Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-01-16
ORANGE Co. AGRICULTURAL So.


afternoon of this week. There WI
q very fair attendance, most OF tin
towns in the limits of the sOciet!
being represented, The report o
the Treasurer was informal, ant
we cannot give an exact statement
of the financial standing of the so
city. but the receipts at the last An
nual Fair were somewhat ovel
g., 200, about $l.1OO Of which wal
paid out in premiums and purses,
and the Misunderstanding about
1926 now in the Treasurers hands
has been expended in repairs
current expenses. SC. Mr.. Albert
Bailey, of the Committee Oh Build
ing and Repairs, presented u report
showing that that committee had
expended $2,237.2O. OF this sun
the people of Bradford contributed
in cash and labor, $7O5.0S; 81 ,OO(
was borrowed by the COMMITTEES
and the balance was p lid from the
treasury. The Society is now owing
$1,000, and has in available assets
$l25 in cash and about 500 worth
of lumber, posts, etc, to be disposed
of.
When the election of officers was
reached there arose a stormy discus
sion on the question as to the quail
fications that entitled q man to vote
After about an hour spenc over this
matter, and leaving it just where
it first started, the business was
psOceed ed with, and the following
officers were elected: President,
Moses X. Chamberlin, Bradford
Vice Presidents, A. p. Gould, Pier.
mont, Chas. e. Smith, HaverhiIl
Secretary. Il. r. Hyde, Chelsea ;
Treasurer, w. II. Gilmore, Fairlee {;
Marshal, d. II. Rowland, Corinth ;
Gen. Supt., Jonathan Johnson.
Bradford; Auditors, 4. Bailey, j.
B. Pickett, j. Golden, Bradford /;
Directnrs, G. w. Flagg, Braintree !;
Z. s. Hall, Randolph; Ii. G. Kib.
bee, Brookfeld G. Martin, vii.
Jamestown; Thos. Thurber, John
A. Stanley, Washington; O.Graves,
Stratford b. F. Dickinson, j. +.
Hemmenway,Chels Jas. Stacey,
Vershire ; w. A. Dodge, S. X. Ber-
ry, Thetford; W. Il. s. Cilley, Fair.
lee; p. X. Robinson, West Fairlee ;
w. b. Porter Tunbridge; Chester
Dickey, Orange; Ezekiel White, F,
5. Rogers, Topsham G.. q. Smith,
E. G. Sawyer, Corinth; j. Fl. Saw.
yer, Hiram Kimball, Bradford
Chamberlin, Fl. Whitcher,
Newbury; 81. S. Bailey, N. NJ.
Swasey, Haverhill; John Martin,
q. H. Palmer, Piermont; B. Frank
in, Oxford John Buchanan, Grot-
IN; w. j. Nelson, Ryegate; w.
e. Dimick, Lyme.
The following resolution was
then passed:
Resolred, That the Orange Coun-
y Agricultural Society invite the
New England States and British
to compete with them for
premiums, under their regulations,
1t the Annual Fair for the year 1875.
HANOVER. The Week of Prayer
vas observed here and was attend
ID with much of interest.
A society has been formed among
he young men who attend the Epis.
opal church, for the study Of church
history and other matters of church
Bishop Miles being in town
avored the society with an inform
Il talk of an hours length, OH Sat
friday evening, and conducted the
service at the church on Sunday.
Tho west window of the new st.
Thomas church is estimated to cost
between $1,000 and $500, and the
ast window OF the church S11O0.
Reed Hall has been heated by
steam this winter and the reading
Dom and library rooms have been
very comfortable. The chapel and
ome of the recitation rooms have
,een cold during the last few days;
here is good reason to suppose they
will he heated by steam next winter.
Some of the students have a string
o attached to their alarm clocks
hat when the alarm goes off in the
morning it winds up the string,
the stove door and open
ng the hampers. The fire burns,
he room gets warm and the boys
re happy.
The cheapest club in college is
he one at So. Hall. Board being
It $500.
The winter term closes Wednes-
lay noon.
A Hall is to be finished off in the
lotel.
"A few more of those beautiful
y colored Autographs of celebrated
rotters at OPINION STATIONERY
,TORE. Five dozen have already