Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-05-13

Mrs. Willie Nolen, who has been yer,
Ill the past three weeks, is gaining slowly
Master Arlington Mackey is her
from Portland, visiting his grandparents
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. W. Skillens.
James Cooper has torn down his oil,
chimney and erected better one in it
place. tiled aud with lager draft.
Harry Aldrich received the rank o
knighthood in the Order of Knights o
Pythias Tuesday evening, May 10th.
Miss Shirley Wentworth of Yves
Milan was in town several days las
week, the guest of Mrs. Winnie Finnegan
j. w. Votey, state sanitary engineer
was in town Saturday, in company will
DR.. Sargent, health officer, inspecting
Mountain and Derby streets, where i
is proposed to put in sewers.
| ihe ecNehtieth annuhI meetlnB VI tn'
Orleans County Association of Congre
gational churches will be held at Yves
Charleston Tuesday and Wednesday
June Z and s. Program later,
A district meeting OF the knights o
Pythias for this district is to be held a
Orleans on the night of the 18th o.
May. Meeting is called for 7.30. About
10 from Island Pond will exemplify the
rank of Esquire.
The Junior Auxiliary monthly meet
ing will be held Friday afternoon, May
30, at the Guild Room. After the bust.
ness meeting there will be a social, with
a picnic supper for the children at 9
O'Clock, followed by games, etc.
DR.. Tracy of Meriden, Conn, and
John +. Tracy of Lancaster, n, H., came
Monday to attend the funeral of their
father, Michael Tracy, James Tracy OF
New York, the adopted son of Charles
Tracy, also came to attend the funeral
At the age of twenty.nine years, after
a long illness with consumption, Mrs.
Frank Rggie Dione passed away Thurs
day morning, May 3. Funeral services
were held at the Church of st. James
the Greater Saturday morning She is
shrviyed 10y her husband aud two small
children.
DR.. NJ. j. Brooks of the NJ. j. Brooks
x Co, optometrists, OF Berlin, n. II.
will be at the Stewart House, island
Pond, Monday aud Tuesday, May Is
aud Il. This will give the people oil
Island Pond an opportunity to have
their eyes scientifically examined and
get glasses that will correct your re-
| fractIve errors.
Monday afternoon Henry Nadeau
caught large rat in wire cage. lie
fed it a certain rat poison to see its
effect, with plenty of water within
reach, but these had no effect on the
rat which evidently thrived upon the
food furnished. He fed it thus two days
aud seeing the poison failed to do its
work, he killed it.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregation
al Church will conduct food sale Sat
urday afternoon, May II, in the church
parlors, where they will have for sale a
large quantity of plain and fancy cook
ing, including cake, cookies, pies, bread,
doughnuts, brown bread, baked beans,
etc. Orders may be left with Mrs. Par
sons previous to the sale.
The First Annual Church Conference
of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held at the Church Vestry on
Tuesday evening, May 18th, at 7.30
o'clock. A suitable program is being
prepared, consisting of speeches, read
iugs and music, and pledges will be re-
ceived toward defraying Church ex-
penses for the present Conference year.
Refreshments will be served. The com
mittee in charge will aim to make this
a very ENJOYABLE occasion, and all mem
bers and friends of the Church are cor
daily invited to be present.