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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13
Gurop6iid)e &abelbertf)te.
9lnardllIt uuo Saffenoieb.


Sarce elona, IL. 9tou.-Ser fransotz
Idle An0rdllit dragon, melfer inter oem
SerDadt. nit bem 2puamltperbreden I'm
y2iceozSbeater" in Ssrbinpun9 su itebeu,
nod III Der gtaft Der 3pnam:tsrploiion per-
batter uuroe, iit, pie I'D berausfeut, Elm
SreuuO beS me9eu oes puamltattentats
geqeu ben General. @apitau 0tartiUes De
@ampos erldoiieneu Iuardifen Eallas.
ycl Der uumittelbar nad) ielner SerAaituu9
uoraeuommeuen Sucd)iutuu9 lelEel 9Sob'
uuug muroen Hholagrapb,e'n Der &hicagoer
p0iartprer." Inard)lisn uuo sablreldJe auar.
djlltildDe 9rudladsu geiuuDen, peSglelGen
cine 9lnsahl S6'rlftltide, aus oerem Juhalt
Sie Yollsei ldIlleBt, baB Die SOmbenmerier
nit ellIer 9iebsbaube Ill YerbinpuHg fan.
ben, melt)e Die @ele9eubeit benuete, bel Der
Iludt Der Sbenterbeiufer aus bem r2lceo"
bieie I'M ihre Gelob0r.u, S9mudlnteu,
llbren nno loHlti9e Solibartelteu su crleidl=
Tern. Sies NJ III oer Sbat plelTa1 9eldle'
ben.
Die Gum ohner BON Barcelona inn pon
eem Ginbrud, fpeld)eu Die Sataitropbe IN
yglceo heater" blnterIaHcu bat, uod) iuie
betdIbt. Sic Sbeater uuO oEltigeu Ser.
griisuugs. uno Grboluu9s acknowledgements
iino per0oet. 9ttemauo maat es, ite su be.
lud)eu, ba man elue 9SieoerboIung Der im
p2iceo.Sbeater" ueriibteu Greuelihateu Der
usrs,risten anardlten uuO Gauber befiird)<
tet.
nus Gantanosr.
GautanOer, IL. ousmber.-geifern
unO heute murbeu iuleb.r sablreidle 2sideu
BON Spiern Der uerbdnsulBuoaen 2guamlt=
Grpl0liou ain Stranbe aufJefld)t, meld)e
jegt uou rer Gee auseewerieu purbeu.
lluter ben Seldlen. meldJe beute geiuHoeu
lpurOeu. beiincet it'd aud oieleuigs oss 81.
ri gouuerueurs, u. SaStau, meld,e man irr.
tblmlider 9Seiie ihon Dor eiuiseu Saseu
getuuoeu su habeu slaubte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13

Gbicaso, y. gtOuember. - 9luf Dem
5rieoboie su g8alObeim fano beute gtadmt-
tag oil oen @rdbsrn Der Anarhliteu SpleB,
NarOns, 2ingg, Gngel NIB 5iider zine Sc
oattuiBieler ratt. Die Sbsiluebnlenbeu,
ewa elr SauieuO Wlduuer, Sruuen uuo
3iuper, maritrteu inl Gegen naf benz
Sabuboie, no ELL Spestaius fertig itaup,
um iie nad 24alobelm 81 br;n9eu. Die
tiirSltdl pom 9ouuerueur 4ltselD parOonuir.
tex ANacdliieu DtidIael SdImab, Samuel
Sielocu unb SSfar gtee5e ipObuteu Der Seier
bel. 9tesbe fuugtrte ais Otaridau. Gn
oer Spiee bes 3uges marldirten lefs junae
Maoheu, iiiui oapOu III roth.u ale;peru NIT
itwarseu Sd}drpeu, aui lpelden Die 9tamen
Der iiiEi ubengeuauuteu Widnner ein9eitdt
mareu. 9as iedSte in Sdmur; getleioete
MGbten trug elne SABINE, aui meld)er Die
gSorle ptsiu Sott, feiu 6err, fciu Sfaue"
in b0hullid)er Spgat)e Su lslen waren. Siel.
ben uno S6wab bIelten uuf benz 6rlebbOie
Heheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13
SrGge 0eber.

