Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19
Votes .sDosss TosVm.

Remember the donation tonight.
Judge Poland arrived home Saturday.
Jcrrauld is trying to settle with his cred
iIors for % cents on the dollar.
Il. L. IIovey has sold lot aud uncom.
pleted house at Summcrville 10 Albert Gale,
for $1,000.
VIM. Line, the observer on Mount Wash
ington, was in town Monday, to get some Of
Clffords workmanship.
Tho ticket office in the passenger station
is being enlarged by extending it north into
the gentlemen's waiting room.
"Oharlie" Webster, formerly of this place,
has bought Job office and is now doing bus
mess at No 3 fremont Row, Boston.
M. V. b. Drew, whose advertisement APP
pears in our columns, has bought the Tres
colt teams and moved into those quarters.
Morality aud Religion, or Goodness aud
Christianity" will DO the subject of discourse
at the Church Of the Messiah next Sun
day evening
One of our selcctmen did work for the
town TO the amount Of S2S94,29, last year,
and the firm Of which another was a member
$4067.03 worth.
Mrs. Horace Fairbanks is president of the
Christian Women's State Temperance Con-
vention. aud Mrs. Henry Fairbanks is vice
president for Caledonia County.
st. Johnsbury paid s4950 for rent Of
land on which the Portland Street bridge
was framed. Rents are not very low 10 st.
Johnsbury, notwithstanding the way bust
ness has been parslyzsd I" by the Sovereigns
and other powers of darkness.
G. A. Storer paid the state $50 and costs,
aud barrel Of alcohol worth SIS, for over
stepping the legal limits iu dispensing the
latter. Storer walked up to the captains
Office and settled without making any trouble
or finding any fault, for which he has the re-
spect Of the officers and public, aud we trust
he has on the other hand imbibed a sufficient
respect for the laws of Vermont not to again
be caught stepping over the bounds.
"Wednesday was the tenth anniversary of
Dwight Gould's marriage. He did not
think of it, though until half past seven in
the evening, when, happening to 60 home
from the store, he found quite collection of
friends there. Dwight was not long in ex-
changing his miller's garb for clothes less
dusty. The guests continued to come until
about 25 couples were present, bringing their
ice cream, cake, &C., with them, aud having
very good time. They left silver cake
basket aud various other articles when they
went away.
The following resolutions, which explain
themselves, were passed at a recent meeting
of Wide Awake Grange, st. Johnsbury Cen
ter:
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heavenly
Father TO remove by the unseen hand OF
death our brother Samuel q. Norris in the
midst OF his usefulness, whereby the family
have lost Il kind protector, the community
good citizen, and the fraternity n brother
whose life is full ofpleaSant memories never
TO be forgotten by those who knew him,
therefore
ReS0iced, That we. the members of Wide
Awake Grange No. GO. Z. of H., deeply SYM
pathize with the family of our deceased
brother, in their deep afliiction, and trust
that He who causes them To mourn will send
consolation.
Resolred, That copy of these resolutions
be presented to the family of our deceased
brother, II copy sent to the VERMONT FARMER
for publication, and also that they be record
ell on the records of the order rs u memorial
of our worthy brother.