Essex County Herald from Island Pond, Vermont • Page 3

The SHUR-ON are up They slay on. The l.itet Suitalne Ur sjiherieal or atiiiiatic Ienes. u.ir Spring StOCk Chains, Necklaces ami Waist in. No trouble to hov j.hhIs. JAMES 1MLGKIM, i lniAlil.li AMI Uil C.

ii in, we have niueh EASTER CARDS and other EASTER NOVELTIES J. W. Thurston. Druggist. Follow the Crowd ill lead vou to the vst place in town to uy your c.RocKRlKS, coons, htc, the store of I 1 1 s- Li 1 i i The Cash Grocer row; nonsox.

Yc complete and up-to-ilate line of Mihlin Underwear Hosiery I kiihls Men's Suits up. Footwear kinds and at right prices to which we invite your inspection. 1-OGG LMIOliSOX. Congress Square 1 I 't. iu.orn.1 tinrnl rll In in a smoke that have hit upon.

The ehi of the tobacco had a good deal to do winning their way to 1 opular iavor, their delicate ilav.ir and delightful aroma a decidedly good I'. upon smokers. TKY Til KM. Si ml in Isla.ud Pond only by J. AV.

TIIUUSTOX. January and July ire the months in which ei e'uu interest to our depositors. Our last six rate has been lvi I'er cent, or 0V2 per cent, per annum. WH PAY TAXES '-lep'tsits less than 2QOO. Ail inquiries concerning iu luietits will be given I't'-'i'dpt Passumpsic Savings Bank.

St. Jolmsbury, Vt. 1.H-.C' 15 en-t ai i.s tfiv- i-'il li trf III ll.nietrt. nr. i Mr.

isa (itoMtr Station. to interest vou. TOWN TOPICS. Th iii iilt hiih1 is gradually 'leaking up. makers in this vicinity have done l.ftti-r ui they expected, ihe sugar is MijuM icr ipiulity.

Keeve has gone to Iit-rlin, as hil.ing clcik for the timid Trunk company at that Kint. were distributed to the congregations at I In nil. iin.l Kpiscopal churches last Sunday at the close of i tin1 liivli s-i Vice. lion. S.

I). Ilohsoii is expected home from Chicago Sal in Jay night. All his iends will he pleased to liear that he e'tirns vcy much improved in health. Warren lloweu of Kat Topshani came 1 1 i i -r fur a few days visit with hi- imI friend ami comrade. W.

Han't v. Unlit were members of the llth Owing to the absence of the liev. Win. at the annual conference, held at Kuoshurg Kails this wek. there will he no services in the M.

K. church next Sunday. The licei'se eominissioneis will give a 1'iil'lic hearing at the town clerk's olfiee Saturday at't-'rnoon. at 'J o'clock, on the lira! oi' I. Flaherty for a second class iicei l'r.

Trenholnie, surgeon dentist, has given 1 1 his professional visits to IW-lin, increasing business requiring his locition at Island l'oiid. His office is over the liusworii ieii Mevei entertaineil lier Mevei entertained Sunday school class at her home Saturday afternoon and treated them to warm and The little ones enjoyed the occasion verv much. A special train of nine cars filled with finigiatits passed thiougli here Sunday afternoon, the last arrival this season. Tin; majority of the new coiners were hound for Manitoha. We congratulate our townsman, O.

M. Carpenter, in his election as vice president of the V. M. C. A This Inlior comes in recognition of his earnest work in hehalf of the Association here.

Mrs. Alex C'ahana has sold her house on Lakeview avenue to Mrs.iLalloehe, with immediate possession, it beinif Mrs. Cahatia'ft intention to soon take uj her residence at Tort land, with a i daughter ami son. A. A.

I'omjroy announces in his new advertisement this week some of tiie furnishing goods for hotli sexes carried in stuck hy him. New goods, of superior make, style and quality, and prices exceedingly low. Now is the time to clear up ahout your buildings. It each, citizen will see to it that his premises are kept in order our village will present an appearance which will ti't only he pleasing to visitors but will be a credit to all. K.

F. Hudson returned from Chicago Monday night, and once more is a resident of Brighton. Mrs. Ilobson and her daughter Lucille will follow later. At present they are visiting her other daughter Beatrice, (Mrs.

