Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-04-18

the popularity Wnlcu THIS company
enjoys. The audience was kept in
continued flow Of hearty and solid
laughter at the humorous phases pre-
sented. Manager Weber in returning
thanks for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him, announced his IN
tentIol of visiting this place at some
future date with an entire new stock
of plays, &c. The company left here
on Monday morning for Berlin, n. H.,
where they remain for the entire week
The Island Pond Juniors gave a
dramatic representation in AssoCia-
ton Hall last Wednesday evening,
which was decided success. Few
entertainments are given so enjoyable
in every particular as was this OF our
young people, and We heartily con-
graduate them on the success they
achieved. There Was large audience
present who mad nothing but good
words and hearty applause for the
young actors. The drama was "Once
on a Time" and below we give the
cast of characters
Jacob Tracy, "a wealthy grocer,j F. W. Morse
Dick bHGe c aaTaS; his clerks, P W. nSiT
Captain Horton, IAN adyenturer,) G. R. Storrs
Julia Tracy, Miss Maggie L Tracy
Nettie, (only bother, Miss Alice G. Robinson
A friendly contest for the cham
pionship of the wash-board came off
in this place last Monday morning.
The Contestants, numbering two, hav-
ing previously discussed their resnect-
i've abilities, decided to settle the al
fair ri ct drmtS. The conditions
were agreed upon, and as a conse-
quencc early risers on Derby street
say 3 A. NJ. might have seen the smoke
rising from the chimneys adjoining
two of the mansions upon that street;
might have seen two pairs of arms
busily engaged in executing a wash
board solo; might have seen the de-
termination manifested upon 'each OF
the fair contestants faces to conquer
or to die" The conquered is desir-
GUS of a new trial, however, alleging
a breach Of the conditions. Winners
time, one hour and fifty minutes, and
no laps.
On Saturday last was tried the case
of G.. E. & Y. w. Clarke VS.. II. Moon
and Geo. Fl. Fitzgerald, trustee. and
Chas. M. Dyer, claimant, before JUS
tice Hobson. The question was up
on the right f the claimant to hold
the funds in the trustees hands, some
SIC. The claimant introduced evil
dence tending to show that defendant,
Moon, who keeps the Village Hotel,
made an arrangement with Fitzgerald
to board his nlill hands at an agreed
price per week, the'pay to go to claim
ant in payment for supplies that Moon
might purchase of him. This was
denied hy Moon, who testified that
the only talk WAS last Fall or early
Winter. and was to the effect that he
(N[oon,) would procure an ordcrffom
Fitzgerald, on Dyer if he could for
balance then due him--that he failed
to get it and finally leo K horse OF
Fitzgerald for the balance due him at
that time AMI 30 .ethertalk was had
ahout the matter between himself and
either Fitzgerald or Dyer. Fitzger
ald's books we've produced and showed
credits to Moon for board ct men
since last May, and charges against
him for lumber, goods. orders paid to
J. Leslie aud Others, a horse, etc, so
that at times he was indebted toHitz-
gerald, but no charge for anything
paid Dyer. Justice FIobson reserved
his decisioa ill Monday, whon lie de-
cided in favor of Messrs. Clarkes, the
plaintiffs. Case goes to County Court.
Storrs for plaintiffs; Mansnr for
claimant.
IEa Ter Day, which occurred last
Sunday, April 10, seemedto be suite
generally observed in this village
through he,reiigious exercises of the
day. un our city exchanges also we
note the rapidly extending observance
of the festival in every part of oui
land. 1t seems to be peculiarly
proper that its lessons of common
faith and a common hope should be
inculcated and impressed among al
Christian people by common OBJ,
servance of the great Feast. BY the
kindness of the choir-master we are
enabled to print the order Of the
: musical part of the services as rem
derea at Christ Church:
MORNING SERVICE.
Easter Carol, Christ is risenl Christ is risen
Arthur Sullivan
Anthem Chris t our Passover. ...Rev. w. II
HaVeIga
Gloria Patri, Gregorian....V 5(Rouen Media
- -Ie. "a 80 t.' ton.
TIE Beum Laudamus, IN F. ...!aeksol
, Subiate Dec, .Gregorian.. IL. . (Rouep Media
ton
Andante Graziosoin Eb: Angels, roll the rocl
away, with chorus al tsb.
Easter Hymn, Thicker Hymnal,) Jesus Chris
is risen to day. -. lar by w. II. Mohi
Gloria TiOi, in G ma or.......
Hymn, Quicker Hymnal,) Christ the LORD /
risen today ............ .......N. b. Warre
OfIertoIy, in G major, Glory, honour, .prais
ard power.. ......................W. H. Mon
Trsagion, Therefore with angels sc. Camidg
: Eucharistic Hymn Bread of the world. DR.. j
S. B.Hodge
Gloria in Excelsis, Chantwise.
Organ voluntary, Allegro ma non troppo.--
!. Be6thove
EVENING SERVICE.
Opening Carol, Come, we faithful. Arthn
Sulliva
Gloria Patri, Gregorian. 5, (Rouen Media
ton
Cantate Domino, sGregorian....V. 2. (Roue
= Mediation
Benedic Anima DIea, Gregorian......-...V.
Easter Anthem, Christ our Passover. Rev j
, S. Is. Hodge