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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

Collector Of taxes-C K Storrs.
Listers-Geo l. clark. \ + Tracy, II
f Fitzgerald
Audiiors-E J Parsons, NJ l. Dyer,
+ G Mosher.
Trustee Of public money! 9 Rob
iuSon.
Fence Viewers Willoughby, G
Gonya. E F Ilobson.
Town grand jurors-Geo II FItz'
gerald, l. 4 Jones.
inspectors OF wood and lumber-N
lIobson, J n Garland, II Cades.
Pound keepers-W Il Rosebrook, w
NJ Currier, 4 II Hall, Geo Currier, Jere
Hancock, and voted THAI their barns
and yards be designated us pounds.
Members OF the school board An
drew, 5 ID nobson.
Road omInissioners-the selectmen.
All suits ut law in which the town is
interested is again left to the care OF ID
5 Storrs.
The town voted to appropriate the
sum OF $50 to the G.. A. K. Post for the
observance OF Memorial Day.
Last, but by no means least, the
rate OF taxation will be Is cents les
than that Of last year, or Sl.3j on the
grand list. divided as follows, zoe for
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
Among our Neighbors.
Bloomfield.

March 4.-Youug Mr.. Cleveland and
his sister, from COlebrook. \, IT,. were
guests Of Mrs. III. Burbank and family
last Sunday.
School closed in district No. ga wee K
ago. Miss Rhymes OF ColuInbin taught
al excellent school. Every one wat
pleased with the proficiency made by
the pupils, and the order and discipline
shown in the school. Miss Rhymes i,
young, but bids fair to equal her sister
Mles Hannah, who has acquired such
II fine reputation AZ u thorough teacher
Rev. A. Gregory and son Bert are
IN Glover this week, their old home.
Mr.. Gregory is attending the Preachers
meetings III session there.
Mrs. It. Fullers school Mt the village
closes this weak, also Miss Dell Bur
bank school. Report neat week Last
Friday the pupils had II spelling school
III which EldIe OSIe and Lottie Mill,
spelled all competitors down, both NJ
last missing the same word.
Asa c. Fuller will flush his term O
school in Stratford Hollow this week.
The prayer meeting at the churcl
last Sunday afternoon was very inter
esting. Quite IL number Of tine young
people stopped. A good meeting il
ALWAYS enjoyable, and the many mak,
| it interesting.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

The Essex County Board IT Educa
ton met ut GuldhaIl on Thursday,
the 27th ult., J. Andrew Ct Island
Pond chairman, and DIR. a. Y, Pottle
Of Canaan, Secretary. Representatives
Of various publishing houses were
present and addressed the Board.
After discussion the following text
books we're adopted
acknowledgements hew series;
mental arithmetic OF same series re
cuIuinc nded.
Pattersons.
ReHders-The Franklin series.
Ilstorj The Barnes series.
Speiler- Normal.
The selection OF Geography books
will be decided upon il. n few days.
Voted, That subcommittee OF
three be- appointed to correspond W it'll
the different publishers fcopy books,
aud to adopt such AS the committee
Elay select Mr.. Andrew was elected
chairman OF this committee, and he
appointed for lis associates Messrs.
Hale and Gregory.
Voted to adopt the Industrial
! system Of Drawing.
Voted to adopt "Civi,s for Young
| Amcricans."
The following resolution was intro
duced by Mfr. J. II. WaIbridg-:-
| Whereas. The best interests OF educa
ton aud the public good require the
constant and regular attendance OF
all our pupils OF school age on the
public schools, therefore, Resolved
That as members OF Essex County
Board We pledge our earnest and
united efforts to secure good attend
nnce and enforce tho law touching
upon this question,
The foregoing resolution WAS unani'
mously adopted.
Voted that the Board recommend
the Story Of Vermont, published b!
ID. Lnthrop & CO., aud Our Worl,
Reader by CHM u Co.
Messrs. Andrew, Walbridga AM
Gregory were constituted IL conmitte,
to purchase books, and the meeting
adjourned without date.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
Annual March Meeting

Not great many OF our citizens
perhaps one'tourth of our legal voters,
assemble! ut the new hall last Tues.
day to exercise their rights in carrying
ont thu fundamental principles OF the
great American political SYSTEM. Mr..
II. L. Randall was chosen Moderator,
and the business was transacted with
commendubls dispatch, aud the pro.
ceedings were quiet and orderly. APP
pended is the result.
Town clerk and treasurer-Geo s
Robinson. Unanimously reelected.
Selerimen-G f Clarke, Ii 4 Ram
dali, C.Fogg.
Overseer OF poor-Nathan llobson.
ConstaJles--1st G ID Ladd; end II
Moon, and voted to give them jurisdic.
ton OF the State and county.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
GILMAN's.

