Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-10-30

talk, taking for his topic the Statute Of
the State relating to improper conduct In
or near places where public religious ser
vices are being held. 1t is certainly n
disgrace TO the community that por-
ton of its young people, many Of whom
are from the best families, should conduct
themselves in such way in religious
meetings as to disturb those about them,
who attend for good purpose, and more
than all to make it necessary for the pas.
tor to quote the law bearing upon the
point and make 1t the subject OF discourse
for the evening. We hope for the good of
those who occasioned the remarks of last
Sunday evening, that like necessity will
never again present itself in the history
of any of the churches of Lancaster.
The following is nearly complete list
of Jurors from the different towns:
Lancaster.-G rand-Aaron Guernsey, n.
w. Hartford. Petit-N. II. Richardson,
Isaac f. Allen, VIM. ID. Weeks, Ephraim
Morse, A. p. Freeman, JOHN Costello I;
jefferson. - Grand-Ambrose A. Gray.
Petit-William Howe, John W. Holmes,
T. J. Bedell; Gorham. --Grand-John w.
Greenlaw. Petit-Charles II. Shorey, John
P. Durham; Randolph. -Grand-Martin
v. B. Watson. Petit-Joel E. Leighton;
-Grand-Carleton w. MuZzy.
Petit-Johu B. Loveioy; Berlin.-Grand
Samuel d. Blodgett. Pe;it-Wm. ii.
Gates, Whitcfeld.- Grand-Stephen Il.
Hildreth, Alpheus S. Bartlett. Petit-Al-
bion P. Baker, Abel l. Newell, VIM. F.
Bell, Charles w. Rowland; Dalton
Grand - Lucius Bond. Petit - Jas. B.
Sumner, Solomon D. Smith; Stratford.-
Grand-Frceman B. Curtis. Petit-Branch
Brown, Geo. NJ. Johnson; Stark.-Grand
Joseph NJ. Pike. Petit-Andrew Jack
son, Solomon Cole; Shelburne.-Grand-
Otis Evans. Petit-Hiram L. Cummings.
Milan.
Our streets at the Corner are to be pub
liely illuminated hereafter. A brilliant
burner in new street lantern throws out
its radiance, nightly, in front of York
Twitchells store.
We referred, sometime since. to man.
moth squash raised by B. T. Dale. The
question "what will he do with it" has
frequently occurred to us as we'll as others.
The happy owner has himself solved the
problem in Il most satisfactory manner,
and all the deniZens Of this goodly village
at the corner and some of the suburban
population rejoice in the assurance that
Uncle Dale is rich enough to give us
all piece of squash. Our own slice
as to quantity and quality, was all we
could desire. We had enough for good
dinner and two or three pies beside. The
grain was somewhat eoarser than the
ordinary squash, but the flavor was un-
exceptionable. Mr.. Dale has preserved
the seeds and will supply friends, in linn
tied quantities, as they may apply.
The school meeting at the Corner on
Saturday evening voted to give the build
lag committee full discretion, in the COM
pletion of repairing the school house, and
authorized them to have sufficient means
TO meet all bills.
Miss. Dora Wight, of Gorham, COM
menced school in the Hamlin district
with The most fiattering prospects of sue
cess.
The many friends of Mrs. Larkin Pet
tengill will be pleased to learn that she
returns from a somewhat protracted, and
very pleasant though sadly suggestive
visit to Gorham, in much improved hcalt h.
Willie Dale, brakeman on the Grand
Trunk Il. r. lies very sick of brain fever
at Island Pond.
A Sunday School Concert will be held
at the church on Sunday evening, Oct. 81
REGULATIONS by the children, singing by q
select choir under the direction of S. 7
Bickford. a good time may be expected
All are invited