Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-07-25
sGofal md General a(ptes.

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administrators sale advertised in
another column.
A sudden fall in flour was witnessed
on the fiat last Tuesday afternoon it
however soon rose again to its level
with the assistance of Frank Thurston.
Our farmers are now busy at hay
ing-or rather-that is, they would be,
if the weather would permit. The
hay crops bids fair to be good, better
than for many years.
We understand that the Rev. Edward
P. Lee, recently ordained Deacon, has
been assigned to duty in Rutland
County, by the Bishop of the Diocese.
He will be stationed at Castleton and
Hydeville.
The proposed concert by Mrs. Pierce,
and her pupils, is unavoidably post
poned, on account of the illness of some
of the parties interested. 1t is hoped
that later in the season, the concert
may be given. G0rham, NJ H., Mountain
| eer.
We are sorry to hear that E. G. Rob-
inson, Esq, is confined to his house
with severe attack of rheumatism.
The confinement to a man capable of
such business energies as Mr.. Robinson
has proved himself to be, must be worse
than the sickness itself. We hope to
see you speedily recovered, friend Rob
inson.
Notwithstanding the stormy wealth
er, the dance in Temperance Hall, last
Wednesday evening, in aid of the Re
form Club was we'll attended, some
twenty-three couples being in attend
ance. All report most enjoyable
evening, made the more so by the
knowledge that they were assisting a
good cause.
G. B, Jordan, Esq, of the firm of
Ray, Drew s. Jordan, passed through
here, on Saturday last, with his bride,
on their wedding trip to Canada. We
congratulate the fortunate and happy
couple on their pleasant alliance, and
wish them as happy days in all their
lives as the one on which they started
on their new journey,
Emma Manning Huntley, of Boston.
will give a serious, pathetic and comic
] reading in Association Hall, on Monday
evening next, at s o'clock. This lady
comes with the highest of recommends
lions from the press in places where
she has given entertainments. Her
readings are of such nature as to
please all, children included. Admis-
sion IL g. 10 cts.
Our readers attention is directed to
the low excursion rates to Portland,
Old Orchard Beach and return, offered
by the Grand Trunk Railway Com
pany in another column. Old Orchard
Beach is one of the greatest pleasure
resorts of the atlantic coast, and we
anticipate that large number will
avail themselves of the opportunity to
spend few days in this delightful
haunt.
We learn that arrangements have
been made for an excursion of Christ
Church Sunday School, on the after
noon of Thursday of next week, July
81. The children of the school, and all
friends who may wish to accompany
them are to meet at the Guild Room of
the Church at 1880 p. NJ. of that day,
and after little sail on our Lake, by
the Steamer Magic" they are to pass
the remainder of the afternoon and the
early evening in the grove which has
been fitted up for such parties. Should
the day prove stormy the excursion
will be postponed until the Saturday
following.
Our readers attention is directed to
the advertisement in another column
of DR.. Smyth, who is now located at
Newport. DIR. Smyth has established
for himself q world wide reputation for
his marvellous cures and the testimoni-
ais that are published with the adver-
tisement comingas they do from people
as it were in our midst and known to
us all, carry the greater weight with
them. To those afflicted with any OF
the complaints which DIR. Smyth,
makes a speciality of treating, we
earnestly recommend them to place
their case in his hands, and as his stay
in Newport is limited it will be advisa-
BILE for them to do SO promptly if they
wish to experience relief. Try it and
our word for it, you will not regret it,
We are very sorry to learn that our
romantic little "Forest House" is to be
deserted by its genial proprietor. Mr..
Henshaw, we understand, is to leave
here, ere long, being transferred prob
ably to some other department by rea-
son of the G.. T. RY. CO.. disseminating
the business which he has had in
charge. Mr.. Henshaw has been loca-
ted here for about IS years, and has
made more and warmer friends than
probably any other man has been
blest with. He is perfect type of an
enterprising, spirited, honest and hos
pitable man. His going away will dis
continue unnumbered social relations
which had continued SO long as to
make this sudden change most unwel.