Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-05-20
NEW HAMPSHIRE ITEMS.
Lancaster.

1t will cost the town not less than $500
to repair the damage done by the freshet
on Bridge Street.
Attention is called to the card Of Miss
Mary ID. w. Young, in this issue. Miss
Young's reputation as u music teacher is
too well established to need commenda-
ton.
The largest and cheapest stock of
goods in every department, selling at
Richard p. Kent, Son & Cos. A large
stock Of flower pots just in; clothing
cheaper than ever. Don't fail to call or
them. ...-
The report that the brck-school house
was carried down the river to one of the
piers at South Lancaster, well secured
and sawed up by VanDyke, being unnark-
ed, is unfounded
Attention is called to the advertisement
Of property for sale by H. F. Holton, Esq,
in this issue. The property offered is all
valuable and very desirable, and W ill be
sold on most reasonable terms.
L. w. DolloT, road master on the B.
C. & NJ, proves himself to be the right
man in the right place, by the promptness
with which he has put his division of the
road in runnin. order, since the going
down of the water.
Orren Tubbs & Co. are still selling those
Cocheco, Manchester, and Merrimack
prints at only cents per 'rd. A full
line of crockery at very low figures. Ten
cents will buy one of their centennial
handkerchiefs.
They do say that Martin sells every
thing pertaining to q first class jewelry
establishment at astoniShingly low prices.
Those who may doubt the assertion have
only to call at his store in Nutter's BALD
ing, to be convinced
The ladies of this vicinity will do we'll
to call at the new millinery establish
ment just opened by Mrs. J. E. Nutter,
in Hartshorn's Block, before making
their spring purchases. Her stock is all
new and comprises the very latest styles.
See her advertisement in another column.
Last Thursday afternoon Judge Rand
was taken suddenly i'll while occupying
the bench and was obbliged to adjourn
court in consequence. He was able to
resume his duties next day, although quite
indisposed. He returned home Saturday
morning, and Judge Ladd presided dur.
ing the remainder Of the term.
; At the last regular communication Of
North Star Lodge, A. F. & A. M, the
following action was taken in memory Of
their departed brother, Joseph Hart:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Supreme Architect
of the universe to summon from his labOrs III
this Lodge, our Brother, Joseph Hart, calling
him by His omnipotent will to that celestial lodge
above, there to he judged with that Judgment
which awaits all toiers in this earthly temple
severing those masonic and brOtherly ties which
have so long bound us in mutual friendship and
enjoyment to our departed brother, which will no
more be reunited until ut the call Of the Grand
Master we all lay down the burden of lif. her.
below, the grave yield, up thu dead therein, and
We all appear before the great white throne
done here in this life, Therefore.
RESOLVED, That while we sincerely mourn this
disruption of covenanted friendship, bearing IN
teuder remembrance his fidelity to masonry, and
while we throw the broad mantle Of charity about
| his fOibles whatever they may have heen know
Ing that perfection on earth has never been at
tanned, and that the wiscst as we'll as the best ol
men have erred, may we expect the Almighty God
| in his infinite goodness, and at the grand tr
bunal of unbiased justice will extend His mercy
to him and all of us, and crown our hope with
everlasting bliss in the expanding realms of q
boundess eternity.
ResOlped, That we earnestly sympathize with
| the family aud relations of our deceased brother
and can only tender them that consolation which
the world can neither give nor take away.
Resolved, That this preamble and resolutions be
recorded on the books of the Lodge and an at
tested copy thereof he forwarded 10 the family Of
our deceased brnther, and published III the papers
| of this town
Rest thou then, In bssful slumbers,
No more with anxious care he stirred
Whispering through our broken numbers,
| May thy spirit voice be heard