Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-17


uial appraisal Wednesday.
NJ. J. Gleeson is spending few days
with his sister, Mrs. +. Purcell, at
Gruton.
The promised communication from
Perley f. Herrin will be found on the
second page.
Mrs. Ed. Burns aud lady friend are
in town, guests of the formers sister,
Mrs. Dussault.
Arthur Danforth returned home Sat
urday from visit of two weeks with
relatives aud friends in New York city.
The members of Clyde River Rebekah
Lodge are especially requested to meet
promptly at 100 next Wednesday even
ing.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. Z. Church
will hold food sale in the vestry Sat
urday afternoon, June Is, from 4 to 9
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paqurtte, Jr., are
receiving the hearty congratulations of
their many friends on the birth of n
daughter, their firsthorn, Jane IL.
Don't forget the annual excursion
next Monday to St. Anne de Beaupre,
Quebec, Montreal and Ottawa. Fares
are low aud tickets valid to return up
to July 10.
The certificates for grade promotion
will be given to the pupils at their
rooms in the high school building Fri
day afternoon by the superintendent,
Mrs. Ednands.
Col. F. ID. Hale, L. S Consul at Port
of Spain, Trinidad, Is. W. l., and family
start for Vermont in few days, for
few weeks vacation, and will make their
headquarters at Lyndonville.
The Rev. DIR. Miller and Mr.. John
Reeve are in Montpelier this week rep
resenting Christ Church at the l2Oth
annual Diocesan Convention. which Or
gained Wednesday morning.
The Vermont Register for 1910 more
valuable and more correct than ever be-
fore, and containing much more inn
portant information than usual, is now
on sale at Thurston's pharmacy.
There is a lot of visitors in town, and
our readers will please remember that
the Herald man doesn't know every visi-
tor that comes here. just tell us who
they are and where they come from aud
we will do the rest
Births, In Island Pond, June s, a
son to MIR. and Mrs. Archie Dumas.
June II, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lavallee.
June 10, daughter tc Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Wade of Newark.
George L. Hunt was again called to
ST. Adams last week on account of the
serious illness of his father, the Rev.
George W. Hunt. He returned home
Monday night reporting the condition
of his father as serious.
Work in the shirt factory building
began this morning. Next week the
manufacture of the auto glide will be
commenced on large scale, furnishing
employment for II to 20 hands. Oh,
yes, Island Pond is not vet off the map.
j. b. Sargent of Montpelier and II.
| ID. Parker of Newark were in town Tues
day to find out about the purchase of
right of way to the granite quarries. Mr..
Sargent says everything is going fine.
The prospects certainly look bright for
a new industry.
The baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class of the Island Pond
High School was delivered by Rev. l..
N. Moody at Grace M. f. Church Sun
day evening, June ~. Most of the
members of the high school were present
with the Senior class. 1t was an inspir-
ing address.
Frank l.. Shaw, president of the Shaw
Business College, was in town the week
end, combining business with pleasure.
We are not surprised that this college
ranks high when We read what it accom-
plishes See the advertisement for par.
ticulars.
The class of 1910 has purchased and
donated to the school picture entitled
Cicero against Cataline." This is Ole
of the pictures shown at the Elson Art
Exhibit 1t is large, we'll framed pic
ture and it will be an ornament to the
high school room and will long remind
the school of its pleasant relations with
the donors.
Robinson Bosworth, M. d., of Asien.
tos, Ags., Mexico, left Vera Cruz June
2, ell route for home, arriving in New
York the 18th. From New York he
went to Boston, where he will be united
in marriage June 81, with Miss Queenit
Neill, of Calais, Me. His many friends
here will wish him and his bride al
possible happiness. They will be mar