Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-08-21

''"N "lSluS are glad To renew aCuugIut-
nee with him.
Albert Stevens, who has been at work
the machine shop since it's erection.
.oeS to Groveton. y. H., to take charge
II stationary engine.
The Island Ponds 90 to Lancaster to-
lay, Thursday, to play the return game
win the Lancaster nine. Give good
recount of yourselves boys.
\ full attendance OF the members of
Ross Encampmcnt No. I, /. o. O. F. is
earnestly desired at the regular meeting
'cXt Tuesday evening at 40 O'Clock.
One week from next Monday the schol-
lStic summer vacation will have ended,
lnd the work OF study resumed. so saws
Chairman FoIlctt in an advertisement
elsewhere.
number of our people are attending
the campmccting at Lyndonvillc this
week, and some twelve or more from
Bloomfield passed through Island Pond
last Monday en- route for the same place.
The firm OF Sleeper * Akhurst, who
have been doing general repair work, and
manufacturing can making machines,
have discharged most of their help on &C.
count of dull,times in business lust now
The NJ. L. Church here has secured q
new song book for their social meetings
and there will he a song service each Sun
day evening before preaching. All inter
cstcd in lively singing are invited to at
tend
We would again call the attention o
our tax payers to the fact that the tim,
tor paving your town taxes and save tn,
discount will expire the Goth inst. Cal
at the town trcaSurcr'S office and PAY
before it is too late
There VIII be an Epworth League so
clal and literary entertainment at tn,
League Rooms. Thursday evening, Aug
27th, At 100. The subject for the even
ing is Switzerland. \ cordial invitatio,
to attend is extended to all.
Mrs. L. J. Parsons 5 the happy possess
or of an elegant new Bchn;ug piano il
which she is taking great enjoyment
Miss Maggie Dunn is in a similar happ,
frame of mind i'll the possession of a new
EStcy organ. oh yes, we are musjca
people in Island Pond,
The Democrats of Island Pond met pur
suant to a call at the Island Pond Hal
last week Wednesday, evening. the obicc
ofthc meeting being to form club. Attc
a brief discussion the meeting was ad
any report i'll this issue.
Complaint reaches the HERALD tina
certain Young boys are in the habit q
throwing stones at passing teams, OK
posing people to injury from the missile
or perhaps runaway. This isa danger
Gus pastmc boys, and must be stoppct
or the aid of the law viii be invoked
"Forcwarncd is forcarmcd."
David H. Bcattic VS. Alexander Cocll
ran. assignee OF 7. II. Bcattic's estate il
insolvency. An arrangement has bee
made in this case Ivy which decree is t,
be entered at the next September tern
for the Orator. Th@s will he hcppily ter
minated at that term, everybody hopes
one Of the most unfortunate I'D eXper
sive litigatonS that ever burdcncd tn
parties or the State
The September term O, our count
Court convcncs at Guildhall on Tucsda
Sept 10 Judge TAFT viii preside. Th
docket now being printed at the HERAL
Office contains in all 10 cases, the lay
docket 10, of which are State cases, an
the chanccry docket I. From prcsen
appearances the term will not be yer
lengthy, yet the fact that the grand jur
vii, be in session may add to the bushes
of the Court.
Last Saturday afternoon catcher Fla
hcrtv of the Island Pond Base Ball Gu
was accostcd by a young man dcs'rou
Of learning the result of the game Il
Coicbrook on Thursday, and the follow
ng Curt conversation ensucd, the Edlto
and bank cashier Darling ovcrhcarlng il