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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-02
BARRIERS vs.. REAL ESTATE MEN
Weilders Of The Razor Contest With
Land Sharks.

Following the Kimberly-Twin Falls
Athletics game Monday afternoon,
the BARRIERS and the Real Estate Men
played five innings, the BARRIERS win
ming by a score of 13 to 8. 1t would
hardly be called fast game, although
the way some Of the land sharks rails
ed the earth in getting around the
bases, was a credit to their profess
sion. For the BARRIERS Bowen and Wy
land pitched, and Revere Tabor
caught For the Real Estate Men,
Wilson, Thompson and Dew filled the
box at various times, with D. NJ DEN
ton behind the bat.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-02
SUMMER GARDEN.
Commercial Club Arranging Delight
full Place for Wives of Members.

The Commercial club have recently
arranged nice little summer garden
in the rear of the club rooms for the
purpose of inaugurating ladies'
night, where the wives and lady
friends of the club members may en-
joy the summer evenings at cards,
and be served with all kinds of fancy
soft drinks at popular prices, such as
only George, the porter, can make.
This addition to the club rooms ac-
comodations, is screened in and well
lighted, and is provided with special
tables and chairs for the purpose, and
is an ideal place to spend the warm
summer evenings.
Tuesday night is temporarily de-
cided upon to be ladies night, until it
can be determined that some other
night will be more suitable to the Ia
dies themselves.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-02

from horse, Belgian stallion, service
fee.
The above is only a partial list of
special premiums offered for the best
exhibit in some particular line, which
will be determined later.
There will be a meeting of the exc
cutive committee and the department
heads at the Commercial club rooms
Saturday evening, June 4th, at p
M, which all concerned are urgently
requested to attend. 1t is the purpose
of this meeting to discuss the pro-
gress made by the several departments
and to take up any other important
matters relative to this big event
which we want to make the most nota-
BILE ever pulled off in the Twin Falls
country.
The secretary is desirous to have
every farmer on the tract keep on the
lookout for any promising crop grown
and note the kind and location, name OF
owner, etc., so that time can be saved
in gathering a special collective ex-
hibit for the large cup, which is to be
presented by one of our generous mer-
chants for the best display OF an ex-
hibit of any section.
Let everyone keep this coming event
| in mind and boost for a successful
county fair.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-02
KINGSBURY-
Well-known Young Couple Welded In
the Presence of Many Friends.

On Wednesday evening at five
O'Clock occurred the marriage of Harry
Kingsbury and Miss Flora Hardin at
the new residence of the groom on
Seventh avenue East, which was beau
tifully trimmed in light yellow and
smilax. The impressive marriage
ceremony was conducted by Rev Mr..
Hardin, Rev. Mr. Parker and Rev. Mr..
CLANCY assisting. About fifty of the
friends and relatives of the young
couple were present.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-02
LEASES P[RR|Nf DINING ROOM
w. A. Ring Opens The Perrine Cafe
June LIST.

w. A. Ring has leased the Dining
room of the Hotel Perrine and after a
thorough refitting it was opened for
business Wednesday. The new res
taurant will be known at the Hotel
Perrine Cafe, and its service will be a
la Carte Mr.. Ring is favOrably
known in the restaurant business in
Twin Falls, he having opened the Ro-
gerson Grill under the name of Rings
Grill.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-02
MORE FIRE PROTECTION.
City Council May Order Steamer
Fire Fighter.

At the meeting of the city council
next Monday evening a proposition
will be considered to call for an cleo
tion to vote bonds for the purchase of
an up-to-date fire engine. No definite
decision has been reached as to wheth-
er an automobile steamer or one
drawn by horses shall be purchased,
but it is planned to install an electric
firm alarm system if the bond issue is
carried.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-02
SDecial Bargain.

Six-room electric Lighted house
with good cellar. A half acre of
ground Fruit trees and small fruits
In the city limits. $2500 See us
about it. Hill & Taylor. June
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-02

For Sale-Modern Groom house,
cheap. 80 4th Ave. No. June tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-02
NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE BOURNE
Representatives of Eastern Capitalists
Inspecting Famous Property.

