Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-07-10
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Island Pond postorhee, july -
Nine. g. Lafrance
Miss J. LAplenie
John Meiggs
NJ. y. B=rnAbAt
WssfioH AGrsrfis,d LETTERS.
J. :. SWEENEY, Postmaster.


Don Allbee aud family and relatives
from Lisbon. y. H., are rusticating at
Seymour Lake for few days.
Miss LuellA Alirich, former Island
Pond young lady, but now of Berlin, Y
H., IS visiting relatives in town.
Frank B. Tower Of Barton visited
his sister Mrs. In Moody last Thurs
day, coming over on his motorcycle.
The Ladies of the G. A. R. are re-
minded Of the regular meeting to be
held Saturday evening at the home of
Mrs. Jennie kimbal
Don't forget the Brushingham and
Hill meetings at Grace Church this
week. This may prove to you the op-
Portuuity OF lifetime.
Frank L. Shaw, president of the Shaw
Business College, Portland was in town
Wednesday calling on friends, a visit OF
pleasure and business combined.
DR.. and Mrs. Parliu and little daugh.
ter from Barton Landing have been here
several days visiting Mrs. Parliu's par
ents, Nj. and Mrs. J. S Sweeney.
Mrs. Minnie Burton of MILKY Que,
came last week Thursday to visit Mrs.
II. W. Blake, remaining until Monday,
hen she left for CoIebrook, y. H.
Ralph B. PeufoId OF South Paris, Ne.
formerly Of Island Pond, was married in
North Waterford Me, June 20. to
Miss Julia f. Lord OF North Waterford
Geo, q. Temple of Lunenburg, high
way commissioner for Essex county,
was in town Tuesday aud Wednesday
on business connected with his Office.
Ms. Carl d. Foss has been entertain
ing Mr.. aud Mrs. Napoleon MarteIl aud
little son OF Berlin, y. H., and Mrs, May
StaAl aud two children OF Groyeton, \.
Il.
Miss Esther Hall, who has been at
the Shaw Business College Portland,
for some time past taking the stem
ography course, graduated last week,
and returned home Sunday.
Frank c. Farmer aud wife of Som.
eryiIle, Mass, have been spending
several days in town, calling on old
friends and relatives. Mr.. Farmer was
for seven years resident of this town.
b. H. Hiuman Of North Stratford, y.
H.. who was recently admitted to the
New Hampshire bar after passing
most successful examination, was a vsi-
tor here Monday and was kept busy
acknowledging the congratulations Of
friends. He will locate in Berlin, y. II.
Mrs. T L. Paquette. Recording Secre-
, tary OF the local Court of Independent
Order OF Foresters, last Monday delivered
to pr. 4. Ellie, as guardian, check
from the Supreme Court for $1,000 paya-
bic to his daughter Marie Stella, aged
six years, as beneficiary OF her mother,
the late Mrs. A. Ellie. The check came
days after the papers were seut-in aai
is another proof of the promptness OF
the l. O. f. in settling death claims.
/ The Mab-l Aubrey Dramatic Co.
will occupy the opera house next Mon
/ day and Tuesday evenings, presenting
( Monday, Under Two Flags" and Tues
( day CHORUS Lady" The company also
I put in the newest moving pictures be-
/ tween the acts, making continuous
performance. The company come to
/ Island Pond highly recommended as
above the ordinary travelling troupes,
and strong, clean and educating COM
/ bination. So evidently treat is in
store for our drama loving patrons
Reserved seats at Thurston's drug store.
Tn the Democratic Convention at
! Denver this week one of the delegates
is a woman. Mrs. Harriet c. Hood OF
Thermopolis, Wyo., who will be re-
membered here as formerly Miss Hattie
Shannon, domestic employed several
wears ago in the home of the late Mrs.
Esther Fitzgerald. Mrs. Hood is a
believer IN woman suffrage, is good
talker. and sees no reason why women
should not be selected to choose the
Presidential nominees, or to run for the
Presidency, for that matter. That she
has gained great popularity in Wyoming
is attested by the fact Of her being
chosen delegate.
An exceedingly interesting game on
ball was played Saturday afternoon be
tween the Island Ponds and Lyndons
that was witnessed by fully four hun
dred people, who enjoyed the game. Al
the end of the eighth inning the score
was 4 to in favor OF the home team
but in the ninth, through an error, d
wild throw and punched hits the Lyn
dons netted five runs, winning the game
The best OF feeling prevailed through
r out among the players. Score by
; innings: / = ) 1 y
: Island Pond 0 0 l 0 0 Il
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