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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07
IHouse Bill No. 2so.l

CHATTER c. -.rts7. e- An Act to secure the representation of Cunnscszent at the Paris Exhibition in 1s72 -es.-...-z -. Be if enacted by the Senate and House of
 Representatives in General Assembly
 convened.
 SRrTsox1. That Board of Managers Ss hereby ennskituked, to consist of eight pzrsunss whose duty it shall be to take aach acki0n as shall seem proper to se- emrw mdnn reprasentation at the 1nterna- esumn1 Exhibition in Paris in 1878, of the nrxw rn%n1kxses and institutions of Con- nsckSemk. and to spend at their discretion Sar m1eh purpose. such unexpended sum or sams as may be received in money or dTvi1snaas from the Centennial Oommis- msumnrn or the State Board of Managers to tha PhiImaelphia exhibition in 1876. and ssrh nonsy shall be paid, when available. ouk of the treasury in such sums and at aueh times as may be needed, upon re- qain1Ei0a of sRid Board, approved by the GoFexn0E. ;, Sse a The Governor, General Joseph B Hawiey. of Hartford. and Prof. Wm. F. Rlaka. of New Haven, shall be ex-off- eso uaembers of said Board, and the oth- srxahnIi be appointed by the Governor, snd 70 member of the Board shall receive e5mpenaakion for his services, except for trmFaling and other expenses, actually in- cared wikhin this State in carrying out Che ps0sisi0ns of this act-
 ss 1@s SkMxe ITczsury Dy Gne Oenten1ia, 1. Commifsionors, or by the State Board ol Maesy-pts65ph1 65ph1a fed dd in aid of the pur- pussa of this act.
 aurrovad Nare,, IA 1877
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07
IHouse Bill No. 5l.l


 An Act Concerning the Draining of Low
 Lands,
 Be if enacted by the Senate and House of
 Representatives in General Assembly
 eo1vened:
 swnmps that have been drained by ditch o1 canenk of water running from thence m . natural course through the lands of an adjoining proprietor or proprietors. and cannot be adVAntageously drained in any other course, and such ditch or wa tsr-eourse shall have become so obstruct. cd CT filled mp as to prevent the free pas- sago of the water necessary to the proper drainage of sad low. lands or swHmps. the owner thereof may give writ. tsn notice to said adjoining proprietor or propEistOrs Co open and remove such ob- sGxugkions m such ditch or water-course % e Co allow the water to pass of in its former accustomed manner; and if, at the expiration of thirty days after the service of said notice. said adjoining proprietor CT propEietoFs shall not open and remove ths obskKuctions from such ditch and wa tsr-cOurse as herein provided. then the owners of said low lands or swamps may call out any two Selectmen of town where in such lands are situated, who Ehall view the sane. having first given notice in writing to all parties interested of the day and time of their meeting for that purpose and if they shall find it necessa- " and proper under the provisions of this nck that said low lands or swamps should 6e drained. and the drainage of the same has become obstructed by the filling up of any such ditch or water-course from any caase. they shall give notice in writ ing to said adjoining proprietor or propri- s90Rs. requiring him or them to clean out Or widen. and deepen such ditch or water. coarse in such manner as said Selectmen nay direct. and upon such terms as to the exPenns thereof as the interests and ben. eGts to be conferred upon the parties re- sPockzvely may justly appertain. If, af- Ger khe expiration of thirty days from the Rivfnw uG mncA notico and order by said Se1sckmen. said adjoining proprietor or peop<iat0m ahAl neglect to comply with s1eh notica and order to the acceptance 0f mRi1 .Seleckmen, then said Sslectmeu nay open snch ditch or water-course as 6y then ordered and directed, or direct th@ 0Wnax or owners of said low lands or Uwa@pe Co open the same in conformity Q szcA order and te their acceptance, and the sxpense thereof. as certified by said Sslsckmsr. including reasonable compen. eaeloa Tor thelr services, shall be paid by either or hy all of the parties interested tharsins and in snch time as said select. Den nay determine, limit and appoint and any q said parties may bring an ac' 60a Of debt upon this statute against the Sther party or parties Co enforce the col lection and payment of any sum of money thMf nay be by said selectmen awarded in the pssmnsss. including the fees of said na1eckmen.
 Sec. A Nothing herein contained shall bo enn<trued 90 as to conflict with fhe AowngA laws of this State.
 See & all acts and uarts of acts in. coaalstemk herewith ara hereby repealed, eut tAs ack shal1 not affect any suit ol proessding now pending.
 Approved March 13, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07
IHouse Bill No. 147.l