Representatives of New York capi-
talists are now in Jarbidge inspecting
the Bourne mine with view of buying
the same. Negotiations with the east
ern men have been carried on by tele-
graph for the past two weeks, and
should the report of their representa-
tives prove favorable, it is probable
that this property will change hands.
The Bourne was the first mine opened
up at Jarbidge, and a change in its
management would be beneficial to
the whole district, as the present own
ers have not sufficient capital to de-
velop the property thoroughly nor
will they give leasers fair terms.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04
Christ Church Lenten Lectures

N-zr Wednesday Is Ash Wednesday.
ta- H--t lay Of L-uL Services VII! De
held u Christ Church 1t II A. NJ. and
$50 p. NJ. During this season, the Rev
Frank D-F--es Miller, D. c. l., Rector
Of the Church. vii deliver a series Of
lectures 90 Church History at the
"Wednesday and Friday evening services.
a-giania- Friday evening, February II.
Following ar the dates and subjects
February II, The Apostolic Age
February Is, The EcamenicaI Councils
February IS, The Ptpacy
February -, The Great Schism
February =, Rise Of the Monastic
Order.
March >, The Crusairs
March / The Protestant Reformation
Luther
Harra ., The Protestant Reformation =
Calvin
March II, The British Church
March Il, Tie English Reformation
March :. The American Church
The lectures VIII be preceded by Even
song, 70 commence at 80, and the citi-
z-us ara most cordially invited. A
great literary treat IS in store for all
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04

The seniors are Arranging for a mas
3uerade promenade Tuesday evening
February -
North star Chapter, D. Z. ;, ~.
hold it, regular meeting Monday even
ing. February :.
Mrs. L. F. Boyce went to Boston
Wednesday afternoon 70 spend a fes
DAYS With her husband.
II. Z. Povei! Co. offer Brighton. 4
Oh Water Bonds ia this Issue Of the
Herald, gilt edge home Investment
Mrs. John F Ladd, Nho vas called
here BY the death Of her father NJ
Mckinley, returned today 70 her home
in Everett, Mass.
The Gaest-Wileox Co. have inangar-
at-d a Special sale for one week only,
and quote IN their new Advertisement
this week some r-a! bargain prices.
\ number Of the members Of Erastus
Buck Post and the W R e. went u
East Charleston Tuesday morning TO at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Wm. Moultou.
James ". M-ehan. who mas been re-
-trict-d to his home since the later
part Of Decem her, confined 10 his b-d
over three weeks, with muscular rh-u-
matism, has sufficiently recovered that
he vas able 70 walk into the village the
frat time since MS illness today, Thurs
dag.
The masquerade promenade and
lance given in the 5uera hall Wednes-
iav evening BY Ms {. D. Thurstou
and a staff Of Young .ady assistants Vas
a complete success from both a financial
and social point Of view. The general
excellence and great variety Of costumes
forhits particular mention and vita
pleasing music, tasty refreshments, AMI
the neutrality-suspicious. feeling al went
70 make up 4 very pleasant evening.
The officers Of Mount Bluff Camp,
No 9l02, VI. W. A., have been installed
As follows
w A Gleeson, Counsel
H. v. Blake. Adviser.
VI Blaachett-, Banker.
r. f. Blake. Clerk.
F. r LINDSAY, Escort.
James Mchaveu. Waterman.
Peter PAUL. Sentry.
H. F. Sargent, Camp Physician.
H T Hardy, +. H. Mason, J. 4.
frompe, Managers.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04
Lsynen Missionary Movement

Essex County @Oav ention in island Pond.
The National Committee Of The Lay
mems Missionary Movement are arra0g-
ing for Vermont State Convention 10
be held in Burlington, oa March 81.
his Will give the meu Of the State
the chance Of hearing the best men in
the field of missionary activity, which
will be an exceptional privilege. This
II dlstlnctlvely movement OF men in
behalf Of the greatest work of the world,
and all churchmeu aud others Interested
are urged to attend
In preparation for this Convention,
two Of the very best speakers Of the Ma
tional Committee of the Laymen's Mis-
sionary Movement will be in Island
Pond, on Friday, February 4, to- speak
10 the interest Of this movement and ta
assist in arranging for delegates to at
tend the Burlington Convention.
This is a clear call to action on the
part of the men of Essex County. We
not only ought, but should most en-
Enthusiastically desire, to s.get. into line"
Read what has recently happened at
Schenectady, New York City, Rochester
and Portland, and you viii realize that
Vermont can i'll afford to miss the pow
er and nplift that such a cause gives.
At the County and state gatherings
no collections will be taken. They arc
simply for the purpose OF placing tn,
facts before the laymen Of all demo mi
nations, and with the facts before then
the men can be trusted to go home anc
10 the right thing through the deuomi
national channels, or otherwise.
To the end that men from all tn
county can come To Island Pond on Fri
day and return the next day, entertain
ment is extended. Supper at 25c De
plate will be served in the Y NJ. c. A
Auditorium at 8 90 p. m, after whic
will follow the speaking,
Local business men can take thei
supper there and get back to work i
ample time to look out for their ousi
ness.
, All men of Essex County who ca
possibly attend are asked to advise on
of the following committee A. "
Bosworth, J. c. Fogg, w. F. Moron,
not later than Friday morning, in orde
, that the caterer may know definitely fc
Row many to provide.
|, Remember that this movement repr
sents all denominations.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04

