Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-07-01
TOWN TOPICS

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Harris Wertheim of Berlin, n. H.,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs ID. Stern
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. W. F. Morong and son, Daniel,
left Monday for visit to her old home
in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Stevens re-
turned home from their wedding trip
Tuesday night.
A very attractive and much needed
steel ceiling is being erected on the first
floor of the Y. Nj. G.. A. building.
Mary A. Lee went to Rangeley Lakes
this morning, Thursday, to remain there
the rest of the summer season.
Married-June % at Yarmouth, Me,
John Chadwick of Portland and Mrs.
Kate Finnegan of Island Pond. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
John II. Gerrish has gone to Auburn
Me-, for a week or ten days vacation,
aud viii! also visit Bangor before return
ing home.
Mrs A. f. Bishop returned Saturday
to her home at Derby Line, following a
weeks stay here the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles +. johnson and other
friends.
| Among the items of Norwich Univer-
| sity Graduation exercises We find -
Master of Science in Course: Joseph
Cleophas Couombe, b. S. 1904.
The young ladies hired the opera
house hall Saturday evening, and the
young men hired Later's orchestra, the
combination resulting in a social dance
and an enjoyable time.
Miss Agnes Steady, organist at St.
James Church, has been in Montreal the
| past two SUNDAYS, aud in her absence
Mrs. Stella White presided at the organ.
Mrs. J. S. Sweeney accompanied her
husband to Boston and attended the two
wedding services at which he was master
of ceremonies in that city on Saturday
last
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Paquette are
having the barn adjoining their house
converted into tenement. This and
their home is to be equipped with all
modern Improvements.
| Another good business launched for
Island Pond. Yes, things are coming
our way. If you can't believe in your
| own town go to some other You are
working on the wrong bush.
The Rev. T. Harry Hall of Bancroft,
Ont, formerly of Island Pond, was Or
dained to the priesthood, June II, at
the Kingston (Ont.) Cathedral, by the
Right Rev. Bishop Mills.
| w. H. Kane returned last night from
Sherbrooke, Que, where he went to
fvisit his father who is in the hospital
there. The latter underwent an opera
ton yesterday and is as comfortable as
could be expected
Independence Day, the Grand Trunk
Railway will sell their tickets at lowest
one way, single first class fare in Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont and stations
in Canada to Brockville, Ottawa, and
east thereof. Tickets good going by all
regular trains, July 2, 3, and 4. Valid
returning on or before July g.
Miss Ella Mackenzie is with her
parents for the summer vacation. She
has been elected masters assistant at
the Marshall Spring School at Water
town, Mass, with increased remunera-
ton, and of course, responsibilities
Friends will congratulate her upon her
promotion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Willoughby ar
rived in Island Pond from California on
the Pullman early Saturday morning.
Possessing a key to their former home
they quietly let themselves in and re.
tired without disturbing the other in
mates. But at daybreak their presence
was revealed, the air of California hav-
ing failed to cure John of his old habit
I-snoring to beat the band. But Joking
aside, it is good to have them again
with u.s. They have great liking fol-
California, but are loyal to their native
state. and would rather boost THAI
, knock it, as some people do.
Newport trimmed the local team a
Athletic Park last Saturday to the tune
of 8 to g. 1t looked like cinch fo
: Island Pond until the ninth inning, tn,
score standing 8 to in our favor bu
: in this inning Newport worked hard 70
the winning five runs and got them ant
|. our team didn't tally in their half. DR.
l. Hight of Sherbrooke pitched for the Wis
u itors and was right there with the goods
getting IS strike outs. Riley did goot
If work for the home team, getting l