Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

lngham the House adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
The Speaker announced the following
standing committees:
Fourth Joint Rue-Messrs. PrOut, of
Rutland Taft Of Newark; Fletcher of
Reading.
BMs-Lamb of Nottingham Hay of
Bradford
Joint Rnlss-Miner of Manchester; So
per of Coventry.
Library - Hubbard of Stockbridge
Burt of Swanton WEIGH of Williston.
E5ections-Walker of Ludlow; Miles of
Hinesburgh; Carpenter of Pawlet
Bicktord of Troy Wells Of Athens !;
Bradley of Sheffield; Martin of Sheldon.
Ways and MeanS-Clark of Poultuey :;
Foster of Montpelier; Marsh of Wood
stock; Hard of Arlington; Goss Of Yer
gennes.
Jadieiayy-Miner of Manchester; Prout
of Rutland Ross Of st. Johnsbury :;
Park of Bennington Brigham of Hyde
Park.
ClajD'S-Burt Of Swanton; Van Sick
len of Burlington; Lane of Cornwall !;
Thompson ofLyndOn MCCleary Of New
port.
BankS-Park of Bennington Converse
of Townshend; Ross of Brandon; Smith
of Ferrisburgh Woods Of Milton.
Manufactures -Greenbanks of Danville :;
Martin of Marshfeld Shuftleton of Sun
derland Gray of Midd!etown Ball of
Springfield.
AwiNatWe-Pease of Charlotte; Smith
of Bridport; Loveland of Norwich !;
Taylor Of Sherburne Barron of Wash
ington.
Graad L@t-Clafin of Hancock; Ben
ton of Waltham; Armstrong of Dorset !;
Randall of Sandgate; Stewart of Bar
net; Coffin Of Groton; White OF Shell
burne; Weston of Colchester; Appleton
OF Victory Noyes Of Brighton; Laid
of Enosburgh; Collins of RidefOrd !;
Marvin of Alburgh; Irish of Grand
Isle; Christy Of Johnson; Weeks of
Stowe Smith of STAFFORD Peake of
Orange; Somers Of Strasburgh; Curtis
of Lowell; Nourse of Pittsford Holmes
of Hubbardton; Graves of DuXbury +;
Foster of Calais Smith of GuildfOrd !;
Whitney of Wilmington; Emmons Of
Hartland Shed of West Windsor.
| General Committee of Stock
bridge; Thomas of Orwell Mason of
Readsboro; Wyman of St. Adams Rug
giles of Sutton; Slocum Of South Bur-
liDgton; Marvin Of Alburgh Sudcomb
of Concord; Cady of MOrristown !;
Brock of Newbury Lane of Derby Kel-
logg of Benson Jones of Mortified !;
Herrick of Brattleboro.
State PriS0a-Roberts of Underhill /;
Bemis of Westmore; Walker of Dunn
merston; Spafford of Weathersfeld !;
| Hill of Starksboro.
Cnpmat,on8-Whit of Windsor Til
den of Barre; Snyder of Huntington !;
Phillips of Castleton; Grover of Wells.
Tom Lines-Richardson of Westford I;
Hopkins Of Rupert; Carpenter of Ran
dolph Purinton of Lincoln Benson of
| Clarendon.
The Speaker then announced the fol-
| lowing select committees:
On State Reform School. Walker of Lud-
low, Billiard of New Have ], Armstrong
of Dorset, Ross Of St. Johnsbury, Van
Sicklen of Burlington, Benton of Guild
| hall, Wyman of st. Adams, Marvin of
| Alburgh, Wheelock of Cambridge, Hay
of Bradford, Root of Craftsbury, Kellogg
| of Benson, Richardson of Waitsfeld,
Herrick of Bratteboro.
To visit Reform SchOol-Tenny of Tibet
ford, Foster of Montpelier, Ross of Bran
don, Marsh of Woodstock, Johnson OF
Wardsboro.
On Constitutional amendment, Park OF
Bennington, Rounds of Chester, Clark Of
Poultney, Dunn of Fairfax, Brigham OF
Hyde Park.
The Speaker also appointed the fol-
lowing committees to canvass the votes
for county officers:
ADDISON Go.-Ball of Granville, CLARK
Of Addison, McEnnivey of Ripton.
bennington Co.-Simonds of Peru, Bur-
ton of SALISBURY, Webster of Stamford
| Caledonia Co.-Sanborn of Peacham