Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-28
Probate Court.
Hon. HARVEY TuDrN, Judge
HOY Y Euaer HgftjrfgF

Hos. n A. CHASE, REGISTER.
The following business was transacted In the
Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
during the week ending October 20, 1874
October 20-A. W Hawkins estate administra-
tors account allowed and decree made Reuben
Smiths estate assignment made and petition for
license to sell real estate referred tiNoyember 10
October 81 Daniel Dcmeritts estate, admins
traitors account presented and referred to October
T. James Norris estate, administrators account
allowed and assignment and decree made
October 81 Nahum Nichols estate, Thomas b
Nichols, administrator; b. T. Waterman and J..
II. wolcott, appraisers and commissioners. zcd-
cliah Sideways estate, administrators account
presented and referred to November IL Miles
Templeton's estate and Daniel Dcmertt's estate
commissioner reports returned
TIM NEXT DAmYMrNs MErrfNG. the meet
ing Of the Dairymons' Association, Wednesday
evening last it was suggested that the next winter
meeting would be held in that place Offering the
greatest inducements In the way Of memberships,
accommodations, etc, and the officers Of the as
ISOLATION very frankly say that they prefer hold
ing it in Montpelier to any other place offering
the same inducements in the two respects named.
It is understood that the accommodations mem
toned consist chiefly Of suitable hall, well
warmed and lighted and suitable hotel accommo-
datons, all Of which can be had as wen here as
at any other point in the state. In regard To the
matter Of memberships we do not understand that
any specific number of members or anything Of
that sort is required but rather that the officers of
Che association shall have some sort Of pledge or
guarantee that somebody will undertake the task
Of inducing those who are proftcd by the meeting
TO contribute their part towards the expense Of it.
The meetings are open to ali and the mass Of men
have learned so well to look -fter their own in
tercsts to the neglect Of other peoples that they
feel quite at liberty TO come and 60 without
paying what they are not asked TO pay.
What is necessary, then, to get themeetng here
as we understand the matter, is to organize an
asking committee who are willing to say that they
win get mp good liberal membership, the more
the better There is not town In the county
where a good number could not he raised II some
body win take hold Of the matter in earnest BY
the provisions Of the constitution Of the associa-
ton, as We read il, this matter comes logitimately
within the duties Of the trustees for the county
who are Daniel Hopkins, j. T. Iiollstcr aud vii
lard s. Martin.
1t has been suggested by the secretary that the
proper course TO pursue in the premises is for the
trustees 70 organize committee Of one from
each town in the county, and in contiguous towns
In the adjoining counties, TO solicit memberships
conditioned ON the holding of the meeting here
and report GO Mr.. Hopkins, the chairman of the
committee in season for him to put in his pro-
po.a during the ten days 10 which the secretary
invites proposal. from an the towns desiring the
meeting Mr. Hopkins post Office address is
Waterbury Center