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TOWN' TOPICS.
Kcl'iigerators at Vallee Itros.
Howell's studio will lco;en for business
next Tuesday, one day only.
Dr. E. I- Norcross commenced haying
last Monday, lie is bound to conic out
ahead.
Summer ljejjins astronomically on the
21st inst., but lias had one or two inn
ings already.
The regular monthly niivtiuj; of Ross
Encauipinent, I. 0. O. F., occurs next
Tuesday evcuiii" at the usual hour.
The Coatieook Choral Society are to
hold their concerts on the 1st and 2nd ol
July when some good music and singing
mav ! looked tor.
The ISishop of Vermont will (I). V.)
visit Christ Church parish the second or
third Sunday in July. Hccxpects to send
a resident clergyman here next month.
John Webster has recovered the team
stolen from his barn the night of May 30.
It was driven to Kock Island, I'. J., and
there left, the pretended owner promising
to call for it later, a promise Mr. Webster
would like to see him carry out.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. li-trtlett former res
idents of Island Fond, now residing in
Minneapolis, Minn., are visiting friends
in this section, expecting to remain about
a month. They have many old friends
here who are pleased to meet them again.
The farmers are invited to go to G. Ii.
Clarke's store and obtain a free sample
ol McXenl's Fly Cream, to protect horses
and cattle from the ravages of flies, etc.
It is a clean, harmless and lasting prepar.
ation, one application lasting at least
ten days.
Carl Foss and Miss Maggie Dunn were
united in marriage hy Rev. Fr. Trottier
on the 12th inst. They have the good
wishes of a host of friends for a happy
and prosperous married life. The happy
couple go at once to housekeeping in the
groom's house on Derby Street.
At the closing exercises at Ilishop Hop
kins Hall, F'tirlington, last week, the
"Sunshine prize", established by the
Right Key. Dr. Hale, Bishop of Cairo, in
memory ot his deceased wife, as a reward
for a sunny disposition and unselfish
ways, was presented to Miss Mary S. Ii.
Reeve of Island Fond. A large circle of
friends here congratulate the young lady
in obtaining so pleasant a mark of dis
tinction. Lawn Mowers at A'allee Bros.
As previously announced in these col
umns next Sunday will be observed by
Iissex Lodge, I. 0. O. F., as Memorial
Day. The Brethren will meet nt the
Lodge room at 1.30 p. m., and proceed
to the cemetery where the customary
ritual exercises will be held and the
graves of deceased brothers decorated by
past grands detailed tor that purpose.
This accomplished the brethren will at-
1 tend divine service nt Grace M. E. Church,
Rev. G. 0. Howe delivering the sermon.
Visiting Odd Fellows who may be in
town are most cordially invited to at
tend the exercises, at the cemetery and
the Church.
The Fourth at Island Fond.
The committees for the Fourth of July
celebration at Island Pond are Col. Z.M.
Mansur, president; W. H. Bishop, Sec
retary ; J. W. Thurston, treasurer ; and
II. G. Clarke, solicitor and collector; and
an executive committee of seven, Messrs.
Ii. F. Hobson, (chairman), G. E. Clarke,
E. M. Bartlett, G. H. Vallee, J. H. Line
ban, P. H. Dale and Frank Russell.
There will be a salute at sunrise, noon
and sunset under the direction of Harry
Pindcr. Sub-committees for the various
sports and contests have been selected,
and with the judges will be announced as
soon as the programme is completed.
The programme for the morning will in
clude the usual fantastic parade, followed
by a minstrel performance on the flat,
and a bicycle race. After dinner will
come the oration by Prof. P. H.Dale, fol
lowed by a series ol contests including
tug of war, horse race, (slowest horse
wins), sack race, potato race, foot race,
obstacle race, and a base ball match,
clubs not yet decided upon. The Coati
eook City Band, fifteen pieces, will fur
nish music throughout the day and give
an open air concert in the evening. Ar
rangements arc being made to secure a
variety or theatrical company lor an en
tertainment in opera hall in the evening.
A. H. Hall is the marshal of the day, and
special police will he appointed to pre
serve order. Wc cordially invite our
friends from surrounding towns to visit
us on the Fourth, assuring them a jolly
o-ood time. Other announcements will
be made ns soon ns present plans are
perlected.
ltcfrigcrators at Vallee Bros.
ICrfrlf cralont at Yllt Ilro.
A numlierof ourcitixens ci.t last Suo
d.ir at Scvraore Lake.
Geo. I.. Dyer has closed his engagement
withS. D.& E.F. Hobson.
