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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-03
Temperance Convention.

The Orange County Temperance Convention met
at the Congregational church. inChelsea, on Tues
day, February %, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, pursu-
ant to call, and in absence OF the President and
Vice Presidents, was called to order by the secre
tary, Hon B Martin. Rev r Merrill was APP
pointed President, pro tom. Prayer by Rev, T.. T..
Heuick
The report OF the Commissioner A. 4. Kinney,
was read and accepted and, on motion of r II.
Dustin, was ordered to be published in the leading
papers Of the state
A committee, consisting Of X. II. Dustin, A. J,
Foster and franklin Dearborn, was appointed by
the chair to nominate officers Of the society for the
ensuing year, and also TO nominate a candidate for
County Commissioner.
The chair also appointed, ms committee ON reso-
buttons, Rev. l.. f. Herick, Ira midget, Ezra
Walker and Abel Merrill.
The cony ention then adjourned until half-past
one o'clock, p. NJ
AFTERNOON Session.
In the afternoon, the meeting was called to or
der by the chairman.
The committee on nominations made the follow
Ing report, which was unanimously accepted
For Prrsiient-.Iohn u. Mead, Randolph.
For Vice Presidents t1rs n whs' TuSeriss
For secrriary-Arihnr ;. Austin Chelsea.
FOR County Commlssioner-k 2. Martin, Wlllsms'o~n'
rowS COMMITTEES
| Bradfori-R. Farnham, n. G. McDunee.
Iainire IL 5. ilarwo9d, J. y Cleveland.
GSs.sS%k wsssi' " p TesassSS. I, K Hyde
f fsIisaoh g. s ss,Ss%S K l. Risss
Wei faisiSsJ j. pea,SeT' Kim kl%I sI,, BATE,
Orange Chester ptckey, NJ. G Cross
fseas'gp lyman iI!S;,si.y s.M, disasoa
Topsltam-k. NJ. Bill, WI. teorRe.
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fHE Paris EremaeHu Of February 7, says
" Madame X, young American whose grace and
remarkable beauty had often been remarked in
society, last Tuesday sent letters to many men,
bers Of the American colony here, informing them
that between six and seven o'clock that evening
they would find her dead In the Bots de Boulogne'
near the pigeon shooting grounds. Her friends
Immediately hurried to the spot indicated, where
they found her lying in pool OF blood She had
shot herself in the bosom with pistol. 1t is
stated that an unfortunate love affair impeled heI
to commit suicide Some time ago she had tried
to poison herself The ball has been extracted
but her life is still in danger
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The undenigned having been appointed by ths Honorable
Probate the District n Washington, Commission
srs 10 receive examine adjust all claims and demands
all persons against the estate Of Joel Doy, late OF
Waterbury IN said District, deceased, and all claims ex-
hhle In Offset thereto hereby give notice that We vi meet
Tot the purposes aforesaid at the Town CLERKS once N
Waterbury 6th day Of March and 3st day Of July
next from O'Clock, until fonI O'Clock, NJ each
DAYS aud that months from the sth day Of febf
ary A. u lsi6 the time limited by said Court for said
creditors present their claims 10 us for examination and
allowance. . -.
Daiei Al Waterbury this 10Th day q February A. D. lsii
OSCAR W. MAY, Commissioners
66Ss JOHN JACKMAN,B ''"'i'H'''e's'
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IrqaI Wnfres.
STATE or vERMgNT,

In Probate Court, held Montpelier in said District,
the 9Th day Of February, A. u. ISIS.
:. H. q, Bosworth, Administrator, Of the estate Of
Joseph \. no@worh. late OF kerlin, IN said District,
deceased, presents h administration account for exam
inntion and allowance, and makes application for
decree Of distribution and partition Of the estate of said de-
ceased Whereupon. II Is ordered by said Court, that said
account said application be referred To session
thereof To be held al the iroats Once, In said Mont
psller on the 10Th day OF March, 4. ID. ISIS, for
hearing and decision thereon; and, IL is further
dere thai notice be given to all persons interested
by publication Of the three weeks sueeessvely In the
Vermont Waterman A state Journal, newspaper pub
shed at Montpelier, previous TO said time appointed for
hearing they may appear said time and place and
show any they may have why said account should
not be allow ed, and such decree made.
