Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-03-05
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favorite pastime just now.
The arrivals at the Stewart House
average about $50 per week.
We regret to learn of the continued
serious and it is feared dangerous ILL
ness of Mr.. VIM. Mason.
An article on "Woman's Rights"
written specially for the HERALD will
appear ia our next issue.
The next regular communication of
Island Pond Lodge, No A, f. 4 a. NJ,
will be held next Monday evening
March 8. Work on the third degree.
Look out for E. II. Fosters adver-
tisement in our next issue. He is about
opening II first class Photographic
Gallery in Island Pond, in the rooms
lately occupied for that purpose by E.
NJ. Fletcher.
HEAVY INCREAsE.-The total receipts
of the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ended FEBRUARY 21st were $780,
O87, as compared with $l73,3j0 for the
corresponding week last year. In
crease, $21,7
Spring is rapidly drawing near, and
no good house keeper can afford to be
without supply of NJ. II. Davis cele-
brated Chinese Polio. Its virtues are
too we'll known to need any recommen-
dation from us. Give it trial.
Mr.. A. 7. Thoits, former employee
of the HERALD Office has our thanks
for specimen copies of the Mirror d Far
nser, paper published at Manchester,
N. IL. We are glad to hear from you
Alvin and wish you abundant pros
perity in your new home.
One day last week while Allie
Palmer was driving two horse team,
the whil1etree got unlocked, striking
the horses on the legs, frightened llem
so that Allie soon lost control of them,
and going over cradle hole he was
thrown out, the sled passing over his
legs, badly cutting them. He is now
doing well.
A rat was seen in Island Pond last
Tuesday evening. This is almost an
unheard of occurrence. 1t was first
seen by Mr.. E. NJ. Dunbar who found
it in his hen house. Mr.. d. gave chase
but was unsuccessful in capturing it.
Charlie Fitzgerald was next to inter-
view it, but that was all, as the rat
was feet footed.
Smoke WIS seen Issuing the other
day from chimney in the grisC mill,
and on going there to investigate the
cause We fou nd Mr. p. Cotfey busily
engaged in painting carriages &c, for
the coming spring. Mr. Gotta is a
good workman, and all in want of
anything in his line will do we'll to
give him cell.
Mr. Il. G. Stevens. Dental urgeon
of Barton Landing is in town, at the
Stewart House. lie leaves this (rhurs-
day. evening, SO all who are in need
Of his services should see him at once.
Mr.. Stevens has reputation, already.
that will insure him good business
here and to those who know him
not, we will simply say that he is
first class dentist, and man that can
be relied on for good work and reason
able charges.
IN the midst of heavy rush of job
work last week we had the misfortune
to break our job press in such man
ner as not to be easily repaired. Some
of the work being needed at once,
necessitated trip to Gorham, n. H.,
in order to utilize the conveniences of
Bro. Twitchell's Office. While there
we were much impressed by the extent
of Improvements, and appare mt bust
ness prosperity of the village. The big
fire OF April last gave our friends there
a severe test, but they have grandly
arose from the ashes. The new build
ings, particularly Noyos Block,
Twitchell's Building and Odd Fellows
Hall, are large, we'll arranged and an
ornament to the place. Bro. Twitchell
of the Mountaineer is nicely located in
his new quarters His rooms are large,
well lighted and commodious. Hislines,
for newspaper man, seem now to
have fallen in pleasant places. We
wish him success. He has our thanks
for assistance rendered us in our late
difficulty. Over the Mouptaipeer office,
we find our friend A. r. Evans, Esq,
pleasantly located in neat and con-
venient office where he attends to the
legal needs of the community. On
the story above, is the New Masonic
Hall. Our brethren Of the craft can
justly feel proud of their neat and
pleasant Lodge Room. 1t reflects
credit upon the order. In the same
building is the Post Office which we
find nicely fitted up with every modern
convenience and kept with a neatness
that is pleasant to see. Across the
way, Stahl Brothers are constantly
busy furnishing to all who need, cloth
ing and fancy goods. Their stock is
large, and their business good. No
one need be in want,-for they sell
"cheap for cash" The Odd Fellows
Hall in their new block, is elegantly
furnished and is one of the finest of