Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-08
gutal-rtHl C5enrral 9}utes.

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pressure upon our columns.
The fine residence of Mr.. c. d.
Waters has been completed and Mr..
w. moved into it for occupation last
week.
A Good Thing, and millions in il, ;"
Henshaw's new patent stump puller.
We shall notice it at greater length at
future day, when our columns are
less crowded.
The policy holders of the Champlain
Mutual Insurance company will be
Interested i'm a notice published in
another column over the signature of
the secretary of that institution.
The steam yacht Magic" was fully
tested at the time of the Sabbath
School excursion having on board 81
passengers at one trip, and behaved
herself nobly'' was the remark passed.
STATE VS.. DUNN :-r-This. was an &C
ton for assault, tried before Justice
Bonett on Thursday Of last week, the
respondent being adjudged guilty and
fined $1.OO and costs, amounting in all
to $5.47.
Quite large number of our citizens,
also those of the surrounding towns
took advantage of the low fares offered
them by the g. 7. Ry, Co., to visit
Portland and that charming sea side
resort, Old Orchard Beach.
The adjourned meeting of the officers
of the Coos and Essex Agricultural So
ciety will be holden on Saturday next,
Aug, 9th, at the Office of J. G. Craw-
ford, at two o'clock, p. III.
n j, s. BRACKETT, Sec'y,
Again we are called upon to ack-
nowledge our thanks to opr neigh bors
This time it is to Mr., j. W. Beebe, of
East Charleston, for a generous mess
of green peas and new, ripe potatoes
that would take the prize at any fair
of agricultural exhibits,
The st. Johnsbury Caledonian says
that three young ladies from Caledonia
county have been accepted as MISSION
aries under the American. Board, and
are going to their fields of labor soon,
namely, Miss Laura Chamberlin of
Peachan, to Sivas, Turkey, and Misses
Mary and Martha Fitch of Ryegate, to
Ceylon.
The Brighton Gazette, a paper pub
lished at Coney Island, we find a
valuable addition to our exchange list.
1t is bright, newsy journal of pleasure
and fashion, for sea side and summer
resorts, published at the low price of
80 cents for the season. Its typograph-
ical appearance is excellent, and it also
enjoys large amount of advertising
patronage. The selections are COM
piled with great care, Drift Wood"
alone Ell IN week being worth the price
of the paper for the season. We cordi-
ally wish it success.
The White Mountain Echo contained,
last week, an account of the discovery
by the Echo exploring party, of the
finest waterfall thus far known among
the White Mountains, situated on
Cooper Mine Brook, four miles within
q primeval forest on the northern slope
of Kinsman Mountain and northwest
of Mount Cannon. The entire, hight
of the falls is about one hundred and
fifty feet, over eighty Of which is: per-
pendicular descent, being thus greater
by many feet than the celebrated Glen
Ellis falls. The newly found falls re-
semble in remarkable degree beau
tiful lace bridal veil hanging from the
wearer's brow, which peculiar feature
has led the discoveries to name them
the Bridal Veil Falls"
General Wells, commander at the
soldiers reunion, has issued, through
Acknowledgement Fred 4. Smith, two
general orders, the first of which will
be found in another column. The
second is as follows: Gas the object of
this reunion is to bring old comrades
Icbogether, and to foster old associations
and memories, it is urgently requested
that all veterans having badges to
distinguish their war organizations,
should wear them. Headquarters will
be designated by a United States and
Vermont state flag, and each regiment
by flag, with it's number theron.
Companies in every town or adjoining
towns should organize for the march
or trip, and this organization may be
kept up for the purposes of messing,
but when arrived at camp at Mon T.
pelier, all will report to the Adjutant-
General, and be assigned quarters for
their respective original regiments in
the field. In this way every veteran
may meet all his old comrades who
are present" =,
1t was very successful and enjoy
able little affair which we were able to
attend in the Picnic of Christ Church
Sunday School on Thursday afternoon
of last week. The School to the num-
Der of IS children assembled early in
the afternoon at the Guild Room of the
Church and, under the guidance of
the Pastor, proceeded through the VIII
age to the Steamer Magic" which was
waiting to convey the party to Warn
ers Grove. About 20 of the friends of