7i by the COurt.-Atiest,
$50 HARVEY TILDES. Judge.
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BErHEL.--The executive committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association and churches OF Yer
mont meet here March 9Th, 9TH and sth. Tile
public arc cordially invited TO attend the meet
ings Very profitable meetings have been held h
other places and it is hoped these will he well at
tended and rich In fruit
Let our farmers and others interested remeip
Der the meeting of the Board OF Agriculture here
the 4th and 9th OF March
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BARnE-Clerk and Treasurer Clark Holden
selectmen, W. C. White, C. J. Beckley, BIZ. Water
man Listers, Frank Stafford, A. T. Wood, Miles
Morrison; Constable, G. l. jackson; Oyerseer OF
Poor l.. r. kinney, Superintendent, Rev. L. Ten
ney; Agent, @. W. Bassett; Trustee, Carlos Car
penter; Auditors, G. W. Bassett, John Paine, Frank
Stafford; Grand Jurors, John Paine, Weber TIL
den; Railroad Commissioners, w. Il. whitcomb
d. d wheelock, l.. y. Aldrich; County Grand
Jurors, Horace Batchelder. Carlos Carpenter, d,
d. wheelock, W. ID. Hooker Meeting adjourned
to February 9, at one O'Clock, p. NJ
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STATE or VERMONT,

In Probate Court held Montpelier IN and for said Dis
triri, ON the 18th day OF February, A. d. lsso. -.
An instrument puortinG TO be the last III and Iert-
ent Of Joseph smith, late Of Waterbury In said District
deceased being presented 10 the Court BY ;. T. Huse,
he executor therein nae for Probate; II u ordered ~
aid Court that all persons concerned eein De nenea 70
antar al ssson said Court 10 be held At the Probate
ohlee In Montpelier, the SIN day Of March a y 80
and show cause N any they have, against the fobaie
M sald Will Tor whh purpose Il Is further ordered that
copv o Inc Of ibis orer be published three week
st,e,s.i,ely Ia lie Vermont Watchinan stats Jotai
nrin.d al Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed io'
heaIing' ny "' HARVEY TILDES, Judge.
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carly date for effective work.


PROBATE CoURT.-The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District OF
Washington during the week ending March l.,
1875 February %, Lyman Powers estate, inyen-
tory returned Sarah stones estate, petition for
license to sell real estate referred to March l6.
Fred G. MeCrillis' estate, commissioner report
returned administration account allowed; assign
ment and decree made. February 2d Isaac Law
rence's estate, commissioners report returned.
February 81, Joseph 5. Besworth's estate, admins
tration account referred to March 20. Roxana
Pixies estate, T. NJ. Snow, administrator; A. +.
Putnam and f. o. Parker, commissioners. VIM.
Leet's estate, inventory returned, March l. Laura
Wheelock's estate, Abijah Wheelock, administra'
tor; J. H. Cole and G.. S. Carver, commissioners
Polly Kimbalrs estate, will referred for probate
to March 20. Minors Cameron's guardianship
guardians account allowed. Joseph IIazeltine',
estate administration account allowed and decree
made. James Boydens estate, inventory returned
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NJ WAsnINGTON IFIsI lFIt T, ~
pr,b,te Court held at Montpelier IN aud Tor SAID
na,,,'i IN the iIh ,iav Of February, A. ID, leso =
Allen Ferry, administrator % w sss ~ , -
n I AID Conr ior cens 10 sell all q the rea,
estate Of said dsceased including Wy nsns o. % s
sad 4 Necessary for the payment n the debts OF aid
i.sas and the charges OF administrator cf his estate
MI ts ale Of such homestead would be 9snefeiai "
Inc widow and minor chr,n % sail asceasei wnereupe
4. oler by Court thai said Application be iefefreu
~ session ereof be held Al the Probate onies, In
Al uontpeller, the 10th day III March, A. u lc.o iot
hrrinr And decision thereon; and. further oIdsfe that
ali nsisons Interested be notified hered BY pueleAon %
s,,rrsssysly In the Vermont WAthnan state Journal
neuspa,er puhishsd Al Montpelier, and which circulate.
