Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-03-16
CHARLESTON.

Griffin. Mr.. Pratt intends to settle
up his business and move to Iowa.
BURNED.-A freight car was burn
ed at Yarmouth, between Portland
and Island Pond lately. Judge Ben
nett had a quantity of freight in it. 1t
is supposed that it was set on fire.
Clerk and treasurer, 0. F. Alton;
selectmen, W. 3. Clarke, L. NJ. Sleep,
er, a. j. Lang; overseer of poor and
first constable, NJ. G. Davis auditors,
d. Webster, E. o. Bennett, B. ID.
Carpenter; listers, J. Campbell, j.
W. Beebe, E. H. Robinson; trustees,
Geo. Leland, E. W. Parlin, 0. F. All
ton; town grand jurors, Daniel Web.
ster, NJ. NJ. Melvin; agent to prose
cute suits, l.. W. Clarke superintend-
ent, Rev. A. G. Childs. Voted a tax
OF 40 per cent. of grand list to re-
pair roads and bridges, and 40 per
cent. for all other purposes. Cash in
treasury, March 3, 1868, $8,15; re-
ceived from collection of taxes, S1644.-
%. Paid expenses of town paupers
1901, AZ; for building and repairing
tpadS, $484,62. Cash in treasury.
March 2, 1869, 81 %; present indebt,
rdness OF the town, $575.56; out
standing orders, $865,99. Number
Of paupers 4 number Of marriages
Turing the past year IL, births 3 ,death,
II.
DERBY.
CHANGES VIM. c. Scott has sold
his residence to David Hopkinson.-
Price $500. Emera Kingsbury
has purchased A. A. Ripley's at the
same figures.
The ACADEMY-The academy is in
a aourishing condition, there being
about one hundred pupils in attend
ance the first week.
GLOVER.
FELL.-Mrs. Isaac Annis a week
or two since fell on the ice and dislo-
Gated her hip. Wonder where she
found the ice.
BALL.-There were about thirty
five couples at Fosters ball on the
evening of the 10th.
GREENSBORO.
LOST. - Two months since, Mr..
Worcester, assistant postmaster, sent
$500 to the editor of Boston Journ-
al for subscribers in Greensboro. 1t
has gone to the pocket of some thief
Bryon Carney has sold his farm to
John Heath, Of Derby for $3.50. He
sells personal property at auction on
the 18th inst.
HOLLAND.
Clerk, S. R. Fletcher; treasurer, L.
/ c. Heath; seIectmeu, II. Pinney, J.
G. Robinson, J. Fletcher; Oyerseer of
poor, Chas G. Lee; first constable,
/ G, c. Boynton; second constable, J.
! Carter; auditors, H. Pinney, G. H.
Green, 5. r. Fletcher; listers, G. G,
Boyntou, 5. r. Fletcher, H. B. Bates
trustees, II. Piuney, J. G. Robinson, j.
/ Fletcher; town grand juror, Joseph
Fletcher; agent to prosecute suits, ).
G. Robinson; superintendent, I. g.
/ Rannev. Voted a tax OF IS per cent
for all purposes, which will probably
leave a surplus of $400. The town
has no debt, always raising money
each year to pay all debts contract.
ed during the preceding year. The
outstanding orders amount to 1856,
"a. Tie town has Is paupers. Dur
inc the past year there were mar
riages, 25 births and 9 deaths report
ed. The following is the exhibit Of
the financial condition of the town:
Cash in treasury, March 3,
1868, 32l,I5
Cash received from collector, 1861 So
Amount received, Sl98S, II
Paid town and incidental eX-
penSeS, oO,Z'
Paid expense Of town paupers IS l,3l
Paid for building and repairing
roads. 6I2I4
Paid injury on highway, $500
school money raised for dis
tricts, 1880
| Cash in treasury. 355,OS
1000 -,