Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-11
Nems ano Comments
Town Officers

constable, Charles Walling listers, VIM. w.
Caldwell, Geo. W. Scott, Silas Burbank, Jr {;
auditors, Carlos Bancroft, Abijah Keith fence
viewers, David Wing, H. n Taplin, w. w.
tarr; grand jurors, Zenas Wood, II. Y.
Barnes, G. w. Storrs, W. n Peck, Medad
Wright. Geo. S. johnson, Sherman Hubbard
sealer of weights and measures, Ezra Marsh :;
inspectors of leather, W. r. Dame, E. Gun
nison +; town agent, Rawsel R. Keith superin-
tendent of common SCHOOLS, Rev. H. P. Gushing ;
commissioner of cemetery, Chas. Reed.
The town voted to SO grade the lots in the
Green Mount Cemetery. that the lowest could
De purchased for SIS, the highest for 500 Also
to raise thirty cents on the dollar for the ensuing
year.
BERLN.-Town Clerk and Treasurer, Moses
Strong Selectmen, E. H. Coveil, R. H. Stewart,
L. n. Ellis; Listers, WIN. NJ Ellis, Oliver Clark,
Lorenzo Black; Constable, VIM. NJ. Ellis Town
Agent, A. c. Burke; Oveisecr, A. H. Nyc ; Su-
perintendent, Harvey johnson Grand Juror,
Daniel Bates.
MIDDLEsEx.--Town clerk, VIM. II. Holden /;
selectmen. VIM. d. Mcintyre. Geo. W. Baily,
IL. q. Kent oyerseer of poor, and agent, Ste
phen Herrck; first constable, VIM. Chaplin !;
second constable, A. |. Cameron listers. A. B.
C. Davis, Benjaman Scribner, Henry Clark.
WATsFlELD-Town Clerk, r. j. Gleason {;
agent, N. A. Taylor selectmen, C. E. Joslin,
sc. Parker, 0. c. Wilder oyerscer of poor, AL
mon Joslin; listers, L. G. Joslin, j Ii. Hastings,
W. E. IIadley first constable, j. Ii. Tasting
second constable, E. Answorth; grand jurors,
Pardon Bushnell; superintendent Of common
schools. Rev. C. C. Thornton.
WORCESTER. Town Clerk, L. G. Ladd select
men, Thomas Hutchinson, NJ. NJ. Harris, j..
W. Smith treasurer, j. B. Iadd oyerseer of
poor, N A. Kelley; constable, \. L. Vail !;
listers, R. Templeton, NJ. C. Brown, Orrin
DALEY; superintendent of common schools C..
{. Abbott; trustees Horatio Templeton, 7. P.
Kellogg, H. 4. Hancock. Town tax, sixty-fye
cents on the dollar. Also an additional money
tax OF twenty cents on the dollar to build a
csrtain piece of new road Highway tax thirty
cents on the dollar.
HARDwlcK-Town clcrk, A. L. Judevine
selecimen, L. II. Delano, Harvey Montgomery,
Adolphus Holton; superintendent of comm on
schools, G. I. Conant; treasurer, l.. Ii. Della
no, oyerseer of poor, Simeon Sinclair first con-
stable, Charles Shipman listers, James Paige,
A. NJ. Amsden, Samuel r. Morris agent, L.
Dckauo.
New IIorEl.-Mr. Seymour NJ. Fisk has pur-
chased the old Shepherd Stand, at the foot OF
Barre Street, in Montpelier, and intends fitting
itup in good style for the accommodation OF
the public. This is one of the best locations
for hotel in the town, and we hope will prove
good Investment to its proprietor 1t will be
opened about the first of June.
|. New BANx.-We are crodibly informed that
Mr.. j. r. Langdon, 80 long President Of tho
Bank Of Montpelier, has preparations nearly
completed for establishing new bank in this
village, upon the Free Banking system.
We are sadly unfortunate in our remarks on
the weather; for no sooner had we last. week
made mention of the pleasant weather than il
turned round and " friz up" solid, and the
ladies and gents may skate at their pleasure,
The dwelling hous, Of Mr.. Almon Poor, near
the head Of the Pond in Berlin, caught fire
from the stoye-pipe, and was consumed on Fri
day morning last. Loss not stated-partially
insured.
The large and Aourishing Temperance Society
in Emore, held spirited meeting on the even
ing of the Goth ult. r. L. Perkins, ESD, oil
Stowe, Agent Of the State Temperance Society
was present by invitation, and delivered an ad-
dress. Several individuals signed their names
to the pledge, who hadrefused to do 50 on every
previous occasion Of the Society's meeting.
We have a large number of interesting com
munications on hand which are crowded out for
want of space. We are pleased to see the in
tcrest taken in subjects of discussion, but ar
ticlcs should be brief and to the point as fax as
possible.
| NoN-ExpLosIyE FWiD.-We are assured by
those who have used and witnessed the expert.
ments with the Non-Explosiye Fluid and Cam
phene, that it is all it is recommended to be-
and cannot in any possible manner explode. E.
Perry, Cabot, is agent for that town.
i Mr.. Hawkins the great Temperance Loctur
er, is lecturing in Addison County.
! Hyram Atkins, Post Master at Bellows Falls
has>been elected Pound Keeper for the year en-
suing. We now move that he empound tn
Editor of the Argus as being stray sheep from
the South, trespassing upon the rights of othe
people, and there keep him until called for b,
his good shepherds.
The Standard pays the following well-desorv
ed compliment to Judge Kimball of Barton
whose deccase we chronicled last week:
"Mr. Kimball had been for long period
one of the brightest ornaments of the 0rean
County Bar, and as a judge of law he woul
compare favorably with the best lawyers in tn
State The County has lost one of its best il,
! tclects."
A Havana correspondent says that SAINT
Anna is on his way to assume the Presidency q
unhappy Mexico.
FALSE Gas MErREs-ln communication t
the New York Times, Robert Prince of Brook
, Ign asserts that all the metres made in that cit
for the gas companies, are designedly construct
ed to indicate consumption of about fiftee
per cent. of gas greater than the real amount.
PosTAtE STAnps.-Ten cent postage STAMP
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