Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22
School superintendent Meeting.

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School superintendent Meeting.
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conp,, me-, .gsooa,,,s a. ,he .,a,n,e n, Tho Court
uo,so In Noa,,,I,o, -, lr,,o.,Ia. Mach oist Mt
ten o'cloel - o,,r, A. u,e sever,,v Of the
storm hut Tow wore able 10 a,rear al roll call;
but the meeting wa. organiyed and the business
proceeded with by the follooine named gentle
men, Barr. Rev Leonard r.nucy ne,lin J. n.
Perrin. Montnsl,e, I "A rhvr.ton. Nortbfeld.
Prof Charles p,le, w,,.,bu,, At A. smile
Rev. Leonard renne, was elected As chairman,
and J n Tburston as secretary The following
resolution was adorted h, the meeting.
,B-o,,. 4s,, MI, candidate. ,,, ,.,,,o.. ,,,, town
superintendent. in Washington count, shall PAS. art. an
oral denomination, satisfactory The superintendent, second
an average Of shy'e per cent on NE four subjects Of e
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A. ~ ''oSe s"i'' '"''''''n's VINO "''' no'
b Ihurston' Montpelier, Vt, the name Of the
pace or places assigned by each for holding The
spring ana iail examinations
oFANeE-A gospel meeting will be held at the
'enter on saturday and sunday next
REroHrrD FAM M Mr. Hogan, the lamoillo
Valley r'i'road contractor, Is reported failed.
BAgny The following delegate. 10 the Bur.
lineton Convention were elected saturday even.
inc. w Br,ley. w A BeyceandG I. stowe
WArsfmtp. Tie following delegate. To the
Union Keptblietn Convention AT harrington have
i,eeu elected. G. f. ZONES and II ] Gleason
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ArIAr.-The compromise between the Rut.
land and Central Vermont railroad connanie. ha.
stoned ,t Passion Frid,y of Last .,.t
ru,, Fxrrxnrn The pre.ilent af tbs Wa.
men's centennial rxhihtlon I'm. e,t.ndea III,
time for receiving exhibits from Vermont at least
to May LIST. It Is advisable 10 forward articles 90
I soon S. possible
/ MinDLEsEN. By some error, the date for hold
ing the caucus to elect delegates to the Bnring
ton convention has appeared in the WArcHAiAN a.
Of March 9Th The caucus was held at the am
tons were as follows Delegates, g. C. Putnam
and William Chaplin altemates C. Holden
and Sylranus Daniels
IhofosAis SOLICITED. Proposals VIII be re-
ceiNeu lpI e'co''uH Ns'nVV' uuluins 'n ule 'I'ueu
'ou"'' Dls''''' III NoI'"n''n' uu'" Al'll o io''
hius VIII oe received i'r i'nnu"uoh ana uuiiuins
All eounpieue' OF luI ea'h separately rams ana
specihAtlohs lot tne sane may pe seen al ln'
mouse oil H. H. O'aiiih' on Nor'h street ih'
buhdins committee reserve the nsht To reject any
OF an pfol"sas'
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gates to Burlington were elected at the Repubi
can caucus in that town on Saturday, aud Is right
/ eousy indignant at the fact He understands
/ however, that the town committee being dissatis
fled with this result have decided to call another
caucus next Saturday for the election IT Repub
/ iicoH delegation
/ MILITIA LNHoiLMESl.-l IN accordance Win t''
provisions OF an act Of the legislature, the du'A
oil making an enrolment oil the mllu'i or per
sons liable to military duty within TINS state de
wolves upon the listers oi thls year Inc haln'
81 every able-bodied ouzen 81 the town Is 10 De
! enrolled ana one copy oi the hst gwen 10 tn'