n - , Ha4-1u s=lt b Moutrsa. Mon
. dag morning % attend the le= carnival
M.s- Esl=. Elliott sao i teaching
H- East Haven, Eas a. home over Saa-
. llE-
~ and Mrs. Harry B. An-y and sou
I-asy have been II Portland since RI
Jay
James W=ich, Eho has been IN Con-
A4y, y. H., several months, STAYING
N.-a als lac.-, retained home last ve-s
Mss Janet Guest returned home Sat
4riar evening from fhr-- weeks visit
a.il her brother. the Rev. Douglas
Il-sr- and family. at NsSport CeulEe.
The ground hog. if 1t ventarsd from
is den Wednesday. certainly saw is
shadow and Just As certainly : there SIX
N--ks more winter weather in store for
Is. lis better 50.
Henry Paguin aud wife Of Newport,
/ former residents Of Island Pond, came
last Friday 70 spend a few DAYS calling
on old friends, aad arr the guests Of
Mrs. Lizzie Foster
George Chase vent 70 Westield,
Mass tF0 weeks since, aud vas taken
q. with -v1hsT fever. HIS condition
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04

! Mr.. 1la Ms. J. :. Farmer Pleasantly
entertained their friends .4st IlursiAy
evening. ~ho IN spite Of the severe slo~
stern, tarued out 70 surprise them 4
very pleasant evening Of games aud
music, t5il0S=d BY Light refreshments,
sAs greatly enjoyed By al
Monday afternoon Mrs c. z. Johnson
had The misfortune 70 ioss her P0cket
took. containing valuable pau-rs and
tao Ten collar DI.ls. 4 lev hours att-r
discovering her ..s-, lie pocket book
sas found By her husband. buried iu
the snow a short distance from their
home. Lucky.
At the Regular Meeting, "Wednesday.
January q, Clvi= River R-b-cea Lodg-.
No. "a, I. o. D. F.. held banquet Al
SIX o'clock, after which the officers we're
Installed by Mrs Attic N. L-av-us. D
P, District No. 5, assisted 1y 4 stat Of
officers from Newport, A. follows
Mrs. Jessie B. Jones, y. q.
Mss L-tA J Eaton. V. g.
Mrs. Lizzie D. Foster. Secretary.
Mss Frances MAvhew, Treasurer.
Mrs. Gertrude Chapman, Warden.
Mrs Grace Worth, Conductor.
Mrs. Minnie Parsons, Chaplain.
Emma Canfi-ia, Z. :. Y q.
Fannie J. >kiIlens. l.. :. y. e..
Winnie Dickson. r. Y. e
Laura AIb-e. t. : '. q.
Iva Riggie, I. G.
Belle A. Barnes. . G..
Mrs. Lizzie Maxwell. r. 4. :.
Mrs. Winnie Boycr. /. 4 :
Banner Bearers Miss Orul LlRoche
No l Miss Flossle Bak-. No. :
Miss Iona Parsons, No ; Mss L-uu..
Danforth, No. +
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04
Pleasant finale.

The finale 10 The Flower Queen
was delightfully."- rendered on Saturday
afternoon when about forty OF the par
Elephants in the Cantata lncluding Mrs.
Cooper, Mrs. Wright. Misses Eaton and
Bazinet gathered most unexpectedly at
the home of Mrs. Reeve. Kathleen Fos-
ter delivered the following beautiful ad-
dress Mrs. Reeve, It gives Us great
pleasure to come into your home, this
afternoon to offer you our thanks. We
are very grateful to yon. Mrs Reeve,
for the kindness and thought shown 10
zach and every one, during the past
weeks. Please accept, as token
of our appreciation and esteem
these flowers which We bring May
they remind you of the Corona
tiun of the Rose" Ruth Currier then
presented most exquisite bouquet Of
pink aud cream roses, tied with pink
satin ribbon and Doris Foster a delicious
bunch IF violets tied with ribbon OF
their owl beautiful color. The racjp.
| lent was too overcome with surprise and
pleasure to MAKE any coherent accept
ance but after Mrs. Wright had Offered
the thanks Of the participants in thu
drills to Miss Eaton and Miss Bazine
for their painstaking work and the y0un.
ladies had each made suitable response
she was able to offer her hearty thanks
not only for the gift of the beautiful
flowers, but for the considerate klndnes
and cordiality and hearty cooperation
which she had received from all her co
workers from oldest to youngest durlni
their association, hoping she was not to-
old to look forward to some slmlla
work together, at some future time, T.
which wish all responded most cordialI
before they parted.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04
The EIoeutiousry Recital