~ hs of those Interested. before said time u
hr,na that they may appear said time and place aud
II they see cause, object therrto -.
s-.so \. A. CHASE, kagiler.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At ST. ALBASs-Lo S14,-
000-About two o'clock Saturday morning fire
was discovered in rooms in Barnes block, St
Adams occupied by W. j. Doran as pawnbro-
kers shop The fire when discovered had been
burning for some time, as nearly half OF the
second story OF the building was ablaze When
the fire broke ont Mr.. Doran and his wife were
asleep in the rear of the building and he on being
awakened by the smoke sprang out to save his
children, -four in number,-who were sleeping in
an adjoining room with his brother on opening
the door the flames rushed into the room, and
closing the door he with his wife escaped out OF
the rear window, down ladder which had beer
placed there by the citizens, and succeeded il
reaching the ground. Mr.. Doran's brother sue
ceeded in saving the children, though he wa
nearly suifocated by the smoke. Despite the Of
forts OF the fremen the flames broke through int
Armory Hall; but after three hours hard worl
the fire was extinguished The total loss is est
mated at $4,000, mostly covered by insurance
The building cost s20,0 600, and was damaged t.
the extent OF $1,000, with S11,O 900 insurance
Later information gives the losses as follows
A. Mousette, restaurant, about 81 900 w J. Doran
pawn office, household goods, etc, about 5000
O'Brien & Hoar, $780, c. H. Beals, groceries
etc, $1,000 J. Andrews, Jr., about 500; l.oui
Noley, barbershop 5000; Company ID" IRAN
som Guards ~ e. Vermont, 81 600; Alexande
Macy, billiard room, not known, probably 500
loss on building estimated at 5000 to $4,000
| Geo. Barnes flour, feed, and grain, 5000. Tn
Barlow Gays, also lose slightly. Insurance is a
follows 81, 800 on building in the National, o
Hartford Conn. W. J. Doran, 81, 600 on stock il
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SrArE OF VERMONT,

- IL MASIlfNGrON DISTRICT, s..
In Prohatc Court held Montpelier In and for said DIS
ifist on the 18th day OF February, A. d, 1875
An Instrument purporng he the last VIII and Tesla
o. Harriet Carpenter, late Of Wasneld n SAID district
aase being presented Ia the Court by VIM NJ ftngry Tor
Probate IL Is ordered by said Court that ali con
cerned therein nohet appear at session OF said Court
b be- held at Probate office In Montpelier on the blh
day OF March, A. u. ISIS and show cause any they may
have against the Probate Of said will for which purpose Il
Is further ordered, that copy OF the record OF s or
be published three weeks neeessysy N We vermont
Waterman STATE Journal, printed al Montpelier peNioos
10 said time appointed for hearing.
ny tho Conft-Atiest, ...... -.
ai-69 n. A. CHASE, Register
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CHARLES KEESE, jeweler, has just opened a
place Of business IN the Rialto block, in the room
lately occupied by J. o'Grady, where he proposes
to carry on the iewelry business in all It's branches
His great Speciality will be making and repairing
watches, etc. Judging from some specimens we
have seen Of his work, he is master OF his bust
ness, and his work will be OF the very frst class
An work will be warranted.
