Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-04-16
TOWN TOPICS

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constable vice II. NJ, Hobson, resigned,
and left town. Mr.. Allen has qualified.
Some one left an umbrella in the
Bosworth Store Co.'S store a day or
two since and the owner is invited To
call.
Interest is very keen regarding the
piano contest inaugurated by the Guest.
Wilcox Co., which closes Friday of this
week.
Miss Esther Fitzgerald came home
Monday from st. Mary's School, Con-
cord, n. H., for the Easter recess, a
period of two weeks.
Don't forget to remember the social
at the home of Mrs. NJ. j. Hall this
Thursday evening. A pleasant time is
assured all attending.
Mrs. n. B. Lougee, who has been ab.
sent at Woodfords, Me-, several months
assisting in the care of a relative in
poor health, returned home last week.
Charles Withrow, train dispatcher,
has taken series of splendid pictures
of the interior and exterior of all the
churches in town, post card size. They
will probably soon be on sale, and there
will undoubtedly be large demand for
| them.
| The hole proof hose advertised by L.
F. Jones must fill a long felt want by
the good housewives. A guarantee
stands back of every pair if worn out
| within six months of date of purchase,
a guarantee that we personally know
has been made good.
James Meehan, who some time since
purchased the house on Derby street
occupied by Robert Davis, is moving
there this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
are to give up housekeeping for the
present, and John Smith and family
will move into the house vacated by
Mr.. Meehan on Alder street.
The Island Pond Entertainment
Course Committee are undecided az to
the ACCESSIBILITY of conducting course
of entertainments during the winter
season 1909-l0, and would like to get
an expression of opinion from the people
OF this town. For this purpose a public
meeting will be held in the Y. M. Z. A.
Hall, Wednesday. April q, at 4 p. M.
The installation of officers of North
Star Chapter, No. 20, o. 4. S., will be
held in Masonic Hall Monday evening,
April 10. Supper will be served at $50.
A delegation from King Edward Chap
ter, No. l, of Coaticook, P. e., is ex.
pected to be present. A musical and
literary programme is being prepared.
Every member of the order is requested
to attend.
Easter Day was bright, but little
cold, reminding one rather of Christmas
weather than early spring. All the
churches we're we'll filled and the SER
vices were joyous and inspiring, special
features of the muse being made IN
each church, and the resurrection was
the theme of the pastors. The churches,
too, were nicely decorated with lilies,
ported plants and cut flowers.
The Rev. n. M. Learned of st. Al
bans Bay will be the speaker here on
Memorial day. Mr.. Learned was
substitute pastor of Grace Church in
1912, and though many changes have
taken place by death and removal there
is still quite number of the members
of his charge then who will be able to
greet and welcome him. Mr.. Learned
will also see many great changes IN the
Mace after an absence of seventeen years
We have on our desk the Frances
Sinner Quarterly, published by the
Frances Sinner Academy, Mount Car
roll, III. 1t says on the first page, "ln
efficiency and attendance and income
this is certainly the best year ever
known by the Academy" Our interest
!, the Frances Sinner Academy arises
from the fact that one of our girls
, Elsie Garland Hobson, A. NJ, is the
lady principal. She has eight assist
ants under her. She has been there
two wears and is now engaged tor tht
wear to come. Our bright young people
and we have raised lots Of them, have tf
: 90 away TO be appreciated.
: Last Friday, one D. A. Young o.
: New York, was arrested, charged will
: drawing checks upon the National BANK
!; Of Newbury, Wells River, VT, knowing
!, .,ore we're no funds to draw upon AND
y with intent to defraud. These check
we're held by several persons in th'
vicinity and cost them good money
Monday afternoon Young was gwen
b.ar;no and defended on the grouhe
.hat ,bsse checks we're forgeries. Th'
l. a.. ca WAS continued until Friday tha
IS irving Young an opportunity 70 PIE