Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-09
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FRIDAY, MARCIu ., 1877.

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What does &c. 9. +. M. II. S." stand for
Another society with u long name.
SHEFFIELD.--Selectmc w. III. Drake
Charles ingalls,, Bradley Ingalls. Listers
q. Ii. Simpson, j. u. Knox II. z. King.
ELMoIE.-Clerk and Treasurer, N. Camp
Scloctmon A. NJ. Kelley, II. II. Churchill
u. A. Morsei Listers G.. Z. White, A. Mer
riam, w. w. Delano.
WATERFoRD.-Clerk and Treasurer. l.. S
Freeman; Selcctmen: +. A. Parks, Sylvan
us Owen, A, b. Goss Listers q. II. Barker
- Hulburt, Ezra Cushman.
RoxBuRY.-Clerk and Treasurer, A. N
Tilden; Selectmen; s. y. ClouRh. Gideor
Edwards, Clark Wiley; Listers. Y. S. Stan
ton, y. M. Adams, ID. l.. Nichols.
CoNCoRD.-Town Clerk and Treasurer
y. +. Whdleigh. Selectmen: D. +. Harvey
n. X. Turner, Hubbard Hastings g, n
hilton, Moses Parker, w. q. Pratt.
BARNET CLERK and Treasurer. j. ID. Alb
bolt Selectmen; John Morrison, Henry l.
Gilhllan, John Somers; Listers: John Math.
ews. Geo. Z. Blair, A. II. Gammel.
We learn from the Caledonian that DR.
Child's address at our late farmers meeting
was valuable one. Glad of it. though we
can't say, as the DIR. did not deliver It.
Mrs Molloy of Indiana whose good ten
porance york in this state is so well known
pondin0 Hin Col. II Uonk,ns IL Mort,aI;os
Svo arc 7ifn,n,ed and No No. 49, s,;9.,
will attend IN n NJ -, f' O"' 'ii0i'"'
ri, :. w
mind the change Of their connt. ,, oo =, y,
from the third Tnesdav Of March Il tho g.,
Tuesday of April. This change of time
uncertaintv beretofore esistins 90 70 ,Sho
should ait3nd iho ,,ao,inS 40 W WIN
A. T. A NJ, 80
n e. y a. NomSh, iv'IlIeIy OF une Iirm oil
,n,od 30 ~ ~, NJ LSnuon, mas oeen en-
kaseu Us cIerk ~ NJ M. Johnson's store.
mont In secnrino the .erv;cas ~ 50 LIS
a salesman, and Fred's many friends anJ
old customers are Glad IN Rnd hin, Lah;nJ
the counter again.
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W., ii;, 80 NV Iu ,1.sui9I oeIectneu
sv. clvassaar NJ. II 10y, l1...ier Cn I
si,hlo SoIo,,,,,, I''s ~ Da'I1ss rHs' OoL-
N.s,S, oo'0iion humphrey listers, Il. y.
Auditors. f. M ide Henry n f3o s' NJ
johnson; Agent, p. ID. BlodSett Snnt nj
Schools, Henry O. Bates.
Tho n,,lo Mi, o,.oa,.I J.. Al, ,,,,,
tho 49, IL T., 1891 ~ 'no Mnoers on
so,,,o 90 aI,i ~ ~ nuon Is coInpleteu that
Ie;,,o D,odo Th, n,,s sS' n91,i' ana pup Is
wort ona oS ,ha;r ,,iI1I. ; NH, 20. MN con
;s n,oda IF snr vn n ,;, ln.on pup mell. rulP
r - ua'e ~ spruce TIMBER ana used Tor wood
factory. which thew will have ra,dv TO- ~
ines about fine first of Nav -'' Jus
,,,,
- d Ieo iEoAeu ~ upon nanuaIl the DEM
',;o,'' ~ -; was counteu IN; put tue
P,o,u'H =; VI dn reform cInaluate hangs no
ot,;ao ~ July Pi''o1s' Pe.naps Is III lhe
49, , "nele no IooAs ~ IL WIN sign over
, Mn't r. ii,sn. nave oeen, we observed
~ " ss, ~ M.n seil = oo.tIe Vi co,ogne OF
d DoN OF stailonery, ct cetera, as cheerfully
like him. WY ~ ''''' anu O'N''S JUST
m.
olds lSp ~, T-i, scnooi at me institute
Oioseu ou ,rt IlulS IAst Win pnoilc examl-
natlon' Inc CLASS exercises IN the evening
", mere Vi n,Kh 3 r OF merit ana eminent
successIuI. me spring term opens on
IIruesuay ne4t' toWN OFFlCEfs.-Clerka and
III Il Teasurer' l. w Sano0rn; Selectmen: E..
" Ierry, o. w; husseiI, ". l.. Mathewson.
nnlsters' W. a. D'mis' L. ID. Graves, >. f..
Duhton'
Another opportunity Is offered by the L. d
". hallroaa 10 attend the Moody and Sankey
meetings at very low rate. Tickets are
sou from tne stn 70 the IHh ut 5000 from
OF. Jonhsoury Ior the round trip, allowing
.en uays LOT tne trip; we imagine good
niany VII, ahS auVnhtage OF the opPor'
Unity; ths Inursday) morning the Pas-
suuLpso 10 oherihg the same with Gay or
nignt r''in'
The young republican and the more phleg-
matte democratic blood of Railroad street
did not mingle in tho most amicablo manner
~ .ne Juo ,., voh1re monday night. FER
maps the ooys were a Ittie TOO patriotic"
s Tue tle more ageI disciples Of Jefferson
SuOulu DEAR III Inlnu now 'OOylSl" tleV ielt
ha sns u"ys VI yore iney kihaled denl0cratlc
III vi VI iePuui'cnn urJ-goous boxes,
. nnu iil'ue 'ie "ir ring WIN thelr SHOUTS OF
iotory.
feoF wanting to subscribe for city papers
or magazines can save money by sending
through us. We can send any two publ ca
IONS. the combined price OF which is four
collars, Tor three dollars and fifty cents.
ANY Two costing Six dollars we can get for
you Tor hVe dollars and twenty-five cents.
ANY TWO or more costing eight dollars, we
can supply Tor seven dollars. The publica-
lions may be sent to entirely different adj
dresses. but both must be ordered ut the
same tlme.
Widow Louis Clark died on Tuesday Mt
the advanced age OF SO wears. Mrs. Clark
was II devoted, earnest christian woman,
one of the landmarks of st. Johnsbury. She
was ono of the twelve original members of
the Baptist church of this place, which was
organized at her house on the I2th of MAY,
1874, she being quite feeble. She has
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