Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-05

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The Turkey Shoot under the
management of Mr.. Walter Buck was
well attended, and all parties, success
full or not, went away satisfied.
Mr.. Geo. Foster informs us that it is
contemplated to have a series of dane
ing assemblies the coming winter, the
first of which will he held next Mon
day evening, Dec. 6, at Bigelow's Hall.
GRAND TRUNK RECETPTs.-The to-
tai receipts for the week ending Nov.
22nd were S199,O4j as against S16j, 1861
for the same week in 1878. Increase.
$13,3S4, Increase for the past 81 weeks,
1912 ,OG1.- Miles open, ,271 "a,
A beautiful and useful gift is IL Stan
dard Diary. You will show your good
Judgment by calling at Rawson g.
Politics. and securing one, while an
assortment is left, for the ensuing year.
Their display of diaries is very fine,
the prices are low, and the quality of
stock used in manufacturing is A. /.
We gladly welcome to our exchange
list the st, Johnsbury Ladee, the first
number of which greeted us last week,
presenting very creditable appear
ance both in makeup and in its selec-
tons. We extend congratulations and
cordially wish our new confrere album
dant success.
Mr.. Jos. Palmer, who has been long
and favorably known here in connec-
ton with the Grand Trunk Railway
has taken his departure for Island
Pond where, we believe, he purposes
taking charge of some branch of his
fathers business. He and his good
wife leave a host of admiring friends
here who, while they regret their de-
parture, hope that prosperity will at
tend them in their new home.-Csati.
GOES OJ5eycer.
A peep into Rawson & Pottle's will
convince the most slleptical that the
holidays are fast approaching and
that they are preparing for them by
laying in superb stock of beautiful
goods suitable for the season. Last
year they had a magnificent assert
ment but this year far exceeds it. TO
enumerate all the good things, space
is not at our disposal, but we would
advise all to call and see for them
selves. We however must mention a
handsome doll that is attracting a
great deal of attention, the dressing
part especially. Their advertisement
will appear next week. Look out for
| it.
School No. 5, OF this village, taught
by Miss Mary ~ Mansur, closed Nov.
IA. Whole attendance duing the term,
80. Average daily attendance, so.
! Those having no marks against their
names are Blanche Chesney, Grace
Chesney, Walter Chesney, Spencer
Chesney, Willie Davis, Fred Davis,
Harry Davis, Harry KimbalI, BERTHE
Kimball,o Hannah Woodbury., Allie
Woodbury., Della Cole, Nettie Laid,
Ruth Hunter and Willie Currier.
Those who were marked highest in rec
itations are Willie Davis, Harry Ladd,
4 bert Ducharme, Blanche Chesney
Ellen Devoe, Jennie Willoughby, Anna
Willoughbv, Maggie Willoughby
Walker Woodbury., Della Cole and
Grace Chesney.
Judgments have been rendered in
the following causes, heard at the
general term of the supreme court fol
Essex County -
John ONeill 0s. NJ. D. f. Blodgett
Judgment for defendant reversed anC
cause remanded. Grandey, Skinner
Walker u Co. %. George II. Fitz
gerald Judgment Of county cour
reversed and Judgment for defendant
for the return of the property, 81 dam
ages and costs. Isaac r. Houston %
Luther Russell, Jr; judgment reversed
and cause remanded. State Us. II. G
Woodward, two cases demurrer sus
tanned and indictment adjudged in
sufficient, and quashed. LOOMS Well
Is. J. a. Mansur judgment reversed
and Judgment for defendant to recove
cost. James II. Curtis, administrator
U5. James b. Brown and j. Benton
, appeal by defendants; decree of cour
, of chancery u firmed and cause remain
ded. j. A. Prouty os. J. c.. Stimpsol
ct al ; judgment for plaintiff affirmed
Burnham Hunt, APPELLANT 0s. l.. a
Tillotson judgment for plaintiff al
frmed. Joseph Rothschild %. G.. p
Fisher, APPELLANT judgment for plain
tiff affirmed. F. W. Baldwin, assigne
%. James Boswell judgmentfor plain
, tiff affirmed.
A SLIPPERY CUSTOMER Our reader
will doubtless remember the case 0
Henry Milloy, who was arrested som
time ago by A. Ii. Bonett after lon;
and exciting chase, on the charge {
horse stealing. Milloy was arraigne
| before Justice Hobson, and being ad
judged probably guilty was, (failin
! to procure sufficient bail,) sent to 81
: Johnsbury Jail. From the latter inst
/. tuition he managed to escape. Officer
: over the State were notified and a plaI
1 of operations for his capture agree