Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-05

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Danby-M Moderator, Edwin Staples Town
Clerk. g. J. Lock; Selectmen, John 7. Grit
fifth, Azaria billiard, Austin Baker lst Cor
stable, Warren Vaughan Cd Constable, D.
B. Gilmore Grand Juror, Thomas Griffith !;
Auditors, Miner billiard, Chas. H. Congdon,
Edia Baker.
Mt. Observation-Disclosures, o. A. Congdon !;
Clerk, j. A. Sawtell Selectmen, B. 6. Cox,
S. G. King, G. s. Tabor; Treasurer, L. P.
Howe; Overseer, L. d. Pember; Constable,
L. P. Howe; Listers, H. P Tabor, j. A.
Sawtell, |. Lampson Auditors, G L. Griffith,
A. Thompson, B. B. Britton; Grand Jurors,
0. A. Congdon, L. P. Howe; Town Agent,
G. I. Griffith; Trustee of Surplus Fund, L.
P. Howe; Superintendent of Common Schools,
c. T. Griffith.
PHtsford-Town Clerk, S. e. Kellogg; Sc
lectmen, Ransom lBurditt, A. c. Powers, j. A.
Randall Treasurer, S. H. Kellogg; Over
seer of the Poor, Sam1 T. Fenton FIRST Con-
stable and Collector, Carlos A. Hitchcock !;
Listers, Thos. d Hall, Geo. n Eayres, Jere-
miah Powers Auditors, l. G. Wheaton, Chas
Hitchcock, Dan S. Peabody; Town Grand
Juror, Asa Noune, Chas. L. Pe1feld Super
intendent of Schools, B. f. Winslow; Town
Agent, B. F. Wi1slow; Trustee, S. Fl. Kel-
logg.
Clarendon Moderator, Thomas McLaugh-
lin; Clerk, Lewis M Walker; Seectmen,
Lewis M Walker, Thomas Stewart, Walter
Ross; Treasurer Joseph Congdon; First Con-
stable, Porter Be,son Grand Jurors Daniel
kimball, Thomas Mclaughlin; Auditors, J
Y Spencer, j l. Marsh, Thos Mclaughlin
Trustee, Lensey Rpund Jr.; Supt. of Schools,
William L. Herridk
Poultney. = Moderator, Harlow Hosford
Clerk, Nelson Ramon; Seectmen, S
Thompson, j Jay JOHN, Ashael Smith, I'd.
Listers, Elijah Halves, James M Dewey, James
Howe Constable, LIE Thompson Treas
urer, Merritt Clark Town Agent, Merritt
Clark; Supt. of Schools, Henry Clark Au-
ditors, S z Hooker, Jao B Beaman, Joseph
Joslin Chairman of Board Of Fence Viewers
and Pound Keeper, Albert E Knapp; Over
seer of the Poor, Horace Gorham Grand
Jurors, Horace Campbell. Asahel Smith, 3D.;
Trustee of Surplus Revenue, Pomeroy Wells.
In Hampton, On. Y adjoining Poultney,
the republican ticket, headed by Martin z.
Hooker for Supervisor, and Henry Martin,
Town Clerk, was elected.
Observation-Disclosures E L Barber; Clerk,
L Il Kellogg; Selectmen, Simeon Aiken, John
Dickinson, 3D., P Balls; Listers, H C
Balls, Olney Higgins, c Peck; Constable,
John Dickinson, ID. Treasurer, Dan'l Gro
foot Superintendent, Dan'l NJ Howard
Cagendish, - Moderator, John F Dean;
Clerk, Luke Parkhurst; Treasurer, Joseph A
White; Selectmer, John F Dean, French,
Joshua Parker; lst Constable, c F Barrett,
I'd Constable, L 6 Parkhurst OverSeer of
The Poor, j S Parker; Auditors Ryland
Fletcher, John FL Stearns, G II Chapman
Listers, w L Morrison, 5 L Thompson, j P
Eaton; Town Agent, John Dean Grand
Jnrors, Samuel Adams, William Smith, Josiah
Gibson; Supt. of Schools, Rev. Fl Closson.
Ira.-Moderator, P w Wilkinson; Clerk,
B Fish; Selectmen, j Thornton, w Ross, Z
G Fish; Treasurer, E G Fish Overseer of the
Poor, B Fish Constable, E G Fish, Jr. List
efs, L w Day, L I Mason, G Giddingsl Au-
ditors, E Collins, P Clark, } Tower; Fence
viewers, c Lincoln, N Main, Lincoln; Grand
Juror, " Wilkinson; Town Agent, J Tow
er; Trustee of Surplus Fund B Fish; Supt.
of Schools, H Peck.
Farhavsn.-To Clerk, c Reed Select
men, Sam'l Wood, John Sheldon, q G Ellis;
Listers, j H Wood, ] w Eddy, c P Hill;
Town Agent B S Nichols; Supt. of Schools,
John W Eddy; Overseer of Poor l H Allard;
Grand Jurors, VIM Kittredge, Alanson
Allen; Constable, G P Hill.
Brandon. - Moderator, H S Mcclellan,
Clerk, B Davenport Selectmen, Geo. W
Parmenter Hiram Blackmer, Stephen b June;
Overseer of the Poor, Geo w Parmenter; Con
stable, Frank r Button; Listers, josiah W
Cheney, J Smith, Gibbs Auditors, R
V Marsh, L Case, S F Paige; Grand Jurors,
Daniel Sanderson, E June; Eown Superin-
tendent VIM Ford; Treasurer, E J Bliss /;
Town Agent, r Y Marsh.
RUTLAND FARMERS CLUB.-Last Monday
evening the subjects of root crops and the best
method of preparing corn for feed or fodder,
were treated by Mr.. Daniel Kimball, in an
essay, and by Mr.. Moses Hayward and others
in discussion. The opinions expressed varied
H1dely-corn ground being declared to be
worth twice as much as the unground, and not
worth enough more to pay the toll corn cobs
being declared unnntritous and positively in
furious, and also moderately nutritious, es-
pecially when cooked while roots were assert
ed to be capable of sustaining five times as
much stock as any other produce of an equal
area of land-others holding that roots Tex
cept potatoes) were almost a humbug too
watery and too exhaustive to pay. Carrots
were said to be good and bad for mich COWS
turnips make milk, but some kinds made no
cream. Dover potatoes were asserted to be
the best for baking one thought that red po-
tatoes were liable to rot, another thought the
same of the white.
It was decided to hold the last meeting Of
the Club for this spring, at the Franklin
| House, on the 9th of March inst, at p. M.
when Mr.. H. w. Lester will address the Club
on British and American agriculture com
pared, and Messrs. Charles Beebe and Johr
M. Allen on dairying.
A full and punctual attendance by members
of the Club, and all persons feeling an interes
in the subjects then to be brought forward il
requested.
EUGENE CLARK of Wallin gford, returned
soldier from Company E, 5th Vermont Regi
ment Volunteers, was arrested by thu
Sheriff yesterday, charged with stealing
an overcoat valued at 1875, from VIM. Bennett
of the Troy and Boston Railroad. After dill
gent search the coat was found and identifies
bv Mr.. Bennett Clark was bound over fo
his appearance at the next term Of the Count
Cont, i..s ..rs pooo--by Justice Smith
and for want Of bail, was committed.
BENsoN.-The following isa statement Q
the marriages, births and deaths in Benson, 70
| tho yaar 800 wiz