite number of frozen
water Pipes were reported.
Mrs. John ". Thurston will start in
few days for St. Petersburg, Fla,
where she expects to spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Watson, and
husband.
Lawrence Judge of Portland has been
engaged as night clerk at the Stewart
House and commenced work last Mon
day. He is sou of our former towns.
man, James Judge.
l.. F. Jones offers very attractive val
ues in new and strictly correct STYLES in
overcoats and in fact in all branches
of his clothing business. Read his ad.
vertisement on the first page.
The stated communication of Island
Pond Lodge for the current month will
be held next Monday evening at o'clock.
Work NJ. NJ. degree, and a full attend
ance of the members is desired.
A. A. Pomeroy takes possession of the
Coaticook House January |. The price
of the house was $4,000, paid in cash,
and lnclud S in addition to the house
the goodwill and all the furniture.
The fire alarm Saturday night was for
burning chimney in Frank Paquette' 5
tenement house near st. James Church.
The fire was extinguished with little or
no damage, and the services of the fire.
men were not necessary.
Justice f. NJ. Bartlett had before him
Monday two men charged with intoxica.
| ton, aud each was fined 50 and costs. In
one case the fine was RENTED the re-
spondent taking the pledge for one year,
and in the other case the offender was
committed to Jail in default of paying
the fine.
The Rev. r. H. II. Hall, of Bancroft,
Ont, is visiting his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Thos. Hall, this week. He was
ordained deacon by the Right Rev.
Bishop Mills at St. Georges Cathedral,
Kingston, Ont., last Sunday. A former
\ resident of Island Pond, many friends
are glad to greet him, and wish him a
successful ministry.
The annual Meeting of Patriarcha
Odd Fellowship, District No. 4,which in
cludes the eneamplnents OF Island Pond
Newport. and Barron, was held witt
Frontier Encampment at Newport
Wednesday, and a pleasant and profit
able meeting is reported. Our towns
man, John Guest, made happy Response
to the address OF welcome. Ross Ell
campment was well represented.
As already announced in these col
umns. the Ladies Aid Society OF tht
CONGREGATIONAL Church will hold thell
annual sale and supper in the churcl
vestry next Wednesday afternoon aud
evening. They will have for sale large
assortment of useful and fancy articles
including many pieces of hand embrold
cred work. The sale opens at 2'3o
From $50 to $50 the ladies will serve
chicken pie supper, for which they arr
famous. Supper 25 cents.
A fine display of furniture and genera
house furnishings is always interesting
and that now carried by the Boswortl
Store Co. is particularly so. An inspec
ton of their stock at this joyous holl
day aud gift giving season cannot fail T.
proye valuable, as it offers many idea
and suggestions 1t is stock that rel
resents the latest styles and choicest dc
signs. Furniture and house furnishing
for every possible purpose can be fouh
at this store, every piece and article Sc
lected that it may express the best pos
s;ble taste in combination with It's quail
ties of utility. In the matter OF pr'c'
= too, this firm is always distinctive, an
i nurchasers are assured of right trea
ment and perfect satisfaction The floor
which the Bosworth Store Co. occup
are we'll filled, and visit may we
move of interest and value. Ont
town customers are well cared for. Don
DELAY your Christmas shopping. III
4 Goods are displayed now, and those WIN
90 early will get the best selection. III