Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-11-08
STAND apOaa aud 2titiaitg.

The Board OF School Directors will
bid a meeting at ID. :. Storrs Office,
Saturday night, at seven O'Clock.
DIR. G.. ). Field, dentist, has re.
owed to the premises lately occupied
Z. NJ. Fletcher as photograph
kllery.
The lumbermsn are Frightening up
ID stepping ABOUND lively, preparing
r their winter cam 1aiga against the
ants of the forests.
The Steam Yacht Z" Magic" is at
st in its winter quarters; the final
ork of boarding it in, being satisIac-
lbrily performed last Saturday.
DIR. NJ. T. Hamilton, dentist, of
Newport, writes us that he will be at
he Island Pond House on Wedles-
ay next aud remain three days.
A regular communication of Island
Pond Lodge, No. Al, F. & A. NJ,
will be held at Masonic Hall, on
lain street, on Monday evening Rext.
Pojourning brethren in good standing
IRE cordially welcomed.
List of letters advertised in Island
Pond Postof1ice, Nov. 1st., 1873 M,
bessey N, Chaw, and Thomas Ellis.
In calling for the above, please ask
FOR advertised letters,
z. M. MANsUR, PM.
FoR SALE.-Two Lyndon Sleighs,
nearly new, One Sleigh Pole, Three
Driving Harnesses custom made,
Inickle trimmed, One Elevated Oven
Stove nearly new. The above des-
|cribcd property will be sold cheap for
|cash.-A. H. BoNETT.
Our friend j. ID. White, the great
|reformer of time the man who works
on tick, is now prepared to do all
kinds Of work in his line at lew prices,
and ia thorough manner. Give him
a call. His window shows signs Of the
of his workmanship.
The next social assembly under the
nuspicies of the Union Social
Circle will be held at the New Hotel,
on Wednesday evening next. We
understand hat these meeting are to
occur once every fortnight, and as
they are productive of SO much COED,
it is to be hoped they wisl be well
patronized,
Last Saturday, Mr.. E. c. Robin
son put on his double windows, aud
as the printer was passing, hailed him
to inform him as to what was being
done, suggesting that we notify the
public. AS Mr.. Robinson is firm
believer in printers ink, we do So
with pleasure, and hereby inform the
public that Mr.. E. G. Robinson has
put double ,pindotUs on to his house.
We take great pleasure in directing
the attention of our readers TO the
of the Ne,o York Euen-
eng Post, which will he sent to any
one Till Jan. LIST, 1879, for only zoe.
The Evening Post is one of the very
best of the New York wecklles and is
among the most intelligent
and respectable Of the reading public,
as being the wisest and souadest OF
all New York newspapers
Owing to the extre nelly cold blus-
tering weather of Tuesday last the
vote ia this town was unusually light.
only l38 votes cast IN all: while in
September the votes cast numbered
some -250. Mr.. Rall"w's vote, how.
ever, shows better thai in September,
then he lacked some % votes Of get
ting plurality. On Tuesday last The
vote stood as follows.- Barlow, Gil !;
Waterman, 81; Grout, 20; giving
MIR. Barlow small plurality.
Last Monday evening quite num-
Der of the unsteady Inclined people OF.
this town met In enc of the pariors OF
the New Hotel for the purpose of or
ganizing musical society Tor mutual
pleasure and improvement. A telR-
porary committee was chosen to frame
the necessary bye-laws for the future
guidance of the association, aad to
report at the next meeting. 1t was
also understood tina: several musical
entertainments would he given during
the winter months, due hotice of which
will appear Ill the HERALD. We hope
this society will meet with great
success.
Winter seems to have come upon
as all of sudden, much to the dis
appointment of all those, and they are
a majority, who still have a few days
more work to do to be ready for
winter. These people always leave
something ever to do tomorrow for
fear they may get short OF work. K.
c. Robinson must have had an mixing
from headquarters that cold weather
was coming earlier than usual tor he
put his Storm windows en- in the
middle OF the Indian summer. just
look at them. 1t may make you feel
q little warmer, and then see how
smilingly +. G. r. looks upon his less
fortunate neighbors.
We, the undersigned would respect
fully announce to our patrons, and
the citizens of Islaad Pond in general,
that we shall occupy the premises
now being prepared fer US on or
about Monday the 18th inst and
shall be pleased to see our friends.
We have large stock of goods that
we are closing out very cheap, pre-
ferring to seld them at sacrifice,
rather than be at the trouble and ex-
pensc Of removing them. Oar line Of
crockery is very large, and must be-