r 5efannt burb foIsenbe gisenihaiten
l. ,in 9tfubI Der Muoi9teit uuo Sdmeraex
in ben Gliebern;
2. ri,deub,u Gtbem, ifl,hten 9si6mof im
Uluao, uuo 6eI.stt 3uHse;
8. Beriiopfuns nit seleseHtliheH GHfdlen
BON Diarrboe;
4. aopfItmerS,n in Der Stirns.seno, Rau'
lea, Sd,pinotl uno gelbiuht Der 9aut;
8. Goobrennen; BerIuft bes appetits;
g. ausoebnun9 oes wtaacns uIo Der Ginss
ireloc ourh SIdhuH9cI;
z. Rieberaeoriittb.it, Dfclan6olie, iSauI5sh
uno cine Gsi3uHa, g1es auijuihi.ben.
Gin naturlider 6lub Don Sale Don Der e.'
Der III sur geiuHbbeIt notbrue1bis. Hszn
hi,i,r perblnbert 1T, entlteben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13

Ser 17.iahrise Sobu Des grsslauer aaufE
MAINS @olbiteiu uno Der 19.idhrige Cont
rao 8obu, murbeu toot in bem iSlmmer oes
iuugeu @olpifeiu uorgefuubeU. 8eioe ipas
rem ourd] Strphniu pergiftet. Sb St!bIt-
Wfotlp bes Gritsrsn ieiu tOHue, 1T nit]t Isit'
geifeat.
Ser Erius.Ieaeut bon Sa9ern bat ieinen
Sobn, ben Yrinse:' 2eepolb, gum Seneral=
Snlpcttor Der baperiidlen Irmee eraaEnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13
sseld,es Medlt haben sie,

mad Der oberea Stabt 81 esben uno natb theuer.H
Sodcu ausSuihaueH uHo oann ibre 2aitcH nab REM
Iebten Sent Su burduten, nm oaiiir Su beiaben,
ueHu Sie SIR eelo bchGlteE foanen uno babel Ir9eRo
cine sIrt ron 9iodeH, Die Sbnen sefdlt (du6tr Der
idleteH ert, ueldle nibt GnritbreH) Don uHerm
groBartigen prddltIsen Eager an5mdhen toHneu =
uHo bcsaDleH cine Qerir8e SumHc oarant uno EN-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13
9Seld,cS StG)t Babem sic,

ncle in Der oberen Staot iinb SIR Gelo in tbeursH
9oarSabluEgs GeidditcH GusSu9ebtH, peHn Sle
groBen IIo feEeH Eager pon RoteH, mle Sle Is
lemtaIS III jbrcm gGnSeH &ebeH seebeH huben, ans
mdbIeH foHHtH, uHo babel ourTcH Sle belnabe ols
Set beItimucn, petcr SIc Den EreiS, ben MIR dls
25 bis Su 40 Tro;eHt neorlAcr ais in lr9eEo elHem
aHoercu Geirdte hieiigsr Staot 9GrdntIren, be5abz
len ipoleH in Der obtreH ooer uHtereH Staot ooer
irlPnnmo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13
6aucnletOen,

fu,Idhe, fpenn pernabldifist, 81 ernffen araHS
b,itsn fibren. SiMmous SebeTzRe1ulatet
Ibt ein.n pobltbdtiseu SinfIus aui oil, Sal'
IenI,io.u aus. gr siebt Der Seber bic arbeis
tenoe 9rait, reeuIirt bic abioHoeruns ber
Gau. uno otriest Die 8ereauunssoraaue IN
ben 3uiiGHb, in rptlhtm iie ibrt SunttioH.n
r.aeInldsis ausiiben. glah @ebrdub biti.r
Neoi,in fuiro gfiemano iag.u foHH.H: ~ih
bin galeIIeIoeno.-
SD babr on b,itistm 9rd6.u Der 9e6er
oeIitten uHo uahm ! ) bis 20 Grains pom
Salonel, p.ldtts mid seipobnlidh auf bis 4
4aae ms Sett mari. SiirBIit nahm I'D
Gimmons' 9.bers 8esEotor, peldber mir 10
piel erieiGttruns perihoffte, bag i'd uns.s
fort mcln.m Strufe iolscH fonnte.. - ).
SusG NiseIeport, Ohio. l6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13
John G.. Tri6(e.

