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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-16

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joel Maflis PssoF. 81 Adksss tiAA Tass'
DAY eve, nsfra q 81 at cordially Ii.
rsle5
Boaesiss Gsd Bsrr have opsnod :
css,om iallor shop is the rsoms ever
thFr 8are, so8 ua keep = new ans q
Cssssmsrrs. A. Cos easi0m trade Ar
u I Rrpokiufoed will have charge Of Il
saa wi.l give psrtiesltr attsntlor 70 cat.
usg Ia tie latest asY ies The afm ell
ssHshsif stock q robes, bisnkesa sbd
nsuy oihef goods 81 cost.
Kasr poHsEF
Oar iowa moctng. lAst Tuesday,
w1s very tedious add ptot1eted oos,
bot n,s general thing, sliarv satisfied
wiiA tie result, a. uoss of The ofloes are
hiled By competent mcn
--For tie last lev days We have been
threatened wilh sugAring, bat masi walt
anti this storm il over
Last week vas very quiet aflsr The
Sheet Eud Fill3w-Case Centennial, Of
which We wrote last week, aud for which
sc gave ouly two The credit Of lie man
agemeBt. There were four instead, Mrs.
Rose G. Lsndon aud Miss NJ, Cochran
being very segiye 10 IL management.
There l. 70 be Calico Dance, ihis
week, Thursday evening; VIC believe
Mr. " G. Wilson and Miss Jennie
Kent Afe the committee OF arrangements.
sixty tickets Of invitation have been
given out.
The school IN disirict No. IL, will
close on Friday next, aud the exhibition
on that evening will be quite su affair, II
the Programme il carried out. There
are TO be dialogues, speaking, reading,
compositions, lableauI etc. Mrs. Fuller
is a very competent teacher aud has
given general satisfaction.
Mrs. Benjamin Dunoing, aged %
years, fell, few days since, aud, al
though she received no perceptible bod.
~ injury, her nervous system was very
much shattered, and there Is but little
hope Of her recovery.
MIR. +. D.. Ames aud family started
last Wednesday for Washington, to be
absent two or three weeks. .#
-FIeedles's mill started up this week.
having quite 8 quantity Of blocks which
we're run down last fall.
RUPERT.
Town Clerk -George Hopkins.
selectmeu--A X, Kline, G. +. Shell
don, j. J. jenkins.
Collector "A. e. Burton. b#
Grand Juror--Joseph Parker.
Listers George Hopkins, G. +. Soel-
don.
Oyersecr Poor Seleclmeu.
Town Agent. G.. Burton.
Fence Viewers-George Richey, spen-
Ger Hopkins, William Moncrief
ConstAble--J. l.. McCsle.
Treasurer-E. b. Stafford.
Auditors--J. Henry Guild, c. A.
5. II. Rising.
For County Commissioner Norman
81 votes, Thomas X. Hall. 8
votes.
Voted Il tax Of 30 per cent, to be so |
Il paid on or before the first day of Sep
TENDER next.
Voted TO pay town officers one dollar
per day for actual services.
PERU.
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XIV LEaASox, X. r.

AT the Second District Assembly
Convention, held at S.HnWix Hall, Chath-
an VlllA9s, March llih. Hon. A. H..
Farrar, Of kinderbook, DR.. "A. l.. Bates,
Of Canaan, and c. @. varney, Of Austsr-
lhr, we're made delegates to the Stale
Coavenfiou, b Be held Al Syracuse.
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CATARRH.
Five Years Sickness Cured by Four
Bottles of Constitutional CatarTh
Remedy.
Pain in Shoulders, Back and Lungs.
and Droppings in the Throat Disappear
ST. ARMAND, ? O.. Sept II. 1874
rsrwfyf - rsNFyr =. A On

