Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14


Will there be resurrection of the
O w is the title OF the sermon to be
re ched in Cheney's Hall next Sum
lay June l6, by the Rev. f, s. Locke.
The seats for Association Hall are
expected 10 arrive this wesk, and it is
hoped those who subscribed and have
not paid will hand the required
mount to +. E. Robinson Esq. who
has charge Of the matter.
Well, It's all over with now, and
we are fearful that the gossip mongers
OF this town will suffer severely from
a relapse. Blessed be the person who
minds his own business, and let's
9th r p rsons business alone. on
A little scrimmaga is reported be-
tween some OF umr boys, and the graz
vel train uen, last Sunday. An over
indulgence Of "tapglefoot," and "red-
sye" is said to be. the cause. Boys,
you can't think great deal of your
selves. .a orb T5sa a-
NoTrcE,-My patrons are requested
to call and get their watches, jewellery
etc, which has been left with me for
to be repaired, on or before, Monday.
June "a, 1873, as have sold out, and
shall close up upon that day.
~ w. W. LOMBARD.
Mr.. & Mrs. Martin Ladd enter
tanned their friends at the residence
Of Mr.. Luther Ladd last Thursday p.
M, upon their return from their
"short ard sweet" bridal tour. Those
present report an excellent time, hav-
ing enough to seat and drink" and
they were accordingly "merry."
LosT.-Tne Essex Co. HERALD SUBJ
srription books for the years 1874,
1876 and 1876, containing the names
OF subscribers and dates to which pay.
ments had been made. Whoever has
them will confer a favor by returning
them to Geo. Ii. Emerson, Lancaster
N. Ii.
We understand that D. & N. X
Stone, the genial proprietors Of the
Island Pond House, are expecting
quite number of guests at theil
h tel this summer. Persons could not
10 better, who want a quiet, comfort
able, and pleasing place to spend the
warm months, at Il reasonable outlay.
4. NJ. Fletcher is strong believer
in improvements; and to carry hi,
we've into practical effect, has beer
improving the appearance of his resi-
dence on Cross ST., by fixing up hi,
Font yard and house, in various ways
ueorgs s. Robinson is another jus
such a fellow, only he confines hi
Improvements to new platforms and
rustic seats. We can't see wha
George wants Of rustic seats, as W,
havn't seen him smile on any pr
t.cular lady, more than another, Blu
George is rather sly and peculiar, YOU
KNOW.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Chris
Church, in this place, purpose holding
a Strawberry festival In /. NJ. Dyer
new barn, on Wednesday evening
June 18Th. The Island Pond Brass
Band will be in attendance and dis
course sweet music. There will alsC
be fruits and other refreshments 70
sale during the evening. We hope t.
see large audience present, for yo
have the satisfaction of knowing 70,
are helping good cause. and g,ttin,
your moneys worth AT the same tine
Admission free.
Our patrons will see by refcrenc
to our advertising columns that til
Boston Comedy Company will open
series Of entertainments at Warner
Hall, on Monday evening June 24tl
the new association hall not bcin
ready. They open with the celebrate
drama in five acts, entitled, "Fancho
The Cricket" This is an excellen
piece, and an excellent com oany. w,
hear that Miss Edwina Grey beat
Maggie Mitchell's best time, rs Far
chon, The Cricket. Let there be FIJI
house r. ady to greet this compan,
you all know what the com Dany is
and we predict for them q pleasar
and profitable series of entertainment,
SAD ACCIDENT. Last Thursday a
ternoon, the town Of holland wei
threw into a great excitement by ii
explosion Of the boiler, in the Pinne
mill of that town. The mill was bein
run ny Mr.. j. n. Gerrish, formerly {
this town, by The thousand. Th
circum stances were as follows, as "
learn them 10y Mr.. Gerrish. Abol
5 O'Clock in the afternoon, the pacl
ing in the steam chest of the englr
became loose. Mr.. Cornish, Pea
Stoddar'l, the engineer and a DO
named Bennett were in the engir
room, and Stoddard was in the act
driving in wedge to hold the steaI
chest until the steam could be re,luct
so as to put in some packing. Stot
dard had just stopped over to put
the wedge, when the boiler bars
throwing Grfrish through the side
the mill, and several feet away. Ia
boy was also thrown out of the mi
in another direction. The engine
was not thrown a sufficient distan,
to clear the building, and the roof fe
on him. Stoddari, it is feared wi
not recover. Young Bennett w,
burned very badly, but some hop,
Are entertained rs TO his recover,