Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-04-22

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pharmacy.
The regular meeting of Ross EReamp-
ment, 1. o. o. F., for the current month
will be held next Tuesday evening at s
O'Clock.
Story's moving pictures next Monday
evening when some very interesting and
instructive subjects will be shown in
motion photography.
A special communication of Island
Pond Lodge. F. & A. NJ, will be held
next Monday evening at s o'clock for
the installation of officers.
Mrs. Rufus Hoffman went to st. Al
bans Friday night to spend few weeks
with her husband, who is employed as
an engineer on the Central Vermont.
The Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church
sent box of clothing to Archdeacon
Wentworth of Kentucky for use in his
work among the mountains of that state.
Wright Danforth has recently in
stalled a carload of new carriages aud
two new horses in his livery stable, thus
making it one of the best equipped in
this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Campbell of Nor
risville, Mrs. Z. F. Hobson of Barton,
and A. L. Farmer of Windsor, all form
er residents, were in town last week to
attend the conference.
The members of the Conference, who
took their meals at Johnson's Cafe last
week, were so well pleased that they
wish to express their appreciation
through the HERALD. Island Pond
has reason to be proud of its restaurant.
The several branches of the indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows will OBJ
serve the ninety.tirst anniversary of the
founding of the order by attending
service at Christ Church Sunday evening,
April, "a. Service will commence at
7.30. All members are requested to
meet at the lodge room at 100 o'clock,
sharp.
Next Tuesday the Public Service
Commission will meet at Bloomfield at
ga. m. to inspect an underpass con-
structed by the Grand Trunk railway on
an order eliminating three grade cross
ings. The hearing is at the request of
the selectmen of Bloomfield, who will
not accept the underpass in its present
condition.
The St. James Dramatic Club went
to Coaticook Saturday aud presented
the play "Rio Grande" to a good audi
ence, with marked success. The Coati-
cook people were unsparing in entertain
ing the visitors, and showed them every
courtesy. A number of our citizens &C
companied the club and attended the
performance.
f. j. Cleugh and family have moved
from Pueblo, Colo, to Denver, Colo,
where Mr.. Cleugh has position as Sec
rotary of The Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad Co., which pays him consider
ably more than that at Pueblo, besides
other conveniences, He reports his fam
lily all we'll. The friends of the family
hereabouts will be glad to learn of his
advancement.
The ladies Of the Church of St
James the Greater are conducting a very
successful bazaar at the opera house this
week. The "baby" show Tuesday even
ing was very funny. G. e. Smith won
first prize, box of cigars, and Joe
DUDE the consolation prize, rag doll.
These ''babies" were quite unruly at
times. Wednesday evening the play,
Rio Grande, was again presented, those
taking part winning fresh laurels. The
sale of fancy articles is good, and the
refreshment tables we'll patronized. The
ladies are to be congratulated.
C. P. Bemis, well known hereabouts,
for many years trsinmaster in Chicago,
of the District Bloomington to Venice,
including the Air Line, has been pro-
NOTED to superintendent of terminals at
East St. Louis, effective April Is. His
home paper, reporting the transfer, says
his assignment to increased responsible
ties is well merited recognition of
ability and faithful service. He has the
esteem of every man who is employed
under him aud their loyal co operation
has contributed much to his success as
an official. Mr.. Bemis is a brother OF
our townsman, f. A. Bemis.
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