Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-26
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Vermont Registers for 1880 just re-
ceive1 at Ra Vson & Politics..
Last Sunday morning disagreeable
cold sap visitel u tal lL359l till
Monday afternoon, the thermometer
registering DIS low as 20 degrees below.
zero.
4. II. Bonett's new advertisement
will appear in our next issue. In the
meantime he cordially invites all to
examine his new and large stock Of
goods.
A. r. Campbell hasa line of jewellery
goods that are not surpassed in
Northern Vermont. A glance at his
elegant show cases will confirm this.
Some of the articles Offered are of very
rare patterns and are sold at remark.
ably low prices.
For the p lrpos3 of taking the Census
next June the New En- lanl States
have been divided up iuto 10 Super
visor districts, as follows. Vermont.
New Hampshire and Rhode Island,
one each Connecticut, and Maine.
two ca 81 and NJ .ssl;lu5etts three.
Posters IRE 1t an 1Nu icing a Grand
Christmas Asse ,nbly at Bigelsws Hall
on Friday evening, Dec. 26. BiseloH
full blnl have b4eL engage | for the
occasion an the lnlgement III
leave nothing undone to secure a
most joyous and happy Christmas
dance.
A hearin W rs had on Tuesday and
Welnesd W of this week at the Stewart
House before special master II. c.
Belden Esq, of St. Johnsbury, in the
matter of Moses Fuller, %. Bartlett,
Human & Stewart. The case has been
further adjourned till the cath day of
February, 1889.
Rtwson & Pottla's ass ortuent of
holiday novelties is still very fine and
purchasers will finl a great variety of
useful AMI ora Imental goods there
Thsirsteek of lOlid W books, embra sing
every department of literature is very
choi .e AMI they are oiferel at extraor-
binary low prices.
The Christmas Eve service at Christ
ehursh is to be repe ltel on Sunday
evening next, the entire music being
the singing of Christmas Carols by the
Sunday School. The music of the
Sunday morning service will be the
repetition of that at the morning SER
vice on Christmas Day.
The sociable under the auspices Of
the Ladies Benevolent society held
last Thursday evening was quite an
enjoyable affair, and Il large number
were present. The Art Gallery was a
success and well worth the price of
admittance. The evening pa ,sed
pleasantly with the aid of spelling
match and various amusing games.
The higher department of our viii
ldge schools opens with IS scholars,
the largest number for several terms.
The attendance is extra good, while
the department in the school room an
attention to study are noticeable
features of the school. The great nee d
felt is more time for the developing
and enlarging the reasoning faculties
of the scholars. The schoolroom
should be re garded as workshop and
each parent should consider himself
as an inspector of the work done. The
teacher cordially invites all to come in
and witness the working of the school,
thus by your presence and interest
encoura ;e and Emulate the scholars
to greater efforts.
The STEWART UsE.--This ex-
tensive and commodious hotel is now
nearly ready to be opened to the
public. 1t is not only an ornament to
The village, but is being fitted up with
all modern improvements. Its heating
Apparatus works most successfully, i'm
Pal ting con Portable atmosphere to
every part of the establishn ent. 1t is
supplied in all IT'S apartments with
water from the village aque1uct and
lids fair to be supplied with every
comfort an1 convenience known to
hotel life. 1t is furnished with furni
lure, new and convenient. Its c4idae
department is managed by a profes-
sional well skilled in those matters aud
whose catering we hear spoken OF in
the highest terms. All of which will
be supple to the hungry AMI weary
Traveller by our frienl Fitzgerald who
bids fair to exercise quick appre ia
ton of the wants of those who may
avail themselves of its comforts.