Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-06-18

=" tue position OF assistant
, manager aud bookkeeper of the Italian
Importer Co. of Portland.
MI and Mrs. +. l.. Donaway of Dor
CHESTER Mass, are visiting relatives ant
iriends here aud are the guests of Mr.
ana Mrs X. q. Webster. Mrs. Dona
way before her marriage was Mis-.
Bertha Albee of Island Pond.
The Rev. +. P. Lee, a former rector
OF Christ Church, came last FRIDAY. "a.
naming over Sunday, and assisted the
Kew. A. NJ. Dunstan in the service at
the Church Sunday morning, affording
pleasure to his old parishioners.
Mrs. +. c. Lynch, of Lyndopvile and
daughter, Mrs. Blake of st. Johnsburv
and Henry Legacy and wife of St.
Johnsbury We're visitors here the week
end, attending the graduation exercises.
All were the guests of Capt. and Mrs.
| Randall.
Miss Alberta Perkins, who has been
here visiting her sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Hob
son, returned to her home in Berlin
Friday, whittier Mrs Hobson will short.
ly follow to speud the summer with her
mother, expecting to go to st. Louis to
join her husband in September.
North Star Chapter, o. +. S., will
hold its last regular meeting before the
summer recess in Masonic Hall next
Monday evening, June 81. Refresh
ments will be served, aud musical and
literary programme presented. All
members of the order are requested to
be present.
Miss May Osborne, accompanied by
her little sister and grandmother, Mrs.
Kelley, went to the Protestant Hospital,
Sherhrooke, last Friday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Osborne Mrs Kelly and
grandchild returned home Saturday,
aud Miss Osborne Tuesday, leaving her
mother doing as well as can be expected.
The ladies aid of the Congregational
Church will serve supper in the church
parlors Friday evening from 3 80 to 1870.
The bill of fare will include hot rolls,
straw berries and cream, all kinds of
cake, and tea and coffee, all served for
the small sum of 20 cents. During the
supper hours aprons and fancy articles
will be on sale.
The programme presented by the
ninth grade at the opera hall Thursday
evening was, as a whole, one OF great |
excellence. 1t was carried out in a
highly creditable manner, several of the
pupils showing natural ability, while all
showed careful preparation, betokening
better than anything else the care and
diligent work of the successful teacher,
Miss Elizabeth Jones. The attendance |
was large and everybody was pleased.
Sunday Excursions. Commencing
Sunday, June ~ and each following |
Sunday until September 5, the Grand
Trunk Railway will run their special
Sunday Excursions to Portland, Old
Orchard, and the Islands, also to Rum
ford Falls and Oquossoc from Stations i
west of Mechanic Falls). Special train
leaves Island Pond at APO a. M, arriv-
ing at Portland $50 a. IN. Returning,
leave Portland at els p, IN. Fare $50
to Portland For other fares see posters.
Sunday, June Goth, has been set
apart by the supreme officers and Oswe-
gotchic Lodge, No. II, knights OF
Pythias, as Memorial Day, aud IN addi-
ton to the decoration of graves OF our
departed brothers, it seems fitting that
nnblic service should be held; and in
accord with this opinion, services Will
he held in the NJ. +. Church upon that
day. at three o'clock in the afternoon
Rev. l.. N. Moody will deliver the ad-
dress. Assemble at Castle Hall at l P
NJ and bring white gloves and badges
D. B. Mayo, c. C.,
f. C. Potter, X. r. S.
As previously mentioned In THESE
columns the graduation exercises OF the
oo,vent school will be held in the opera
hall Saturday evening. The Sisters OF
tho Presentation most cordially invite
the attendance of the public. There are
five graduates. Following is the full
programme:
Overture,
salutatory Essay, Veronica F. Kennedy
"Oor Alma Mater"
Revez, Ehlants
Song by the Choir of the Pupils
Orchestra
Music, co.
Essay, o"''p' 49,,
MS me-
discoveries
Music,
Essay, Ma''o"
"a French Heroine
Orchestra
Essay,
"a Modern Catastrophe
l., po,,as Chorus