Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-01-06

through TINS port sun continues brlsk'
Misses Flossie Blake and Mary BAH.
net ''did- Sherbrooke Wednesday after,
noon.
{. B. Norton Of Gorham, n. H..
spent Sunday with his parents, W. II
Norton aud wife.
Harris Wertheim of Berlin, n. II.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Stern
from Saturday to Tuesday.
In his advertisement this week of q
reduction sale l.. F. Jones quotes some
remarkably low prices on clothing.
NJ c. Davis has lost a new brown
knit glove and if the finder will call and
see him snort will give up the mate
The tea served at the home OF Mrs
NJ. I. Sadleir Wednesday afternoon was
largely patrouized and was delightful
social occasion.
Andrew II. Vallee of Boston came
last week to make his customary new
years visit to his parents, returning to
Boston Monday.
The Week of Prayer is being OBJ
served here this week by alternate even
ing meetings at the Congregational and
Methodist churches.
The next meeting of Christ Church
Woman's Auxilsary will be held at the
home of Mrs. Charles Petrie Tuesday
afternoon, January 10.
Charles w. Nolen, has recovered
from an illness of several days with la
grippe, and resumed work as might
clerk at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The stated communication of Island
Pond Lodge, +. & A. NJ, for the current
month will be held next Monday even
ing a. o'clock. Work.
A. Ellie and Hormisdas Dufour, stu
dents at Victoriaville (Que.) College
came home last week for the new
years recess of one week.
Monday was legal holiday, the post
Office remaining open during the Gus.
tomary holiday hours, the bank was
closed, and the schools were all in SEES
sion, beginning the winter term.
The annua! meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Island Pond National Bank
for the election of directors and officers
for the year ensuing, and the transac-
ton OF any other legal business, will be
held at the Bank next Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
The contest for the golden OAK side
board and golden oak side table, that
has been in progress the past three
months among the patrons of w. K.
Boulds' store, was brought to close
Saturday night Miss Bertha Webster
had to her credit cash coupons repre-
senting over $500 and was awarded
the sideboard. Mrs. Maude Harris
Hopkins had to her credit coupons rep
resenting over $4,000 and was awarded
the side table, which we understand is
to be exchanged for a buffet. Con-
CALCULATIONS to both winners. A. L..
Cobb and Miss Annie Dale occupied
some three hours in counting the cou-
pons. Mr.. Boulds is to be congratulate
ed upon the successful outcome of his
enterprsing contest. We invite your
attention to his new advt. this week.
Officers of Island Grange, No. AS for
1911:
Master, B. w. Farmer
Overseer, G. II. Albee
Lecturer, Mrs. j. A. McWain
Steward, Albion Stevens
Assistant Steward Carl Stevens
Chaplain, l.. F. Currier
Treasurer, H. B. Farmer
Secretary, f. B. Hill
Gate Keeper, Grin Stevens
Ceres, Mrs. B. w. Farmer
Pomona, Miss Ethel Elliot
Flora, Mrs. Z. B. Hill
Lady Assistant Steward, Miss Gladys
Stevens
Executive Committee, E. E. Davis,
II, B. Farmer, II. B. Blodgett.
The Grange will serve chicken pie
supper Thursday evening, January 18th,
| from 5 to o'clock, after which there
will be a public installation of officers,
followed by the play, "The Only Young
Man in Town, also dialogue, "1nter.
viewing the Granger. Admission to
all % cents.
The officers elect and those appointed
of Essex Lodge, |. o o. F., were duly
installed into their respective chairs al
a special meeting held Monday evening
by George 0. Burton of Derby, d. ID. G
NJ, assisted by staff of Past Grands
Following the installation an excellent
banquet was served by the Rebekahs
| The officers are
N. g., +. j. Maxwell
V. e., l.. L. Boyce
Secretary F. c. Mosher