Gs ei6t GjIace=SaHoitlube uuo G3aces9anolhu9e.
Seoe fSrau ODER Dtaaa piro meEn bic oaHolhn9e &C.
traacn poroen iirb, ben llEteriheo pier vie rlele
uiiien ibE init G5elui6beit iuuor! SH Trausn=9aroe=
robe taRn bic iorgloe ooer ureedidte 9auIerin nfS
eenos leirtcr IehI aeben, als bel 9ldcezN1Holtnpe
g9ir gehen Sun iSatranteH uno heSahleH hnl leineR
8reiS iur Die in Intrer Sinie semadlten SGHolhupe-
bic beiten, Die berseiteut iueroen fcnnen aus
eripabttce 2aacr, aueerwahIte Mrbctt. Sr9eEo
peIhe bieier Sanol6nbe iuerben Shnen an per Sane
onaepaEt nm aeaen ytidtpGiien uno fald,eH Sulbntt
al iidern, iooa6 eiu perietter Sanoidu9 9ardHtlrt
n.ro; er piro aut uHcntseItih reparirt- 2s95rsno
Die 3eiten iehr fidu eeiueien, bat r1 inner Slacez
SanoitubzQbIa bieen Ser6f s.teisert. Der G5runo
Iieat i'm aucn Baien uuo sutcn Srasen uElerer Sano=
ihube. gette gSodle iHo uIehrmals Seute ans anpeS
ren ydosH III uHS eetoulmeE. itd1 paileHoe S1noz
ihube dnyrobirer Su iGieE, rddoem aHoeren Der er=
iud nidjt se9Iudt mar. Gincn SaoeH on SerlnatoH=
Stra6e baben mir beoubers i'm 2u9e; bort iuuroeH
pier Baar @ace=Sanoituhe uuaepaBt; oieelbeH tlae%
ten entlpcber ober uolten ourhaus nldt palen Damn
fam Die Eerlon S ms, o bds erte Plar, pa5 ite bel
ms auSog. pGBte lpic aHaegoieH
eSobu 6. Srible,
(o71O 9tr. 81, @ejtzScriuatpu=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13
Gs ftarb
e,ar 6ri,,,,cyuta an oic ylitor ord1ijtett.

Sporcr, eeliebtc G5attn Don Sarl Sporer. i'm 45.
SebeHsabre. Sie Seeroi9un9 wiro ipater anssieisr.
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Sparen Sic SIT @efo,
TEo faufen Sic
cSbre 9t0fe a,ti Credit
in
ped1t's surerldifigen Saoet,
gtr. $40 uno sci, Sao zSroaolpaD.
So, iparem sic Sbr GsIo!

gEeld]es Jteht ba6en Sic. ausSuseben unb sinem
rGbenpz5oln- bOppeIte Breiie r siEe uEoernert6ise
slrt pon gepGnbern su be;aber uno Sar 9utes G'eo
auf Die Stra6c Su iuercE Sic bierher touImcH
tonreu uub Die einitcn Rode uEo SraseH 6etommen
Die neueitsH unb beiten Diooen - Iiir so IroieEt
nisbriger, uHo ouBeroem bciabGeH Sic bier uno ba
einc tLsire SuInns inis cs Ghrer n.rnhe nnEt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13
@ie's DEM slItreidistau,Ier aebt.