, T, ." . . . ".' I
IWu I had wick is visiting in town the
. .
guest ol his parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Chailwick.
F. A. Ilrcwer of West Concord, State's
Attorney ior Essex County, was in town
Wednesday.
Martini. Flaherty ol tiorham, N. II.,
and W. A. Gleeson of Oroveton, X. H.,
sient Sunday in town.
The frame work of the new Congrega
tional parsonage is nearly coniileted. It
is under the sujH'rvision of M. II. I. add.
The summer schedule of time 011 the
j. T. K. Roes into effect next Sunday.
Trains will run alnnit the same as bet
summer.
Lost. Oil Derby street, June t', a dark
blue scrj;c coat. Finder will lie suitably
rewarded by n turning; the same to the
Hi. K.M.I) Otlicc.
During some 5 weeks of existence the
Island Fond Creamery has shipcd up
wards of fi tons of butter and are mak
ing daily over 3.10 lbs.
At Grace M. Ii. Church last Smida
evening a crowded house listened with
much interest to the Children's Day exer
cises entitled the Golden Gale.
Thcattraction in the opera hall the 4th
of July night will be the Mullen Ealclon
Specialty Co., consequently Island Fond
will have two bands here on the -1th.
Conic.
A hose tower has just been completed
at the rear end of the Opera House Uloek
for the purpose of dryint' the hose. Is
Island Fond at last waking up to its
needs? We shall see.
The Rt. Key. John S. Midland, Coad
jutor, ISishop of ISm liugton is expected
here Sunday, July 7. He will make a
pastoral visit to Itloomtidd misson in
the morning ret in ning to administer the
sacrament ofconfirniatioii to tlu,' children
in the evening.
Lawn Mo with at Yalloc Itros.
The Mt. Washington Stock Farm ol
Lancaster, X. II., will offer for sale l
auction ;rt the Lancaster Driving Dark
on Thursday, June 27, at 10 a. in., up
wards of fifty line bred horses. For fur
ther information and catalogue contain
ing full list and descriptions, address
Stkvkss & Eaton, Proprietor, Lancas
ter, X. H.
Sunday Services at Grace M. Ii. Church.
At 11 a. m. Sermon; Theme, The Re
ligion that pays. Psalm 34: 10.
At 12.15 p. m. Sunday School.
At 3 p.m. I. 0. O. F. Memorial ;Day
Service; Theme, :Some Conditions of
Friendship. Proverbs IS: 21.
To these services all nre welcome.
Geo. 0. Howe. Pastor.
The worshipers at Christ Church were
agreeably surprised last Sunday in having
Canon Foster of Coaticooke, One., offici
ate. The Rev. gentleman is a great favor
ite with the members of this Church, and
a man the Church can always rely on in
time of need. His sermons were very
helpful. Mr. P. Aycling of Bishop's Col'
lege, will conduct the services on Sunday
next.
At last Island Pond is to have electric
lights. 'Tis well. Now gentlemen have
the village incorporated, or organize n vil"
lage improvement society, turn the im
mense amount of standing hard wood
into some channel of industry, (one in
dustry will induce another), and see the
future Island Pond may have if the people
will only get a gait on them. Hustle,
gentlemen, hustle!
NOTICE.
To the tax payers of the town of
Brighton : You are hereby notified that
the tax bill is now in tny hands for col
lection, and you are further notified to
pay the same. All who pay within 90
davs from dale of this notice, or by
August 20, will obtain a discount of four
percent on the same.
Geo. S. Rouinson, Town Treasurer.
Brighton, Vt., June 1st, 1895.
The many friends of Dr. and Mi s. J. W.
Cram of Colerain, Mass., whose visits to
Island Pond ns the guests ofCapt. Hol-
ton, father of Mrs. Cram, are pleasantly
remembered, will regret to learn 'ot the
destruction of their home by fire on the
afternoon of the 13th, the building hav
ing been struck by lightning. Insured for
$1500. Dr. Cram was not nt home at
the time and great credit is due Mrs.
Cram for the efforts by which a valuable
marc, two buggies and some household
and personal ciTeets.werc saved. Practi
cally however, the contents of the house
were a total loss.
