Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-04-29

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Thursday morning. April 2s, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Ernest c. Wilcox welcomed bon
nie daughter to their family circle.
DIR. Perkins, V. s., and Earl Boyc
are in Norton this week, the latter as
sisting DIR. Perkins in testing cattle.
S. j. McGinnis of st. Johnsbury wa
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles ii
Powers, at the Stewart House Sunday.
Colin Guest, wife and baby came NJ
from Groveton, n. H., Saturday to visit
his father and family, returning home
Monday.
NJ. c. Davis is in Averill today NOV
ing the last vestige of the old Bartlett s
Robinson mill. The fish will probably
bite better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Thurston went
to Portland Saturday. The latter will
remain for few days but Mr.. Thurstou
returned home Monday.
At the regular meeting of Essex
Lodge, l. o. o. F., last Thursday even
ing the degree of Friendship was con-
ferred upon three candidates.
Charles ID. Ladd and wife of Lyndon
vile, former residents, have been in
town several days visiting relatives and
renewing acquaintance with old time
friends and neighbors.
At the meeting of Ross Encampment
Tuesday evening, w. ii. Bishop, d. ID.
G. p, was presented by l.. F. Jones, on
behalf of the Encampment, with an ele-
giant Past Chief Patriarths badge.
j. c. Fogg has made another sweeping
reduction on all goods on hand, and
these are being offered at irresistible
prices. 1t is an extraordinary bargain
sale that you cannot afford to miss.
The Woman's Auxiliary will give a
strawberry May party and promenade
concert at the opera house Thursday
evening, May 5, at 7.30. Admission 10
cents. Strawberries and cream, 10 cents.
Ice cream and cake, 10 cents. Music by
Dyer's Orchestra. All plan to go.
Monday morning John Guest received
telegram announcing the death of his
sister, Elizabeth, widow of the late SEN
ator Levitt. Mr.. Guest left on the
Portland Pullman train early Tuesday
morning, expecting to arrive in Var
mouth, n. s., Wednesday morning.
Employees of the Bosworth Store
Company have been busy the past few
days in cleaning private houses and
some of the lodge rooms with the new
vacuum cleaner, which does excellent
work. The carpets and draperies in
the masonic lodge have been cleaned in
fine style by this method.
At a special communication of Island
Pond Lodge, +. &. A. NJ, held Monday
evening, the officers for the year ensuing
were installed by Z. F. johnson, P. NJ,
namely:
John w Thurston, W M
H B Farmer, S w
c II Garfield, j w
+ G Mosher, Secretary
& Z Coruth, Treasurer
L c Potter, S d
Roy A Bishop, j d
Arthur Danforth, S S
DB Mayo, j S
Rev F Def Miller, Chaplain
S Sweeney, Marshal
D A Haynes, Tyler
The Bazaar held by the members of
the Church of St. James the Greater
closed Friday and was attended with
much success, the net profits realized
being 100000. Large crowds were in
attendance each evening and the attrac.
tions proved very popular. The musical
production on Friday night by the
children of the Convent School was con.
coded to be one of the best ever given
aud much credit is due the Sisters OF
the Presentation for the careful training
of the children. Following is list OF
the principal prize winners: j A
Cooper $40 in gold, j Kennedy s. in
gold, L j Payeur SIS in gold, E Morri
settle SO, + Carroll 81, Mrs A Wells 81
George Roy lbs tea, E Roy lbs cot.
fee, Deland Roy 90 lbs sugar, Leonard
Steady 10 lbs coffee, Mrs f A Blake Sc
lbs -four, Mrs Annie Mason pair shoes,
Celia Letourneau dolly, Willie Kane
dolly, A j Payeur dishes, Mrs D Cooper
perfume, Henry Markee bonnet, j Ellie
rocking chair, A Mutt picture, R Mar.
kee picture, w S Noen spread, M
Renell center piece, Mrs S j Maroney
rug, Harold Farrell parlor table, Mrs D
Gleason set of silver soup ladies, Henry
Nadeau lamn Mrs Rose Rover snfa