CHATTER CHI. An Act in alienation of an Act concerning
 Public Corporations. 9 Be lk enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assem- ply convened:
 S1cTIOS l. The annual town meeting of the town of Bridgeport shall be holden co heretpf0Ea on the first Monday in ApriI n s.eh year. and those persons entitled t0 vote ak such meesings, who were regis. tered on the corrected lists of the electors Gf saad town last before completed, and tnoss whose names are entered on the PEuPer copy of said liats 6efore voting nay vote therein. and the names of those voting shall be checked on said copy. vnlch ahAll De kept on file in the ofice of the town clerk. as in case of electore' DeekingA
 See 2 This act shall take effect im- nediately on it's passage.
 Approved March 13, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07

Mir. Wade Hampton. it is reported. is abont to marry Mira. Pickens, the beauti- ful widow of the late Gov. Pickens.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07

An Episcopal diocesan convention; has been in session at Chattanooga, and Rev. Sohh B. Mcdonnell (colored) of Emanuel church. Memphis, delivered an impressive sermon. it being the first instance in the United States of colored clergyman preaching to white congregation in an Episcopal church. This is more sirnifi. cant from the fact that Bishop Qnintard. who presides over the convention. waa n chaplain m the confederate army. Inc Episcopal diocese of South Oarolina. how. ever. can't yet consent to allow colored church representation in it's convention. and Bishop Howe gayei it well-deserved lecture for it's intolerance the other day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07
Approved March IA, 1877.
House Bill No. 153.

An Aek in addition to an Act in relation to
 tha Terms of Courts. Bs ik enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly eoavened: An appeals which may be now by law bs taken to the Superior Court in the e0aHkiss of Hartford, New Haven and RairGsld. at . civil term thereof, may also bs taksa to said Court holding such civil tsxm Oa the first Tuesday of every month, sEsspt July and August.
 Approved, March 13, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07
IHouse BinNo. 26s. l

As Act relating to Annual Returns of
 Railroad Companies.
 Bs lk enacted by the Senate and Houae of hepresentatives in General Assembly convened: CcxIoM l. That committee consist. ,ag eI thEse persons shall be appointed 0f ApEil nexk. one of whom shall be ons
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07

of the railroad commissioners, one per- son of experience in the practical man. agement of railroads. and one person of financial experience and business abil- ity, which committee shall examine into the subject of the annual returns to be made by the railroad companies to the railroad commissioners, and shall pre- pare and report to said commissioner, on or. before the first day of July next, Q form or schedule for such returns which shall be simple, concise and practical, and cover such points as said committee may deem of practical value to the public and to the stockholders and creditors of said conapanles, and such form of returns or schedule when so prepared and reported. and djapproved by the Governor, shall take the place and be in liew of the returns now required by law to be made by rail road companies to the railroad commis- sioners, and shall not be chahged except by the General Assembly. -
 Sec. 2. Said committee shall be allow ed reasonable compensation for their ser vices and expenses not exceeding five hundred dollars in the aggregate, to be paid by the State and collected from the railroad companies in the same manner and in the same proportions as the sala- ries of the railroad commissioners are now by law paid and collected. ;. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from its passage.
 Approved March 21, 1877. :, c- [Senate Bill No. I75. :.
 CHAPTER Cv.
 An Act relating to Tythlngmen and other .s Officers.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of 5 Representatives in General Assembly
 convened:
 SECTION l. Tythingmen duly appoint ed and sworn shall have power to appEe- hend and carry before a justice of the peace, to be dealt with according to law, all persons in any manner disturbing or unlawfully interfering with any meeting of the society or organization by which said tythingmen have been appointed. Approved, March IA. 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07
puRRfc ACTS OF THE STATE OF
 C0mmECT8CUT.
RAmMmn AT THR JANUARY SESSION OF THE
 amNKRAL ASSEMBLY, 1877.

