Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-05-30

/ V. Emmons; Committee on decora
tion of Hall and Sireet-C. B. Jor
don, c. L. Griswold, +. r. Ken,
and Amos Rowell. Addresses al
the Cemetery may be expected by
Hon. George N. Dale aud others
The order ofexercises will be as
follows:
The Military company will rend
ezvous at Kents Hall at one
o'clock Saturday, 3Oth inst. The
! Floral Committee and friends of the
fallen soldiers are requested to send
their offerings to that place, at that
hour where they will be received by
the Veterans. At quarter before
two the company will march TO the
Hall escorted by the band. A gen.
eral attendance of the citizens of this
and adjoining towns is cordially re.
quested. The exercises will begin at
2 o'clock.
/. Music by the Band.
.. Prayer by Chaplain.
| 8. "Amerca," sung by the audience
=. Address by Rev. james Noyes,
5. Music by the Band,
8. Procession. unNer direction of the Mar.
shal, Col. Ii. o. Kent, to march to cemetery.
!. Addresses at the cemetery. by Hon. Geo
n. Dale and others.
8, Song by Choir; Cover them over with
beautiful flowers"
o. Decoration Of the Graves by the mil
itary company. The Bhnd playing.
10! Song by Choir, "Rest Soldier Rest"
IL. Tho military company Will march to the
Roman Catholic Cemetery, tho dismission
being informal.
Strict attention to tine on the
part Of all is requested that there
may be 30 delay.
The monthly meeting Of She Lam
caster Temperance league occurs
next Sunday evening at the Town
Hall, commencing at 1-2 o'clock.
The Lancaster Manufacturing Com
pany are to start up their mill next
Monday and run until their present
stock Of straw is exhausted. Their
boiler which was so injured by oper
heating, the first Of march hist, that
tie n4i4 was obliged to be shut down,
has recently been thoroughly repaired
and is now in running order.
-Messrs. Porter Brothers will sell
at auction Saturday, May Both, 1T 10
O'Clock a. m. the following property :
1 Beach wagon, with pole, nearly
new: 1 nice Top Buggy !; Box Bug
gy, in good repair; also several
other light driving buggtes :, o lot of
single ana double Harnesses, &c.
All of which, will be sold to the high
est bidder. Sale in front of Town
Hall, Lancaster, n II.
The contents of four barrels, five
jugs, seven dccanters, and dozen
or more bottles, seized Of different
parties for violation of the liquor law,
and decrued forfeited by the court.
was cmptied into the street last Mon
day by Deputy Sheriff StaIbird, hay
ling been condemned by DR.. Bugbec,
who WAS appointed by the court to
test its quality. 1t was interesting
to observe the expressions of approx
al or disgust, as the case might be,
upon the countenances eff the bystand-
crs during the splitting process.
The man who was sent to plough
Mr.. Whipple's garden last Monday
morning, before anybody on Cottage
st. was ont Of bed, made a mistake,
getting into Underwood's garden.
which lies adjacent to Whipple's and
while our fashionable tailor was calm
" reposing in the arms Of morpheus
his asparagus bed was being laid
waste by the Ruthless invader. just
what conversation passed between
Mr.. L. and the man "who by his
plough would thrive" We do not
know; bat Judge from some remarks
Of the former elected by all inquiry
concerning asparagus, that the greet.
ing on that occasion was extremely
warm.
While we are enGeavoring to honol
the memory Of tile heroes who sacrilic
cd their lives to preserve their coup.
try, 1T would also seem proper at the
same time, to remember those who
perled their lives to establish it, and
those other heroes who fought tt
maintain their conltry's honor in the
war 1872. Fhere are several hurled
here who'were Revolutionary soldiers
among whom are Lieut.. Joseph Brack
cit, Bnant Stephenson. Leiut. Den
mis- Stanley, Piineas Uodgdon whC
was with Gen. Gates at the surrender
of Burgoyne, Lieut.. John Bergin
John McIntre, and perhaps Others
whom we do not now recollect. 0
those who served in'tfie war of 1871 ,
are Maj. John w. WeeIi5-in fact
the hero Of Chippewa-Allen Smith
! Geo. w. Lucas and Mpheus Hutch
ms.
We regret that in too many cases
those who make an honest effort (
break off from Incorporate habits
are prevented from carrying out thei
good intentions by reason Of the al
worse Influences which surround them
We have in mind two individuals
who in the past have been addicted t
the excessive use Of strong drink
but have Of late sustained areputatiol
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