Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-26
Crows we're seen In this vicinity Tsss.

Crows we're seen In this vicinity Tues
day.
A daughter Was born TO Mr.. an!
Ars' Thomas simard. Jr- February is.
There Was 90 session Of the publ.
schools Monday, wsshington's birthday
Some extraordinary prices Are quoted
IN the Guest Wilcox new advertisement
this week.
Miss Curran of Gorhsm, y. H.. wa,
ia town over Sunday the CUES, Of Mis-,
Marion MarOuey.
The next meeting Of the Ladies Lit.
eiary Club will be held with Mrs. No.
rOng Thursday afternoon, March II.
Mr.. W. e. Richards and Miss Mae
Waterhouse, both of Portland, Me.
were the guests over Sunday Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. MOrong.
Friends here sill regre, TO learn tina,
George Bowler, formerly of Island Pond,
now residing at Montreal, is very i'll and
threatened with pneumonia.
W. ID. l.add offers for sale his prem.
ises cn Mountain street, including house,
barn, acres land. including a fine
apple orchard. Will be sold at bar.
gain, with easy terms.
Mrs. John W. Thurstou, who has
been at St. Petersburg, Fla. the past
two months, leaves there Saturday on a
visit to Havana, Cuba, and will be &C.
cOmpauied by Mr.. and Mrs. Watson.
A few days since the Boston Post
offered number of prizes for the best
ten word sentiment on Abraham Lin.
coin. ~. A. Gleeson Of Island Pond
was one of the prizs winners with the
following "Poor in body. Brilliant
in mind. An ever willing adviser"
The social aud promenade given by
the graduating class of the convent
school in Wooimen's Hail Monday even.
Ing was largely patronized, in fact the
hall was crowded, aud everybody had a
pleasant and enjoyable time. Refresh
ments were served. The class realized
s2S.OO
\ public examination for those desir-
ing certificates to teach will be conduct.
ed in the high school building next
Monday and Tuesday by Mrs. A. F.
Enright, county examiner. This is the
last examination under the examiner.
ship, new system going into effect
July next.
This is squelcber burning range
peel will dissipate The odor Of tobacco
smoke in a ROOM The Island Pond
women who attend town meeting may
neutraize the surplus tobacco smoke
next week by this pleasant and agreeable
method. Begin now to gather together
the orange peel for according to all &C.
counts no small amount will suffice
John F. Linden. who recently went
to the Royal Victoria Hospital, Mont
real, is suffering from q serious stomach
trouble, and as result of the examina-
ton he is expected to undergo an OPP
GRAFTON before the close of the week as
the only means of saving bis life. That
this operation may be successful is the
earnest wish of his many friends here.
The marriage of Miss Clare, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll O'Brion.
Of Groveton, N. H., to Mr.. Frederick
Henderson Sleuman, was solemuizsd at
Groveton Monday, February %. The
bride is charming and popular young
lady, with a host of friends in this vicini-
ty, who will wish her all possible hap
piness in the new relation she has
assumed. Mr.. and Mrs. SleumSn will
be ':at home" after the 10th Of March
at IS Clark Avenue, Chelsea, Mass.
The fifth entertainment of the course
by the Island Pond Entertainment
Committee will be presented at the
Opera Hall, Saturday night, March 8,
by the Orphean Musical Club Of Boston.
This is rare opportunity for al lovers
of good music. These wonderful enter.
tanners are a strong attraction every
where they 60. 1t is hoped that the
citizens will attend well ~ has been
their custom in the past, thus making
both this last number, and the whole
course complete success. Tickets are
now on sale at Thurston's. Admission
% cents. Reserved seats IS cents.
"Rob" Hodsden was badly injured
in the railroad yard 1t Gorhsm, N. H.,
last Thursday morning. He was -.
sisting to make up the way freight for
Island Pond, when the knuckle or draw