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purgative Pulls have become settled necessity with
the American people Indeed cahartic- always have been,
and always must be used In form, by all mankind
In this country, the pnar form Of administration has been
growing In favor since pills were nst made Of aoes and
nbarb, rolled into ball. Their hgn position IN the pub
lie confidence has finally been secured and fastened into
pcmanency by ArEHs CAruARrlc PlLLs, the most sklf
combination for the diseases they Intended to cure that
science devise produce Those who need pills
longer hesitate what pulls 10 take II they get ArERs
fiLls.-W Wheeling lNal Press.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

W. WAsiiiNGToS DISTRICT. s.
In proae court held at Montpelier, 10 and for said us
tri,i on Tie I'm day OF February, A. d. 1875;
An instrument puoTting 10 be the last VIII ana testament
Of Anthony Perry late Of Cabot, IN said dsiri dscel-s
being presented the court by Allen Perry ne Aeeulof
ther.n name pruhate II y ofe by sah court that
ali persons concerned therein be noe ~ session
M sa1 cour 10 held the probate ONCE M Montttiief
an ina lSlh ay of March, A. D. 1873 and show cause, any
they may against the probate OF SAID VIII ios wheh
Il N further orlere that copy OF the record OF this
risr he Published three weeks snceessyely In the Vermont
Watrhinnn and State journal, printed as Montpelier, prev
iols % sad time appointed for hearing
gs9 "A. CHASE, Register.
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NEw TAuoR's sHor.-Mr L. II. rowne for
many years with Wooson, is about TO open under
aattering auspices new taior's shop In the
rooms formerly occupied by the Post once lie
will be pleased 10 see customers and give them
good article, at moderate cost
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D. r GRAY is giving great bargains in first-class
furniture The very large stock he is closing ont
is not half gone yet A good bargain remains for
those to come, as others have already got Parlor
suits, chamber sets, and all other furniture going
at cost and less Baskets and collins, trimmed in
the best style, are sold when called for far below
the usual prices At McDonald's old place
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-03

The SOCIAL EXCHANGE In the vestry OF the
Church Of the Messiah, will be omitted this week
and next, on account Of meeting OF the Band OF
Hope and dramatic entertainment TO occur.
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TEMPLE QrARrErrE rRouPE We are pleased
to announce that this popular quartette, assisted
! by Miss Abbie WINERY, the distinguished London
sopmno, will give a concert at Village Hall, on
SATURDAY evening, March Goth. We shall notice
this concert again.
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ANNUAL IIor Remember Bishops annual hop
tomorrow evening A general invitation is ex
tended to ALL and all may be sure OF a hearty
welcome and fine entertainment Bishop has
spared no expense to render everything pleasant
and first class Carriage list at the hotel.
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CENTRAL IIoUT--Robert j. Cofiey. the popular
caterer, has rented the Riker block, now occupied
by T. A. Irish; has fitted it up in first class style,
and proposes to open hotel, to be called the Cen
trail House. The location is central and excellent,
and we predict for Mr. Cofrey full share Of pat
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ArrLEroNs ANNUAL CYcrorEDA ron 1874 Is
now RnADY.-T C. Phinney is the agent for
Montpelier and vicinity and will deliver the books
promptly at the publishers price.
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TnE ST. ALnASs BUTTER MARKET yesterday
was dun. Common 10 fair, 10 to 2Oc; medium 10
good, 81 70 pc; selections, % to DC fancy, 10
SHIPMENTS 9O5 tubs
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THE ELECTIONS darlington was carried high
and dry by the democrats, C. II. Blodgett being
reelected Mayor by a majority Of 5B. Cause,
disscnsions among the Republicans.
In St Adams, the railroad swept the board,
elocting all their officers.
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THAT JuDGEsmm. The Burlington Sentinel has
II from the best authority that the successor TO
Judge smalley Will be District Attorney fiheld
81 Montpelier, instead Of Hon. Asa o. Adds Of
ST Albans
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PAHDoNED. Charles NJ Durham, Of Fast
Montpelier, who has been confined in jail since
the 9th Of July last for not paying fine imposed
upon him for being found intoxicated, was par
doned last week by Governor Peck.
