Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-03-15


G. A. Human, Joseph Marsh, select
men; L. G. Heath, treasurer; Il.
Moon, .jr., overseer of poor; G. c.
Boynton, constable; S. R. Fletcher,
G. c. Boynton, c. G. Lee, listers; >.
C. Robinson, G. II. Green, G. A. Hin
man, auditors; G. A. Hinman, grand
juror; Joseph Fletcher, town agent
Lasbmgh-E. P. Cotton, modera-
tor; Thos. Jameson, clerk; Isaac N.
Cushman. Jonas Kidder, B. F. Tower,
selectmen; John L. Dodge, D. Web
ster. Ell. Foss, listers: Silas G. Bean,
constable and collector; |. n. Cush-
man, town agent; G. /. Vail, superln-
iendent; Henry Somers, overSeer OF
poor.
1rov-O. N. Elkins, clerk; Jona-
than Elkins, agent and treasurer; l..
C. Moore, NJ. Kennedy, jr., 5. K. Da-
Wis, selectmen; j. II. Rines, overseer
Of poor; L. 2. Gallup, constable and
collector; C. Elkins, jr., A. P. Small
lev, S. P. Hunt, listers; NJ. F. Var
ney, superintendent; NJ. Stebbins, l..
c. Moore, grand jurors.
Uestfeld-D. F. Boynton, modera-
tor; Ii. Miller, clerk; E. S. Miller, E,
III. Miller, A. w. Annis, listers; d. F
Boynton. n. Hoyt, NJ. Mari, select
men; O. Win3low, treasurer E. S
Miller, collector and constable; FL
Richardson, grand juror; II. Atwell
agent ard oyerseer Of poor; G. FL
Whitcomb, superintendent; NJ. Mari
r. Trumpass, grand jurors.
ORLEANS Coon TEMPLARs UNION
The sixth quarterly meeting of thi
organization was held at Barton Land
ing on last Tuesday. 1t was the lar
gcst and in some respects the best ses
sion of the Union. Not all the lodg
eS in the county were represented, bu
it was evident from the number in al
tendance, as well as the unusual inter
est attending both the private an
public meetings that Good Templal
ism is power in our county, and tina
for good. The forenoon session wa
occupied mainly with reports from tn
various lodges and with instruction
t in the working forms of the order
= The afternoon session was public an
: the church was well filled with an a
= tentivc and interested audience. A
: original and instructive address wa
= given by Rev. G. A. Farrar of Yves
t field, upon "The Connection of Ten
: pcrance and Republicanism." Rev.
H. White was called ont to take I'll
G place of Rev. J. II. Woodward, a,
pointed to address the meeting, wi
was absent. He made very hapr
and telling speech upon the " Adva
tages peculiar to the Good Templar
organization. Good singing was flu
nished by quartette from Glover an
!, by the choir Of the lodge at Barto
Landing. After the public exercise
! the members of the Union returne
to the hall of the lodge and transac
ed remaining business. The next Sc
sion will be held at Lowell the SC
ond Tuesday of May next. Rev.
/ Tabor of Barton was appointed Fl
y one address and Rev. VIM. A. Robi
C son substitute. Rev. J. II. Woodwal
!, was appointed for the other address
I and Rev. Mr.. Bcmis of Craftsbury h
" substitute.
= The Good 'femplars of Lowell a
: for q large attendance and will extel
= their hospitalities to all who will me
y with them then. The meetings of t
le Union have hitherto steadily increa
ed in size, interest and profit, and it
- hoped this is to be the case III the
> turc.
, LIsTLRs' MEETING.-The listers
the several towns in the county are
1. have meeting at the court house
Irasburgh, Saturday, March %, at
:; O'Clock, in order to agree upon a III
t, form rate of appraisal.
- BAPTIsTs.-A Quarterly meeting
. the Danvllle Baptist Association W
!, be held with the Baptist Church
=, Derby, commencing Friday, March
, continuing over Sabbath.
l. COOP TEMPLARs.-The followil
l. are the officers of Norris Lodge, n
T. 2, in Lowell, for the present quartz
B. F. Paine, w. C. T.
;; Miss Alberta Cheney, W. Y. T.
= Mrs. N. Souther, W. r. Ii. S.
:. Mrs. j. Sherburne, w. l.. HI. S.
F. w. Baldwin, w. S.
" Miss Frankie Newton, w. A. S.
u S. B. Parker, W. T.
!, Eugene Curtis, w. S.
', III. B. Parker, w. NJ.