GOODS delivered by mail or CT
press from GILMAN'S free during
the month Of March. Send in your
orders now for whatever you may
want and the price of it at our store
will be Just what it will cost you at
your express office. We pay the
carrying charges, 4 few goods eI-
copied, such as Holland WINDOW
SHADES, mounted OH best springs,
that We sell at csc each.
This week we shall receive some
very fine Twilled IIENRIETrAS
that will be only 75c. All Wool
SUITINGS, SO inches wide at SIC.
You can order HAMBURGS, at
loo, l5c, zoe, Csc and up.
NIGHT ROBES at soc, o9c, IS,
SOC, Al, tl.l9, sl.97, $50, 81.
CORSET COVERS, 20, 30, 81,
50, rs. SKIRTS, IS, 81, 1875, $50,
LIS, 200, $50. DRAWERS IS,
so, SO, rs, 81. JERSEY VESTS
at soc, spleudid value. CORSETS,
Balls Kobo 81. DIR. Wsrner.,
Coralne, and Flexible, Hip 81. DR..
Warmers Health, tl.25. Good Cor.
sets so and 75c. HOSIERY, Fast
Black, csc, sic, SO. GLOVES,
Foster Lacing 81. Black and Colors.
as good as any Glove yon can buy,
for tl.25. LADIES SHOES, Don
COLA Kid Button, G d and K width,
made by Hough il Ford at $3.50 to
order. Every pair warranted.
Remember we pay the carrying
charges.
GILMAN'S, NEWPORT, VIZ.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

Wake up Citizens of Island Pond
A meeting of delegates FROM Del
Line, Stanstead, Holland aud other
towns met al Norton Mills last week
Wednesday for the purpose OF booming
u railroad to connect the Pdssunp>ir
K. Il. and Upper Coos r. r., to run
through the above mentioned towns
Wake up. This railroad should come
here. Let every citizen Of Island Pond
put his shoulder to the wheel and
bring it here. 1t should come here he
cause The line has already been sur
veyed and pronounced the most feast
BILE route; Il people OF this town viii
subscribe to its stock We can give tn,
Road more business than any Of the
above mentioned towns; finally il
would forever settle the permanent
prosperity Of the town. We repeat
WAKE UP CIrIEKNS!
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

Hardly bit Of sunshine l,vt week /;
clouds. frequent rains. fogs and long
thaw, AMI orcariOnallj good run Of
sap.
The sick are improving.
Benjamin Isham, an old resident OF
this town, died at Concord week before
last after a lingering illness.
Ii is said Mr.. Alvin Isham ofVletory
has brought his stepmother home TO
care for her in her old age. As she is
SO years old, and needy, we think il il
meritorious act.
Miss Kate Carpenter came home from
st. Johnsbury last Saturday.
The town auditors met at the town
clerks Office February % aud March /.
Only part Of the town Officer came
TO settle aud only u partial statement
OF the town finances can be given.
The Treasurer has received Sl244.57
and paid out Sll92 80, making a bal.
ance OF S52.l5 to meet outstanding
bills there is also about s270 uncol.
Looted in collectors hands. The whole
amount expended by the overreer OF
the poor, including personal account
for services, is $260.5j.
The following from the st. Johns.
bury Repu blican will bs OF interest to
the readers OF the HRRALD:-
George 8. Appleton OF Helena, Mon.
tana. made "A short visit to his old home
aid friends in Victory recently. Ills
trip from his Montana home will oc'
cupy about two months. Coming. he
visited all the principal cities on one
railroad and he returns by another
route. lie carries n camera, taking
photos Of any and all buildings which
will add to his architectural knowledge
and with the drafts lie makes will
enable him to reproduce anything he
sees, in his home work. Within the
past three years lie has designed and
built about l7j DWELLING. no two just
alike, which have sold at al averag'
Of $1,000 each. His work is in inoreas
ing demand. lie buys his nails by the
CARLOAD and whole trains are loaded
with lumber for his use. lie employs
about $50 workmen and his expenses
average 1900 per day. Speaking OF
the big hotel, mention OF which was
made in The Republican several week,
since, and which was wholly under hii
charge, he said: "On one building out
there we squandered four hundred
and thrty-seven thousand dollars" "
Would tine aud space. permit much
more could be said OF interest to hi
old friends Of thl. growing architect
and rs he began with only his hands
aud is now only q years old. We may
expect TO hear FROM him again in tn.
future.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
North Concord.

