Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24
The Teachers Association.


the previous issue Of our paper, conven-
Ell in The Congregational Church IN
CraGsbury, on Friday and Saturday OF
las, week. As we journeyed to the place
of meeting, and took our measure OF the
snow drifts through which we piouGhed
our way, and which attested the severity
of the recent storm, we we're filled win
the most gloomy apprebensions, and had
little expectation that the appointed lee
.prers and the most active members OF
the Association, from Il distance, would
be found at their posts. We feared lest
oil ers would not be animated with Ike
zeal and determination, and that the
meeting would be an actual or compare
tive failure. Upon reaching Crait'bury
Common. however, and leaning that our
veteran and Elective President, the K"v.
S. II. Hall, had ar ady arrived, we be-
oon 10 feel treasured, and took courage
IN believe we should have a meeting, and
a GOOD on. So it proved. The assocl.
ton was called to order by the President.
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