Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

B0yntOn; listers, h. Ferrin, G.. c..
Boynton, s. R. Fletcher; town agent,
l.. Albee.
TRoY.-Clerk, c. G. Brown; Sc
lectmen, L. Ell. Allen, S. r. Davis. S.
Phillips; treasurer, Jonathan Elkins :;
overseer of poor, John Gregory; first
constable, L. P. Gallup; listers, Geo.
E. West, M. Dodge, John Young ::
town agent, L. Fl. Allen; town super
intendent, Geo. E. West.
WEsTFIELD.-Clerk, Henry Miller;
5electmen, n. Hoyt, D. F. Boynton,
AS. Miller; treasurer, Orlando Wins
tow; overseer Of poor, Hollis Atwell;
first constable, FL. F. Bedell; listers,
D. Il. Buck, NJ. C. Hitchcock. f. s.
'!liler; town agent. 4. s. Miller:
owl superintendent, A. A. Smith.
W EsTMORE.-Clerk and treasurer.
Lorenzo Howard; Selectmen, Calvin
Gibson, John Fogg, James L, Wood
ward; overseer of poor, James L.
Woodward; first constable, O. NJ.
tOgg; Listers, E. S. Gilman. VIM.
Bruce, 4. I. Spencer; town agent and
town superintendent, Calvin Gibson.
LowELL.-Clerk and treasurer. D.
B. Curtis; selectmen Hiram Stewart.
Il, c. Quimby, A. P. Webster; over
seer OF poor, Edwin Woods; first
constable, A. J. dodge; listers, A. F.
Harding, E. Woods, Fl. D. Warren;
town agent, A. F. Harding; town SUI
perintendent, p. B. Smith.
MoRGAN.-Clerk. George Bartlett:
5electmen, W. A. Bartlett, Orrin Tav-
Tor, John Morse; treasurer. Byram
Bartlett; overseer of poor, Moses C.
Leavens; first constable, Orrin Tay-
lor; listers, lothian Cobb, Wesley
Foste r, Nathaniel Elliot. George
Bartlett; town Agent, Malcolm Blu
chanan; town superintendent, lothian
Cobb.
. A PRICKED CoNsCIENCE.-The coat
which we noticed few weeks since as
having been stolen from the sleigh of
Mr.. English, of Bloomington. h $
been returned. 1t was left under the
shed adjoining the store of Hall &
Joslyn, with the following note ap-
pended to it.
Mr.. Walker, this cot l took out Of
Stay / leavt here for the mau.
We guess the taking Of this coat
must have been his first offence. and
it troubled him so he could not wear
it nor keep it. He is probably not
a very bad man after all.
DEATH OF AN OLD FRIEND.-WeI
are grieyed to learn the death of our
old frien d, Mr.. John F. Whittle.
formerly Of Irasburgh. who died in
Mortified. Mimi, on the 23d of last
month, Of typhoid fever. He was a
most genial and kind man, exceeding
ly popular with the young, and re
spected by the aged. He lost loved
wife some over year ago. We have
known him for twenty years and were
ever proud Of his friendship.
REMARKABLE.-It is worthy of re-
mark that since the organization of |
the town of Craftsbury, in 1892. the |
office Of Town Clerk has never shift |
ed hands but once, the present clerk. |
Mr.. Scott, having held the office for
thlrty-seven years, and the former in
cumbent of the Office. Gov. Crafts. |
having held it for the same period. or
from 1892 to 1929.
AUCTION SALE.-See the advertise
ment in another column of Auction
Sale at the residence of E. X. Lord
in Albany, on Thursday, March ODD.
The sale comprises large amount of
farming tools, stock, hay, grain, and
household goods, A good chance for
a bargain. 5. 5. Kimball is the auc-
tiOneer.
There is also to be sale of the real
estate and personal property belong
ing to the late Jonathan II. Pratt. of
Troy, on Friday, March Both. D. H.
Gilman is the auctioneer.
CoNCERT.-The Irasburgh Brass
Band assisted by the Misses Colt and
McClary, gave concert at the con-
gregational church in that village on
Wednesday evening of last week.
The weather was very bad, but the
house was fair, considering.
f. F. WHEELocK & Co-Atten-
ton is requested to the card of F. F.
Whoeloek q Co., Jobbers of Foreign
and Staple Dry Goods, &c, Al Frank
lin ST., Boston, a most excellent house.
of long standing and strict integrity.
Merchants ordering of this firm may
rest assured of good treatment and
honest bargains. Their agent, D. B.
Mckenzie, is gentlemen of fine adj