Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-10-25
New Hampshire Items.
Lancaster,


The Express passenger train has
been discontinued.
VIM. L. Rowell, Esq, is to enlarge
his beautiful boarding house,as he has
found it to small TO accommodate all
thai wish to enjoy the beautiful scene
ry of the locality, and the hospitality
of Mr. and Mrs. RowelI. The house
has been very appropriately named
hillside Cottage"
Joseph D. Howe, brought into our
office, one day last week, eighteen
Brooks potatoes that filled bushel
basket. Twelve Of them weighed
80 pounds; the product of one hill
weighed I3 lbs. and ) o., the three
largest of which weighed lbs. and
5 OF. and 1T wasn't much of a day
for big potatoes either Gazette.
If you want nobby fall outfit.
overcoat and all, 90 TO Spaulding &
Lanes Clothing Emporium. in llarts-
horns block, where VOW will fluid the
latest styles of Ready Made Clothing,
Furnishing Goods. Hats and Caps,
Underwear &c. Their Youths end
ChiIdren's department is stocked with
the finest selection of clothing for the
little ones ever shown in this section.
They sell the best article at the lowest
living price.
G. A. Martin, the popular jewelry
dealer in Nutter's Builling, has just
received the largest stock Of jet gpols
ever shown in Coos County, compris-
ing over 30 different patterns and en-
bracing the very latest styles Of the
most fashionable jet jewelry. See adj
vcrtiSement.
Moves, the drug man, is about add
ing Il wholesale department to his
business. He has been in Boston for
the past week making preparations
and purchasing stock for the manu-
facturc Of several valuable proprietary
preparations.
Last Saturday night, IS Rev. Otis
Cole was endeavoring to back his
team one Of u barn on Pleasant ST..
the carriage run off the end of the
platform, pulling the horse down. aud
quite seriously injNring him. Mr.
Cole was also somewhat bruised in
attempting 10 eXtricate his horse.
Proctor Jacobs, ESQ. has LAD near
" eight hundred cords of wood chop
ped this summer, ard if the contract
is completed will have 1900 cords
ready for the market by sled ling. be-
sides which he has a number OF cor $
Of hemlock bark, and II large quantity
Of logs ready to haul. His farming
operations are all well attended to.
There will he Temperance Meet
ing Il: the Town Hall next Sunlay
evening. commencing at half past
six o'clock A Praise Meeting will
take up the fist half hour, the usual
exercises beginning at seven. Mem
bers of the different societies are re.
qupsted TO bring the Hymn Books
which they are accustomed to use.
Edward Baldwin, who was for Il
time SO favorably known in "horSr
circles" and who walked into the f.
nancial affections Of several Of the
citizens Of Lancaster. to tile tune Of
some hundreds of dollars, is now So
joLrning in Canada where he was
found Il few days since. near Coati-
cook, by John Lindsey, after several
days search, in possession Of Il horse,
the property OF MIR. l..
Elsewhere may he found the all
nouncement of an exhibition at Rich
arison's Hall, next Friday ana Satur-
day night, by the Elffn Star Troupe.
This is one of the best organizations
of its kind that comes among lis, as
those who witnessed its former. eX-
hibition in this place will bear witness.
After the performance those who
attend the exhibition are invited to
join in a social dance for which music
will be furnished by the orchestra.
Last Saturday night, as Frank
Bellows was riding on horseback
rapidly up Main St., for the purpose
of OBTAINING the up passenger train
for n bridal party that had been for
gotten by the hotel coach driver. his
horse ran against Mrs Charles f.
Nc Intre, who was crossing the street
in front of Kent & Griswolds store
throwing her with considerable VIC
lence to the ground and bruising hen
quite badly. More caution should he
exercised.