K. H. Cooling) at Koanoke, Va. Floyd A. Elkins has been appointed to a position in tne iieparuueiu Commerce and Labor, Bureau of Fisheries, with headquarters for the present at anion, whers he will report for duty today.

Thursday. Congratulations Floyd, and best wishes for your '1 he house of William Meehan, who p-Miles on tne r.asi uuihe nw.i, iti nearly destroyed by fire last Friday afternoon, caused by a defective chim-j ruiorei- who hatmened to be i nri i passing saw the hie, gae the alaim ana -f i uu 1, eon assisted in saving tiie House, out con i sulerable clollnng and some other pnij-: urtv was and no insurance. never come singly. Last summer the (ire in the woods destroyed hi aw supply; later in the seitson a load of wood tipped over on him, con-lining him to the house five or six weeks, and recently he has had a ileal of sickness in his family, Mrs. Meehan now being in feeble health.

The ater war is ended so far as talk is concerned. We are happy to say that it is generally understood tint the Water Commissioners have purchased the foldings of the Island Fond Water but before the trade is finally certain legal formalities have to t.e observed. This favorable result has been achieved largely through the courtesy and urbane business capacity ol Benj. liinmauand II. 15.

Stewart. The commissioners are very busy thawing out pipes so that patrons can be supplied, ami it is their intention as soon us me. i frost is out of the ground to relay the I itli lurfel greater pari oi me (jsicm pipes, build new reservoir and increase the supply by bringing in another Lira ibme iistreitm. ne -I good work for the to win and the ton 1 1 will be benefited thereby. II.I.

I i Mi, f. John W. Thutsion is (homing roa. very i.itf iter cards. I 1 i--Vel al .1 Willi le-r aunt.

Mrs. Andi--ws. Aithur r.i.iiett ha relumed. ure. Xote his htidinik in the M.ire uind-w id a snow storm Sun-lay tiiht and Monday morning, huh ilie sugar season greatly.

The Woman' Auxiliary will meet foi woik with Mrs. W. K. C. Jut.es tft Tuesday afternoon at 'J o'clock.

Mrs. Charles I May lie ami little sin returned Ulaud l'oiid Tuesday from a i isit of several weeks at their former home. Kilchburg. Mass. Kssex Lodge.

I. o. o. is making for a calcination Weilues-day, April Jij, iu honor of tiie sijil, anniversary of tiie founding of ld Fellowship in America. The 111 dotfs its hat ami makes itsl-est how to KicharJ Heattie of Maidstone for a can of extra nice maple honey.

After sampling it we are not surprised that the demand for honey made him is always greater than the supply. At a meeting of Island Hose company Xo. 1 last Thursday the following weie appointed ollieers for the year: Foreman K.J. Asst. Foreman A.

K. Bishop. Clerk C. K. Johnson.

It was voted that attendance at meetings shall count in pay roll on hasis of attendance at tires. Win. 15. ISoiilds, proprietor of the New York store, has just received direct from New York a eonigiiinHUt of ready made clothing, ladies wrappers, dresn skirts, which he is selling at re-markalily low prie-s. Miss (ietiera Moulds is showing a very attractive line of novelties, the latest addition being Mack spangled collars.

the F.lite Lady Minstrels, to he given hy local talent, under the direction of I'rof. Leonard, deserves the patronage of every person in our town, as all the money obtained from the entertainment is to lie used in the improvement of grounds around the Y. M. C. A.

buihl-ing. The fact that. ('apt. II. K.

Ilandall, A. A. l'oineroy ami M. T. Sa llier are ihe grounds committee, insures a wise expenditure of the money.

In fact the whole movement is mine along the lin-of village improvement than tha. of a Y. M. A. plan.

It is to he hoped that "there will he a huge attendance hoth evenings. May 11 ami l'Jth. I'jllel Sit ire lit liiisl 4 Inireli. The services at Christ iiurcli next Sunday Master-lhiy). will he as follows llolv Comiuuniou, Snndav 1 School, 10.

Short Matins, second Cele oration and sermon, 11 a.m. Choral Kvensong, sung hy junior choir, ami sermon, 7 i'. M. The following is a list of the music for the day Christ is ritcn tmlay l.yra Iiavi'lit'a Mornint'in Ilt'ury ll.iu-.vly Frank Adlatn II. T.uir H.

