The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16


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EFcrlaz q T6is lssan.a.tiaa thsli b. called
sEs 'ygmeul uevlaeas 4sseCias1s
So Z u et.sct ssaA4 ps y iaFrags DO pAi,
y iatrtssts - vtrr5olt AL ~ subsidiary .atss.
vsss.
50, a Tlsts Asaspiaisoa shall eeasast ~ sueh
T,ers9ps a. shal. - nf tbS.r 4ears 70 become
neaats - ard i,zy o. sip. 3 ivo dollars, AID .
a. slrn annualis tiisgeaaaE, and q honuFAT9
Assd sgFFcsFor.i,lsg lassaloas.
sEl, 4 Tho payment u afg dollars sAal, roH-
ststhm f5b Acuih6E
So 1As onsoors o. iis Association .haf 10
President sAree Fiss RrssisisHis. scns fr1,sa
each Congressional District, Gud Secretary.
who shan eunstiiate The Executive Committee,
Afd have Ne eencral oserslg .ht ~ ~ the AHairs
4 ia AsssiAtlQHI slso lHeAsaSsg and ioartssn
Trustees, who shall b. charged with ths intofests
~ The AssotAfidn II thtir respective counties
and coratitaIn Healum 81 detInissss cattou bey
tween the Executive Committee and tbs Tssia eni
members q the Association. They shall also ~
As Board % Appeals Oh Al questions o. differ.
opca shal may AEaao he tsoe4 TIC Exsouase eom'
alittce and member. s.
sEc. Q. The Annual Meeting for the election
81 officers and the TRANSACTION ~ basihess shall
be heid On the seeahd Nsaussaay after the sec.
opd Thursday n oclobcr N each year, ~ sDsh
place A. the EXECUTIVE Committee shall appoint.
There shall also be heid during each winter, At
such time aud place - the Executive Communities
mas dezgnate,a meeting Coz addresses and dis.
eussions, to conhnue AZ least three days, which
meeting shall DO open 70 al members 81 the A..
socisuon. gau t1Ha Ha e. sF4
Sc. Z. II shall BE- the duty Of the Secretary
70 prepare an Annual report Of the TRANSACTIONS
Of the Association for the current year, ernbrae-
ing such papers, original or selected, rs may be
approved BY the E2eeutiyp Committee, and cause
the same 70 be published and distributed 10 the
members OF the Association
seo. y. Tho Treasner shall keep tho funds q
the Association and disbnrse them on the order
81 he President or Vice President, eountersigned
by the Secretary, and make q report Of the
receipts ami txpendl ures 10 the An
nual Meeting in October. 68a 8taf1 &S8b
Scr. .. This Constitution may be amended q
any Annual Meeting by two-thirds vote OF all
the members present. N4 tHt
Mr. Mason, of Richmond, was called
upon for q statement relative TO the
Dairymen's Association in New York
who gave favorable report OF its OPP
erations: showing that the superior
quantity and quality of the cheese pro-
cinced, resulted in q great degree, from
the operations OF this organization
Mr.. Mason believed that Vermohters
with equally good pasturage anda bet
ter climate, could place their cheese at
at the head Of the list. with same skill
in manufacturing. He believed an or
ganization or association among farm
ers would help to accomplish such re-
suit in Vermont n8d a5 s4ad
Mr.. Bliss explained to tho meeting
the absence of Hon. XeA, Willard, Of
Little Falls, N. X, the DAIRY editor Of
the Rural Neto Yorker, who had been
advertised to be present and deliver an
address. uaa So t.el HR4 9 8
A committee consisting of Mr. Ma
son, Of Rchmond, Mr.. Hall Of Burke
and Mr.. Bliss, of Georgia. was appoint
ed to report at an adjourned meeting
officers for this organization, also to So
llcit members for the same. d mid d
At an adjourned meeting, Oct 2Sth,
this committee submitted the following
report, which was accepted and adop-
| ted: --i .ff.....s, ,.y.s -. 81 affs4ts
| President T. D. Mason, Richmond. s.i
Wee Presidents Middleton Goldsmith, Rut
land: N. r. Stafford, Hartford; r. j. SAKE, shel
don, LA yagH aigs CAS- auYsa aha -
Socretary-O s. Bliss, Georgia. y. 8s.Y
Tfessurer @, G. Chabdl,r, Montpelier.
/ - GCstH8ta COUNTY TRusrKEs 4a tA
| lAddisonz-D y. W. Mash, New Haveu,q aawst.
Bennington-A. b, Armstrong, Dorset
CaledoniE n. NJ H. Hall, East Burke.
'ohittenden-- e. Barnum, Milton. ga
Essex-E, y. Freeman, sdaildhalLa Bra gr
Franklin--A. A. Moore. sEsfis...t5a.--
Grand Isle-Allen r. Manning, Alburgh.
LarnoillelR- p. Midget Cambridge. sA4
orleans-vEzra 4. Darling. Derby. 8faH
Orange Aaron \, N, KING, Tunbridgo.
Rutland A. d. Smith, Dainty.
WAshington-G. C. Chandler, Montpelier.
Windsor q. Horace HubbAsd. Springfield
WindhAm peleg Winslow Pntney. #rH
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An Ohio lady Us, a arsenic for sAlrstus. She
il now widow
~ .sl..a .-ts.s. .5t !, san. 400 !.