Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-18

Henry Cole has rented the Mr.;
Reeve cottage.
The next meeting of the Woman
Auxiliary will be held With Mrs. Ere,
Minard Tuesday afternoon, March %.
The East Charleston Dramatic Clul
will present the play "Willowdale" a
the opera house on Saturday evening
March 10.
Remember the time for taking out
dog licenses at the lowest rate expire:
April /. After that date increased Ii
cense fees.
e. X. Magoon of North Stratford
n. H., was a business visitor here Tues
day. His friends are glad to see that
he is recovering from his long illness.
Daniel Stern received the Rank OF
Esquire in the Knights of Pythias at the
regular meeting Tuesday evening, March
Is. The Rank of Knight will be con-
ferred next Tuesday evening, March %
Miss Goulette, who recently went to
the Sherbroeke (Que) hospital for
treatment for tuberculosis of the throat,
returned home Wednesday, the doctors
being unable to give her help or en-
couragement.
TO to the Epworth League Social
at vestry of Grace Church, Friday even
ing, aud hear all about the land of st.
Patrick, St. Patrick himself, aud the
present condition and prospects of his
people. Admission 10 cents.
Miss Hazel Cobb and Miss Freda
Vinton, both of Morgan Centre, who
have been visiting in town since Mon
day, the former with her sister, Florence,
at |. l.. Cobb's, and the latter with Mr..
and Mrs. Wright Danforth and family,
returned home today.
Next Tuesday evening the Congrega-
tiOnal Ladies Aid will serve a fish ball
supper aud other good things at the par
lors of the church. Supper 10 cents,
served from $50 to 7.3O. Following
the supper there will be shawl exhibit
of ancient and modern patterns.
Sunday next is Palm Sunday, the be.
ginning of Holy Week, and the last
week of Lent During Holy Week
there will he daily service at Christ
Church at 10 a. m, except Monday and
Saturday. Good Friday, Morning Prayer
and sermon at 10 o'clock, Passion Ser
vice II to 3.
The HERALD has great pleasure in
presenting to its readers this week
another very interesting descriptive let
ter from Col. +. ID. Hale. In personal
note to the editor Col. Hale says he and
his family are enjoying excellent health
in their new home, aud their surround
ings are very pleasant.
Mrs. Eliza Atkinson, formerly of
East Brighton, died at the home of her
late husbands brother, T. c. Atkinson,
in North Stratford, n. H. Monday after
noon, March H. after short illness
The body was brought here for burial,
aud the funeral services were held at
the Methodist church, the pastor being
assisted 10y Rev. Mr.. Woods of North
Stratford.
Mrs. d. Stern returned home Tues
day from visit OF several weeks in
New York, buying goods, aud the hand
some display made in Stern Brothers
store is abundant evidence of her ability
in this line. This week the firm ad.
vertises the celebrated Hart Schaffuer
& Marx clothes, than which there are
no better custom suits made. II inter
ested look the stock over and note the
pleasing fabrics, coloring aud patterns.
Reserved seats for the concert by
Madam Brock orchestra the night of
the Independent Order of Foresters'
second annual ball 90 on sale at Thurs
tons pharmacy next Monday. This
annual event will take place Wednes-
day evening, March 30. Concert begins
at $50; grand march at 9l5. An ex-
celent order of dances is being prepared,
and but few orchestras compare with
that under the direction of Madam
Brock, &. &. Smith will be floor mas
ter, assisted by members of the order,
and supper will be served in the Forest
ers' Hall. The members will spare no
pains in catering to the comfort and en-
tertainment of the guests on this occa-
sion.
Lonsfellow's Divine Tragedy.