Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
Speedy Salve Cure Piles.

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The Grand Trunk Railway com
pany invite tenders for the supplying
Of ice. See advertisement.
The officers recently elected in CON-
nection with Island Pond Lodge. No.
44F. & A. NJ, were duly installed last
Monday evening.
! Levi Pinney recently dropped from
his wallet $50 in bills, in the drug store.
1t was soon afer picked up by one OF
the proprietors and restored to Its
rightful owner.
Do not fail to read the 7rdvellsr's
prospectus for 1850. Road it through
and subscribe either for the Weekly or
Semi Weekly, and add one more pleas
ure to the household.
w. II. Adams has now on hand a
large assortment Of choice and fresh
groceries. also fine new season tea, all
of which he will be happy to sell at
just living profits. See his advertise
ment.
The Old Folks dance at Bigelow's
Hall last Friday evening was a largely
attended and brilliant affair, between
so and go couple being present. The
music was firstclass and an enjoyable
time was the result.
MAS ONFc. "A special communication
of Island Pond Lodge, No. "A F. & A.
NJ, will be held at their Lodge room on
Monday evening next, January 10, at
the usual hour. Sojourning brethren
in good standing cordially welcomed.
Work.
The funeral OF Mr.. Clark Morse
took place last Sunday, the remains
being followed to the tomb by a large
concourse of people. At the services
which we're held in the Congregation IL
church, the Pastors of the Congrega-
tional, Episcopal and NJ. e. societies
each took an active part.
Charleston, VT, Jan. 8, 1880.
A CARD:-rhe undersigned, an old
soldier Of the 10th Vermont, without
pension,) would take this opportunity
to tender my sincere thanks to my
many friends, old and new, of Island
Pond, for their generous donation on
January 9th 1889, and may the Lord
bless them all. SAMUEL G. CHAPLIN.
J. NJ. Morse will be Mt tbs Island
Pond House for a short time, and ladies
wishing to purchase sewing machine
of any kind will do we'll to consult
him. have roo machine / will be
glad to show, or will allow any lady
to try in her house. Cleaning ani re-
pairing done. S4tisfa ;tioa guArl ltesl.
j. II. MORSE.
Speedy Relief cures Diphtheria.
We ;knowled ,e re :elpt of the SUI
.Jragist Il weekly newspaper devoted to
promoting the best interests of tho
colored citizens throughout the Union.
it is ably gotten up, and is editeI and
published by j. W. A. Shaw, who it
will be remembered gave an entertain
ment here with the Jubilee singers in
Association Hall, the ro5eel5 being
devoted towards the establishment OF
Il newspaper as above stated. We
; wish the new enterprise the abundant
success that it deserves.
Our attention has been called to the
advantages to be derived from lycoums,
or literary societies for young men. 1t
was also suggested that such d society
if formed, would be of the greatest
advantage to those composing it. We
cneerfuily give publicity to these views
as it is a move in the right direction,
and call upon our young men who
would be interested in the formation
of such a society to meet in the HERALD
Office next Saturday evening, Jan. II,
at7-30, to make such initiatory arrange
: ments as may be deemed advisable.
Last Saturday night deputy sheriff
Bonctt was called upon to quell a dis
turbance at the house OF II Mr.. Lamb.
AS result he took in custody on a
charge OF intoXication and disturbing
the peace, two men named Hugh Nc.
LIughlin and VIM. Powers. They
were brought before Justice Hobson on
Monday, to whom they plead guilty,
and were fined each S. and costs.
They stated they obtained the liquor
from persons travelling through here
from Canada, but the Court had heard
that story so often that he decided
to hold them till they made farther
disclosures. Later in the day they
. eventually told where they obtained
it, and having paid their fines were
allowed to depart poorer, but let us
hope wiser men. They had disclosed
that they purchased the liquor OF
: James OKeeHe Jr., ct his grocery.
: O'Keeffe was on Wednesday brought
, before Justice Hobson, and plead guilty
, to four offences and was fined $40 and
costs, amounting in all to $40. "a.