Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-11-14

Last week of school.
The new dress goods in the stores
thisseason are described as remarkably
beautiful.
WANTED :-Furs of all kinds for
which the highest market prices (cash,
will be paid. A. H.BoNETT.
Upon request of the Canadian au-
thorities, Postmaster General Key has
issued an order that all publications
stylad Police GGgettes, addressed to the
Dominion of Canada, be considered
unavailable, and treated accordingly
Look after your doors and windows
at night and see that they are properly
secured. Last Friday night a bold
but unsuccessful attempt was made tc
enter the premises of Mr.. j. E. Tracey
also the dwelling house of Mr.. e. M
Dunbar, SO that our readers should
take warning or they may get a like
visitation.
AN INTERESTING RELIC:-A gentle
man in this town was recently the
recipient of a handsome cane, made
from part of the mizenmast of the
"Kearsarge. The handle is IL minia
ture gun mounted on q swivel and is {
piece of the cannon that exploded OF
the same boat during the fight with the
alabama"
GRAND TRUNK RECEIPTS The
receipts for the week ending Nov. Is
were $3.50, 1913, of which freight and liv'
stock brought in $l5G,563, and passen
gers, mails and express freight 1854, 415
The total receips for the same week o
last year were $18G,977, showing an in
crease of $34, 00l in favor of 1879. In
crease for the past eighteen weeks
s2O3,979.
Our readers attention is directed I
the advertisement in another column
of !. Henshaw. All will readily rea
ize the Importance Of the combination
embodied in this Stamp and Ston
extractor which make it unquestior
ably the most practical, efficient an
reliable one ever introduced TO tn
public in its line. A good opportunit
is here offered for investment or spect
lation.
Read the prospectus of the ScientiJ
Amreican in another column. Th
+ paper is far ahead of any publicatio
of its kind in the country, and shout
be in the hands of every mechanic
, The subscription price is $500 p
annum, but we will send the Scteati
7 American and the ESSEX CoUN1
: HERALD postpaid to any address OF
year for the low sum of S4.10. Sen
: in your orders.
Mr.. VIM. Landry, baker, was SCI
ously injured last Saturday abo'
noon, by being thrown from his bref
cart sustaining among other injuri
a broken leg. The horse was bin
and got started down bank, and b
fore Mr.. Landry was able to chez
the animal, it keeled over with Il
. above mentioned result, as well
badly breaking the wagon. Mr.. NJ.
Davis, who witnessed the accide
rendered prompt assistance and HI
the unfortunate man conveyed HON
where DIR. Pottle at once attend
him.
The Roman Catholic Festival al
Fair which was held three days lf
: week closed on Thursday evenin
Since its opening it has been large
F.. attended and the total receiI
d amounted to $351,15. There was
r oyster supper each evening but t
great feature of the whole entertai
i. ment was the drawing of the prii
y which was done last Thursday event
with the following esults:-Fram
,r Photo OF Rev. Father Kerlidou,
+. Rev. Father Couthnell +; Whatn'
Up Mrs. O'Neal; Girls dress, Mrs. d.
Foss Parlor Chair, Leon Dixon
n McIndoes Falls Pipe, Phil. DUN
Silver Watch, Am. Flaherty; Ca
Basket, Maria Maroney Cross, Lee
ard Steady; Framed Photo of r.
= Father Couthnell, Pat. Mcdonald
Berlin Falls; Picture, (The Orpha
IN Dream, VIM. Landry; Writing De
B Mrs. Crane; Silver Mug, Miss Emu
y, Vallee Students Lamp, -Trudea
Tin Safe. Jno. Brown Pair of Vas
Liza Lamb. We must not forget
n decorations of the dining room,
" they were elegant, the whole ro
ne being artistically lighted by Chin
Ianterns. We congratulate the Soci
IS, S. on holding so successful fair, III
Mt especially as the proceeds go iowa