ST. ARMAND, Pa, sept II. 1871.
Mesnrs. LITTLEFIELD CO.;
Dear Sgs. Being desirisu that others may
know something Of the merite Of your "CoEsgI-
rUTfowst CArAkaH RtaSgDv,f / wish 10 iutorm
YOU what il has done fJr me. | an ~ year old.
had been out Of health for about five years
had employed three or four different doctors any
tiled various medicines without receiving aud
permanent benefit but c0Rtinued rather 10 grow
vorse, until isst fan when hal become 80 bad
a. TO be unable 10 do. 40 hours work at time.
Had severe soreness andpaiD undsr the nhonl.
der blades aud through the shQgders, wth very
Ams back, and feeling IN my night lung ~
though there WEIGHT beNrlng'it d3sH stth
continued dropping IN the throat and down upon
the iuhss snch wss ms condition when com
noneed ~ iake yopi CAtarrR hemedF one bolt
6f Witch ceased my pains AID gave me ~ i'm
proved appetite and after tsktag four bottles
vac rest0l ed 70 health - 20 b. able ~ endure
ard Aud continued lsbs such choppins ard
eleArin ( land. AZ which ave BEEN engaged tht
past ssasan NJ recovery anrbt g. sJiely
with Cor bies-iHg, % tue ne u your CatsTfh
Remedy.
You're traiy HENRY shtDKR
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sAno Corpore. The Influence Of the stomach on
The brain should be- carefully hseded. LIT the
stomach be 10 slight degree disturbed, aud the
cutre nervous system becomes sufferer. Bring
the stomach 10 healthy tone, and tbs nervous
machinery promptly resumes is perfect running
order. Happily, there is no necessity for Ary long
dsArrAngehsnt Of the functions ~ the stomach,
dnos ia ArEA's PILLs ~ have perfect com
tanAton, admirably adapted for relief They have
siood the test OF years, and have exhibited st0m-
anhie properties most wonderful Their Wis use,
10y kesping ths systan in perfect order promotes
longevity, and what il far better ensures the mil
enjoyment ofthe time spent here. We uss them
and know thor VAlns.--t Florence tKas.) FloDser.
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fore your Lungs begin 70 Fesisr, stop the
coach that may 0thersise destroy you. With
Haa's Heney Of H0rshouna and Tar
P,ks's Tooth.ehe Drops cure IN one minute
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SYNDICATE.


-Moderator---Wm J. Hamilton.
Town Clerk and Tressurer-W. B.
Randall.
Selectnisb A. Smith, Elisha l..
Hamilton, X. NJ. Provan.
Overseer of Poor-Reuben $. Hurd.
Constable--E. b. Hurd.
Listers--JohnF. Barber, Ev L. Hurd.
CLARK Snow.
Superintendent Of Schools--Wm. j.
Hamilton.
Town Grand Juror Sherman Nichols.
Grand Juror--C. V. Smith.
Auditors--W. Il. Ioyt, c. V. Smith,
w. j. Hamilton.
Fence viewes--Guy Smith, David
Still, Elihu Bentley.
Agent w. II. Hoyt.
The town voted tax of Atty per cent.
County Commissioner, Thos. II. Hall,
had &c votes.
BENNINGTON.
Sunday School Concert last Sunday
evening. U
p. c. White, Sppt. Of lbe Panama II.
r., has resigned, aud will sail for home
VITA his family, ist.
The matter has now been carefully
submitted, aud we see no reason why
Col. Colburn viii not be the delegate
chosen TO aitendsthe Cincinnati Conven-
ton. in jane. Ne know Of no better
choice that cduld be made.
lit has become quite customary for
rowdies TO congregsie on The corners on
sunshiny days, the same - dies viii ga
Their around carcass, there make use Of
obscene language, and oiiimcs abuse the
passcrs-by. The enmlnaiing point Wa
grand row among themselves, when
bats, dirt, fists, ETC., flew promiscuri0ns
I " shout. Policemen, where 81 ,hou7
Those "l.oss Books" as advertised ia
F the JOURNAL. under the head OF "a
startling TRUTH are going fast. send
Tor one now. Fac Smiles OF those letters
are worth the money. Mr.. Bowles says
be will now send them singly to any al
dress, postpaid for only p cents, tbs
sale il 90 large.
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PERU

