Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-07

President Hayes has vetoed the Chi
& hese bill. .
Major holden will lecture to the Re-
Form Club this friday evening.
just the thing.-Those meerschaum
3 coated pipes. For sale at Rawson &
Politics, only ten cents.
Preaching in Association Hall, TO-
borrow, Saturday afternoon, by
Presiding Elder Malcolm.
February--and with it winter, ac-
ording to the popular notion--wcat
put we'll, considering the season,
The quarterly service at the M. f.
Church will be held on Sunday next,
iarch sth. Presiding Elder Malcolm
vill officiate,
An apprentice wanted to learn the
rt preventative. Apply at this Office.
good job printer will also find a
s ornament situation at the herald
flee.
The next regular communication of
sland Pond Lodge, 10. 44,F. & AM.
bill be held on Monday evening next.
ojourning brethren ia good standing
re cordially invited
A, r. Campbell, Familiarity known
our people US 'LEx," evidently
eans business Judging from the ap-
# earancc Of h,s we'll stocked store.
ext week through the columns OF
e HERALD, Mr.. Campbell will invite
tention to his large and elegant
ocl of clocks, watches, jewelry sc.
d. all our readers know that for
clLts, four pound parcel of goods
Py be sent to any part OF the United
atcs, and receipt taken from the
rson TO whom the parcel is sent, and
turned to the sender? This is the
est desirable extension of our post
facilities. and one which is greatly
# preciated.
AS TIE forty fifth Congress has adj
rned without making the usual nee
barry appropriations for the legisla-
e e, executive and judicial expenses
the fiscal year ending June 30th
30, the President has issued pro-
nation, convening the 46th Con-
SIS in extra session on the 18th of
present month.
List of letters advertised in Island
nd Post Office, March LIST 1879:
Miss May Perkins; John Buckley +; |
IN Fitzmorice Francis Nonval;
S. Mary o. Ncalls; Thomas Tur-
tie.
II calling for the above, please ask
advertised letters.
Z. M. MANsUR, P. NJ.
torlcE.-All those indebted to the
ersigned Will please call at once |,
settle, as ! Intend leaving town |
rtly, and prefer all settlements to
made to me In person. have OLE |
several watches and pieces of jew
brought here for repairs, SOME of
n being here as long as ten years.
owners will oblige by calling for
N and paying the charges. These
er goods can be obtained of Mr.. |
p. Campbell, J, d. WHITE.
Iarch meeting in Brighton was
attended, and, on the whole,
sed off quietly. The good order
expedition which prevailed was
kely due to thu admirable tapt of
lerator z. NJ. Mansur, The most |
ting subject which came before
voters was in respect to exemp-
from taxation Of the grist mill.
vote stood IS for to as against,
Eating the exemption by one vote.
following officers were elected,
[oderator-Z. M. Mansur.
Jerk and Treasurer-G. S. Robin
Unstable and ColIector-J. A.
bsur.
isters-G, w. Lang, VIM. R.
ebrsoks, Arba Joy.
udltors-C. N. Chevalier, L. c,
inson, A. o. Dechene.
rustees-G. E. Clarke, Levi BIN,
Thomas White.
ence Viewers-G. e. Clarke, Luz
Ladd, Martin Rinell.
Own Grand Jurors-S,A. Haynes,
mas White, D. c. Foss,
|lryeyors of Wood and Lumber
Cheney, Nathan Hobson.
pwn Agent--Z. NJ. Mansur.
emberS CT School Board-A. @.
lie, E. M, Dunbar,
was voted to raise so cents on
dollar for town purposes, so cents
pc dollar for Highway Roads, 70
on the dollar for School pur-