Your tavOrite musicians, the Island
Pond Mandolin Club. vii assist IN the
Recital to be given BY Lewis y. Moody
and mas pupils at the opera nal Tues
day evening. February :. al SIS.
The program Is As follows
l. Piano Solo, Selected
Mabel F. Waterman
, kentucky Belle, W8olsou
Ada J. Barnes
;. Aunt J-mima's C0urtsniq. Aaru
Ollie b. App.ebee
+ The gypsy Flower G5rl, NcDov-u
Mildred E. Foss
5. Grafton 90 the Crisis. Anon
Gerald ". FAR
D. Music Selected
Mandolin Club
= The swan Song. Brook
Hazel VI Stevens
5. The Ragglesrs Dinner Party.
Wigg,n
Mabel l.. l.aRache
.. Flying JIms Last Leap, Rank.
Clara NJ Boariwav
10. Scene from Widow Bedott Papers.
NhIteher
Elder Snirfes, Everett VI. Williams
Widow Bedott, Dorothy LaRocue
IL. Music, Selected
Mandolin Club
u. The Chariot Race. Wallace
Lewis n Moody
Admission 25c. Reserved seats Sc
Children l5c. Reserved seats viii be
on sale at Thurstou's Drug Store Moo
day aud Tuesday, February : aud :.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04
TOWN TOPICS

? J F'aHerty has gone 70 Conway
y. H. where lie has a position as I'm,
se-p-r in a large lumber camp.
Mrs. T c. Carr has been in Glover
several days. assisting IN the care %.
her husbands mother VINO has b--r
quite feeble. but Is nov improving
E. J. Steele. the accommodating *
press agent. whose work requires him 10
De on duty early and late. IS enjoying a
we'll earned vacation. the drst ia four
years.
Martin Smith had both hands aud
one shoulder bruised and cut 10 the
0obtin mill Monday. being struck 5y
a block hurled from tine boit-r on the
splitting machine.
Miss Rosamond Bazinet left for Port
and last Friday to consult DR.. Holt re-
glrdiug her hearing, aud If necessary
vii remain some time for Treatment.
Tier many friends hope tina, Sue may
ind relief. Mrs. L Mlck-y aai little
laughter accompanied her
Several Of the members of the
Knights Of Columbus went to >a-r-
brooke, Que, sunday, 20 witness tar
:onferr'ng Of the three degrees OF tie
order There N-r= dlty candidates i.r
hese degrees, aud nearly three hundred
knights in attendance.
", L. Currier mas again been awarded
the contract to furnish the Ice required
by the Grand Truak CO. The contract
calls for nearly three thousand tons, o.
which tive thousand viii b- stored here
the remainder shipped 70 Point Levi
Richmond and sher5rook-, One. Cor
ham, n H., and De=riog, Ne.
We we're visited By a heavy snow
storm Saturday Afternoon ami evening
'''1 nav sum- '''''.'- 49,
''''
vas out bright aad early Sunday plough.
.rg 7a- eaa sidewalks.
Business = booming at tho mill of
IL. E;,.,,.-,lI I,.+ ( ,,,a.- ~
To-, ,5.f,ti,o,f 4-v -oo,,s 49,. 90 b..
.r.eta8 a. ION 40 ,y...b.- r,.r,,,.+s ,,4
u.,, -i,.,..- .,-;.,, =. ....-a,,.-,. .-r,...
,r,,ra ana .,,,,,. 1so f..t -, ,
49,. r,;..... a..5 o,h.- suz-u-..,
r.ebi,ary v,l shortly r.. f,.,,3r.4
God
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04

ana touItH thursdays IN every month.
After instruction in the secret work,
the following officers were elected, viz:
Master B. W. Farmer
Oyerseer Il. H. Albee
Lecturer Mrs. Alsada ). Henry
Steward +. L. Allen
Asst Steward Fred Blodgett
Chaplain L. F Currier
Treasurer H. b. Farmer
Secretary D. B Mayo
Gate Keeper Gerald Farr
Ceres Mrs. B. W. Farmer
/ Pomona Mrs. Alex St0tt
Flora Mrs B. j. Mekennev
Lady Asst. Steward Mrs. Ada Blodgett
/ Organjst Lena Damon
Following the installation OF these Off
ear, by the State Organizer Whiteomb
vas a very instructive talk upon the
work and purposes Of the Grtngers in
the State Of Vermont. As there art
about 10000 Of them in this State, the
order is one Of considerable infuenc,
and power, Their chief and creates
purpose is TO improve the agriculture
interests in the state, and assist and ed
uca;e the members along this line.
Several visitors from Echo Grange o
East Charleston were present and assist
Ell materially in the institution of Tslan'
, Grange. The election of the followin,
committees closed a most enjoyable an,
successful evening:
! Executive Committee f. f. Davis
, Hazeu B]odgett. F. NJ. Bartlett.
+ Finance Committee Mrs. McWaiu
} Mrs Allen. Alex StOtt.
Relief Committee Albion Steven.
F.E. Currier.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04