March 4.-tIoOd morning.
MDi- ice, aud hard weather for log.
EinE.
Que old black crow has made his
appearance with only one tail feather.
Arthur Taylor has sold the house
and garden. where Mr.. Quimby now
lives. to Il. +. Currier; price 500.
Messrs. Hayes, Goddard & Co. have
moved from the Spencer house into
one Of Il. G. Hastings tenements near
the station.
NJ. =. Ilovey has rentel his farm to
Fr,d Miles for uns year. Mr.. Ilovey
will move to 81. Joliusbury in the
spring to flash building his house
there.
\. Searlcs has opened blacksmith
shop at this place aud is prepare to
do all kinds OF hllcksmithing in a
workmanike manner and at reason
able prices. Give him call.
Alex Mcqueen has been getting out
timber this winter preparatory to put
ting on M addition to his barn thl
spring.
e. G. Follanshy's dressing mill i
shut down for short time for want q
lumber. bur business is booming ut thu
mills OF G. II. Dudley aud II. G. Hast
ings.
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

Mr.. Joseph Ladd died Feb. - after
Il long illness, aged 90 wears and one
month to Il day. Ills continued i'll
health had MADE him n constant care
to his son, NJ. &. d. Ladd and family.
with whom he was living and from
whom he received the utmost atten.
ton possible. He was born in New
Hampshire, moved from that State TO
Cabot, Vt, and from there he moved
to Pracham; 3j years ago next June
he moved to Island Pond which has
ever since been his home. The de.
ceased was Il man Of uncomuon in.
teilig-nce and Of spotlesS character.
Three sons survive him. Luther. Clark
and Charles, and one daughter, Mrs.
Cotes OF Grand Crossing, Ill. The
funeral servi es were held on Sutur-
day ut the home OF &. ID. Ludd, con,
Quoted by Rev. j. y. Walker, assisted
by Rev. A. l.. Cooper.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

a very pleasing condition Of affairs
Ia connection with the schools of the
village exists in the fact that the schul.
AIRS are looking forward with pleasure
tograduation. While this. i'll itself is not
the only thing to be aimed ut; yet it
forms an objective point which each
may strive to reach. We hope to see
graduation day made SO pleasant and
succe, stul that it may form n perma.
nent goal towards which every student
will use their utmost endeavor TO reach
with honoIs.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

st. Patrick's Day in Island Pond.
The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
have completed arrangements for an
enthusiastic celebration OF st. PatrIrk's
Day March ~ in Island Pond, and
! ths following programme has teen
decided upon; The Society will aS.
senlble in the Island Pond Hall Mt
Ga. III. and march to the Churct., After
| Divine Service, the Society, headed by
the band, viii march through the
principal streets. In tile afternoon
| there will be an open mir concert by
the band. But the event OF the day
| will be the literary and musical enter
tninment in the new hall, which will
CONSIST of an GRAFTON 10y Porter II. Dale
Of Boston, honorary member OF the
society, and concert by the celebrated
Harmonic Band Of Sherbrooke. L. y
founder the objection Of Fred te" Linden
formerly bundina>ter Of the u. 5. Mill
tary Academy Of West Point, n. Y.
and late solUist OF (ilmores 22nd Reg
Band, New York; including the iol
lowing specialists, A. Tanner, corne
and either L. GItien, cornet; ID
hopkins, baritone Fred ter Linden
saxophone; together with the ful
band OF 30 musicians in Il programme
Of grand old Irish national melodies
The following noted vocalIsts hrv
been engaged for this occasion Mis-
Eta White, Mrs. Thos. Brown, Mis-
Lizzie Campbell, and Mr.. ". Z. Stew
ems, all Of Island Pond, Mrs. Jane
Judge Of GorhAm, N. H., and Mr.. +
lIoullahan, SherbrVoke. This concer
will, without doubt, he ono OF the bes
ever given in Island Pond. The q. i
r Go. with its usual liberulity la
granted half fares between GUrhaD
and Richmond, and will also start
train with passenger car attaches
from Richmond on the iaorning Of til
iJ7th, which will arrive here about
o'clock.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

The school work Of the term just
closed has been somewhat broken ow'
ing to sickness. both OF scholars and
teachers; yet, on the whole, the work
in the various departments has been
quite satisfactory and good progress
has been made. The scholars in gen.
eral manifested much interest, and
there was An evident determination to
proceed with the work of the course.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
Norton.

March, 4.-The following Officers were
chosen for the ensuing year:
Moderutor-M 4 Nelson.
Town clerk aud treaS.--A Mclean.
Selectuen-W Il Nelson, J L Os.
good, W II Bishop.
Constables-lst K p Doyle, End + II
Osgood.
Listers-M + Nelson, John Boutin
X N Woodland.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

1t affords us much pleasure to st ate
that the young lad Eaton is rapidly
recovering from the severe surgical
operation he recently underwent at
the Montreal hospital, and is as cheer.
ful and contented as he could possibly
be under the circumstances.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
BUFFERS & WTLMoT.