Appended is a list of the larger taxpay
ers in town, those who pay over $50,
and the amount of taxes paid ;
Island Pond Aqueduct Co,, $2V!5.00
A Bartlett & Son, 138.55
G. E. Clarke, 130.13
M. C. Davis, 148.13
Ii. w. Davis, "9.00
M. II. Davis, 78.00
B. M.Dunbar, 120.00
C. M. Dyer,
Geo. N. Dale, 383.40
Fogg & Hobson, oD.34
Geo. H. Fitzgerald, 477.60
0, T. R. Co., B0 0
S. D. fie E. F. Hobson, 148.00
Nathan Hobson, 114.00
G. E. Horr, 78-00
A. H. Hall, 71.00
E.P.Johnson, 125.00
M.D. Ladd, 1-1
Mrs. Emma Rawson, 1C9.00
Mrs. Clara Robinson, 154.0C
Louis Risie, 50.00
E.J. Steele, 62.73
Stern Brothers, 75.00
Jacob Stern, 53.67
N. Wurncr, 52.7'J
Miss Kciia Hall is visit injf friends ii
Host oil.
I All lovcrsol sortaud anything snappy
, should coine forth to our fourth.
E. F. Hudson has closed out his meal
. .1 .L
business during lite summer months,
Tlie G. T. K. Station is recrivctng the
overhauling it has sorely needed for a
long time.
A number Irom here will attend the
coiiiiiieiuTuirnt exercisci ol the St. Johns
bury Academy, Friday I lie 21st inst.
Iilbi idge Ii. lllake started last Tuesday
for St. .Moans to attend a nut-ting of the
Sons id Veterans there this Thursday.
Mrs. M. A. Moulton of Hastings, Me.,
and Miss Winalrcd Gooley of Coatieook,
P. O , were visitors in town last week.
The Lpwortli Ieaguc ol Grace M.Ii.
Church will furnish ice cream and cake
and also serve dinner nt the vestry ol the
church oil the Uh of July.
All those who intend taking lessons on
the piano would do Weil to apply to Mis.s
l-"lorciH'cStratlicrii who is at present funn
ing a class for that purpose.
Fddie J. Garland, a son of "I'ncle" Asa
Garland, spent Saturday and Sunday in
town. The numerous Iricnds of the old
gentleman will regret to hear that in his
declining years he
whooping cough.
is suffering with
Miss lilsie llobson, who graduated from
the Boston Fniversity June 7, returned
to Island Pond last Saturday accom
panied, by her sister Mrs. May Tcwks
bury ol Wcstboro, Mass. Miss Ilohsoifs
part in the graduation exercises was
the Class Prophecy.
A very pleas:int wedding ceremony
took place at the home of Mrs. H. A.
Stoddard in Charleston in which the
people of Island Fond were intei estcd, as
the happy man was none other than our
much res)ceted townsman Lilwaid 1,
Davis, w ho was united in marriage to
Miss Flora A. Stoddard by Rev. Geo. O.
Howe. A large company of Iricnds wnc
present and the beautiful gilts left by them
for the newly wedded pair testified to the
the large circle of friends they desei V
edly have. May they be allowed a
happy voyage over the matrimonial sea.
III 1 lib- I.lubtlli);.
A meeting of the business men of Island
Pond was held on Saturday 1 veiling last
at the office of Geo. 11. Fitzgerald to con
sider the matter of electric lighting, and
to take steps toward forming a corpora
tion for that purpose. Mr. James M.
Boyle Electrical Engineer for the La
Roche Electric Company of Philadelphia,
was introduced and a portion of the
evening was spent in describing the mer
its of the La Roche System of Electrical
Illumination. The opinion ot the gentle
nun present was strongly in favor of
cWclric lights ami from results obtained
by a few hours solicting among the resi
dents of the town as to the number of
lights wanted, we leel sate 111 saving
that endeavors of the parties engaged in
this matter will result in success. At a
laic hour the meeting was adjourned
until Thursday, June 20, when Mr. Boyle
as engineer ol the prospective corpora
tion will lie present with final tiguresand
a complete description of plant. Steps
will also be taken at that time toward
organizing a corporation, a largenumber
of shares of stock having already been
subscribed for. The residents of the
town seem unanimous in the desire for
electric lights and it is very probable
that plant will be installed in a short
time.
AMONG OUK MilGllBOUS.
Canaan.
June IS. Miss Belle Frizzcll of Cole
brook, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jared
Lucas.
A party of gentlemen from town spent
a few days of hist week at the Cold
Spring House.
Several from this town are intending
to attend the commencement exercises at
Colebrook.
Mrs. Lund and Mrs. Kingsley took a
trip to Conn. Lake on their wheels last
week.
The Children's Day service at the M.
E. Church on Tuesday evening was tine,
the children all doing very nicely. The
Church was beautifully decorated with
flowers. Mr. Wesley, the pastor, and
several others worked very hard to make
it a success.