~. CHRISTIE.
1a"-ag been appointed by
ate Cont for the District OF
"--- 10 receive examine. and
ac demands Of all persons
t- Va ". T. Christie, late OF
District deceased and all
feet thereto, hereby give
Meet for the purpose afore-
70 q " Blake. in the town
District, On the 18th day OF
lay VI July next, from
Lock p n. each of said
months from the 18th day of
the ume limited by said
-.i.~- 70 present their claims
. t-.1 and allowance
.au .Ass 18th day Of January
-, Commits sICners.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04

A CARD. The son and daughters OF
the late NJ. Mckinley desire to thank
all friends and ueighbors for their
many acts of kindness and sympathy
during the recent illness aud death Of
our father, Also for the beautiful floral
tributes.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04
Y. Nj. C. a. Notes.

The February meeting Of the Board
OF Directors will be held at the building
next Tuesday, February ;, At p. N.
The Bowling Contest By the Juniors
closed Saturday noon. The following
members participated Ora Elliott,
BERTHE Harris, Curtis Mosher, Lawrence
Paquette, Ralph Wiley, Raymond vii
ley and Ted Young Each hoy bowled
three strings, and as Ora Elliott made
the highest score, which was 30. he
vas awarded the trophy, a gold 7. NJ.
c. A. pin.
The regular annual team bowling
competition for the Association cup will
be open to members on Tuesday, Feb
ruary ), and will close Tuesday, March
Is, 1910 As in previous years each
man viii bowl fifteen strings. using
candle pins. This cup is we'll covered
With the names of the winners for the
last five years, who sre F Danforth,
IT. f. Ames, A. f. Emery, 05: A. W
BOsworth, c. D. Lance, g. A. Cane. 'O6:
H. o. Chesley, A. f. Bishop. H. ;.
Bishop, '07 NJ. Bailey, A. H. Lougee
'0s; P. n. Brown, C. T. Guest, D. R.
Morse 90 Whose names will go on
the cup this year?
In accordance with the closing of tn,
International Association year. Apr
30, and as voted by the local Board o.
Directors, at their last April meeting
the next annual meeting Of Island Pouc
Y. NJ. c. A, viii be held early in May
1910.
The annual meeting of the Woman
Auxiliary will be held at the rooms mex
! Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock
Every member is urged to attend.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04
Municipal Court.

In the Mnniclpa. Court, January %,
the court rendered Judgment without a
trial in favor Of Dr. Sargent n his suit
against the town Of Brighton for the
sum Of 300, from which the defendant
Immediately appealed to the County
Court
This closed the civil business Of the
January term OF the Municipal Court
and the term was adjourned
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04

~.--s furnished on apPlica-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04
Local Business Notices.

lam ready % rs6a-sh aav furniture.
Antique = specially % L DaE, >Lss-
A. HJu-e.
Crushed Oyster Shells =. Bos~orth
store CO
TO LET
Tenement q : rooms. Al modern
-ouvsnieuce-. Apply " {. J. Parsons.
To LET
4 tenement IN Na- Bartlett Block.
With steam heat, e.-ctTie .ightz, hot Aud
cold water. bath, etc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04
Inventory your Assets,

not the few which show up we'll, but all
and then compare results with those
guaranteed by our policies.
6lst year. National Life ms. Co. OF
VT (Mutual.)
W. ". sPRAduE & son,
Gen. Agents OF Northeastern Vermont,
st. JohnsburY, VI.
Jonn L. LaRoche, Special Agent.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-02-04
IsIant Granae.

STATE organizer 4. Z. Whitcomb in
stalled local Grange at the X. of P.
Hall on last Thursday evening. The
new Grange vas formed with charter
membership Of seyenty-seven. At the
meeting which vas held later it was de-
ciied TO ca. the Grange, Island Grange,
with regular meeting nights, the second
and fourth Thursdays in every month.
After instruction in the secret work,
the following officers wera elected, viz: