davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09
VOLUME 3S---NUMBER 1867.

the history of the planet we imhahit.
The artistic manner in which he has
got into the ink. and freScocd the new
floor. and hlackcd doors. and pulled
proofs of himself on the walls, has been
Il revelation to lis of umdreamcd depths
in his nature. The manner III which
he has disguised himself with glue, and
oil. and ashes. and ink. and plaster,
and run ON crr;indS to the plumbers.
colliding with every well-dIesScd IN II
and WOMAN on the side walk. has been
calculated to roIIsr the admiration of
Il world buried in sin and WickcdnesS,
and has sent il torrent of profanity
through the length OF James Street.
We want to do something for the boy
He has been kept down 10y adverse cir
cumSt;lnceS. but We feel like giving him
Il hand. We have got Il club. and
three bricks, and an umbrella. and we
propose to deal justly with that lad
hereafter. He is sick ahcd to-day.
with Il tish-pole and box OF angle
worms. about two miles dnNn the Mo-
hawk: but he will return. and We
shall deal with him as his extraordinary
merits deserve.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09


ana Il Si'a' many people nave come to
see Us 'iiit 'uIi use WITH us. ii we I'M
'e''""h TO Nil '',t'll we sh"ild nave
more 'h''l we '','i'd 40. l"lr mother
mas gone 'iPs'ailS L" nav" Il spell OF
cry ihS' ahd my riihd l. confused.
WIS" YOU r""i" come nome ana spend
Il Week win us ana belp Us clear them
OUT i"''' ''ie'''"''''e l;''nrl,
.. |. SrlLrf.
G"rHEENuLE. ILL.,. Nov. II, IS7l.
My Dear Father and Mother: Surely
unexpected times. W herein | have
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09
Rates of Postage.



Postal cards. one cent each. 90 with
nut fIrth,r ,hnir,. to all u,lr, of ti,.
,.uunrr, and 1o ali parts of Couada
,,-r,.,
All "''rf>' !" ''' la' t "' '"' n''r' &C.
0''''s '"'' '''''''''' '"'> f'' "''''
''"'''
Loo NJ. "E "pE"r LETTERS.
Local or drop" letters. that Is, tur
the ,it> "r town where dcp"~itcd. ,
cents If d"li>rl"d hH carriers. and |
cent II 'h'I' i Il" '"r'''I >N>'''"'
THIRD Class MAILAELt MArALk.
Iud,I the new law 0nc rent pei each
ounce az fraction thereof l. nuN the lc-
gal rate of postage ON all third class
naliahlr matter.
EunK POSTAGE.
Books. cent foI each ounce or fiac-
ton thereof. weight limited To fom
pounds.
,.r,>r,,, ,r v,.,,,,,>r,,- ur,,,.
90 ;.I
A,i "'''I I''"''' vi "''
"'"''' q" pam ~, ''''N' new
! l,'P''N "L'''''',,,>' I Wv '''''>' ''I'i-
'Htr'S' "",N 'i''I'''r' 'l'' N''' anu 'i>''
''"N' r"'''''-N' ''',!'S anu ''"''S' GEM
''' '", ,''''N' " '"' ''" ''"i' q"
Hu rn,,h,ni;-,. L,.,t..r .,,.I,,r.s
and ,,,.,,,,,r. ,I,,,,,irtaJ ...,r.i. ,J,;,,
nd ,,.,,.,r,.,i.I ,,.,,., ,,L,,,,,,,,.,,,h,
.,nJ al ,,,L., .,,;,.I.i f,, uL;,I ,,iI,,,
~ ,,.t.,,r,' ,,,...;I,,I .,,,.l
,,'h;,I '.I' 49, ~, I.'n rx,.I,,I'L tri,, "n'
,ii , f , ,'.' '
,; ,L..,,,. ,
-: 49, ,.. ....... y
,.,.,,-,,,.r- ,>n r,-rI.,,rr,,>.
h"ellN e'e" le''efs can ne resent ''
l" ne" "o''''S> "i'h"''' a""i'''i'a
'halge
stamps 'ut ir"ih stamped envelopes
are 'tle''t" "H ''e posi- once
LETTERS. NEw>rArEE>. &c.. FOR TIL
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Letters to all pats of the New Do
mnion (Canaoa). , cents per half
ounce: new spapcr> | cent for eacl
ounce. or fraction thereof. prcpaid Will
l. :. po,ta"e stuu,pS.
Patterns and samples of .rrrrIraudis,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09
Bearing the Cross.