Town Clerk-O. +. Simonds.
Selectmen Harvey Stone, Jonathan
Hapgood, James G. Lakin.
Treasurer-Ira II. Walker.
Constable--G. X. Davis.
Listers-P. j. Walker, 4. r. Hart, Il.
|. Batchelder.
Auditors-A. c. Nourse, P.J. Walker,
j. G.. Walker. ....
Grand Jurer-A. q. NouFse.
Town Agent-Dexter Batchelder.
Grand Jurors-J, Il. Utley, S. L.
Walker, j. l.. Haynes.
Petit Jurors--Dexter Batchelder, J. G..
Walker, EAR. Hart, a. c. Nourse, G. X.
Davis, j. ID, Priest.
Town voted TO raise thirty-five cents
on the dollar of the Grand List.
County Commissioner, Norman Nil.
Iington, % votes.
Farmers are waiting tor the wind to
shin quarters, then il is said sap will
run.
Cattle buyers are in search of work
ing oxen, price paid averaging about six
cents per ID. live weight.
Friends, to the number of IS, made
surprise visit to John G. Walker aud
family, on Thursday eve. Of the past
week. When all were assembled, Mr..
Thomas WymAn, aged as years, (ibe first
male child boru in this town. went TO
"Rome" with fair damsel OF 10, and, to
Judge by the apparent gusto with which
he performed his part Of the play, she
found him "as young as he used to be-"
Social conversation, music and Uncle
Johns cider, made up the evenings bill
OF pleasantly.
wISHALL.
Town officers elected March 7th,
1876.
Clerk aud Treasurer--C. b. Williams
Selecimen--C. &. Wheeler, John g.
Barnard, d. G. losley
Uverseer OF Poor-C. g. Wheeler.
Constable-B. G. Benson.
/ Collector J Kendall.
Assess0rs-l. J. Kendall, Isaac l..
Kelley, J. A. Emery.
Towu Grasd Juror-W. ID. Leonard.
Town Agent-C. c. Wheeler.
Superiutendeut-R c. n Sweat.
Andilors-C. X. Williams, Jonas Hill,
l.. W. White.
Town voted 100 cents on the doIisr, 10
pay town expenses.
LASDaRoyE.
Town officers
Moderator-H T.. Fem.
Clerk I'll. Il. Harlow.
Tfeasurer--W. W Wiley.
seice,men--H. H. Harlow, J. X
Haynes, WA. h. futile.
Overseer Of Pcor--J ;. Thompson.
/ Constsble--J. II. Abbott.
Lis,en--J r. Thompson. II. 4. Fem
A. Woodward.
Town Grand Jurou-W. w. Wiley
VIM. Z. Tutsie.
Superintendent Of schools - a. Z
Fcua.
Voted 10 rAiss 81 Is on the dollar o
tbe Grand Last 10 pay Indebtedness o.
the town.
Marriages, births aud death 10 Land
grove for ihe year ending Dee 81, 1875
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The wicked stand 90 slippery places
bot il sometimes requires mighty effort.
We know by experience.
We see the name Of George Howe,
Of Brs,,leboro, suggested for district
delegate TO Cincinnati. A good sugges.
ton. Let George 20 by al means.
MIR. silAs whitman, an old resident
Of this village, slipped upon the Ice few
days since, falling upon bis arm, which
il now swoolen aud in very painful
condition.
"A what Ia i,n for Barnum Win
held Wright Of this town has a COW
which recently gave birth to an animal
having distinctive characteristics OF the
panther or tiger kind, the bog, and the
calf H. head resembled the panther or
tiger, while the back and tail were clear
" those Of the hog, lis fore legs being
the only part that was unmistakabiy calf
The animal was dead when found.
notwithstanding the Indictment wealth
er OF last week Wednesday, over one
hundred persons attended the Methodist
sociable al Chester Huntley's, aud enjoy
ed good time. On the next day the
Baptist society enjoyed a sleigh ride,
turning out "a teams-and an oyster
supper at the Town Hail. A good time
was enjoyed by all, and over s33 added
TO the funds of the society.
During the receat thaw the ice in the
river started, but gorgsd just below the
residence OF Jatkin Smith, throwing the
water in the street to the depth of three
feet, and filling the street for twenty
rods with huge blocks Of ice, requiring q
number OF hands several hours after the
water had subsidized to clear passage.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-16

