Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-09-29
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for his fun.
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Slight frost here last Saturday, the
first of the season.
Raspberry bushes here do not, at
this time, have ripe fruit; but if this
weather holds long, there will be, as
there is fruit in all stages on some Of
them, from the bud and blossom, to
the half grown berry.
S. +. Austin has choke cherry bush
es that have borne fruit this year,
now in blossom.
+. A. Rice's cattle got onto the
land of o. B. Wells the other day,
and Wells started to drive them 10
the pound. Rice saw him and attcpt-
ed to stop the cattle; but being I'M
successful, caught Wells and held him
while he called his hired man to drive
back the cattle.
A man by the name of Paril, who
has bought and lives on the Deacon
Ashley Appleton farm, drove some 80
French sheep into town last week.
These when crossed with our native
sheep, produce very nice lambs.
Hold Mr.. East Haven, we are in
somewhat Of a hurry and can only
stop to say there was "side OUT
last Sunday, without saying who the
parties were.
I. A. Rice of the town lost an OK
last week from what appeared to be
inflammation of the stomach.
Rev. J. G.. Willis of Guildhall.
preached here on the 10th inst. in eX-
change with Rev. Chas. Duren. There
was not so large an attendance fol-
some reason as is usual when a min.
lister comes in from out of town.
M. l.. Reed is about removing tC
Concord. We are sorry to loose Mr.
Reed, as we have no men of his stamp
we care to loose.
We learn through a Bostsn, Mass
paper that Joseph J. Wells has beer
appointed Post Master here. Lucy
Wells who has now gone West has
been our Post Mistress here for some
years.
sTcfory.
G. A. j. Shores lost number o
bushels of apples from his orchard
and concluded to watch while in tht
future and on Saturday night Of last
week, he found two men in itssgather
ing apples. Shores dog fastened OF
to one of the men who proved to be 6
Frenchman from Burke, and disclosed
who his companion was. We under
stand that the F:cnchman conclude d
to settle the affair.
Five young fellows were arrested
in this town on Thursday night Of
last week and conveyed to Guildhal
early Friday morning. where they
| had been indicted by the Grand Jury
for participation in scramble last
May. They gave bail for their ap'
pearance at next term Of Court.
LHnemb"rg.
We quote Bigamy stock, four years
at Windsor.
We are shipping potatoes "fastly'
price, % to 80 cents.
Harrison Snow is recognizing the
outside OF his house and will paint
soon.
Improvements are the order of the
day about town.
Rev. Perkins goes to Providence
next week where he spends his vaca
ton.
| j. w. Hartshorn has gone 10 Brigh
ton with car load of cattle.
On account Of the Teachers Insti
tute at Concord Corner, the temper
ance meeting of this town is postpon
ed until Tuesday eve, Oct. 8.
East Concord.
The annual meeting of the Esse,
County Subbath School will be holder
at this place on Tuesday, October 16
Order of exercises:
10 A. M.-Devotional exercises.
10 3-0.-Appropriate work of th
Sabbath School Rev. l.. Hill.
11.@-"What can be done to cult
vate zeal for missions in our Sal
bath Schools; Rev. j. G. Willis.
IL 3 0.--Shall we take up wcekl
contribution in our Sunday School
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