J. W. Scott, wife and little daughter
have been visiting at W. I. Sdioffs.
Mrs. Tom Blodgctt is sick with a very
sore throat.
Remember the races at the Union Fark
July 4th, nnd if you arc thirsty Schoff's
is the place to get a cold soda.
Our selectmen have received orders to
fumigate several houses at Wallace Pond,
and they begin their work this week.
Iliicklen's Armon Knlvo.
The Best Salve in the world lor Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcttm, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by J. W
Thurston.
Norton.
June 18. Divine service was resumed
at St. Paul's Church last Sunday the
9th inst., having been closed five weeks
on account of the prevalence of scarlet
fever.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Dunne of Quebec
held divine service at St Paul's Church
Friday evening the 14th inst. There were
four candidates lor confirmation anil
three for baptism,
The Sictii Home has been thoroughly
repaired and the unci ior nowr rrrin a i
line api-.ir.iiKe.
TIk-farmers are invited logo to tlie Slet-
son stoic and obtain a tree sample of
MeNcal 1 I lv C ream, to protect horses
and tattle from the ravages of fl e, etc-1
It is .1 clean, harmless ami lasting prejuir j
nt mil ikne in H.1..-..I l.-iuf iii.r 11I L-.-wt 1
ten d.ivs.
KMiglila tff Ihr MHiTnbrvt.
The State Commander writts us front
Lincoln. Xcb., ns follows: "After trying
other iiieiliciiies for what seemed to be a
very obstinate cough in our two children
we tried Dr. King's Xcw Discovery and
at the end of t wo days the cough entirely
left them. We will not lie without it
hereafter, as our experience proves that'
it cures where all other remedies fail." (
Signed F. W. Stevens, State Coin. Why
not give ill's great medicine a trial, ns it ,
is guaranteed anil trial Iwittlcs are Irccj
at Thurston's druj store. Regular size
."0c and $l.Hi.
;raiiby.
June IS. Children's Day was iibservcd
here June'.. A very pleasant lime
had and the the children, as usual
well with their pieces.
was
did
There aie many unsold
potatoes in
town.
O. M. Riee an 1 L. II. Wilson went on a
pleasure trip to Scotts, X. H., last week.
Diacon li. A. App'.ctou am', his son
Rev. I". G. Appleton attended the confer
em c at Lancaster, X. H., and on their
way home visited t). S. Rice and family
at Scotts.
North Stratford. X. II.
June IS. Mr. J. C. Wilson and family
of Grovcton, s;ent Sunday in town.
Mr. Gallagher, piano tuner from Bos.
ton, has been in town the past week re
pairing eveiy body's pi.in and oigan.
Dr. Brewster held his miction last Sat.
nrday. It was well attended and every
thing was auctioned off to the satisfac
tion of every body. Father Marshall
bought the piano. Ir. Brewster intends1
. . ..Mi,,., t t h,. vt .-wl lln. ..nnmt.
alter wh:oi ne '.mends to locate 111 .cw
York Citv.
Dr. Carpenter from Washinj
is to locate here and t.iV.e Dr.
;ton, D. C,
Brewster's
practice.
Dr. DeLavcllier from Montreal, h:
opened an otlicc tor t..e practice ol mctli
cine at the Percy House.
Mrs. Clark Stevensaud family returned
Irom Portland last Iriday and will re
main the summer. The many friends of
Mrs. Stevens will lieglad to hear that her
health is improving.
Miss Baker, teacher in the primary
school sient Sunday in Island Pond.
The flower beds at the depot nre very
tastefully arranged and are a great im
provement. Messrs. Parker and Nugent are estab
lishing ijuitc a reputation as bicyclists.
Last Saturday they took a spin to Lan
caster and back.
Mrs. Sisson and daughter from Provi
dence, R.I., arcin town llieguestsof Mrs
Campbell. Mrs. Sisson is a fine musician
and is a pupil ol Hoffman. We expect to
hear her in a concert shortly.
We arc glad to see Mr. Lewis Titus on
our streets again alter Ins severe illness.
The W. C. T, I', met last Wednesday in
the vestry of the Baptist Church. The
usual business was transacted.
Itose Cold.
Hay Fever and Summer Colds arc
promptly cured by Humphrey's Spccitic
No. 77. For sale bv nil druggists.
liast Charleston.
June IS. A very
pleasant event oc-
in the marriage, at
iride's mother, Mrs.
of Ii. E. Davis of
ourrcM last rsaturan;
the residence of the
Hannah Stoddard,
Island Pond to Miss Flora k. Stoddard,
Rev. Geo. O. Howe of Island l'ond offici-
iting. Several nice presents were left the
happy couple by a fev invited friends.