- - ~
l ne h'dN ''i cross tl' nearer h'"N'h'
y" cross "ilh""'' II" ''"" "i'h'h
l"ath' Judgment from 'h' "eii' ARE "''N""'
AMIDST th" world false Glar" anu am
U.L., t.J hath go, L..,,..,,,L ,I..,.,
Tn" heavier cross. the better hriStlan
Tins L. tn" t"urh~t"nr tod applies
H"" many garden would lie wasting
tn"rt hS Tears from weeping rNrs
,.t.,i.,;..,. l., ,,.,I.,rJ
IN" heavier cross. th" stronger faith
The loaded palm strikes drrp'r root
The vine lu'ce ~""'ilN i-su"th
W hen men hhN" pressed tn" clustering frnlt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09

mana, Hu<jurSS anil IOctiiOH az M" i"'td-
49,, J:,,>jur<S HoHScS in 81. .JOhHNhH'H.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
.ENEN y II N>kELL li"Nis E'"'h Il Ii. -.
Apothrcarie~.
. BINGHAM v" =. Bank Block Man II
NttorncN~ at Law.
IA r-Ik NAY over l. Il. Office. and Post ohi'"-
\ .ri\ \ IpE No2 Calrd"nan iilk.. up stars,
,yfiLll;p Main 81. over Hall y Flrtch''r~.
81. Irt E~tt" ir"krr-
Hnnk- and stationery.
,,AlEpA \ ROVER l., Calrd"nian III X, Nam -.
Book Binders.
4 -InNFA 60. A.t'~. Monument >punr"-
I.Itnk~--L"gil and business
4 ~ru<EN 60. Monument Square.
Rikrr~ aud Cnnircti"mer~.
| ,-~ \ BRADLEY. Main street.
II"thinc. Hats and Caps.
... 4 Nl,uI;E : Bank IA"ck opp"~itr 81. .I"hn~-
.,-. rI.n.,. dealer IN Read, Made Cl"rhIms. Hats
..l,i ,.r- o,nr- Furnishing ''""d~ 'tc.. r''-
CInthimg for Wen and Boys.
,IEEANK> \ GO. Fairbanks Village.
Crnrl-r>. GIr~> and stone Ware.
q O. FlIEEiNk~ \ 90. Fairbanks y ilaG'.
c,in.tinr. -iIanGinG-, Window shades.
q t\lEHANk~ : 60. Fairbanks Nillis"-
Dentists.
n .lukl<~ Ctl,d"ninn Block Main >u"'-t.
Vi .H\IuN NNIrII rni"u El"ck. Nam street
". l. Gnn,I~. Groceries and Fruits,
n ,lHEN-A \ rEIIENGII.I. EASTERN A>"nn".
pr, Goods. rmd Ladies' Fancy Goods.
d n HALE N,-uur i;l"ck L. L. street
q . T. FAIEHNNk> \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Flour and Feed.
GI % AIpRlCU \ 60. Eastern Avenue
Furniture and Ca~!,"t>.
HAIIA ~WIrSER Nam Street.
fl~pNLE& KURNHAM FL,udr Block EENt
I,miI, I.r"crri.- aud fruits.
N COOK y co EASTERN Ayruur
File Manufacturer.
u luhuShury File Works opp. I'a~~,nG'r nrI'"i
,.r"c-ri.- and housekeeping Goods.
\ I. FAIRBANKS \ co Fairbanks .lli-r.
Insurance. I.ifr.D
E AEGENT ,-FtnnJ Railroad Street
Iron Founder and Mgchini>t.
Ii hl 81 LZEI.L. North end. Il; Il. street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
G. " >ENTEE Nam Street.
Merchant Tail"r-.
T. EpEl.WOuD. panvillr Block. Il. Il s,'rrri
photographs.
d. CLIFFORD Calrdonian Block. Main street
Printers and Publishers.
G. NJ STONE \ 60. Calrionian Block. MAN -
stoves and Tin Ware.
n O. FLETCHER. Eastern Avenue.
b A u. . WOODRUFF Railroad street
H uWpEEI Eastern Avenue
Watches. J"wtIry and Toys.
H - AED 4 EOWEII.. Caled"nian BIN Main -
q HuUGIIrON. Railroad Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09
The Prodigal.