II. in .,1 aril 11 II Wooilwan! Mi.nitont-C. F. Koptr I Christ our Passover, Te I k-um l.atulamus. Beneilictus.

The Iuiv nt' ReMirrt'ction, Kyrie lacisui. in lt Kc' Tihi, in Ii. Kcv Crcilo, Aiiwels roll the ruck away, Offertory I) death where thy stiny, Spinney Holy offerings rich anil rare. Keilhrail Sanctus. in I).

Kev. H. 11. Woodward Arnus llei. in I.

Kev, 11. II. Wuodwaril C.loria in I-xeelsi, in Ii. At the Lamb's hinh nast we sin, C. J.

Klvey KVKNIM1. Alleluia sing to Jesus I.audtite, pueri, In exitu Israel. n. fowcll J. llnttishill Tonus rereurinus K.

CioniUon 1 T. A. Walmisley Ii. Kettle Confueniini Dinnino. Magnificat, Nunc 1 it is, Konian by S.

H. Whitney Antlleni Christ our Passover. Muriiington Alleluia! The Strife is o'er. From Palestrina All hail the power, II. Holilen The subject of the sermon in the morning will be Prisoners of Hope," and in the evening, "bead unto sin.

and alive, unto oil." All are cordially invited to share in these services, whether members of tlii church or not. and strangers will he made welcome. The Hector, Wardens and vestry ask for a liberal F.aster offering, which will be applied towards needed repairs on the church edifice. NOTICE. Owing to the recent epidemic of con- tajjious diseases our town, I think it would be well to say a few words in regard to the sanitary conditions exist- "b' iug at the present time.

As all know, defective plumbing and want of drainage and sewerage, especially in hick ly settled localities, is a fruitful source ol disease. The filthy and unsanitary condition that must exist where slops are emptied upon the ground from a door or window, closets exposed to the air that must be breathed by the inhabitants of the house, and a'so by the neighbors, and decaying vegetable and animal matter scattered about, is menace to the public health, This is the time of year when ali property owners should see that there is no. defective plumbing about their premises, and that all buildings and out houses should receive proper sewer age ami drainage. He particularly careful that there is no decaying vegetable or animal matter left upon the surface of the ground. All refuse matter should so far as possible be burned.

Particular attention is called to the state law relative to the putting of a dead animal or animal substance into or upon the bank of any lake, pond, running stream or spring of water. II. K. Saki.knt, M. I).

Chairman board of health. Brighton, April 18, 1905. Local Business Notices. lr. IVnlist, will l- lire 1 rtrrv jtllld.lV, Until M.eu I.IV liiJ.HI.

oer AXTKH to purchase, for isb. fit hundred heiK. Ku hard Maple.leli, Morg.iu Centre, Vt. WAXTF.I. A ti st das cook, from June to Address, Mrs.

U. Averill. Wet more, Vt. NOT1CK. The dumping of garbage an, rubbish at or near a public high May.

also on the shole of the oud. has become a great nuisance, ami must I stopd. lumping is prohibited by law, and hereafter otleuders will be prosecuted in accordance with section 2, Xo. of the Acts of the (ieneial Assembly of ltl The select men have arranged for a public dumping ground at the Ket tle place on Back street. I'er order, of Brighton.

If you have not hamled in your list, delay no longer. Miss Bessie Allard Las returned to her school at Fabyaus, X. II. Mrs. Woodbury who lias been away the past winter returned to her home Tuesday.

F.d Barnes will soon move to the Wil-liam Wilson place. Mr. Wilson soon goes West to sjeud some time with relatives. Miss Coakley has embroiilered a handsome picture frame, which is to be disposed of by vote at the Roman Catholic lair, hi-h begins next Thursday. The frame will contain the picture of President ltoosevelt.

sent direct from the White House to Miss Coakley. Frame and picture will be on display at W. .1. llooney's store on The Jewish Feast of Passover coin inenced at sunset Wednesday evening, and continues eight days. This feast is tnot solemnly celebrated by the Hebrews thoughout the world, and is one of the most important feast days ill the Hebrew calendar, observed from the time of the deliverance of the children of Israel from Egyptian bondage down to the present dav.

