Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-07-09

next Tuesday morning to take up the
unfinished criminal business and dis
pose Of other pending matters.
The Master Mason's degree will be
conferred at the stated communication
of Island Pond Lodge, +. & A. NJ, to
he held next Monday evening.
Miss Lizzie Nolen and little Florence
WeatherStone, who have been visiting
friends in South Paris, Me, the past
two weeks, returned home Sunday.
John Aldrich retired last week from
the employ of the Grand Trunk Com
pauy after a service of over forty years.
lie now receives a monthly pension of
nearly $50.
W. +. Tucker has closed his services
with Foss * Co., and accepted similar
bat more remunerative position at
Beecher Falls, whittier he went last
Thursday.
Neil Clancy, formerly chief train dis
patcher at this port, now residing at
Detroit, is spending this week here with
old time friends, 10y whom he is most
cordially greeted.
Henry l.. Roberts and Mrs. Katie II.
Fuller, hoti. of East Charleston, were
united in marriage at the Congregation
al parsonage, Island Pond, July 2, by
the Rev. Thomas Hall.
Mrs. W. S. Currier went to the Royal
Victoria Hospital at Montreal last week
for treatment, expecting to have to nn-
lergo ali operation, but this has not yet
been fully decided as necessary.
George S. Robinson went to Mont
seller Wednesday to attend a meeting
# the board of directors of the Vermont
Mutual. From Montpelier he will go
10 Burlington and spend day or two
there.
The passenger traffic on the Grand
Trunk through this port is exceedingly
arge these days, especially on the night
trains, that from Montreal being fire.
luertly run in sections with seven or
more Pulmans.
Miss Reeve returned home Tuesday
rom a visit of several weeks with her
lister, Mrs. Henderson at G,rham, Me-,
topping at Lancaster EN- route day
n two TO visit her friends the Misses
Tracy from st. Louis.
DIR. and Mrs. Sargent left Tuesday to
he in Burlington Wednesday and Thurs
lay for the celebration. The doctor
Expects to return Friday night but Mrs.
Sargent will remain in Montreal few
lays visiting relatives.
Max Bailey aud Miss Ida Angelina
T Bishop both Of Island Pond, were unit.
I'd in marriage july ;, at the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. l.. n. Moody.
The congratulations and good wishes OF
friends are freely extended.
The base ball boys will play return
game with the strong Derby Line team
on the home grounds Saturday after
noon. Game to commence at $50
Give the boys your support and en-
couragement, they will do their best to
come home with the game.
DR.. Tracy of Merden, Conn, is once
more making his annual visit to relatives
and friends here, a custom he has OBJ
served the past thirty years. Time
deals kindly with him, and his visits af
ford great pleasure to large circle Of
friends. He went to Montreal Tues
day but will return again in a few days
The Rev. A. M. Dunstan of Groveton
N. H., is here with his boy and CIR
choir of S. Marks Church for their an
nuaI outing. They will spend weel
on the shore of the lake enjoying camT
life. The young people will assist il
the services at Christ Church next Sun
lay morning and evening, and the Rev
Mr.. Dunstan will ofiiciate at both sci
vices.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will
hold their annual memorial day excl
cises on Sunday, July II. The mem
bers are requested to meet in the lodg
room at go p. M, where the service
will be held, with an address by tn
Rev. Douglass G. Guest. At the col
clusion of these services the member
will proceed to the cemetery to decorat
he graves of deceased brothers and si
ters amid the customary ritual pr
scribed for such an occasion.