Brother. hast thou wandered far
From thy Fathers happy home,
With thvscli and Gnd at war
Turn thee brother homcward come
Hast thou wasted all thy powers
tod for noble Uses gave,
Squnnd,rcd ite's most golden hours
Turn thee brother God can save
l. mighty famine now
Ia thy heart and i'll thy soul
Discomfort upon thy brow
Turn thee. brother God can save
Fail before him ON the ground
Pour thy sorrow III his EAR
Seek him. for he may be- found
tall upon him He is near.
-Idmcs Freeman Clarke
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09

and her pooI brothcrS, when they TOO
came to the mill.
Once her voice grew very low and
indistinct. then it ceased altogether ;
the doctor looked down, and said she
had tainted away, and they sprinkled
water upon her As soon aS she revived,
she began again to say comforting
things. and to beg her mother and
brothers not to cry. She said she did
not suffer so much pain aS ut first, and
| that she was sure she should live to he
carried home.
1t WAS nearly midnight when the last
timber that held her was sawed away.
and Il workman lifted her gently up and
laid hcI in her fathers arms. The pain
OF being moved caused the poor child
to faint again. and she did not revive
until she had been carried home. When
she opened her ewes, she found herself
on her own little bed, with her dear
father and mother and brothers at her
side.
The doctor carefully dressed Lizzie :
wounds. and gave her some opium to
make her sleep; but he told her father
and mother that she could not possibly
get we'll. When he heard the dreadful
words. Mr.. Stone groaned. and covered
his face with his hands, and, for Il few
moments. Mrs. Stone leaned her head
on her husbands shoulder, and cried.
/ Then. lifting her eyes, and claSping her
/ hands. She said. ..Ihy will. oh. Lord.
hc done" and went and sat down calm
| lN 10y LizZic'S sid, and watched her till
she slept.
The poor little giIl remained sleeping
most of the next day. She would often
ask for water but she then seemed
/ hardly to know where she was. or who
WAS with her. Her cousins. Alice and
Celia. came To see her: but she did not
recognize them. and they went away.
sohhimy bitterly.
Early in the night. however. she
aWokc. and seemed better. She knew
all about her. and smiled on them. hut
said that she must leave them very
soon. She told her father that she
wanted to hear him plav once more
and Mr.. Stone knclt down 10y her bed
side. and asked God To take safely
home the little daughter he had given
them. and thanked him for leaving hcl
with them :" long. Then Lizzie said IL
her mother. "Will N"u sing me Just one
verse of tie hN nm love 81 much. Jesus
sought me :" llcI mother tried. but
She could not sin" for wccpiu" and
Lizzie said. ''\rNcr mind. where | am
going there l. beautiful singing. Yet it
>.rm> 10 M, that shall hear no Nnic,
- sweet ~ Yours. mamma. Why d'
Nou cIN Only think. mamma. if
should live. now. how crooked and
>irklN ! should tr. might hc Il poor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09
JufrLs.

