Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-09-20
COOS COUNTY, N. II.
Lancaster,


dence of VIM. Rowell, and go into
the swamp near c. c. Brooks farm.
Mr.. n. H. Richardson is building
quite an addition to his Furniture
Manufactury and Warerooms. He
sdvertises in the HERALD Moral:
Do likewise
There are 81 dwelling hopses and
residences visible from the summit of
Bunker HILL" la t'-
L. r. Kent, Esq, of the firm Of
r. p. Kent & Son. has returned from
market, as any one might know By
taking a look into their store. 1t is
useless to speak in detail of the large
stock of goods in every variety, which
they offer at the most favorable prices,
Look for yourself. ur.
Mrs. Boynton treated her pet lamb
to a promenade on Main Street, last
Thursday, to the evident admiration
CT all who saw it. Its fleece isvery much
whittier than "Lucy's lamb" of poetic
notoriety, and for beauty and intelli
gence beats every lamb in this vicin
ity by big odds.
The new street, leading from Main
street, near Noyes' Drug Store, on to
Bunker Hill, which is being construct
ell by Hiram A. Fletcher. Esq, will
be, when completed, one Of the most
attractive and slightly streets in town.
Smith Reed and wife were thrown
from their carriage, near the Amcri-
can House, on Friday evening last.
They were returning from the Camp
Meeting, and when opposite the above
place the axle nut dropped off aud
the wheel coming off, spilled the oc-
cupants, bnt happily neither were
injured. .H
A series of Union religious meet
ings have been holden at the Baptist
church during the pasttwo week and we
understand are to continue through
the coming week, conducted by a
Mr.. Vassar, who devot 3 his whole
time and energies to the service of his
Divine Master, travelling through the
country, and holding meetings where
his services are demanded.
We understand that the lambs
seized by Officer Stacy from j. S.
Nutter of this town, for alleged viola
ton of the revenue laws, were raised
by Chas. Chase AMI sylvester Hib-
bard. who own pastures both sides Of
the line, aud who claim that the ewes
which brought the lambs were driven
from Canada into the States before
the lambs wer dropped, consequently
the lambs were not liable to seizure.
In any event no blame can he attach
ed to Mr.. Nutter. One party has
already returned the purchase money.
THE CLEAN THlNG.-The B. G &
M. Railroad Co.. with an eye to bnsi-
ness and rendering Il favor to our Ag.
ricultural Society, run extra
trains between Plymouth and Lancas-
ter Wednesday and Thursday, leaving
Plymouth at 10 minutes past five, A.
NJ, and arriving here at half past ten,
returning at the close Oh tlse exercises
on the Fair Ground in The afternoon.
Round trip tickets from Plymouth and
Woodsvile and all intermediate sta
tions were sold for 1925 Ior the two
first days, and $3.50 for the third,
having coupons attached. admitting the
holder to the Fair Grounds.
The Sabbath School connected with
the Congregational Society of Haver-
hill Corner, to the number of one
hundred or more, visited our town
Thursday last, accompanied by their
pastor, superintendent and teachers.
They were very kindly allowed by
Mr.. Corning to picnic upon the
grounds north of the Lancaster House.
Their time, here was spentin partak-
ing of lunch and visiting the differ
ent parts Of the town, To large
number it was the first visit, and they
indicated sarprise at finding so flour
isling town iir this remote northern
section. They left well pleased with
the, trip, and expressing desire to
revisit our village next season.
Hartshorn's Block has become one
! Of the great business cuntres of oul
village. Passing in at the left EN-.
trance you will find the u. $. Post
Office, and Mr.. Hadlock will, in the
most gentlemanIy and courteous man
nsr, hand out your mail or answer
any questions relative thereto. BY
moving a few PAGES further on you
find Yourself in the Office of the Uni
ted States and Canada Express Co..
and Geo. w. Lane, in is quiet and
transformations manner, will attend
to any business youmay have to tran
sact.. AT the other door, in the store
formerly occupied by Vernon Smith
will be found the Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods establishment o.
\ Spaulding & e,where a "bang up
article is sold for moderate profit
j. W. Spaulding. Postmaster and Elk
press Agent, is the senior member Of
this firm. Passing through the store
you come to the GAZETTE Office and
/ Emerson, Hartsborn g. Co.'s, Jol
Printing Works.