Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-05-20
APPOINTMENTS BY VERMONT METH
ODtST EPISCOPAL, CONFERENCE.

APPOINTMENT BY VERMONT METH
ODlST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.
MoNrPEL1ER DlsrRor-Wm. J. Kiddor.
Presiding Elder. Montpelier, w. y. NAL
com; Wrights Mills. to be supplied; Wor-
ccster, G. f. Wells; Plainfeld. +. Copeland !;
Brookfeld II Webster East Brookheld, d..
Field. supp Middesex. j. S. Spnney More
town, j. w. Bemis Waitsfeld and Warren,
n. w. Scott. Rochester Il. S Haynes Pitts
field, J. A Sherburue: Bethel Lympus, TO be
supplied Bethel. to be supplied Randolph.
A. T, Billiard; South Royalton, Ira LcBar-
ron; Chelsea. II. X Cobb Cornth, p. n.
Granger: East Corinth and Topsham, p. n.
Granger I'd Bradford, II p. Cushing West
Bradford. S. w. Westgate Fairlee A. g..
Button; Williamstown, c. Liscomb North
field, Isaac McAnn: Jones Brook and West
Roxbury. j. House Barre J l.. Roberts !;
Berlin Ardyn Hayward East Montpelier, to
be supplied.
DANvt11E 1sTMcr,-Pcter Merrill, Pre-
siding Elder. Danvlle, c. Falcs; North
Danyille, A J. Copeland Poacham, ID. Pack
cr Newbury, s. Qumby; st. Johnsbury
Center, S. Torbcll st. Johnsbury, A. H..
Worthen East St Johnsbury, G. H. Bick-
ford Lunenburgh, c. d. Ingraham Bloom
field, J. w. Bridge; Lyndon and Kirby, h..
Hill w. T.. McAllister; Sutton and Burke,
j Enright; Barton Landing, S. Chambcrlin;
Derby, -: Holland and Morgan, A..
Howard Wcstfold and Troy, b. p. Spald-
ing; Barton, d. S. Dexter lrasburgh, f.
Pcucngill; Albany, +. d. Hopkins; Crafts
bury. A. McMullen South lIardwick, A. c.
Smith Walden n. w. Aspcnwall Cabot.
p p Ray Marshfeld, J. Gill.
SrRGNGFtE1p DfsrRtcr. - Alonzo Web
stcr, Presiding Elder. Springfield, S. H..
Colburn; Proctorsville. X. Hadley; Ludlow,
supplied by O. Pier; Perkinsylle and Ascut-
ncy, A. Newton; West Windsor, l.. c. Dick
enson; Fclchville and South Reading, II.
Eastman; Woodstock, and Bridgcwatcr, A.
J.. Cooper Barnard, y. A. Mack; Pomlret
and East Barnard. r. Drew, one to be sup
piled Norwich and Hartford, NJ. Billiard !;
North Thetiord and Thctford Center, II. f.
Forrest; Union Village and Copperas Hill,
j. LeScur, one to be supplied Hartland, O.
r. Edwards Bellows Falls. VIM. Wight;
Athens, +. S. Morse; Brookline and Towns
bend, to be supplied Londonderry and Land
grove, WIN. b. Howard; Bondyile and South
Londonderry. d. Wells Chester. supplied
by Moses Adams; Wardsboro. j. L. Smith /;
Wilmington and Dover, f. T. Daly Whit
mgham and Marlboro NJ. r. Chase Putncy,
f. j. Morse Brattloboro', L. II. Hooker;
Guillord, A. l.. Pratt.
Moses Spencer, Conference Missionary.
ArpoINrNENr.-Mr. Philip C. Clippercy
Of Troy, n y. has been appointed Mail agent
on the Albany and Rutland Rail Road, in
place of Mr. William H. Bull, removed. We
arc not acquainted with the new agent. but
we can say that Mr.. Bull was a faithful and
efficient agent, and gentleman and we hope
his successor will be able to make good his
place, to the satisfaction of the people and
the Post Office departmont.-Ru Rutland Cour-
ier
RUTLAND Co. FAIR.-Wo have received
a very neatly printed pamphlet from the Re
cording Secretary of the Rutland County
Agricultural Society. Mr. Henry Clark Of
Poultney, which contains in a convenient form
the names of the officers of the Society. the
constitution and conditions ON which prcmi-
ums will be awarded, list Of premiums names
of different committees, &c. The publishing
of this pamphlet is an example worthy of i'm
itation by other Societies. as it places all the
necessary information in the hands Of whoso-
ever chooses to procure a copy, in cheap
and neat form. Printed by Geo. A. futile
d CO.. tizep
Liquor Lawn Ycrgennes, April 30th,
Edgar Palmer was fined $40 and costs for
selling liquor James Diggles and Henry
Scat, were also fined $50 each and sentenced
to three months Imprisonment, it being theii
third conviction.
~ The Mutual Bank at Castleton, which
was chartered with "a capital of 100000. t.
r take the place Of the Bank of Castleton, i,
now fully organized by the election of tn,
following officers: For Directors, T. w
Rice, O. R, Harris, c. s. sherman, Ira c
Allen and NJ. f. King. T. w. Rice, Presi
+ dent and c. NJ. Willard, Cashier 1t viii
commence its business ON the first of July.
g FIRE rN MABsufiE1D.-Th shoe store
e shop and dwelling of Mr. Henry Goodwin
e. was entirely consumed on the 9TH Most D
E the household furniture was saved but tn
loss in Hair Overshoes, Boots and Shoes
G Stock, &c, was about S3000-loss in all
about $4,000, insurance in the Vermont Mu
T. tual and in some foreign Company between
s hiny-tiree and hidy.tour hundred dollars.
FiUE.--On the night of the fifth, abou
. twelve O'Clock, the house and shed belongin,
+ to II. Grant in Roxbury, were entirely con
sumed. The clothing and furniture were par
a TALLY saved Loss $500. Insured in Vt. Mu
d tua for $500 Freeman
$ Coon WoRK.-Mr. Moses Holden of Mid
c dlesex, over sixty years Of age, carried hi
+ tubs into his sugar orchard, tapped his tree,
and alone made 400 weight of sugar tn
II present season. This we call pretty 200
y doing for one man.--Frecman.
d KILIED.--A Frenchman from Plainfelt
, at work for Leonard Aldrich of Barre, wa
killed on the 10th, by bank of earth Gavin
Il in upon him,-Freemaa.
Izs7' In Poultney, four union prayer NEE
ings are held weekly, and it is believed tht
= over 100 persons have been converted durin
: the past winter
- ~ We gave wrong impression in on
y remark last week that the big yoke of Oxe
: "sold for $3.50 Mr. Hollis paid $3.50, an
received l0 cents per pound for them at MAJ
70 ket, amounting to about $500 A good pric
!. for Vermont product.-Freeman.
IVA number of Mississippians offer
! pay $500, 900 for a thousand Africans to [
!, delivered raw at certain points. The adve
y tisers say they are law abiding citizens, b,
they will obey no law they believe to be III