Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-01

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Two weeks from next Tuesday
Court sets at Guil3hail.
G. z. johnson Of Newark has kcen
doing lard office business this week,
loaIiog pressed hay, to ship.
Henry Steady, the young man WAC
broke his leg some Zine siuce, whilo
L,oadlng rails, is, we are glad TO learn,
progressing favoyably.
We are in receipt OF some locals
IRON our Groveion correspondent,
which was received too late for inser-
tioa. They vii! appear next week.
Losr.-Between the residence Of
Mr.. Reeves and the Island Pond
House, ladies' cuff pin. The finder
will he suitably rewarded by return
ing the same to Tie clerk of the Island
Pond House.
10. Rawson says that when q man
comes into his shop aud tries TO palm
of an old fur collar for Lbed-bug poi
son, and makes up faces, and looks
cross eyed nj him when he refuses TO
take it, then " ar is declared right off.
ISLAND PoSD QUADRILLE BAND
We are informed that this celebrated
band have, since November lst, 1877
up to March LIST, 1873, four months,
Travelled in their line of duty the
distance of 7,01G miles. This gives
each man an average of 1,754 miles
travel, aside FROM other short trips.
Their business has been mostly on the
G. I. r. r. Line, and some trips have
taken then 100 miles from home. The
band has been composed of 4 and 5
pieces, and embraces some Of the
best of talent, each member being a
solo performer, and capable of direct
ing or teaching music. Their habits
as gentlemen and fine musical talent.
ranks them an Orchestra superior to
any band we have met with
Island Pond, Feb, 25th
Mr.. Editor. Permit me to say q
few words in reply to our friend Mr..
| Vox, for his fattering remarks which
| be made through your last issue, when
The says that nothing too detestablc
can be said of the actions Of our young
people," during tho entertainment
given by the Charleston Dramatic
Club on the evening OF the 18th inst.
1 am aware that some Of our boys,
apd perhaps few Of our young girls,
din chew gnm in the hall, but what of
it? lam certain it was not done to
injare the feelings Of our Charleston
friends, nor even Mr.. Vox's, for Yer
moDtWs are in the habit Of doing so
even in Church, and / think BIZ Vox
himself has chewcd gum more or less
While STAYING in this town, and per-
haDs wonld have chewed on The even
ing mentioned bad it been offered to
him. We were pleased to have the
Charleston Club come here and play
to rs "rcn nights in a Bar Room
which they played well, and we al.
went home satisfied with the enter
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The following is full text Of the
warrant for Town biccting, as posted
Inv tho SaIoctn,,p.
Town MEETING WARNING.
The inhabitants Of tie town Of
Brighton who are legal voters in Town
Meeting arc hereby notifies! and warn
ed to meet as Cheney'a Hall in said
Brighton on Tuesday the 9th day Of
March A. D., 1873, at 10 O'clock in
the forenoon to transact the following
business, viz:
1st.-ro choose o Moderator te
Govern said meeting
2nd.-To hear reports Of Towr
10 ficnrs for the mast wear and to vote
what action the Town will take uDor
the same,
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