Samb burg, II. Nou.-lleber bas Ses
finSen bes 6iirfte Sismard miro aus 6rieo'
ribsrub sem.lpet, oaB Der 9ltIansler ff
leiOlid ipobl beiinoet, baB aber Die gtatIpe.
ben ielnsr Ieeteu id1lueren 9rautbeit iidl no4
redlt bemertbar MAIDEN unO Die ReconualeS'
GEMS MIR langiam iortid)reitet. slus ot.iem
@ruuoe peroeu Seiuher i'll SrIeoritsruh
aud) nur islttn bonn SurReu empIaus.n.
93eiipielswelie bat er einem beroorrasenoen
trau;ofii6eu SournalIitsn, Der lbu mi ieine
luihlen lber Die gSlrtuugsu Der ruiiild=
frans0iIidcn IGiaus uHsforiden molte, la
geu laiien, er miiiie itd) Oas Sersuiisen per'
Iageu. ibm bas erbetene Snterulep ~ ges
ma breN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13
befo1untt.-

Cine gruBe &n3aBl upn eenten
(fleine &inbcr iumnbl, ME Grmuds
ienr) iino nit 4usmii6ien srplast,
pel6e ii6 gu baBli6en Jleden
aui DER 2aut entmifrln. On lit
fiinitli9e 9iilfe rrfnrberli6, uno es
gibt IiGts, mas birriu Dem S9mrfrl
als auBerli6es snmenOrmittrl glci6s
fDmmt. Siric Ibatia6e uiro DOn
alien aerjttn anerfannt, uno Die Gr'
iinnung bun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13

Scuerieit. Sag uno gfadlt offeH. SeIesraphz, ga
bel, SoteHz uHo fueit reiheHoer 5el.pnoHoieuft.
8oiad]eH in Yureour abaelIeiert. SrieftaeH in icz
Der @taae Sebe GreitieruH9 Sebu1s prompter Gjes
idGitSerlsbiguHs nit SeIsaber sur SeauemlIthfeit
poE D,iethcrn. ME tie in eiHem aHoeren Sireau=
@ebauoe In Baltimore artrifit. DtaBi9e Diethe; aHz
Hebmbare SereiHbGruHg nit Seuten, Die por IbIduI
hires dEoerpeiiieen Edhtes SiIrcdur su metbeE ptH
ideH. Gcttriilcs gicht. 2ampjJclSIH9 uHo rpirfidz
uler NoYtieroleH gratis
gu pfrmi thcu ncr bena dlta-te Wafdtttcu=
raun. 43 bci ~ sfnf, grpB. Ssrliuua. cIeftri=
fd1es Sidlt uuo Tampffrait ssliefert. Sescn
SeoiH9uEeeH iueHoe man iid1 on
~. Is. -. Stump, Geihditsfii6rer,
(Nop11 ,2liteD Simmer 9tr. 220.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13
e,sueue oriediSd,e Sabiuet.

Mtben, II. gtoU.- 0aS meme 8ablnet
beftebt ans: Srltupis, Yremler uuh Sinant
seu; SufiOcs, 5uHeres; Stepbanu,. Sultls
uuo (prOuiioridb) Auswdrtiges; SallfroHaS,
Sugtns uuo Dffentlifer lluterridlt; Subults,
@iar,u.; u. 3umaOos, arteg. gia4mttE
tags llbr lsstcu Die neneu Wsiuliter Den
2mtseio ab.
gran J. RopIepeIt RooieStIt.
Sonpu II, u. JioueTber. - Srau s.
&oojeuelt 9iooepelt, Satin Oes amerltanls
lden Sotjd)aits SetretdrS uno Sotter oeS
0i!QionarS Afor, 1T beute 9fadlmltIa9 &C.
iiorbeu. Sic mar lett Sftober frunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13
Ser 9satiibe Correspondent,

