Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-06-04

] N-A- e2AAAlAufu, y. III.
Mr. aud Ms. JOhu T.. Smith aud lit,I,
sou have gone to Franklin, y. II. for
lea days vacation.
We have been handed a lemon, I,
vas grown in Island Pond by Mrs. II
u Webster, aud weighed 10, ounces
'nd measured ll.xl2 inches. Its favor
Was excellent.
T. j. Flaherty aud mis- Reilly were
TIE guests Of the formers brother e y
fiaherty, aud wife, at whitefeld \ u
last Thursday aud Friday, aud attended
the May ball.
lie annual state convention Of the
catholic Order of Foresters will he hsld
u burlington next week Tuesday and
wednesday, Delegates from the Court
here will be in attendance.
ID. A. Haynes is contemplating a visit
TO New York and Brooklyn, to be alb
sent three or four weeks, and from
brooklyn he will go to Epping, y. H..
I" visit his sister, spending a week or
two there.
The graduating exercises of the Ninth
TRADE will be held at the opera hall.
Thursday evening, June 10. This is
something new here, but it has been OH
served Tor many years in the town of
Charleston.
The public is cordially invited TO at
tend the graduating exercises of the
Island Pond Convent School. Saturday
evening, June 10. 1909, at $50 O'Clock
in the opera hall.
SISTERS OF THE PRESENTATION.
Lost, work bag, containing piece of
embroidery, scissors aud thimble, latter
engraved with the initials IN. NH"
Lost presumably between the oyerpass
and Essex House Finder will receive
reward on its return to Mrs. c. f. John.
son.
Don't forget the auction sale at the
custom house Saturday afternoon at . |
o'clock, of miscellaneous goods, includ. |
ing raincoats, hosiery, lace, embroidery,
side combs, etc, seized by the customs
officers aud forfeited to the United |
States.
The HERALD office had a pleasant
social visit Saturday afternoon with the
Rev. y. NJ. Learned OF St. Adams, and
All hour was pleasantly spent in rem
iniScenseS OF the time when he VAS here
nearly twenty years ago, pastor of the
Methodist church.
That creation of the miliner's art,
seat to one OF our young ladies, from
Newport, was not in the least injured by
being kept on ice over Sunday under
the supposition that the box contained
flowers. We wont give you away this
time, John H., because your intentions
were good.
Mrs. Hannah Stevens, who has been
an inmate of the Waterbury asylum a
little over two years, died there Wednes
day night, aged about seventy-six years.
The body was brought here Thursday,
and funeral services were held Saturday
at the Congregations church, Rev.
Thomas Hall officiating. Mrs. Stevens
is survived by her husband, Charles ID.
Stevens.
The veterans were glad to welcome to
their ranks on Memorial day their old
Dr. Robinson of Coaticook,
Que, and Judge Lucas of Canaan. We
missed the Bloomfield veterans, but they
attended the exercises at Groveton, n.
H., the train service being much more
not necesstating their alb
sence from home over night as would be
the case if they joined their brethren
here.
Calvin Drown of East Charleston,
whose illness has been frequently men
toned in these columns, died last Satur-
day following an extended illness with
heart trouble. His wife preceded him
to the great beyond only few weeks
since. Mr.. Drown was an aged veteran
of the civil war, and member OF Eras-
fms Buck Post, &. A. Il. Funeral ser
vices were held at his late home Sun
day.
Mt Bluff Camp, NJ. y. A., will hold
their annual memorial services next
Sunday afternoon. The Neighbors Will
meet in Woodmen's hall at = O'Clock,
when remarks appropriate to the occa-
sion will be made by several OF the
members, after which they will march
to the cemetery where the prescribed
memorial service will he carried out
and the graves of deceased Neighbors
decorated.
The Boston Comedy Company gave
a capital presentation of "Ihe Little
Detective" Saturday evening at the
opera house, Mr.. and Mrs, Webber
Gaining new laurels and new friends and