Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-06-25

Frank Riggis has bought the Drown
House on Dale street and moved in.
Bishop Halls annual address to ihe
, diocesan convention was read in Christ
Church Sunday.
Miss Flossie NJ. Blake retained Sat,
urday evening from two weeks visit
ia Reading, Mass
Miss Melissa Moore, who has been
teaching in Barre. came home last In
day for the summer vacation.
Mrs G. Harry Blake Of Lyudouyille
is visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. "
h. Lougee, to remain week OF more.
James Kenuey aud wife of Lyndon
vile came up to attend the graduation
exercises, remaining until Monday, the
guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. W. J. Rooney.
Mrs. Randall entertained last week
her sons wife, Mrs. Skinner Of st.
Johnsbury, also the latter's sister, Mrs.
Jones Of Newport, aud little daughter.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. +. Church
will serve dinner in the yestry, July D,
consisting of baked beans, meat and po-
tatoes aud other good things. Price
25c. The Church parlors will also he
open as a rest room.
Mr.. Almar Edward Gallup of Dan
vile, Que, aud Miss Cordella Alberta
Hodge of Trenholmville, Que, were
united in marriage at the Congrega-
tional parsonage Saturday, Jane 10, 10y
the Rev. Thomas Hall
Eighteen members of Lincoln Castle,
Knights of King Arthur, enjoyed pic
nic on the island Monday. Several Of
the members marched through the
streets wearing the insignia of the order,
one hearing the national flag.
The examination for those desiring
certificates to teach was held in the high
school building Monday and Tuesday by
Rev Mr.. Enright in the absence through
illness of Mrs. Enright, county exami-
uer Only three took the examination.
Among the characters to be seen at
the Wilson-Simpson Entertainment at
the opera house June 30th are Colonial
belle, Puritan, a Convict, Dutch girl, |
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, Gypsy, Goddess
of Liberty, Boothlack, Rose-dream lady, |
Wood-nymph, etc, etc.
Col. Emery, collector for the District |
of Memphremagog, was visitor here
on official business Monday, and was ac-
companied 10y Mrs. Emery aud daugh- !
ter, also by Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. NJ. Bug |
bee, all OF Newport. They came in an
automobile aud greatly enjoyed the
trip.
Middle White aud wife, and Mrs. Liz |
zie Lenhan Monroe, all OF Montreal |
have been here several days, visiting |
relatives and friends. The two former
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Me |
Kenuey, and spent couple of days at
Seymour Lake. Mrs, Monroe was the |
guest of her father, John Lehman, and |
her sister Mrs. ID. p. Mackenzie. They |
returned to Montreal Wednesday.
Sunday Excursions. Commencing |
Sunday, June - and each following !
Sunday until September ), the Grand |
Trunk Railway will run their special
Sunday Excursions to Portland, Old
Orchard, aud the Islands, also To Rum
ford Falls and Oquossoc (from Stations
west of Mechanic Falls). Special train
leaves Island Pond at 4.20 a. m, arrlv-
lug at Portland $50 a. IN. Returning,
leave Portland at els p. IN. Fare $3.50
to Portland. For other fares see posters.
The Rev. DIR. Waterman of Hanover,
n. H., who is greatly interested in the
work of the Diocese of Vermont, is a
guest at Groveton for two weeks train
ing the boy choir, aud will conduct the
services at S. Marks Church Sunday.
At his suggestion the Rev. A. NJ. Duns.
tan will come to Island Pond that day
t, otficiate at Christ Church at the morn.
ing service. Dc. Waterman thought it
did not seem right to have two priests
of the Church at Groveton and none at
Island Pond, and the people of the
Church here will endorse his sentiments
aud appreciate his courtesy.