ST. JOHNSBIRf HOUSE.
MAIN STREET. 81. JOHNsBuKY VT
q. l.. GILMORE. Proprietor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE,
NEWPORT. Vt.
W. +. BOW IMAM. Proprietor.
RUSS HOUSE.
SAN FRANCI-Cu tAIIFORNIi.
: II. SEl MOT \ CO. Prnprirtors.
Mt. MhN>FIELD HOTEL.
SruwF. VT.
\ inst class Hotel with all the m"dern improve
mrntS. Accommodations for 300 guests.
y. I. KELLER. Manager.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
fEANkLIN SQTARE. BoSTON
y first class hotel in every respect.
IIOCkEE & EUCk Pruprirtors.
ST. JULIAN HOTEL.
PORTLAND. MAINE.
GEO +. WARD. Proprietor.
MiRIRORO HOTEL.
:t2s W A~IIINGION STREET BOSTON
On the American and European Plan.
y. Il STEVENS Proprietor
Formerly of rr,dtcr House. bradford
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09
BUSINESS C.lHDS.

- ' 4. - = Il n
&c. ~ II. A BiBHITT.
Dealer. in
.,...,. '' 'H ~
,,...1,.. Br,ja. u,ds CL,I,og >i,r., JH,,sd
Wirs f. which will he. sold for Cash nr
Ready Pay at thu Lowest Prices. AT
N" New odd Fellows Block
Nn"Ar STREET. 81 J"nNNWm VI
n,,. r H. ctIEN
rHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Barnet Vt Olcr IN : : tllrhr> prus St"r,..
b. II
NJ u,,c,r,> VI ~
IuN,EOrArHI" PHYSICIAN \ SURGEON
''h'r ana h"~'h'h''' MAN STREET
,,,.,,,
!, ~ '
: Il N ~ ! \ '''' >
Vs. '''ieii ps,, ,',.& ',i'i ~ " '''l' ''',.ur' . -
a. XXX ~, t,,... IT,, NJ ~ l., 4,
bi'. H. {. NE"t tLL-
y IuuN~Hr ny NEEMu>T
''' '''''''''''- cor "' ""''" III" >P''h- N'''
DANIELS. SYLVESTER A CO..
n,,,r,.
MEATS AND GROcEEIFS
W,r.r, Block E.,iIr,,,d Str,.,t
&. 1. u X q II \ VI.
erin
''''' EnNi,l VI ADE 'LnIIil\ l\''.
R.nh.II- l:ImrL H!iir,,i ,iin J'.'Tnt
~
W al r,r,,.fI,,. n, il,. So, t.,,,, | ', 4 - ,
Srw HImnsbir. and il, ,I I. : Er, ",',"' '''
, =. -. ~ ~ ''' -. '"''N
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09

pEl aud FANCY GOODS BOOTS and SIIOES.
Tr,.,t,s Redig MIde CIothutJ. $iirst T3atsd
HIrt d.. which will he sold tor Cash
Ready Pay at the Lowest Prizes at
tine New odd Fcll"w~ Block
RAUliurAn STREET 81. IOHN~rIIN VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09

The PRINTERS DEVIL. An Ameri-
can editor writes in this fashion The
presiding spirit of the past week. cam
paign has been our devil. This lad has
suddenly emerged from the obscurity
and soil which has hitherto hid his tai
ents and his face, and given evidence
of Il comprehensive capacity, Il keen
eye for detail. and IL faculty fnr drop
ping things at once awe-inSpiring and
and startling. The wonderful dexter
ity with which he has fallen over
things. and ran against things, and
broken things, is without parallel in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09
DIR. i. II. CIII.E.N
VI. q. HOuGHTo>. VI. -.

PHYSICIAN AND ST RECON
.,ru-t Vt Olic,. III : :. tlarhc> prue stare.
Do
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09
VI. ~ONMEKFELD. Dealer in

PHYSICIAN y UI;GEo\
Oiic, and Residence. Main street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09
business Direeturn.

,,.. business anil L"cdiioH 81 M" ic"d-
.,,,, Erjnr>S HnHxcS in 81. .I0hHShHIH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09

!! T. LIN ERN Nd FANCY GODDS :
Ais" Linen and White t'""ds. Ac.
LAUE~ ANp ENBlrIpFRE- \ SPECIALLY.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-04
Died.


In Lancaster, Nov. 81 of heart disease, William
Lovejoy, aged II years.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-04
Lunenburg.

