Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-11-05
sgutal aud General a(utes.

Grandpa Luther r. Sounds funny
don'titH
A. j. Morrill, of West Charleston Of
fers his hetel for sale
During the month of October the
public debt was reduced S7,109,75t GS.
almost everybody is busy picking
up for Winter, aud the fine weather is
also utilized by the farmers.
Tie undersigned would respectfully
tenderhis thanks to early Bird for
two very fine spring chickens
A.
Sleighs are being overhauled just
now and sent to the carriage shops to
be repaired or reprinted as occasion
demands.
A petition was in circulation last
week praying for the repeal of the pres
ent liquor law, and the enactment Of a
local option or stringent license law,
There is no system which affords SO
full and fair an expression of the popu-
lar voice and vote as the township and
county system of Vermont.-S Adams
Messenger,
a The next regular communica-
NY tioE Of Island Pond Lodge, No.
~ A Il. & A. NJ, will be held in
Masonic Hall next Monday evening.
All sojourning brethren in good stand
ing cordially welcomed.
The assessment receipts of the Mutu-
al Insurance Co. are in the hands of
Geo. s. Robinson. All who have not
paid these assessments are requested to
do so at once as they ought to have
been paidin October.
Ger your armimplements under COW
er. Put each in its own special place !;
where needed, paint or varnish the
wood work. A varnish of two-thirds
resin and one-third mutton tallow is
excellent for protecting iron or steel
AHthose who delightin terpsichorean
exercises will read with pleasure the an
nouncement that a social dance will be
held in Clarke's new hall this (Thurs-
day. evening. Bigelow's full band, six
pieces, will supply the music. Forfull
particulars see posters.
Rev. S. w. Chaplin of Guildhall, Off
ciated last Sunday at the Congrega-
tional Church. His discourse in the
morning on the subject of "Per,onalin-
hueu3e" is said by those who were
present to have been both able and in
teresting, and was listened to with
great attention.
Social circles were interested on
Thursday of last week, in the marriage
of Frank Mosher, the agreeable and
Obliging clerk at Clarke Bros, and Miss
Jesse Morrill, of West Charleston. The
newly joined left for Boston soon after
the ceremony amid the hearty congrat-
ulations of large number of friends
and acquaintance.
To buy goods at your wn prices you
should be in attendance at the Auction
Sale on the Reansel johnson place.
Friday, Nov. 5. Farmers especially will
be interested in the sale of hay, sheep,
potatoes corn, oats, farming nipple
ments, harnesses, etc. A good farm.
consisting Of 100 acres will also be sold
at the same time and place, with house
hold furniture and lot of other goods
too numerous TO mention. Sale COM
mences at 10 O clock A. n.
Our enterprising dentist, Mr.. Henry
Craigie has fitted up his Office in the Is
land Pond House in neat and tasty
manner, and can be found there be-
tween the hours of 8 A. NJ, and 5 p. M.
Should anyone desire his services at
any other time he can be found at the
Stewart House, room 80. AS we have
said before, Mr.. g. comes here we'll re-
commended, and we hope that all who
are compelled to procure the services
of a dentist will patronize home talent
and give him a call.
Quite number of our people went
to North Stafford on Thursday of last
week to participate in the Fourth An
nual ball at the Willard house. The
occasion was very enjoyable one as
was to have been expected when Messls
Could & Moses, the genial proprietors,
superintended the whole affair. No
need to say anything about the music
except that it was supplied by Bige-
lows full band, six pieces. Some fifty
couple We're in attendance and all re-
port a rousing good time.
The st. Adams Messenger says: "Silas
| NJ. Waite lies in critical condition at
the county Jail at Newfane, with some
thing like an attack of pleurisy, He
has ii terrible cough, his lungs appear
to be raw, and he has been moved from
his cell to the main room of the Jail.
Mr.. Bowles, the jailor, said the other
day that he thought if he was not
moved from his present quarters he
would not live to meet his friends.