Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-09-15

Robin Hood" at the Opera House
September l6.
The short days are now noticeable
both mornings and evenings.
Water is bcing laid on from the &. T.
X. engine house to the cattle sheds.
Stern Bros. store was closed last Mon
day II being the jewish New Year.
The Congregational Church Ladies Aid
VIII meet with Mrs. J. Aldrich on Wedncs-
day afternoon, September 20.
Nallee Bros. will issue their new fall
advt. next week, but this week they in
vIte your attention to a few spccialtics.
Mrs. X. W. Brown and Mrs. s. f.
Robinson, both OF SkowLcgan, Me, are
visiting III town, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". d. Blackdcn.
The many friends Of Mr.. !. {. Fogg are
glad to see that he has recovered from his !
recent severe illness, and able to again
attend to his store duties.
How does it strike you to increase the
amount OF money in circulation bv pay
ing your debts This isn't intended to
be personal, but it is both pertinent and
practical.
The Sunday School Of Grace NJ. L. |
Church have elected Col. L. NJ. Mansur
and Rev. q. o. Howe delegates to the
State Sunday School Association, to !
meet at Rutland October 20.
George A. Giggcy and Henry \. Allen
have leased the land around little Leach, |
Big Averill and Little Avcrlll, and intend
to commence at once the erection of a |
big summer house for camping parties,
etc.
DR.. Ellie, wife and children start today
tor Baic du Febyre, +. ., expecting TO be !
absent ten days. This is the doctors I
hrst vacation tor upwards of two years
and the HERALD hopes that he and his
family may enjoy 1t.
We should imagine that the lesson met |
cd out to that boy last week, who was |
caught stealing apples, will have salu-
tary effect upon boys addicted to this |
practise. The boy referred to prefers to !
eat his meals standing just now, and his !
fathers purse is lighter to the extent OF
five dollars.
The Congregational Church has cx-
tended a call to Rev. X. {. Lansing OF
Boston to become its pastor, and the
Rev. gentleman has the matter under |
consideration. Mr.. Lansing preached in
this Church two Sundays short tune
since, and that his services gave abun-
\ number OF the former residents OF |
Island Pond, now employed by the Wild
River Lumber Co. at Hastings, Me. arc !
visiting III town, the mill being shut |
down awaiting an improved market. |
This gives the Company an opportunity |
to make needed repairs, and hccnpoycs !
a vacation. 1T IS an i'll wind that blows |
nobody good
Mr.. Tim Carroll. who has been i'll for
some weeks past, died last Saturday, and |
the funeral services were held at the Ro- |!
man Catholic Church last Monday. |
Tim was held in esteem by the employ
crs and friends as was shown by the
large attendance at his burial His age
was 30 years. \ widow, four sons and |
tour daughters survive him.
Sunday Services at Grace NJ. +, Church |
At II a. m. preaching; theme, Endur
ancc.-2 Tim. 2:3.
At 1918 p. M. Sunday School.
At ! p. III. Praise Service, followed by
sermon; theme, The Promise to Youth
PROV. SIT.
To these services all are welcome
GEO. .. Howe. Pastor.
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sionistS for the Worlds Fair passed |
through here recently. They came from
Portland and Lewiston, and those who