Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-04-26
About Jou,',.

Lawyers briefs printed it, good style,
for $3.50 per page. at this office.
Work upon Association II all has
commenced, and it is expected to be
finished about the first of July.
We learn that Thomas White con-
templates pewly painting his house
soon,
/ he ice cleared out of Island Pond,
the goth day Of April, this year, u
thing which has never been known be-
fore.
We understand that the music at
Christ church on Sunday next will be
substantially the same as upon Easter
Day.
Hobson & Whitcomb have just adj
ded quite quantity of new furniture
TO their already large stock i'll trade.
See their advertisement in another
column.
Hon. G. N. Dale has been repairing
his residence on High street the past
week, both inside and out, and it now
presents much improved appear
ancc.
The NJ. K. Society have made ar
rangements to hold their services in
Cheney's Hall, commencing on the
first Sabbath in May until the Asso-
citation Hall is ready for occupation.
Rev. Charles Scott, from Palmer,
Mass, will preach in the Congrega y
tional church on Sunday May 5th.
1t is expected and hoped that this gen.
tleman will remain with this society
for the ensuing year
The sidewalk on High street is a
disgrace to the town, and extremely
dangerous to those who travel over il
in the dark. We hope our torn fa-
thers will look after this.
Mr.. Clark Morse who lives in this
town, is the grandfather to 10 child
ren, and great grandfather to 81 child.
ren. Now wien any Of our brethren
beat this story, we will make another
survey Of our town and see what we
can do then.
The annual Easter Meeting of the
Mission of Christ Church was held on
Monday of this week Immediately aft.
er Morning Prayer at the Church.
The usual reports of the Treasury and
Senior Warden were presented and
considered, members of the Vestry
elected and appointments made to oth-
er offices for the ensuing year.
z. w. Clarke, E. G. Robinson, NJ
II. Davis, and G, M. Dyer have heen
to market this week to buy new goods.
They will doubtless let the public
know what they purchase, through
the advertising columns of the HERALD
DR.. c. G. Adams has got his house
moved down on to his lot, facing Main
street, and has the inside torn out.
We understand that he purposes to
put in some kind ola store of mer.
chandise, but what we have not heard
Hon. Porter Human has let to c.
W. Pierce the job OF finishing off the
new hotel on High street, and Mr.
Pierce has a force to work. The work
will be done in all possible haste, and
Mr.. Human hopes to have it com
pleted so as to be able 10 rent, in about
two mouths.
The members of the Island Ponc
Brass Band, will give promenade
concert at Warmers Hall, on the even.
ing Of May I'd 1878, complimentary
TO their leader L. f, Blgelow. w
hope they may meet with good success
Mr.. Bigelow has taken eat interest
in the band, and lahored hard to ge
the members 30 they could play al
well as they eau. He is an elegant
teacher and through his instruction
and untiring energy, they now PLAY
very finely, considering the short tim,
have been practising, and preparing
themselves. Mr.. Bigelow has shared
equally in all the expenses Of the band
and has never accepted farthing TO
bic services as leader, and now th'
boys feel in duty bound to show hin