GGelid, p6dentIih uno Sorrtdas,
q. Gainc, GigentbMmrr ,tno sseoatteEr
(gtadoIser pom s. TGine),
edopefzG6e Satimore=StraGe uno YoitzSiFcesgus.
Treis taeIidleu SIattcS, hurth Srdacr beicrst,
12I. Gts.; tiali6,r uno Spurta 90 =elus eabe Is
Gents pro 9Sode, SahIbar bic o1S Sut bsoT9enoeH
9rdscr.-Sdaiidl nebit Sonnta as zalueaabe unter
EoYto SordTsbeSdhlnng $3.50 pro Sohr, tur turSere
Seit I'M SsrhdtniB; iiir Die wDdlcutii6Ie stueaube
nit SonHtae esbIatt, porcirei, NIT abSue rir Stubs,
$3.50 pro Sd1r, nan ir9sno ei1em Srte oes Sr.dEz
bes, 81 nab europa. SpmRtas s=f,usaabe 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette uno hiIieite esistsG5e SIatt
u bsu Niittsls gae SleitaoteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-13
Copyrighted 1899
NeueItes aus SerIitt.

gSer bats Sier un,a'idlitt'." iraet nian iid]
tn Der freiiinmiaen Yartei. - &eiue aHsc=
meine Sppofiticn geaen Die 2Setu< nno
Sabaffteuer.-0eIo muB ber, umo Die TOM
nsm's am 2e,dteften pertrasen. - Gpnfes
rem, Der amerifaniidlrn &onfuIm in
ScutTdlIano. - no ftammt &an,ler oon
Saptipt her? - Gin Souoertrae nit cen
Ger ztnnfsu-0letns Meminfeitrm
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09
LUNENBIRG.

June O.. II. Winslow and Mr. Hodg-
den of Whiteheld were in town Monday.
James Mclaughlin of Berlin is in town.
Judge Bailey is here looking after the
Cutting estate.
Mr.. Clark and wife from Canada are i'll
town visiting Mrs. Clark's father, NJ. J.
Pond.
Miss Lois Wentworth has returned
| from Whitehcld.
Mcssrs. Williamson and Fisher of Lyn-
don were in town last week the guests OF
| DR.. Dickerman.
Miss G. II. Scott of Bakersfield is i'll
town visiting her brother, DR.. A. w. Scott
II. F. Warren and wife have gone to
Bethlehem for the summer.
Miss Emma Barnard is visiting in New
port, Vt.
Elmer Wilson is to take charge of the
South Lancaster depot. Mr. Steele goes
to station on the Whitcfeld g. Jefferson
branch.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09
GRANNY.

June Grey. A. X. Plumer and wife
Deacon &. A. Appleton and wife. attended
the conference at Dalton y. H., this week
The Ladies Aid will meet next Wednes.
day. All are cordially invited.
Our aged citizen, Mr.. James Ford, has
been more than usually feeble of late
Mrs. L. Wells has returned from Bar.
ton. and Sidney Wilson from New York
City.
Miss Carrie Z. James is on .hc sick list
Mr.. J. +. James is nursing a fclon on
one of his fingers.
The Moose River Lodge, |. o. G. T., at
their last meeting, voted to build new
hall, whether to rent or to fully own we
are not informed.
Pleasant Valley Lodge I. o. G. T, viii
have a box party Wednesday evening
June II,
Four new headstones were set in pleas
ant hill cemetery Decoration Day. Other
graves were also cared for.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS.
BLOOMFIELD.

June 6.-Rev. J. Thurston returned last
Thursday night from Walden.
The Lewis Lumber Company com
mcnced running the mill nights last
week.
Myrtle Clough went last Thursday to
st. Johnsbury for visit among relatives.
Fred Scott is at night work for the
Lewis Lumber Company hauling lumber
from he mill to the siding.
Mrs. Milton Cook returned from Glover
last Wednesday, where she had been sum-
moned to help care for her sister who
was sick with consumption, and who
died a week after her arrival.
Mr.. James Buckley died at the home oil
his daughter, Mrs. Milton Cook, last
week Tuesday, at the advanced age of 90
years. Funeral services were held at the
house at nine o'clock Thursday, con
Quoted by Rev. ]. S. Browne of North
Stratford, in the absence of Mr.. Thurs
ton and the remains were taken to Glover
by Mr. Cook Tor burial Mrs. Cook has
been deeply afflicted in having to part
with her father and sister in so short q
time, and we trust that He who doctf
all things we'll may be her comfort and
strength.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