They have the best wishes of many
friends.
Loreu Br.tinard returns to his home in
Lowell, Mass., this week. Mrs. Brain
ard will remain hcrcscveral weekslongcr.
L. W. Stevens and son are building a
barn on their farm at Echo Pond.
William Barney was using a stone lifter
one day last week when the lever flew up
and cut a bad gash in his face. The doc
tor was obliged to take several stitches
to dress the wound.
Mr. and M rs. Frank Good w in of Spring
field, Mass., are visiting in town.
Mrs. Mathew Alhce of Landoff, X. H.,
visited relatives in this place last week.
Miss Addie BlaUc, of Derby, vi.iited her
friend Miss Iva Sweeney last week.
MARRIED.
DAVIS STODDARD. In Knst Charleston,
June 15, Hy Kev. George o. llowc. Mr,
!. K. Davis ol Island l'ond. nnd Miss
Flora Stoddard of liast Charleston.
FOSS IH'NXK. In Island l'ond, June 12,
by Rev. Fr. Trottier, Mr. Carl Foss nnd
Miss Maiigie Dunne, all of Island Fond.
THE
ART AHATUER.
Best and Largest Practical Art riagazlne.
(The only Art Periodical awarded a Medal
at the World's Fair.)
Invaluable to all who irsji to make their -
lug ny art or to make their homes beautiful.
Cftp 1f wc will send to anv one
Ull I VI. inentioniiiK this publi- I An
ciition n specimen copy, with suncrb lUlli
color plates ifor copyiiiK or framing)
nnd 8 sunnlementarv naires of desicus iretr,,.
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FOR 25f we w'"."c,,d also "Painting
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for HrginnerK" (HO pages).
MONTAGUE MARKS,
?.l tnion Square, - New York.
The Best Line in Town.
'FISHING TACKLE
AXD ALL KINDS OK
SPORTING GOODS
AT
THURSTON'S DRUG STORE,
ISLAND COM), YT.
Agent (or the Lovell
Bicycle.
Diamond Safety
Get our prices before buying !
Screens and
Screen Doors.
OIL STOVES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
VALLEE BROTHERS,
ISLAND POND, VERMONT.
FOGG & HOBSON"
:are offering
the following;
si LOW PRICES
$7.50 MEN'S ALL
Xcw line of
Children's and Youth's Suits at $1.5
and upwards. Our prices on
DRESS GOODS were never so low as now.
Hainburgs at 2 cts per yard and upwards.
LACE CURTAINS,
T 4 1
E EED SETS,
of all kinds and at all prices. Our stock of
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
was never more complete.
5r Call and examine goods and ascertain prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Respectfully,
FOGG &. HOBSON,
& Qrand Hew Jtogk of pops j
well selected from the Boston and New York markets which
has filled up every department and will be
Sold at Reasonable Prices.
Millinery.
New York, the prices on which will astonish you. We are prepared
to fill all orders promptly this season in an artistic manner, and
prices will please you.
Now is the time to get your
dress. We have an extra large
stock in latest colors. Please
call and and inspect before buying
Cloaks.
Capes from $1.25 up.
Shoes arriving weekly. Call and get our
prices and see what we are doing in this de
partment. Seeing is believing.
Just a word about
partment, and that
the right goods at
Clothing.
so come in and look at our gents'
HATS, CAPS
Just opened, a large line of LACES and EMBROIDERY,
prices on which are the lowest ever offered in Island Pond.
JACOB
s AT THK OLD STAND,
ISLAND POND, -
Make a Note of it
I am now prepared to do all kinds
of first class watch and clock repairing
at tlie very lowest prices.
I can also show you a fine line of
Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silverware, Etc.
YOFK PATK i.XAGli SOLICITED.
L. F. SCHOFF.
(St'CCKKSOK TO C. It. KICIIULS.)
Cross'siPsTt, Island l'ond, Yt.
7T
WOOL SUITS $7.50
DAMASK CRASH and LINENS
-
Island Pond, Vt.
In Millinery we are sliow-iner one of
ie largest stocks ever seen in Island
Olid, aild the latest st. vIps nVhr from
Dress Goods.
elsewhere
In our Cloak Department we are showing
some beautiful Capes, Jackets and Skirts at
the lowest possible figures.
Jackets from $1 up.
Shoes
our Clothing D t
is that we have
right prices. Al-
and SHIRTS.
our
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