As will be seen by report elsewhere
the County Board Of Education has Sc
ected the text books for use in the
county for the next five years. Judg-
ing from the constitution OF the board
which embraces some Of our best citi-
zeus, We opine the selection made is II
good one.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
East Charleston.

March 4'-Oron Cate and wife oil
Danville, Vt, were in town last week
Bert Gallopp and his sister May
have gone to Springfield, Mass.
Miss Carrie Gallopp OF Newport has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Cush,
man.
Miss Nellie Wolcott is home on hel
vacation.
Look out for the District School,
soon TO be gwen 10y the Ladies All.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
Country Merchants

Butchers, Pedlers, Pro-
duce Dealers, Tinmen,
Marketmen and trad
ers generally will often
find the collecting of
Calf Skins a profitable
addition to their other
business.
I desire to ar: ynge
with some good man or
firm in every village in
the United States and
Canadas to take in and
ship to me the Calf
Skins taken off in their
vicinity.
Cash furnished on sat
isfactory guaranty.
For particulars adj
dress, mentioning this
paper,
CARROLL S, PAGE,
Hyde Park, vt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
Lunenburgh.

March AIR. +. D. Chandler, Of
Rockford, Ill, spent a few days with
friends here recently. lie always has
most hearty welcome from his Lunen.
burgh friends, VINO are glad TO know
OF his success.
Mr.. George Frsnch OF Portland was
in town over rhe Sabbath, being on a
visit 10 the ahNily OF his uncle, #. n.
Wright.
Mrs. s. h. Powers IL still reported as
being very sick. We trust her disease
may be stayed and that ~ speedy re.
covery may follow.
The property Of u. ID. Bowker, in.
solvent, was appraised last week by
Mesrrs Pitcher and RAnney OF 81.
Johnsbury. aud Messrs. J. n. Dodge,
James Phelps, aud II. V. b. Vance OF
this town. 1t is probable that some
DISPOSE ton OF the goods will soon he
made by the Assignee.
The case OF DR.. Newell VS.. Rogers ct
Joshus Silsby Trustee was heard by
Justice Powers on Friday last at the
Heights liouse.
Miss Eta NJ, Cheney was married to
Mr. Eldin Pierce OF lancaster, at the
residence u her mother last Saturday
evening. Rsv. Mr.. lockwood per
formed the pleasing CEREMONY The
brides many friends extend TO them a
happy greeting, and express Il wish for
their Happiness and future prosperity.
The lurabermen have nearly all
returned from the woods, hot thinking
there can bs enough snow TO make
logging profitable. This has been a
hard winter for this section.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

Supervisor WllbrId,,e requests Us to
state that there will be II public ex.
certificates for E-eer County ut Boom
field, Tuesday, March IL. Island Pond
Thursday, March 20, at the IIigh
School Building, and LunenburHh
saturday, March %. Applicants are
requested to appear at 8 0 clock Il. III.
each day.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07

The favorable reports relative 10 the
condition oi Rev. T.. J. koOus still
continue and it is now expected that
the Rev. gentleman will return TO
Island Pond ia season to conduct
services on Palm Sunday, March 30.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
No. Stratford. N. n.

March 4.-Miss Maude Chandler re
turned TO her home in Lancaster, after
two weeks visit with her friends.
Miss Rena Cummings OF Colobrook
has been visiting Miss Katie Norcott.
Mrs Daisy lloyt Of Boston gave one
OF her pleasing entertainments at the
Baptist church, Feb. 26. She was as.
sisted by Mrs. A. ID. Norcott and Mr..
J. +. Blanchard who sang several Sc
lectionb.
Miss Minnie Mills OF Sherbrooke IL
spending few weeks with Miss Min ME
Twohey and other friends.
Mr.. L. Pierce and bride passed
through this place on their way &c
Eatons Siding, They ARE to boari AT
Mr.. Reaohes. We wish the happy
couple long life aud prosperity.
! For an ,hurn fan nr ynuph hands
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
CRANKY.

March Mrs. s. W. Duren went to
JohnSbury and Burlington last week
visiting friends on her way to RIch.
mond, whore she inten.ls staying two
or three months with Rev. and Mrs.
Austin IlaZeu.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-07
gDfal aud 0enftal aOtes.

The Epworth League entertainment
last week was a great success, aud wei /
worthy Of place in the history Of the
Church.