The favorite and we'll known Shepard
Family Concert Co., of eight people, will
give one of their unique entertainments
in the Opera Hall Friday evening, June o.
The Lyndonville Journal says of them;
The concert given by The Shepard
Family last Saturday was fully up to its
standard in past appearances, and ITS
new addition to the corps OF artists in the
person of four-year-old Flossie, gave
cause for renewed interest and attraction.
The little girl appeared first with the
band of young ladies and handled the
big bass drum with vigor that one would
hardly think possible in child so young
and slender She also appeared alone Ill
songs. and was the star OF the evening.
The young boy appeared in comic charac-
ter songs and dances; and the whole
company delighted the audience i'm
inenScly
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

A select company of friends assembled
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. N.
Webster on the LIST inst, to witness the
marriage of their daughter Stella l.. to
Mr.. James H. Mcdonald OF CRANKY The
marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. o. Howe. Soon after the eere-
mony the happy pair started for New
port and thence to st. Adams for brlef
wedding trip. They will make their
home in Cranky, Vt. The number and
quality OF the presents showed that Mr.
and Mrs. Mcdonald had many friends,
the fine display of silverware being especl-
ally noticeable. They have the best
wishes of large circle of friends, in
which the HERALD joins, for prolonged
life OF happiness and prosperity.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

The graduating exercises OF the class Of
90 were held in the opera hall last Fri
day evening and attracted a large audi
ence. A lengthy and interesting pro-
gramme was presented, Cthe graduating
class being assisted by the class of "a, }
all participating therein Acquiring them
selves with great credit, agrceably sur
prsing their friends. All deserved the
marks of applause so freely bestowed.
Two, Ebcn Cole and Edward Tracy. com
posed the graduating class, and delivered
original orations of unusual merit, The
Chairman of the School Directors, Rev.
A. II. Wheeler, presented the diplomas
and expressed hope that they would in
future years receive another diploma
from n college At the conclusion OF the
exercises the hall was cleared for promo
nading, and this was not the least enjoy
able feature of the evening.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

The churchmen of Island Pond are III
hearty accord with these sentiments,
from the St. Johnsbury Daily Republican;
We notice an effort being made in GER
tain quarters to promote the candidacy
of the amiable and estmable rector OF a
Burlington church for Bishopot Vermont
to succeed the late Bishop Bissell. Every
churchman knows that the late Bishops
slight physique and fragile health for
many wears before his death was great
hiudrance to the growth and develop
ment of the church; and we cannot be-
lieve thar the diocese will be so fatuous
as to call a second Bishop Bissell to the
bishopric. Precisely such man IS the
amiable and estimable Burlington rector,
who, moreover, labors under the addi-
tional disadvantage of being more than
sixty years old. The needs OF the church
in Vermont demand Bishop in the prime
of life, a Bishop of unfailing energy ana
Of forceful and aggressive character
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09
NORTON.

June 6.-The Ladies Guild is to meet
next ut Mrs. McLcans house.
DR.. and Mrs. Laundry are visiting in
Montreal, Que.
Miss Ewins has thirty-one pupils. Her
efforts to make success OF her school
work are earnest and untring. She ex-
presses herself as being pleased to have
parents visit her school.
We hope that the Ladies Guild will have
a strawberry festival soon. Not a few
will be disappointed if they do not.
The mill dam known as little Avcrill
has been destroyed by the recent high
waters, which have caused no small
amount of damage in the valley below.
Many are the expressions of pleasure to
see MIR. {. McCauley back at the Stetson
store again His friends here hope that
he will decide not to move to st. Johns.
bury as he intended short time since.
Charlie Wclch has returned from a
course of studies at the business college
Coaticook, Que. He is greeted on all
sides by smiles of welcome.
INTENDED for last week.
Mr.. J. Baldwin takes E. Drew's place
| ar Strtson's at ore
DR.. Norcross was in town last week.
His skill in extracting teeth is said to be
marvellous.
| Prof Dore of Sherbrooke, Que, gave
the first of series ofmusical instructions
to the Episcopal choir recently. All who
fortunately availed themselves of tn,
opportunity to benefit by those instruc
tions are looking forward with enthusi
assn to his next visit.
Under the care of Drs. Laundry anc
Stevens Mrs. Hughes is rapidly recover
ing from her severe illness. Her daughter
Mrs. {. Armstrong, has returned to he
home in Sherbrooke, Que.
On May IS, delegation from the X
c. congregation met Bishop Michand a
the G. T. R. depot. After short driv,
and when nearing the Church it coult
not have escaped their notice that thu
road on either side was lined with ever
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09
CANAAN.

