Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-11-15
ISLAND 9una and atifinitg,

MI. ~. w aIDeI ude SotuCaulHS hOA y
important to say in another column.
The services at Christ Church next
Sunday will be con Quoted by the pas
tor.
How much will it cost to change the
name of town in this State, and what
benefit to the State will tue change
bring
The next Universalist sociable will
be held at the house of Mr.. Don Z.
Foss on Thursday evening Nov. 2lst.
All are invited to attend.
Mr. N. A. Bufnhsrh, tie former
proprietor of the HERALD, babe fare
we'll TO Island Pond, on Tuesday last.
He has gone to Wisconsin. Success
to you Dick.
The Congregational Society of this
place have secured the services of the
Rev. T.. c. Tory of Reading, Mass,
and he will commence his labors on
Sunday, Nov. II.
II any of our young men are in want
of a quiet place where they can nave
all the comforts of a home, they can
find such by applying to MISS l. b.
Burnham, or at this office.
The examination OF school teachers
for the town of Brighton, will be held
at the village school house Nov. %,
1878, Commencing at 10 a. m.
Z, NJ. MANsUR, Supt.
Mr.. Smslley, of Burlington, has
introduced jDint resolution pIovid-
ing for the final adjournment of the
two houses on the 21st day of Nov.
inst, SO it seems that the legislature
is at least making an effort to adjourn
before thanksgiving.
Parties who have procured their
fresh fish and oysters of james Leslie,
will see BY an advertisement III an
other column that Leslie and l.. F.
Bigelow have rented the fish market in
Bonett's block, where all can he sup
piled with the best of fish and oysters
For SALE.-Twe Lyndon sleighs
nearly new, one steagh pole, two cook
ing stoves, one box steve, and three
nickle-trimmed driving harness. The
highest market price will be paid for
Sleeps pelts and raw furs. Apply TO-,
or address A. II. Bonett, Isiaad Poud.
There are quite number of cases
arising in our county involving large
amounts which have been heard before
the Supreme Court at its present
general term, statement of which
together with decision of the court
thereon, we hope to give in our next
ISSUE.
That was rather a singing rebukc
which Judge Poland gave to a mem
Der Of the House the other dag, who
had been endeavouring to stir up
class prejudice by insinaating that &
certain measure was originated for the
benefit Of lawyers 1t seems little
out of order for the aegislsture or any
part Of it to 'ok&rge selfish legislation
upon itself and to plead. guilty Of it
when innocent of'any such offence and
IS af"ly evea i, @'uhd the expression
o.-Judge fOAal
We have neither time nor space
this week for any extended notice of
Capt. Thomas entertainment at Asso
citation Hall. Any one who has ever
seen the CaFkain AMI his three charm
ing chiidres, needs no urging to 60 to
"a second time; and to ihose who have
mot seen him we would say GO, and
see something wortk seeing, and then
stay away frem some "nigger show"
III you are little tinctUred with spir-
dtualisla go and sec Thomas out spirit
ualiEe the spirits.
On Saturday last, Mrs. G. w.
Pierce met with what purported to be
a very severe accident had not med.
zeal aid been promptly rendered and
the proper remedies administered.
This lady has been taking medicine
for some. time, and on the day men,
tioncd went to tske the usual dose,
but by mistake took some ammonia
instead. DR.. Pottle was promptly in
attendance and soon gave relief to
the uniort unatc lady, who VIC are
glad TO state is rapidly recovering
Hon. John NJ. Bartlett Ct Baldwin
Wis, is spending few days in tow
visiting his friends here. Mr, hart.
lett was formerly in business IN thi>
tewn, member of the well known
firm of Bartlett & Robinson, and
known as one of the most successful
mec in Northern Vermont, He is
now doing an extensive Touring, lum.
her and farming business in Wis, ant
if he oarries the sarge energy ant
shrewdness into his business there
which hc showed here, he will do much
towards buildiag up that new country
We had the pleasure of attending
the promenade concert given by tnt
Island Pond Brass Band last Tuesday
evening in tue New Hotel Hall. The
music rendered was very fine, tbs
boys most certainly deserving the
compliments recently paid them BY
Lord Duferin, the late Governor
General of Canada. We always
thought our young men were o little
more gallant for the ladies had tc
start the promenading themselves
and give the young men a chance to
wear off some of their bashfulness. Il