Thi. l. bekuiiful Qasrterly Journal, hneis
Illustrated. AMI c5atsnlng - elegant cJ0Tea
Frsntispisee With the bret unmtar. Pr e. ont
g cents fer the year. The arEt NO Tor lsfh
ja.t l.suea ES-Tlcx's FLsaEH Vg8EI AbLE
t}kHDfs IS cents with cloth covers IS 9snis.
address, JAMES YlCA, hrbeger 81
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Marriages, ". " wIisy and kin Rev
ems r. Ksnsdy. n&nisl T. Swallow AM
Ma MaFg - Tsilis. htnhs. 70 Eghegs
aad Irsue Davis. = Auh J u Ahl,ass, 4
sor Fellr ard Eliza LYieF o. Troy n.
kson DEATHS. Josssh Brown aged
e yssrs, ] Douth ans = days; Lydia
Dsri, VI ycsrs, ! mosth and ] ! days
Felix 1. Lyscr, II Troy \ T., ysArs.
months and q days Charles q Wait
nsy, a ysau. ] moots ssi i2 days
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Deafness and Headache Cured by
One Bottle.

MaScarsTsR, n. a., June 2, 1915
Aiessrs LiTrApiFLp 4 Co
Gentlemen wish - inform yea d The bsa7 81
that have received I III your valuable CoNsrI
ruTiozAL CkTAEkH sEEEDf ] hsd The CafAfri
90 bad that mY AH4upa So afeclsa UEdy. One
bottle restored rty tssrlng b. It's ! can htal
The tlek 81 toe cfosk VERY riAiu haa the head
ache foF a yeas 81 Nle lime; tas last three
months have rot had lby beads BE-. shd ms
health va never better than - the Tina u sri.
FOG thls. ! eau ebesriuiiy recommend il " al
sufferers from - arb
Yegg especially yonrs,
h +. HUBBARD,
Agent Unidn Ma'ud Lie ins. % 1901 EIin 4.
Frics g. per s0tlle Sold by 81 Druggists
Puampisl - 81 pages, Fluag = IEss4se % ca
tarfh, knd coHtAiniaR iaIumef4ble cAses q
euFrs s.nt free, by Addressing the Propristofs
LfTI LEFiiLD 8 co. hauel ester. ;. 1t.
POS s4i1 ~
WAIT 4 HARD, Manchester, VI.
lgiy
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West River Lodge, No. 81, & A.
M Las elected The following oneers iof
tie ensuing year A. A. Curtis, W. Nj
L. N Bailey, 5. W; r A. Bryant, j.
W., &. ". Whitney, Treasurer " VI.
Wiley, Secretary; J II. Bryant, 5. D.;
A, A. Bailey, J. D.. = II. Peck, A. "
wilkins, Stewards n. L. sweetitn !,
Marsha II. s,oweil, Chaplin; A. 4.
Smith, Tyler.
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Local intelligence.

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IyTH b. rsiirosa BE Nee foFf. Aihsny. TFey
sauth s1a Wees ~ . -
NTH ~ railroad fer AatApa, batiinstan
North an4 Ksst GtsN
AWHILE mai " stage saasss a 70 - . *.
NJ oFFIcR spss trom a y. t0srE
d fsas "a NortA arrive Al sbs Post ofsos A.
tNAa
n froa. sAs south artsYs ~ tbs posi On g,
~ AZ aHa 30 FN
IL fss pafs, Lass9Foss, R9ndUlIs, 9GmhIca
IA b. stage closs ~ Fkrtgrg Pant fostof.
zoe ~ II y. Tuesdays, Thursdays 900 sat
nrAAyas
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Town officers:
Moderator George Kellogg.
Clerk and Treasurer-Luke Howard.
Selectmen--E. g. Pierce, A. o. Cole
man, w. c. Cushing.
Listers--N. l.. Boynton, NJ. q. Liver
more, l.. w. Howe.
Fence Viewers--C Waterman,
Willard Mnzzy, Charles \. Clark
Grand Juror--D. Sherwin.
Oyerseer Poor-pavid Twitchell.
Constsble--Lewis Phelps.
Town Agent--L. N. Sprague.
Voted tax of 81 so.
No vote for County Commissioner.
ARLINGTON.
Dudley Post win present the thrill
ing war drama, Loyal Mountaineers, at
the Town Hall, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings, March 29th, 30th
and 3lst. They are having new scenery
painted, and will spare no pains to
make II a success. The drama has been
presented in this State great many
times, and has invariably met with sue
cess and Ia the best war drama for
country stages ever written. OF course
all will go to hear It.
The Car Co. are making narrow
gauge coach to take to the Centennial.
1t is already under way, and will be
made In a good, substantial manner, and
also be handsomely decorated.
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Special Aotiees.

