Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-07
TOWN TOPICS.
See your old friends, the GUYS.

Several table and chamber girls are
wanted at the Stewart House Steady
employment is offered.
Stated communication of Island Pond
Lodge, +. * y. NJ, next Monday evening.
Work, NJ. NJ.
John E. Vallee of Berlin n. H., spent
Sunday in town visiting his parents, and
calling on his numerous friends
Mrs. Preston Powers and niece, Miss
Jennie Winslow, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dyer at the Stewart House.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wlloughby left on
their annual vacation last Friday. They
VIII spend a week at Detroit before re-
turning home.
E. F. Ilobson and Moses Gushing Off
ciated as ballot clerks for the Republi-
cans, and Thos. S. Hall and George
Nallee acted in like capacity for the
Democrats. The first named had charge
OF the certified copy of the check list.
See the clowns visit to lntcrno-Guys.
A new time table went into effect last
Sunday, the principal feature OF which is
the restoration of the mail train to its
old time of $50 p. M, the earlier arrival
OF the afternoon express trains, and the
cancellation of the midnight express
trains.
Friends and acquaintance are glad to
extend their greetings to Mr.. Thos. An
drew, of Tidoute, Pa, who is visiting i'll
town the guest OF his brother, Joseph
| Andrew Mr.. Andrew left Island Pond
in 1869, but has always retained his
membership with the masonic lodge here.
| l.. Burton Zones and Edward Tracy
have returned to St. Johnsbury to re-
sumo their studies at the Academy. Burt
seems booked for busy time of it. In
addition to his school work he is editor
in chief of the Academy Student, also
manager of the Academy Foot Ball Asso-
citation.
Rev. FIR. Trottler is expected home the
latter part of this month. A letter re
ccived from him reports his leaving Paris
for Rome, intending to return to Liver
pool bv the 18th inst. The Rev. gen
tleman is experiencing most delightful
wcat her, and is evidently greatly enjoy
ing his vacation.
Fruit Jars, all sizes, at Vallces'.
Hi Moon, who left town a few years
since to engage in the hotel business in t he
adjoining state of New Hampshire, in re-
newing his subscription to the HERALD
sends his kind regards and good wishes
to his former friends here, and reports
that he is doing n good business and he
and his family are contented and happy.
| Mat Curran thought he would take adj,
vantage of the excursion last Sunday
and 90 to Portland to visit his brother
BARLEY, but BARLEY had arranged to
come to Island Pond from Portland, on
the excursion train from that city, and
the consequence was that the brothers
were as far apart as ever and missed see
ing each other.
The Sunday excursions between Island
Pond and Portland have been well pat
ronizcd and have become very popular
Last Sunday some eighty-tive excursion
lists from Portland and vicinity enjoyed
few hours here, and over hundred
stopped off at other places west OF Port
land. The excursion to Portland wa!
also we'll patronzed'
Rev. n. NJ. Pratt, who has been sup
plying the pulpit of the Congregations
Church at this place during the pas
, summer. left town last Wednesday tor
few weeks vacation before returning tf
h;s studies in New York City. Mr. Pratt
has labored necessarily in his position
, and won for himself universal irlendshil
, and respect, and the good wishes OF thu
whole people accompany him.
See the Adonis Statue-Guys.
Rev Thos. Ben completed his hrs
wears rectorship OF Christ Church las
Sunday. In his mornings discourse III
alluded to this fact and profcred SOM
Finely advice and counsel which we hop
e 20 Gee effective; fit is it will certainl!
; -.srlt IN an increased and unhagg'ng i'll
forest in the work of the church. lie als'
smoke very feelingly of the pleasant an'
= kindly relations existing between pasto
and people during his years res'dene
| here. We trust TIE fondest wishes OF IL
and his parishioners may be attained
e If Won want new dining room taol
, rsten 70 this extract from the catalogu
! If paine's Furniture Co., 4s Canal 1t.
poston. A new 1894 Dining Table, sol
: "A oak 8 foot extension pattern wit
n,,, CAGE Of leaves, box frame, double cen
: tre.legs, extra cross braces, a strictly nm
. quality, only 5000