June 6.-The warm rains of the past
few days has made crops look up in the
face of the farmers and smile.
VanDyke is building a new barn on his
farm near the village.
The question frequently asked is
where is Stoddard with his water sup
ply ?"
The new race course is surveyed and
the work of grading will be commenced
soon.
DR.. Pottle has been grading his yard
building walks, etc, adding greatly tc
the appearance Of the place.
Daniel Heath is building new house
and has it well under way.
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LEXINGTON.

June 6.-Farm lahorers are scarce and
command good wages. Girls to do
homework are also hard to find.
+. F. Holbrook is making last blocks
and has a car load ready to ship.
Our sclectmen have repaired the bridge
recently broken down near the Blodgett
brook.
Our Road Commissioner has com
menccd work on our highways which
are sadly out of repair.
Cows and pigs are scarce but not SC
with horses.
The Clark boys are getting ready to
build barn.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09
COLERROOK. ". II.

June hildren's Day will be observed
next Sunday at the NJ. E. Church, under
the superintendent of Miss Emma Rolfe
We were glad to welcome the genial
presence of Frank Abbott on our streets.
He has been laid up several weeks with
rheumatism.
Charles Cook has commenced work on
lis grist mill. Addison Frizzell has charge
of it.
The electric lights have gone out.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

List of letters remaining uncalled for in
Island Pond post Office, June l, 1899:
Mrs. L. L. Allen Martin Mechiu
Miss Emma Berry Joseph Morroy 2
George Bishop Ealley Macked
Miss Lizzie Duffy S. \. Necdham
Ralph Fountaine Miss Maude Richey
Frank Moulton John Welsh
Persons calling for the above should
mention Advertised letters.
ARIA Joy, p. NJ.
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EAST CHARLESTON.

June 6.-The Mite Society met today
and chose these officers: President, Mrs.
Lizzie Buck; Vice President and Treas
urer, Mrs. {. Z. Coruth; Secretary, Mrs.
f. H. Trip, The society is very pros
porous and, with Others, is doing much
good.
Elmer Grey, son Of Charles Grey, who
has been in Boston several years past
has taken his fathers farm for one year
Sunday June II, at II a. m, Rev. F. E
Healy will preach from these words =
Let all things be done decently and in
order II Cor 1440.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

Essex Lodge, l. 0. o. F., will hold its
annual decoration services rext Thursday
afternoon. The members are requested
to be at the lodge room at 2 O'Clock, and
it is hoped that every brother will con-
slider it alike a duty and privilege to at
tend. Services at the cemetery at $50.
In the evening the third degree will be
conferred. Visiting brothers are cordi-
ally invited to join in the memorial scr
vice and attend the lodge in the evening
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

At last we are to have an electric plant
in Island Pond. Some 800 sixteen-can-
die power lights have been subscribed for
by the citizens, and now we want the
town authorities to take an interest i'll
this matter and have our streets furnished
with electric lights as well as our homes
The cost is reasonable; we can afford it
and we ought to have the system for the
public benefit.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

Judge Bailey and Mr.. A. A. Olmstead
OF Newbury, and Mr.. NJ. V. B. Vance of
Lunenburg, all connected with the Gut
ting estate, Judge Bailey as adminstra-
tor, were i'll town last Tuesday before
the Probate Court arranging for the clos
ing up and settlement of the estate. The
prominence given to this estate through
out the county and state has been such
that further allusion, after the settle
ment of the estate. may be Of interest.