What about a non-professional baseball league this summer between the larger towns ill this part of the state I.yii lon ilie is ready for it. Let hear from Newport, St. Island Pond, Hardwiek and Woodsville. (iood baseball will be played in all these towns this year, and it will be a deal more satisfactory if the games are arranged with some system so that we can teil at the end of the season the comparative standing of the teams. Lyudouville Island Pond, judging from present indications, is evidently not in the game this year.

The annual fair and entertainment of the Church of St. James the Greater will be held at the opera house next week Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Apiil-'T. l'm and The first uijjht the attraction will be music, ami a come.lv, Two o'clock in the Morning," under the direction of Miss B. (iiboiu, ami the door prize will be a clock.

Friday evening a drama will be presented, "Through lhirkness to Light," under the direction of the Bev. Sisters; door prize, bedspread. Saturday evening, a box party ami drawing of prizes; door prize, pants pattern. Admission each evening ten cents. Letter to Alex Stott.

Jr. Jslitnil I'tmrf Yf initial. Hear Sir: A painter complained that our cans are too full unhandy: spill. It's a way we have; handier not to be full; but we have a weakness for full-measure. Our gallons contains eight pints; the usual "gallon" is seven.

We'll think it over again but we like a full can. How much short would you like a barrel? Seven gallons would be the proportion. Short-measure suggests that the shortage is probably not in the cheapest ingredient. (luess we'll stick to four quarts to a gallon, and fifty gallons a barrel. The name to go by is Devoe lead and-zinc.

Yours truly lid F. W. Devoe Co. John W. Thurston sells our paint.

Cuildhall. Essex County Court adjourned Tues day. The Ladies society met with Mrs. Frank Curtis Tuesday afternoon. Next Sunday morning an Easter con cert will be given by the children of the Congregational church.

Miss Addie Poole was very happily surprised last, Saturday with a beautiful new Sterling piano, the gift of her father. Mrs. Abbie Ford has finished work for Mrs. Geo. Bamsdell.

Cards were received last week announcing the marriage of Hay 1). Fuller of Blootntield and Miss Madge A. Dresser of Lyndon. Mrs. Fuller was a former teacher here.

Congratulations. G. It. Magoon was in town last week. Mrs.

Will Smith of Lancaster visited her father Haville Lambkin last week. Miss Iva Willey was in Lancaster last week. Haville Lambkin has advertised his cattle, farming tools and his household goods to be sold at auction April 20 at ou o'clock p. M. Lemington.

VV.it.ti It 1 iiis we-k ilill ev. N. II. ttie le reln.iiti IM Null and II im ie at otk mi Ilie luiii'wr 1 1 1 i lie ul in 1 river. i Miss Maude llolhto.k ha-, returned from her tiii I i.t-.u M-n-len.

X. II. Win. Greer i p-n-- 1 1-1 tiie M. II GiaV farm, to h.

he moved with i his family. John who l.n-ly occupied ihe M. Jiray inn. La-, lu-ive I to -farm formerly owiie-l by tic I it- iry X. Dunn.

Winter is et lingering in the CheaU-J Death. Kidm-y trouble often ends fatally, but by choosing the right medicine. E. II. Wolf, of Bear Grove, Iowa, cheated death.

He says: "Two years ago 1 had Kidney Trouble, which caused me great pain, suffering and anxiety, but I took Electric Bitters, which effected a complete cure. I have also found them of great hem-tit in general debility and nerve trouble, nid keep tin-in constantly on hand, since, as I tiud they have im equal. John I hnrsloii. guarantees them at cents. Lunenburg.

As Kev. C. W. Kelly is to be absent at conference next Sunday there will be no services at the church. Ihe Easter music was rendered last Sunday.

The men who served on tin- jury in the BroiiMUi trial relumed home Saturday evening, having acquitted the prisoner. Mrs. F. D. Dale and li-rnard Hale are exected home this Wiek.

theii friends will be glad to elcmne I hem home again. Fine Easter iiii'sic will he sun-j in the Cougi egat ional chinch next Sunday. Clarence X'ehols and wife have moved into the Barnard house and Miss Emma Barnaul will board with them. The Woman's club will meet with Miss White Tuesday afternoon April Work for the afternoon will be. "Comparisons of the Sixteenth ami iueteeiitli centuries from a historical standpoint." Albert Moi gan and wife entertained friends last Sunday.

