Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23

who savor the execution of our present
rrI5Ditoy liquor law, arc notified and re-
.,.,D ~,rd to meet at the grand jury rooms in
HI, Court House ut Montpelier on Satur
I.v. Feb e. 1T 10 o'clock A. NJ for the
ut pose Of nominating town and county
mu4ittecs COR the Year ensuing. and Il
county commissioner to be supported at
III polls ON the 1st Tuesday of March next
,,- tin".
f., order of County Committee,
FRANK PLUMLEY, Chairman.
: II, ton alvcrtiscs in another col
t.lu. the h me farm belonging to the cs-
.,,.of the late Allen J. Smith of Barre
.rl also other real estate. The sale will,
Io.t' pnLlic auction on the 10th of March.
uacra there Will also he sold all kinds Of
lim implements.
The Montpelier and Barre Railroad.
s.r 4. has been operated by the Central
Vermont management since last July, has
I.e,tn u good investment. Governor
Satim The Commissioners of the Barre
Il 4 DAY or two ago. and the con>truc-
"A. matter Of the road WAS satisfactorily
.-.cl.
AiuNuNI METHODIST SEMINAEY.-We
particular attention to the ADVERTISE
.l.rt in another column of that excellent
uu1l. tin. Vermont Methodist Seminary.
|,.1a com! +" corps of instructors under
t., able direction of Prof White. and
having IL, good school buildings rs any in
~ ENGLAND, tie school is well worthy
.. patronage of Ncrmonters who have
LIS, .Gilr in seeing home institutions sue
.... The Spring Term begins, it will be
s.H. two weeks from to-day. March Sth.
Cot>TY FAIE.-The directors of the
Washington County Agricultural Societ,
u... according TO adjournment, on Satur-
.t. OF last week. at one o'clock. L. NJ in
t.rC utrt ilouS', and there WAS very full
..4I @. directors present. The meeting
u..- called to order by the Pres ident. The
d sion Of locating the county fair for the
list i've Years came up and bids were pat
H for the same by Barre. East Montpelier
. Montpelier. and therefore n very spr-
,..a .u,:t.on. After discussing the matter
tt. fully, and some sharp-shooting, theS
-...u prosecuted to take IN informal ballot
y..u showed about even strength for each
l..'-Etst Montpelier getting the IN o>t
r..>. EarIe mex, and Montpelier the least
u. ,.'-c up. After balloting some seven
o.' -At ballots with about thcslnle result,
Montpelier finally received u minority Of
..r votes. and il was located on the Bailey
grounds for tie torn OF five years, proyid
.o. HE society remained an Organization
tr at length Of Time. The terms on
Will Ii Tie s,c.oty 20 there are follows ::
" Bailey and other prominent men of
VI MI t.i,r are TO lut said grounds in o!-
l.elor holding tie county fair; flat is.
hey arc o pat the track i'll fine order for
tuuii = and keep it so, and are to fence the
gra taj-. and are TO keep the same in
repair for five Years, and the society are
- 1--we the use Of said grounds free of cX-
.,t-- for that length of time. The build
5.-- IN the ground, in East Nontpelic.
't.toLp novel down to the BaIv grounds
H. Lee delivered there free of expense to
"..ocicty, but the society have got to be
,''., expense Of taking down and erect
i., fin sumo and Keeping them in repair.
Tie luoc or then proceeded to elect Il
Marshal. General Superintendent, and
I,I.u'cn1,ut of Horses, Cattle. Sheep.
ST.. # Floral and Agricultural Halls.
i..t ulc set for holding the next annual
fir. IG,s,Iay and Wednesday, Scp;em-
t,r ~ b md 9TH, 1876. a committee Of
Sur MI chosen. for taking down, moving
aad perl.u- the buildings and putting
'.,m IN readiness for tie fair nt ut fall.
That cvn,mittcc is a> follows: w. S.
Y. n, Esq. of Painticld, A. O. Cum
minis, # Montpelier; George Rowland,
o.. I,-, Moulpclicr and VIM. Chaplin, of
Nd ,>c&. The matter of procuring
s." .'r ana band for the fair was left
VIII '.r resident.
rG1N,i. ME"r:N.;-Ccntcral Eerno nj
c. u.l. Patrons Of IIu>handry, met ut
-. Hal. V e,crday. and was called to
o..r by the Master, +. +. Andrews of
H.'a. and q encd i'll due form.
He Muster read the constitution of the
'...3. AMI it WAS discussed at some
-rl4 iv L. L. Andrews, Rev. l.. Warren,
d J. !.'tI.n. j. +. Elol3ister, !. y. Per
IN, Nr.Gou!d. Of Md,llesex. f. J.. Smith.
:cJ,,lrs.
It. '-t Of grange, WAS called, and the
i'.u".uy W re rrprrsentel Berlin. two
E. NC, Waterbury, two oranges; Barre,
N#u -cN. EoXbury. Warren. Waitsheld,
l"\.arr. Last Montpelier, Washington,
t'. W!i.i.,ms.ow1 and Mlrshiield. 1t
.- .a'Fcl and voted that committee of
'-I 'r appointc.l TO nominate officers for
'4. Hnj The Worthy Master appoint
1T but.o. l.. Warren, J. y. Perrin, y
t.. u. 8. L. l.. Smith AMI d. +. Boyden,
ami >.-.c., :. L. Williams, Esther Godfrey
any v e.. Np'uIdinE, rs the committee.
f'' d !! = recess for dinner was held.
AFTERNOON.
IA. Hn-u ne. at one o'clock. The
..4.'.. ? &C. moan natcd the following list OF
ct.,r-.
.-.-...--.. L, And1ews, Of iierlin
-.. ... .ill.ln :,chot eld. + Worcester
A .,-....-.; o. re vile q Hl:d441esex
.;'' y J.. trrr "a, i o, ct \ nidieIe4
.....'. l.. HIS : s, @l &a # bs1rs
-.tc.1 - carleton, CT DuxuGf!
Hr- VI Slauldtnt Of E,Ibusy y
..oau.lIs=. j.. L. Andrews. o Berlin
I-' nations were unanimously
WIS .'- .ItA,t tie next meeting of the