Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-20
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! The largest load of logs drawn this
winter was that of Ed. Barnes, which
measured 23l1 #. Who beats il?
We understand that Mr.. Thos. White
has settled with the Lycoming lnsur-
ance Company for his loss by the late
fire. for a total sum of Sl100 on the
building, furniture, wearing apparel,
etc.
The North Western Grand Trunk
Railroad is now open for traffic. The
first traip of cars direct from Chicago
over this new extension passed through
here last Saturday en- route to Port
land, Me.
The Sherbrooke Gazette, in speaking of
a recent election in Canada, claims a
victory for the party itrepresents by a
majority of So. Can't our friends over
the border put that per capita instead
Of dollars.
Don't forget the Republican Town
Caucus next Saturday evening. It is
desirable that large number be in
attendance, 50 that the best men may
represent US in The coming Convention
to be held at Montpelier next week.
! The social party given by the schol-
ars of our village schools was one of
the largest gatherings ever held in this
place. The music was a valuable ac-
QUESTION to the programme and was
utilized for the social dance which fol-
| lowed.
/ GRAND TRUNK RECEIPTS.-I'ne ,gsIl
receipts for the week ending EeoIu4..,
18th were $174, AL, as asa nsC Slll,1Jl
for the same week in 1879. increase,
1904. The River-du-Loup receipts are
included in 1879, not in 1880 emitting
them, the week increase is 5 IA.
What other preparations fail to do,
Halls Hair Remover surely accom-
! plishes. 1t renews the hair and es-
| pecially restores it's color when gray and
faded. As a dressing it is unsurpassed,
making the hair moist soft and glossy.
The most economical preparation ever
offered, its effects remain long time,
and those who have made trial of it
will never use any other.-AdcertiSer
and Union, Frel}onia, N. Y.
have large stock of ladies and
misses furs, in real seal and imitation :
also mink, astrachan and lynx, gents
real Otter and seal caps; buffalo and
wolf robes, ladies cloaks and ulsters
that | will sell at cost for the next 30
days. Ready made clothing down
again to the very bottom. The new
Davis sewing machine is all that can
be desired. Call and see it.
A. II, RONETT,
The Winter term of the school No. 4,
closed Thursday Feb. u. The follow
ing are the names of those not absent
during the term. Willie Cole, Adrian
Cheney, Grosvenor Chevalier, Dana
Davis, John Haley, Fugena Jock,
James and Steve Maloney, Eddie Noys,
Charles Street, John Vallee, Elmer and
BERTHE Wnitcomb, Nettie Bachant,
Lizzie Flynn, Eva Haley, Persis Hill,
Sadie Fitzpatrick, Katie Pillsbury
Ethel Sadlier, Emma Vallee, Maud
Wilmot.
thank my scholars, most sincerely
for the expressions of love | received
from them, A. l.. DYER, Teacher.
1t having been suggested from va
riousq quarters that the very acceptable
manner in which the Hon, +. II. Lucas
has performed the duties of the office
of County Commissioner for the pas
year entities him to the continued con
iidence OF the people, we take the
liberty TO place his name at the heaC
of our columns for reelection to thai
Office. We desire to avoid being of
ficious in the matter, butthere seeming
to be only one view of the matter
we have complied with various re
quests and with great pleasure have
taken the course indicated.
We publish in another column
the weather record for the past32 year,
as personally ascertained by DR.. Ii. A
; Cutting our State Geologist. it viii
: however be seen by a perusal that tut
article covers q much longer period
and that the present winter is the
, mildest of which we have any record
The learned doctor also predicts tina
the balance of this winter will not b.
marked by unusual storms. Sucl
mildness however is fraught with dan
ger, and it behoQYes us all to act wei
up to the ideas suggested in the closins
part of his able and timely communica
ton.
Mr.. EdjtOr:-I had the pleasure of at
tending the Cantata of Ruth the Moab
itess, given by the young people Of
West Charleston village, under the
leadership of Prof, Bean, at the Con
gregational church, on Friday even
ing, Feb. 10. | have not enjoyed sucl
treat in long time. Each one rem
dered his or her part we'll, which made
the whole a complete success, showing
q large amount of headwork and good
taste. If they should conclude to give
it in Island Pond, (as hope they will,
left no one fail To attend if thaV do