Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-09-12

FOUND :-Bya son of Mr.. F. Sadlier,
bunch of keys. Owner can have
them by applying at this Office.
A happy and prosperous voyage
through life to Robert and his fair bride
is the earnest wish of their many
friends.
Our thanks are due Miss Florence A.
Smith for pail of fine luscious black
berries, by far the best we have seen
this season.
See advertisement of REVOLVING
BOOKCASE in another column. AS we
have invested in one, we shall at some
future date give it a more extended
notice.
Our schools opened last Monday with
the usual average attendance. The pres
ent corps of teachers are well known
to our townspeople and need no other
words of mention.
For SALE:-A New York Singer Sew
ing Machine, nearly new, two drawers
and an extension table. Will be sold
very cheap. Apply or address Mrs.
J. Wyatt, Island Pond, vt.
Mr.. Mason who keeps the Caledon-
ian Spring House, has cat 81 years
old which has this season given birth
to litter of four kittens. The old cat
has not tooth in her head.
We understand that it is contemplate
ed to organize u "Pinafore" company
in this town. From a perusal of the
names selected to form such company,
we are assured of its success. More
anon.
The oyster months have arrived, and
now the bivalves will be taken from
their little beds and put on duty in
private families, beside helping to swell
the met proceeds" at the gatherings
of "the ladies' aid society"
Any one contemplating the purchas-
ing of harnesses of any kind will do
well to call on Mr.. Strong at his rooms
over the HERALD office. He not only
makes the best of harnesses, but does
all kinds of repairing in first class
manner.
Mr.. J. S. Bracket, the enterprising
Secretary, and Mr.. Geo. II. Emerson
the equally industrious Treasurer of
the Coos and Essex Counties Agri-
cultural Society have our thanks for
complimentary tickets for the tenth
annual exhibition of the society, to
be held at Lancaster on the 10, II,
and 18th, of the present month. See
advertisement.
We have been requested by some
who desire to compete for the Silver
Watch to extend the time until all the
crops are gathered in, as the present
time is of more than ordinary value to
them. We cheerfully acquiesce in this
arrangement and will extend the time
as requested till Dec LIST of the present
year. There will positively be no fur
ther extension and all names should
be sent in on or before that day.
The case of State VS.. Henry Malloy,
alias Patrick Kelly was heard before
Justice Hobson on Thursday of last
uaaly r. will la roon1Ioo+oJ H.
there was stolen from Jas. M. Doyle of
this town some harnesses. Soon after
horse was stolen from him said to
belong to E. G. Robinson, and soon aft
er followed the burning of his build
ings. The State introduced evidence
tending to show that the respondent
was discovered travelling with the horse
in Canada. He denies this and says he
never had anything to do with the
horse. Another theory of the defence,
as we understand it, is that Doyle
knows more about the transactions
than has as yet been made public. OF
course we have no opinion about the
merits Of the case, but there seems to
be material enough about it to render
the trial at Guildhall at the County
Term next week quite interesting. The
magistrate ordered the respondent to
furnish bail in tho sum of 5000 for his
appearance at Court, failing to procure
which, he was committed to st. Johns
bury Jail to await his trial.