Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-12
Patrons Of Husbandry.


Chttendeu Grange No Sc have sent
eight dollars to the Kansas sufferers, aside
from helping the town contribution.
The meeting of the county council at
Bloomington, March g, was fully attended,
there being large number from out of town,
notwithstanding the storm. Next meeting
at Glover, last Saturday in May.
Cornwall Grange No. 90 have forwarded
to VIM. b. Porter, Master OF the Nebraska
State Grange, barrel of clothing valued at
s35, and SIS in cash. for which they have
received hearty letter of thanks.
Chas. Dole, principal of Norwich Univer-
sity, offers reward Of years tuition and
board for one student as premium for 400
subscribers at IS cents each to tho Rereiile,
and thinks the Patrons ia Vermont may by
uniting their efforts secure the prize. Ad-
dress Chas. Dole, Mortified.
Mr.. Editor The members of North
Star Grange, Westford, had an oyster sup
per at their rooms at the union cheese fac
tory Thursday, Feb. 25, and very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all. A good number
turned out, although the roads were very
bad, and almost impossible. The county
council meet with us on the 22nd Of March
A good time is expected. Our grange num-
Der about forty, although there is so much
opposition at the Center. II. W. II.
A Bridport Patron writoo uWo do not
buy our goods through the agency to o
much machinery. as | wrote in an article
last spring. for the FARMER, giving my views.
We adoOf tho Milan I nronooad ys1 hty A
direct from the wholesale dealer. We buy
nothing as yet but groceries. Bought three
bills last fall prices as follows, and every
article strictly pure, something our people
never before saw. Even ground ginger,
some could not tell what it was, only it
smelled like ginger but was $50 strong:"
Ginger % cents pimentO 80 pepper 20 I;
Rio coffee 20, raw; best English s. G. soda
81 corn starch 81 CASTLE soap 10; Eng.
lish ourrants I, best ever saw &C., &c.
give these prices from memory, but they
are not under price. Oh tea, Japan, 81
cents. such as sells here for 81 to sl.l0.
Best ever saw, 20 cents. Our saving is
from 20 to 33A per cent. If other oranges
wish, the name of the firm will be given.
f. Grovenor is secretary OF the grange at
Brdport.
Deputy Naramore organized Orwell
| Grange with 33 members. March 4.
| Master, Il. II. Ovsrhissr Col. s. W. Warren, o.
Q. A. Kimbsli; Ii j. b, Conkey,, s; a s. Murray
o,.: paps@i Mr.. T. hs. A. S5:.G Mrs. see
Y. Bisskmer. T., Mrs. VIM. q. GrlswslL p, Mrs. A
W. Joying, L. A. s.
Deputy Naramore organized Central
Point Grange, at Cambridge, March l, with
80 members.
George Dunton, Master, ", p Maccoy, o. 4. ]. q
| Msrse, l.. A. b. Bellows, s. b, q. Macoy A. s.
Enoeh Au,tn, 9; sheldin strat.on, T; II. A. Thorn
as, Sec. H. A, Goodwin q. X Mrs. Augusta Thom
Ma - Hattie Biiss, L. 4. g. Geo bSntOn, B. e.
Deputy Boyden organized Mount Anthony
Grange, at Bennington, in Pleasant VALLEY
school house, March 2.
Y. ID. Fillmore, Master d. II. Rudd, O. Henri!
Richmond, l.. Merritt y Rudd, q, Charles D. Brni
nsr, A. b.. Mrs. L. +. sheldon, @. Daniel Paddock
M B. b. H Fillmore &C. G.; Mr.. H. Hr%stTo Ss p Nj.
s. Paddock, f., Mrs. Il. Armstrong, l.. A. s.
March 4. Mr.. Boyden organized Hal
Mountain Grange, at South SALISBURY.
Q. P; Montgomery, Master Mys9n Clark, g, /.
SSls, 1. K " Uhase, 81 !, W. Monroe a; g. 3;
sec,i d. q, Smith q: X, Mrs, l., W; Cole, 9. Mr.
q. q, Andrew, p. Miss Nellie Andrew, f. Mr.
AhOtnSi ~ hihuBVout iiOhhV loeSNbO
Grange" March 8, at 10 an.
n. Bsn'd asa6 Ssi a.. si''S aSs'1 q sr
81 Ara n. H0ldsnl o. Y. 3. Davis, Sec DurmH
Mrs. D: B. Davis, p. bliss AddiS R. Holden, n Mr.
5 q, y. Hard, L. A. s. .. ~.
The same day, at Sp. NJ, Mr., BOyde
: organized Mount EOlus Grange at Ea
Dorset.
W. II. Beboe, Master A. L. Bowen, o. Mrs. A.
Walt IL W. e. Stewart, 4, d. Dexter A. S. Mi
Laura A. Bebee, O. q. =, Gralth, T. \, NJ: Tore
q Bee. Y. II. Moshsr, q. X. Mrs q. !. 6rifhth,
Mrs. II. Benson, Pr Miss Nina Batehelder FL Mi
} Il. bebee, l.. AS.
4 And yet another Grange at Centervill
y Wallihgiord, March 8. Name, Farmer
4 Protection Grange"
Oh! wilder, Mastsr N. NJ. TsrbSll o. q, W
lard, Ii Z; "; MaTt 81 D., WILDER 4; y Ms.
a HeaEy Forbes, q. X, Mrs. II. Davenport, o. NJ
Armstrong; 81 Mas Mary Parker, III MIa N. \