SHENCE's PULMoNIC SYRUP, FOR THE CURE
or CONSUMPTION. CorGns AND CoLps.
The great virtue Of this medicine is that II
ripens the matter and throws IL out OF the
system, purites the blood, and thus affects a
cure.
scHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic, FOR THE CURE
or DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &c.
The tonic produces a healthy action Of the
stomach, creating an appetite. forming ehyle,
and curing the most obstinate cases OF lndi-
gcstion.
sCHESCk's MAsDRAkE PILLS, FOR THE
CURE uF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These pills are Alternative, and produce =
healthy acton OF the liver without the least
danger, as they are free from calomcl, and yet
more eGacious In restoring healthy action OF
the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for Con
sumption. a. the Pulmonic syrup rIpcns the
matter and purihes the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver. create healthy bile.
and remove all diseases OF the liver. olleu i
cause OF Cou>umption, The s., Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength Ia the stomach. makes a
good digestion. and enablr.the ORGANS to form
good blood; and thus create. healthy crru-
lation Of healthy circulation Of healthy blood.
The combined action OF these medicines, As
explained, will cure every ease OF topsump-
ton, II taken in time and the use Of the
medicines preserved in.
DR.. SchcnCk j. profs SsionAlty at his prin-
cpal Office. corner SIXTH aud ARCH Srs o.,
Philadelphia. every MONDAY. where all letters
for advice must hc addressed. schenck I,
medicines for sale by all Druggists. sept.
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-vhe venerable William Freeman Of
Cherry field now 90. walked to the polls,
three-fourths of mile, at the last election
and voted the Republican ticket. He had
been i'll for some weeks, and in reply TO the
question II he was going to church on Sun
day, he said, 'Yes,I must 60 to church be-
fore go to vote
A girl In Portland was stopped In the
street early Tuesday evening. by an un-
known man. robbed other ear jewels.fuger
ring, portmonnaie containing five dollars.
aud hardest of all, even her false back
hair was torn from her head.
--Smuggler trotted at the Bangor trot-
ting park, Friday afternoon In the pres
ence OF about 500 spectators. The weather
WAS fine but the track slippery. lowing to
the r, cent rains. Time, ~. :2S. 2 ;22A
He trotted one half mile ut the rate OF
2 10.
A hen belonging TO Harry Mitchell
OF Saco has Matched out a chicken with
two legs 10 the same place as ordinary
chicks. and Immediately back Of them, two
other legs. A second set Ut wings, were
placed little In the rear Of the others,
which were In their proper place. The
extra formations appeared perfect OF their
kind.
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Excitement in The South.
by Telegraph to the Tribune j

Washington, Sept. Ex-senator Patterson
arrived here this morning from South Car
DINA to apply for more help to protect the
voters and prevent the terrorism which
extends over the whole State. GOV. Cham
bcrlain and United States Marshal Wal
lace and Others will arrive tomorrow
morning. An old resident of Columbia
told the Senator last week that he could
him, The excitement and feeling is far
worse than It was in lSG0 and the days Of
secession. and it is dangerous TO speak
even to Radical. Judge Coke. who has
acted for years with the Republicans,
made speech not long since advocating
the election of Wade Hampton and GOV
Tilden. and excused himself by saying
that he was forced TO DO so 10 save his
properly, and perhaps his life.
The whole white male Democratic pop
ulatiou Is said to be completely armed,
and large consjgnments Of rifles, revol-
vers. and knives are received constantly.
ct no dealer will sell Republican even
knife. The very boys go armed, and the
boys OF the military school at Columbia
openly wear their rovolvers beItel. around
them. The Senator says that fully 20, 600
men. armed and mounted, are thoroughly
patrolling the whole state under the direc-
ton and command OF Butler Of Hamburg
lame. and these forces are not only armed.
but completely organized and drilled.
TIE people are reported as expressing
themselves openly in favor of fight and
- saying that they don't care a-fo- the
United States. and troops, or the North.
o mat 'asy are Fs4ay and and aRxioqs to
can send. They say that II they do have
any trouble GOV. 1'ilden will carry Indiana
and OHIO in October. and New ork in y oy-
ciuber which has assured his election
they are bound 10 elect Hampton or de-
stroy The State. Senator Patterson saws
that unless they have immediate help ne
c".'red man will dare to move or talk.
much les TO vote, aud if Indiana goes
Democratic that South Carolina. North
Carolina, and Florida will follow. and there
viii be an outbreak which will almost be
one OF determination of Republicans
murders are done every day of which no,
d whisper reaches the North
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State News,