A snow storm came to visit us last Sunday morning; a good thing for the sugar makers. John Emerson and his cousin Charles Emerson of Lancaster were in town last Saturday buying maple sugar. A large number attended the funeral ol Martin J. Pond Tuesday afternoon April 11. at the M.

E. church. The services were very impressive. The music was rendered by Mrs. Clara Dodge.

Mrs. Madge Hill Nichols. George Bah-h and K. T. Brown, w'tli Mrs.

Sherman Balch as organist; a service was read by It-'v. Win. Jennings, followed by an address by the pastor, ll-v. C. W.

Kelley, after which i'in- the impressive service of the G. A. U. The remains were escorted from the church by the four color bearers of the. W.

U. C. TO I KK A COI.U IN IIAV. Take LAXATIVE BUG QLTX-IX 'Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.

E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 'Joe. Morgan Center.

A. Elliott's children, Gladys and Derwood, are very ill with broiuhitis. K. Maplesdeli. who has been slopping with his daughter, Mrs.

D. A. Elliot, has moved to his house at the Center. Minnie Burroughs is working at Dr. Keudricks.

Mrs. William Crowe is slowly improving in health. Mrs. Mary Pillslmry died April li. after a severe illness of pneumonia.

The funeral was held at the church, Sunday at llev. Mr. Wales of Holland officiating. The text "She hath done what she could," was chosen by a friend, and was a fitting tribute to her memory. The floral offerings were seventy-three white carnations and a cross from the "Kings Daughters" also a wreath and other flowers from friends.

She will lie greatly missed in the church and community, and especially among the sick and suffering. Naturally possessed of a retiring disposition, her life abounded in "deeds, not words." Her sweet smile, and words of cheer will long be remembered. She has passed from our sight, but her influence ill live on through the ages of eternity. Much, sympathy is expressed for her sister, Mrs. A.

J. Calkins, with whom she had lived for several vears. A Daredevil Ride often ends in a sad accident. To hea accidental injuries, use llucklen's Arnica Salve. "A deep wound in my foot, from an accident," writes Theodore Schuele, of Columluis, "caused me great pain.

Physicians were helpless, hut Huckleu's Arnica Salve quickly healed it." Soothes and heals hums like magic. '2 cts. at J. W. Thurston's druggist.

NOTICE. Notice is herehy given that I will not he responsible for any debts contracted in my name, save on mv written order. M. II. DAVIS.

Brighton, April 17, lOOo. LABOR SAVING I- machines that save your strui-th, and make work so much easier Let us show you some of the many things we keep for that purpose. The Bosworth Store Co. Each 5aturday Evening-. ISLAND POND BAKERY, W.

J. ROONEY, Proprietor. POHEROY'S Men's Dept. Hats and Caps Congress Shirts Hansen Gloves Xeekwear Hosiery Underwear Suspenders Umbrellas Boots Shoes Slippers ftV'l A Pomeroy's, on the Hpril, Choice Confccttoncvv2 3fancv2 Groceries, Etc. YOU SAVE DOLtARS by trading at THE NEW YORK STORE, JUST RECEIVED Brown and Blue Corduroy Pants Woolen Pants Suits of Serge, Cassimeres, Clays, Etc, Ladies Wrappers Black Sateen, Calico and Percale Black Sateen Petticoats New line ef Black Spangled Collars.

See our 15c counter. W. R. BOULDS, Prop. Railroad Street, Island Pond, Vt.

MACHINERY Are trying to ah-n in the uM fashioned war, without the up to date Tht6itv.KSTo. 1 HrfN.v Fab $35.00 Sent on approval Easy Terms Best machine for the money on the market. Write nr call on 0. M. CARPENTER, Agent.

Ladies Dirigo Skirts and Rain Coats Shirt Waist Suits in Silks tintl House Gowns Dressing Saeques Underwear Hosiery Gloves Shopping Bags Ribbons Belts Xeekwear Shirt Waist Sets Readv-to-wcar Hats corner. 1905. -L i 1..