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TmE REFORM SCHooL-We have read letter
from prominent and respected citizen of Yer
gennes, sharply arraigning our course in relation
10 the removal Of the Reform School, and deny
ing, upon his own responsibility, the statements
made by our correspondent. Our information
came from a perfectly responsible and well-in-
formed source, and we wish it to be distinctly I'M
derstood that what we have said on this matter,
We have said with no other object than to promote
the best interests Of the state, and not from any
desire to injure any section. The charges Of mis-
representation before the legislature 10 effect the
removal came 10 rs amply endorsed, and we
hardly know what to say to this emphatic denial.
In any event We trust they will be thoroughly IN
vestigated and that course pursued In the matter,
which the best interest of the state demands
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WASHINGTON COUNTY Coum The jury calen-
dar for the March term Of the county court con-
tains one hundred and sixteen cases. II one
quarter Of these are tried the prospect is good for
o long term.
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supprN DeArn-Mr. Andrew II. Pray Of Bur
nngton, died very suddenly on Tuesday. lie was
about forty years Of age, and leaves a wife and
four child rem.
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The LECTURE delivered by John l.. Spring Esq
Of Lebanon New Hampshire, was as well attended
as could have been expected, considering the
weather All who had the pleasure Of hearing
him could not but feel well paid for attending
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DEAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
AT CTIONl

The following described property belonging 10 The estate
Of Elijah Nye late VI Berlin deceased viii be sold az public
auction, at his late residence,
Wednesday, March "a, 1875.
At rHS ocLocK, A.. N.
Ills home farm. containing two hundred acres
less two horses two large two threey steer
eight cows two yenrlng heifers tweny-One sheep two
shotesi poultry one bngy; one top-buggy; express and
other three slefh4s Universe sled harnesses robes
cider mill utensils. all the farming tools, hay.
oats; wheat, india weat corn potatoes; stoves, and
part OF the household goods
Also, the conclusion Of the above sale will be sold
the premises, the Pcrey Farm called Berlin
corner one horse six cows hrecyearrOd steer;
buu two twolear-oi hsiiers; two two-yearod steers
two yearng hefers shote; wagon; hay, straw,
oats india wheat potatoes farming tools, and other
property. Also, the Mountain Pasture called,
taining ninety acres more or lsza
s. MELLON, Administrator.
East Montpelier, March l. 1855. es-I0
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Alarming signsi When the voice IL relneed to
husky whisper. with hacking cough aud painful resplra
ton, their good Tor alarm Have recourse forth
with 10 Haies Homer u Horeh0HHd dad Tar. The relief
VIII le Immediate the cure certain sold by all druggists
Pikcs roothaehe Drops In one minute.
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lufrhk Mmhee.
Cattle Market.


A, Cambridge and BRIGHTON for The week ending Tuesday
March 2, 1875.
AMOUNT o. srocK Ar nAHxkr
ceffie SHEEP. lshofes. Hoes Cafres
5 JS;' y ss;s 800. Ii; liz si s g s $S /
fRcgs Ber cafis-Fr,ra fat and heavy premium oxen,
toaoalebei drs quality sqOeasEo, second quality 81 50
49, ih!rd quality ssftGli X 100 ~ on toiai weight q
we Alow and dfe.esd tcef few chcce single pairs.
gsrtiss oTes,--sle@2.o v pair Or according o. their
value - beef. Handy steers, fsinlN q pair
Mieh ceWs-Far quality. sliasi. cIirs good ssses o,
WITH % without calves ~ may he agreed farrow and or,
dlnary, si2ftt yeafilnge, sle0dlgn0. va-vrars-,id
tnnntnoi three yeafs-olds so QonB0o.