The annual meeting of the Riverside
Grange, No. 1856, for the election of officers
for the year ensuing, will be holden in the
Grange Hall, Dec. IL, 1875, at $50 P. NJ.
Mrs. OSCAR THOMAS.
Secretary.
The Thanksgiving ball at the Chandler
House on the evening of Nov. 81, was
participated in by upwards offlfty couples.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-04
Milan.

Milan.
We regret to learn that Adams Twitch-
ell after expanding quite sum in con,
structing dams and roads in Millsfield finds
it necessary to desist from further opera.
tons, as gentlemen interested with him
hardly deem it safe, in the present state
of the lumber market to proceed further
This is quite disappointment to number
of our people who were expecting work
in that direction.
But everybody is not at home. G. w
Page is operating on his own lot al
Jericho, hauling in to Gilbert's mill.
Collins Morgan and Freeman Sweetsel
at work with quite crew on their land
on the Leavitt stream. They sell to the
Berlin Mills Co.
Calvin Turner and David Holt have
four horses and sixteen men at work in
Success. They cut and yard, and the
teams of Payne & Co. haul from the yard
to the river.
| We pride ourselves on one of the best
and most reliable stage and mail routes
in the country. Every night we have the
privilege of reading our Boston Morning
Daily before bed time. During all the
SHOWS and storms of last winter eur dri-
yer did not fail once to get the mail
through from Berlin. And he is COM
inencing well this winter. Last Wednes-
day when the cars reached Berlin the
thermometer was down far below the
freezing point, the wind was blowing a
gale, with snow and sleet, directly in the
face of the driver, and it was thought by
some imprudent to start, and by others
impossible to get through, but our driver,
nothing daunted, started out and came
through all right. Many thanks to Uncle
Dale. We read our paper with genuine
relish that night.
We are happy to find our friend John
ID. Larry with his estimable little wife, so
cozily ensconced at housekeeping in that
snug little cottage of Mr.. Martins. May
they long enjoy the welded life so pleas
antiy begun.
c. E. Phipps butchered, dressed, and
hung up, in good shape, five hogs for as
many different owners on Friday last.
On account of new arrangement of
trains, our stage leaves hereafter at eight
o'clock, and Is due about ten minutes later
in the evening.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-04
New Hampshire Items.
Lancaster.

h6uCaSUer.
Martins advertisement in this issue is
no exaggeration of facts, as any one can
satisfy themselves by calling at his store.
Attention is called to the notice else
where of rooms to let. The rooms are
pleasant and commodious, and conven-
iently located.
Geo. M. Stevens received quite
serious injuries, one day last week, by
falling. rib was broken and Internal
injuries are feared.
The winter term of the graded school
commenced last Monday. The only
change in teachers is in the Grammar De-
partment, which is taught by C. H. Wells
of Lawrence Mass. The lady teachers
are the same as in the fall term.
DR.. Frank A. Colby has arrived home
in response to telegram announcing
his fathers illness. During his absence
of nearly year he has travelled extern
an attachc of the staff of the Pacha of
Turkey. He has been granted leave of
absence from duty for three months.
Richard P. Kent & Son are this day
opening another large lot of fur robes,
horse blankets, ladies', gents and chill
drens furs. With an unusually largo
stock and selling very cheap they are con-
fident of meeting the wants of all. The
latest novelty out, Roby's patent double
back corset, saves the annoyance of bro
ken springs, for which they are sole
agents. Ladies ask and see them.
Died, on the twentieth OF November,
Roger Boleyn Ladd, youngest son of VIM.
S. and Mira B. Ladd. Roger was only
three years of age, but though his stay
was a short one, yet by his winning ways
he endeared himself to many hearts.
Even in hi: sickness, which was long
and painful one, those lisping lips uttered
words long to be treasured up in the
memories of those who loved him. He
has taken his fight with the birds, like
them to find rest, but in no earthly sum-
mer-land; for he is in the sunlight OF
Gods presence. In his short life we be.
lieve he performed his mission, as the
flowers, though born to blossom, and
th0n fade, cheer many hearts, and leave
behind sweet, comforting remembrances
They are gong,-only going
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-04
rnuRsD Az MORNING, AT 9 O'CLOCK.

