Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-11-13

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The Christian Endeayor viii give
BAKED Beau supper il the church parlors
Frids evening from $50 to-. Price l5c.
Miss Ethel Aul.s Of Sherbrooke, Que.
was the guest OF her brother Charles,
and wife. over Sunday.
The public examination for teachers
will Be held III the high school building
next "Wednesday and Thursday. Noyem-
Der Is and IL.
George l.. Dyer went to Berlin. y. H..
Wednesday to assist the Granite Orches-
ira, engaged TO furnish music for
Masonic gathering.
Miss Esther Hall, stenographer at
West Bethel, came home Friday for two
or three days visit with her mother,
returning Monday.
Mrs. Fred Blodg4tt, who has been at
Hanover, y H, was successfully operat-
ed on last Monday for appendicitis and
tumors. Her condition Is reported a
being most encouraging.
OF the large number OF hunters in the
woods hereabouts, the following have
been successful and brought in deer
Geo. Baldwin, F. f.. Currier and Alton
Hardy. Harry Clark, II. NJ. Hobson and
c. ;. Later, Will Smith, l.. J. Mackey.
Frank Colburn, VIM. Castongnay, Carl
Norris, Ernest HiIl Fred Berry, Walter
Move.
Committees who have had the pleasure
of meeting Shungopayi both on and of
the stage pronounce him a delightful
entertainer. brilliant couversationali>t
aud a gentleman in all that the word
implies. He is a full-hlood-d Moqui
Indian, is descendant of the Cliff
Dw-ll-rs, prehistoric man. and a grad
nate Of the Craudsl School. He speaks
English perfectly Is we'll A. several other
languages
The next attraction at the opera house
will be Prof karIand, the Jail breaker
aud his cast Of vaudeville ARTISTS, to ap-
pesr Saturday night. Saturday morning
he will make his escape from our lock
up. and at II 30 will jump into the pond
at the mill wharf, shackled and hand
cuffed, aud free himself while under
water He will also free himself from
a L. s. mail pouch. from a sealed paper
( bag. English thumb screws, lroa tubes,
mi X cans. and more difficult tran all,
the Blackwell Island straight jacket.
The annual district meeting. | O. o.
1 F, held here last Thursday with Essex
Lodge. was a very enjoyable and ploft-
( able occasion. and Of great interest to
the order. The examplifcation of the
initiatory degree by Orleans Lodge Of
( Darby was particularly wei! done. Re
marks pertinent to such a gathering
were made by tie grand master and
others About midnight fully one hun
dred entered the banquet hall and EN-
loved a tempting supper. All the lodges
in the district except Crescent Lodge
were we'll represented.
George l.. Hunt, Chairman of the Re
publican Town Committee. has prepared
a report OF the receipts and expenditure
during the state aud national campaign
Just ended. The report shows;
Receipts. .Si3.9j
Expenditures, 4o.52
Balance. 3.43
This report, particularly it-imzed, may
be inspected by any interested person,
10y applying 10 the town committee,
Upon depositing this balance in the
local bank, Mr. Hunt was pleasantly
surprised to learn that the bank held
the sum of $3.50 to the credit OF the
Republican Town Committee, the bal
ance of the fund raised four years ago
The whole amount will now become all
interest bearing deposit, a good nucleus
for a new flag.