Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-07-11

be seen in frequent brawls and an oc-
casional knock-down. Bat one arrest
was made during the day which. how
ever, served as a warming to disturb
ers of the peace, that our police were
equal to Any emergency in which
their services might he required.
SUMMARY OF. RACES.
Purse OF s7l open to horses neverbeat three
Vim. Martin of plymouth, br s.,
Brown George. ...........-............3 s
Arthur G. sanborn. Concord. gr. m. New
mun.................... 2
j. ;. smith, Lancaster. b e. Dan Tull... /
John Fury. Plymourh, blk IN. Mink 49,.
Time. 2.57 81; 251; , 81 -
Judges, y. r. Perkins. jefferson; George
Chase, Hereford; j. :, Locke, Concord.
Purse of 500, open to horses that never bea,
245.
Dan Young. Glover. Vt, br. N. Saunta.. ]
VIM. Martin, Plymouth, blk. m. Mink. , 3
4. G. Sanborn, Concord, or. III. Newnan2 2d
George Hubba rd, Guildhall. ell. IN. Little
Fraud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2d
Time. 2.5725i ;2.59.
Judges, n r. Perkins, George Chase, Z. r.
Kent.
Purse of $3.50 open TO all horses,
George Hubbard. g z George Eaton.... , 3
.. 5. Locke, b. :. Col Dean. 3 . ?
Time, 2j5 l-2; 81 l-2: as; PSI IL.
Judges same as in second race.
Richmond Girl would undoubtedly have
made a. better record had she not broken her
harness in two heats.
Rev. Mr.. Houghton. of Hanover.
will preach at the Court House next
Sunday morning, and at the Mission
at the Lost Nation in the evening.
The mach game of ball played AT
the trotting park on the Fourth be-
tween the Lancaster club and the
Auroras Of Colebrooll was won by the
former by a score at AZ to 10.
Mill men will be interested in the
business card Of Messrs. Moody &
Cave filc-cutters. Better patronize
them and save express bills. They
warrant their work.
1t will be seen by our r. r. time
table that another change has been
made. The present arrangement vii
continue during the summer ira vel
The officers Of TIE Grand Comman-
ders Of knight Templars of n. H., are
coLming on a visit to the White
Mountains next week. They will
spend Wednesday, night on Mt,
Washington and come to this place
on the noon train Thursday.
The following account of tie death
by accidental poisoning, of Mrs.
Horace 6. Fahyan. formerly Of tai3
town, we copy from the Freeport
(Kan.) Tribune:
Mrs. Horace G. Fabyan, of Saun-
dcrs county Nebraska, was poisoned,
by taking powdered corrosive sublim-
ate in place of soda. The particulars
Of Ler death are as follows: Awaking
early on Sunday morning. June 9Th
with sour stomach, she went to cup
board and mixed, as she supposed
some soda, which she tlrank at once
she discovered her mistake, and
screamed to her husband for help,
He Immediately gave her mustard
and water, which caused her to vonit
also milk, and the white Of an egg. A
physician was sent for, who gave
some hopes Of her recovery, owing &c
her husbands remarkable presence OF
mind, in administering the right
antdotes. For two tays her symp-
toms seemed hopeful, but on Wed
nesday she grew worse, and died OF
Thursday at p. NJ. During hen
sickness she was very patient, said
she was not afraid to lie, but for the
sake Of her husband and helpnes;
little ones, she prayed to live.
L. s. Freeman, of Gulldha'l, ha
sold to Charles Bellows. OF Lancaster
his thrce-year5-okl stud colt, 50 wei
known and admired by the horsemei
of this region. He is from an import
ed English horse of great celebrit''
who weighed over 1900 pounds, anC
his dam a descendant Of the celebrat
ed Sherman Morgan; he stands l6 l.:
hands high and weighs 1885 pounds
is of a beautiful mahogany bay, is 0
great action and a we'll made up colt
not to be surpassed in Vermont o
New Hampshire. He will be at th
stable Of John NJ. Hopkins, at the oil
Govs Williams place, in Lancaste
village, where he may be seen b,
those who may desire his his services