TuURsD Az MORNING, AT O'CLOCK.
&. Cattle RAISING. NJ. Weare, mem
Der from Rockingham county.
5. Selection and Care of Cows for the
Dairy-G. S. Fassett, of the Vermont
Board.
G. Feeding Dairy Cows-B. +. Hutch
inSon, member from Hillsborough county.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT l-2 O'CLOCK.
Z. Manures and their Applications.
W. Sanborn, member from Belknap Co.
s. Potato Culture-C. G. Pringle of the
Vermont Board.
Thursday EVENING AT61z O'CLOCK.
0. Farm Buildings-Col. Mead of the
Vermont Board.
10. Leaves-Prof. Seely, Sec'y of the
Vermont Board.
IL. General remarks by members of
both Boards aid others.
Each of these subjects will be followed
by discussion, so far as time will permit.
Though these are farmers meetings, they
are open to all classes, and an earnest in
invitation is given to all. Not only gen.
tlemen, but ladies and young people, are
cordially invited, especially at the eve
ming sessions, when the topics presented
will be of general interest, and some of
the Lectures will be equal to those given
at City Lyceums, costing hundreds of
dollars. The opportunity afforded the
citizens Of northern Coos will be of great
value.
Members of the Board will be glad to
see samples of farm products exhibited at
the meetings.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-04
The News of the Week Carefully Com
piled Expressly for the Pauer.

The year 1876 promises to be full of interest and
incident in this country. 1t will not only be a
year OF great excitement on account of th; Presr
uentlal election, but the G ntennial Exhibition al
Philadelphia cannot fail to impart to the summer
months an amount of incident without precedent
III The annals OF our country. The resources OF
journalism VIII be tested, for thousands who will
be unable to be present In person will depend up.
on the newspaper for full and accurate reports OF
the grandest peace event in the history of the
united States. 70 obtain correct information OF
all that is passing for the benefit of the readers
OF The BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL will be the
duty of its publishers.
The political events of the year will be full OF
significance While The BOSTON WEEKLY
JoULNALis pronounced in It's political sentiments
Its editors deem it duty they owe to political
organizations to give full and impartial reports
OF all their meetings. The merit is accorded THE
BOSTON BOZ WEEKLY JOURNAL of giving to its polit.
ical opponents measure of fairness, especially in
the way OF information relating to movements
noml atious and speeches, rarely found in the so.
called party newspapers.
FAMILY READING. Varied and attractive, to
~ please the lasts of the intelligent classes.
LIE MARKETS fully reported for the benefit OF
THE CENTENNIAL. The events of the Great
Exhibition will be fully chronicled.
AGRICULTURAL ARTICLES of Practical
N Nature under the head Of 1.-THE Farm and the
POLITICAL EDITORIALS and Political news
presented fully and fairly.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE, giving move.
ments of ministers, and news ST interest to all
denominations.
NEW ENGLAND ITEMS, being record of in.
terestng incidents carefully culled.
TERM5s
EVE COPIES TO ONE ADDREss...........S.50
TEN m
And an extra Copy to the Getter-up of Club of
ten.
~
Postage Included in the above Rates.
The money in all cases must accompany the
order, and be addressed to
JOURNAL NEWSPAPER Co.
Boston.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-04
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
Guildhan


Hon. VIM. r. Silver, Hon. H. II Lucas
and Hon. ID. S. Storrs were in town Dec.
LIST, upon County business.
Ayoung peoples dance came off Thanks
giving eve at the Essex House, upon 6
half days notice. Twenty-Five couples
were present and they all thought they
never had so good lime. Music by Mr.
c. F. and Miss Belle L. Webb and Guy
Hayes.
Business done in Probate Court. Dec
I'd, Edmund C. Powers estate; Lettie K
Powers and J. C. Webster appointed AID
ministrators; John w. Hartshorn ant
Sylvanus Lane appointed appraisers ant
commissioners.