The next legislature will include ,hre,
clergymen among Its members.
Humber freights at Machias dull an,
low. New York long lumber 81. %; Hath.
35c.
There has been one death from small
pox at Bath. and there are two or three
cases Of varioloid.
1t is said the farmers Of Cape Eliza
beth have sold 10000 bushels OF potatoe,
50 far this season.
About five hundred out of the seven
hundred or more looms ut the factories OF
the Sprague Manufacturing Company In
Augusta, are now running.
Miss Nellie Blaisdell Of Bangor, has
had an invitation to sing in San Francisco
Cal. chuch choir, with sallery Of $1,000
Andrew Bya.d OF Bangor was arrsiy.
ned 10 the police court Of that city Satur-
day. for illegal voting. He plead guilty.
and was bound over In the sum Of $500.
Three prisoners, burglars and horse
thieves, escaped from belfast Jail Thursday
night, BY forcing the keys from the attend
ant. These make live esLa apes In IS many
weeks. The Jail Is now empty.
The Sanford steamers and line which are
neavily mortgaged to some Of the Boston
banks have now gone into possession OF
the mortgages, who are running them for
the benefit Of all concerned.
Otis Richardson Of North Fairfield
aged W years. voted last week TOR Gov.
COnDor. His first vote WAS east In 1904
for Thomas Jefferson. The old gentleman
still retains his faculties and is much in.
terested in political matters,
The Lubec, Me-, fishermen have found
herring ve,y plenty for two or three
weeks past. Some people have covered
their fields with them. others have press.
ed them aud packd their pomscs for mark
ct; Small herring cell for % cents Z bar.
rel, pOmace d . barrel.
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The Bangor l. Calais Shore Line Rail
road.

| Alta meeting OF tie directors ofthe Ban
! COR & Calais Shore Line K. X. Co." held at
Machias on Tuesday the l9th inst. the full
board present
President, j. c. Talbot in the chair, A..
Sargent was elected clerk pro tenn.
An executive committee OF five WAS cleo
ted, consisting OF f. z. Pike. 5. n. Camp
bell. Rob't. Gerry, j. \. Whitman, and
Jos. II, West
The following resolutions were then pas
nittee are authorized TO use every means
10 their power TO put the Bangor & Calais
Shore Liue Railroad under contract at An
early day.
That an assessment OF five (5) per cent.
on Capital Stock voted, be made Oct. Is,
1870 and five 90 per cent. Dee Is, paya-
bic to Treasurer.
The Treasurer q. Sargen, Esp was re-
CURED to give bond to the amount of TWEEN
ty thousand dollars, and ordered TO depos.
1t the funds of this Company In the Buck
sport, Calais and Frontier National Banks.
The Clerk was authorized 10 procure q
seal IA accordance with bylaws. The
Gauge was established at 8 feet 9 inchess
The order making Bucksport the Western
Terminus Was rescinded. The President
authorized to locate the main business of.
fees Of the company at Machias.
Subsequent TO the meeting OF the full
board the executive committee OF the b. &
c. 5. l.. X. X. Co., met ut the Eastern Ho-
tel and resolved to proceed at once to make
permanent location of their road prepare.
tory to putting it under contract and push
ing the road to completion.
+. C. Pike was appointed General Nam
aser and l.. L. auckland Chief Engineer.