Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-11-22
ISLAND Pond and aJiriaitg,

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An apprentice Is wanted at this
Office.
The Ameer of Afghanistan has
treated England's ultinatum with con-
tempt, aud war has been declared by
England.
Those boys who hang around the
depot insulting ladies hal better he IN
better business, or they will get n
chance to 20 TO Guildnall.
NorIcE.-All those in arrears of
their taxes due the town of Bri Shlon,
are hereby notified that they must be
paid at once.
GEO. w. LANG, Collector.
Owing to the fact that Thanksgiv-
ing day comes on Thursday of next
week, it has been reluctantly decided
by the ladies' of the Union social Cir
Gle to postpone their soclable till the
week following.
A. II Bonett will sell by auction
on Friday and Saturday the 29th aad
30th of November, lot of sleighs,
buffalo robes and large lot of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, etc. For
particulars see posters.
Don't fail to read the prospectus OF
the Boston Weekly Journal in another
.column. 1t is ono of the best papers
published, and Tor one wishing city
paper and not able to pay for daily.
the Weekly Journals just the thing
A pleasing feature of the entertain.
ment given BY Captain Thomas last
week VAS the singing of Miss Fannie
Hayford, the gifted vocalist, whc
sang some pieces in fine styl. to the
great delight of the audience as theil
applause testified.
For SALE.-Two Lyndon sleigh,
nearly new, one sleigh pole, two cook
ing stoves, one box stove. and three
Undetermined driving harness. The
highest market price will be paid fol
Sleeps pelts and raw furs. Apply to-
or address A. Il. Bonett, Island Pond
+. c. Hayden, who murdered his
wife at Derby Line, some two years
since, has been denied new trial
and on Friday last was sentenced tc
be hanged in January 1881. The
sentence as pronounced by judge
Barrett will be found in another col
umn
Coleman Flaherty went to the vii.
iage school house intoxicated, an
made SO much disturbance that the
teacher was obliged to send for Sher Il
Mansur, and have him arrested. The
next day lie disclosed before Justice
Bonett where he obtained the vile
stuff. Boys Let this vile stuff alone
it will get you into trouble every time
and if followed up will ruin you
IAN act to legalize the Grand list
for the town of Pownal for 1877-78:'
Does it cost anything to legalze The
grand list Of nearly all the towns in
the State? Is it essential that the
requirements of thu statute in respect
to the grand list should be complied
with, and if not, would it not be
more economical and etf9ctuaI to pass
an act generally curing all defects i'll
any list?
Have you got one ofthose celehrat-
ed HunboidL wash ng machines? L
not, yon ought to have one. They
are manufactured here by Mr.. Geo. l.
Ola? Ike, and 10 their work thorough.
and rapidly; they are easy working
do not wear the clothes out, or tear
off the buttons, and will wash the fin
est fablic or the heaviest bedding ma
terial. They are universally acknow.
ledged to I've the best washing machine
in New England. Get one a1d try it
We understand that Mr.. James NJ
Buffers has leased mill near Islano
Pond, where he intends manufacture
ing lumber for the next FIVE years, anC
will move his family there in few
weeks. Mr.. L. G. Luther, Isaac Spill
Ter and A. L. Wheeler OF this plac,
with their respective families are als'
expected to move there as operatives
That we are about to lose so many
families from our village, ,tStrattort
Hollow, even temporarily, we yer,
much regret.-Gdzette.
Editor of Herald. i notice in you
issue of Nov. 9Th, that correspou
dent in the Granny items says: "tha
some half dozen of the young pea
pie have entered the matrimonial
state" A friend at my elbow OIL
reading the above, desired me to in
quire of him through your columns
whether he was looking toward tina
state, or one of its territories whe,
he asked that girl if he might wall
home with her from that meeting u
the school house, and she said NO.
$50
The following are the members o
the Island Pond Brass Band:
l.. +. Bigelow, Ltader-E fiat Corne
f. K. Gonva 1st B"
G. Gonya, Sec. I'd B g.
c. Waters, Solo Alto,
F. A. Elkins 1st u fat 9
w. b. Causebrook, 81 K g
H. Steady, 1st B fiat Tenor
ID. T.. Mckenzie, Tuba,
A. Palmer, Snare Drum
G, T. Fitzgerald. Bass Drum
The rules and byelaws of the banl
require that all business must be tran
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