. Shssg- Common seseci extra, 6tdic; fancy lambs.
lse I'm, hye o. s290e9 y head.
shoti ~ Ms9,e-ale, oGoc retail, e@oc v n. Pat
hacs-Brghion, sgsGsci county lots. 7a7l.c q a
car skins, te1lt felts with wool 81 zoo. 80 each
IaloN. a'itssc country lot, s655fo I'm.
RfNtngs-The snow has detained The live stock trains
Win The exception ~ vermont and Massachusetts trains
Ihe buk u Northern arrivals this afternoon i6 head
The river stock sod At fair prizes Western cattle selling
from fdt live weight according 10 quality. Hathaway 4
swirl soid y seers 10 sanders Co. average 1900 rs Al
i1e live - steer 70 savage 70 Average 1881 bs, A. sc
7eeh M. Monroe aold al steers 10 syerage liO1 rs
Al e h NJ, steers TO T. salisbury 10 ilq5 rs
etc u steer 70 Mcrne average 1855 ne at sc q n,
NJ Scoeus soi 70 steers 10 Mr. Kahn 10 average 1s bs
At itc II. W harwell sold IS fine 10 = !. Leonard
- dress from l2ofc 1900 each. at l0sc ~ h. dressed weight
Working are IN fair demand
thcrp-lrces have not changed from last week, sft7ie
including the best fancy hpck.. W. H. Barwcll sold =
head 70 average p. At &c y D. L. stearns sold q 10
average u rs, At sc.
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fAYsroN.-Oficers elected at March meeting
ModerdtOr--G. o. Boyce.
Clerk w. Il. Porter.
JfedsGer.A. d. Bragg,
Agenf.--W. h. Porter
Seiectmen.-seth Boyoe, J. Patterson, j. j.
Boyce.
OUe,sear Of he PoOr-G. o, Boyce,
Constdbie-C. NJ Fisher
Listers-J Z. Boyce, Dan Boyce, j. Maxwell.
Audiiors-S. J. Dana, J. b. Thompson Robert
Maxwell.
Trustee Seth Boyce,
Grand JUr0rG. q. Boyce.
Superintendent II Common SchooiS-Rev. John
Buzzel.
Grand Jiirors-M. S. Strong, Dan Doyce.
Petit Jurors. Maxwell, J. d. Thompson, IL.
Kew, q. S. Bruce, S. J. Dana, H. T.. Boyee,
County Commissioner NJ Fisher.
Voted 40 cents town tax. Voted 10 raise -
cents on a dollar in addition to what the law d.
reefs, for highways and bridges Expense OF
keeping the poor $50
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MIDpLEsEx.-The Nillage-school exhibition and
donation at the Washington House Hall, on Fri
day evening last, was perfect success. The net
receipts-for the benefit OF the pastor OF the NJ F.
church, Rev. o. A. Farley-were about $50
The following list of town officers chosen
yesterday, are as follows
Moderdt0r.--J. H. Holden
Torn Clerk Treasurer and TraSfee.-Charles. d
Holden.
Seiectmen Elijah Somers, seaver Howard, p,
W Daley
Orerseer Of the Poor. The selectmen.
Constable and Collector -Myron W. Miles
Liaers.-Wm. Chaplin, Daniel X. Culver, {. c
Eaton.
Aaiitors.--J. II. Holden, Vim. Chaplin, VIM
Hudson.
Fehee Vie,cers.-Iathrop Lewis, Henry Nichols
Win ~ Dudley.
Il1Tb,tn Grand Jtrors.-Wm. Chaplin, Vim. ID
Mcintyre, G. e. Putnam.
Pound heeper.-L. u. Jones
To,cn Igent-C e. Putnam.
Superintendent-N. V. Vaughn.
Inspector Of Lumber and Shingles, j. II. Holden
Town tax, 40 ceufs on the dollar; highway tax
25 cents on the dollar In addition 10 what the Law
requires to be paid in labor.
| Vote for commissioner. John NJ Fisher, ~