RAaKnn AT THR JANUARY SESSION OF THE
 amNKRAL ASSEMBLY, 1877.
 TPublished by Authority
 EHouse Bill No. IFS.
 CHATTER xCTx.
 An Act to amend an Act entitled An Act
 reamking to terms of Courts. Ba it enacEed by the Senate and House of Repzesentatives m General Assembly convened: -
 Thaf seckion three of the act to which khis is an amendments approved June 19. IsT6 beamsaasd by striking out of the arSt paragrAph the word eleven" and wahsfikakinw therefor the word .'ffteen," ao thsk aid paragraph shall read as fol- sows- ssSectson 8. All process in civil acc tions brought before the Superior Court in eTkhsr of khs Counties of Hartford, New Haven or Fairfield, maA be made returna- hIe in addition to the first days of the re- sDeckivs evil terms, in said counties, on sks srzt Tuesday of any month, except July and August; provided, that the re- kzx1 day be not more than fifteen weeks from the date of process, and that service ha completed at least twelve days inclu- ave before snch return day."
 Approved March IA, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-07
House Bill No. 64.l

CAAFTE6 CV11Ls An Act relating to Fees of County Com.
 missioneFs. Be 1t enacted by, the Senate and House oi Representatives in General Assembly convened: e,. That chapter sixteen, title thirteen oi the General Statutes of this State. be amended to read as follows:
 County Commissioners shall receive fo, hearing and deciding an application fol the sale of personal property attached and taking bonds thereon when required, ont dollar to be pad by the party making tho application; for all other services to eacl travel fees at the rate of three cents bel mile each way. not exceeding in the ac gregate one dollar day for mileage ane all other expenses to be paid by the coun ty; except for trials of causes before them when such fees are to bs.paid by the ap phcant for their services.
 Approved March 15. 1877
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GMrner' Gr;icbuuss- Nufsaben.

Sn Der Gbicascer .Yurrra" +gurnbaQe
blalt am Wlttmod, Or. 8. SieJel einen
Nortra3 iiber gurneriidle @rsiebuuss
anf3a5en." Gr mics barin bin auf bic
bepeutenpc Stole, melde bic Gurnerei lei
Dem Rinsen mad Breibeit seIpielt babe,
wie 6idte iii ieinen 0ieoen an bic ceutIde
9taticn" in Der SagenD bic s5reibeitspee
8cmedt, Wie Die llmtilouns Deutid!auOs
pcrsislib Der Sussnptilpuns su oanfen
lei. Wtinnec pie Sabu, alrnpi, 9denfen
crrf batten purh Sdrift, 1ieo, 2ebre unp
Geilpiel Die Scee psritsrft uno Sinaliuse
ME a6rner bitten fir rieIelbe teeeitert
ltr Slut peripriet. Spitcr maren es
St. 2lu8. g8olf uno q. y. Sumbolot,
spelte nanlentlid bic Suscno Der bSbera
Stanoc fir bic etailNd,en g8erte Der
alten sa beseiitern wubten, 10 ouB es fat
'Alcn, ale Oh mnn cine 9eeputlif, lpie Die,
rpn peld,er Blato in ieincu 5diriften
pbilc|opbirt, einfabren ipoQte. (Iilo.
DeutIAlanD). sQeir bile gemeauna
ideite'te, neil lie gu ainici,is. AZ pbilcfc.
pbUd, mar, neil ibte Setter ntbt nit rem
seBebenen Sactcren gu rehnen pcritanocn
Nat bier erfannten frciseiiunte Yipa cacn
ia Den 2nrnpereineu eine fir cen Sreibelts.
fampf iuie aeihafiene Strait.
Apf bic Reuseit iitersebeno. bic ictisen
ierfatrsnep 9eielIbufsiidea 3ultanoe
l,ilocrnc unb Seieeluo, temerfte Der Geo.
ner II. g.: Decentralization unb aeiItisc
WerltumpFrlnS GrIdiitteruos Der SAINT.
lientanoe. Yertrehen uno Sdamlclis'eit
areifen i'amer mebr I'M Tb. Ia beigts
arbet uno Saupf. sei!cnS cer Stride
bat man sur Yerbreituns puritaniiher
OelinHnni, relp. Oeutelei in ben DRIFT
llhen Slinsing8 gereinen Elm treiilihes
Ullttel scfunoen; im Sample fir Nreibeit,
0eradtiSieit, Sumunitit uao Babrbeit
lno bic Gutnnereins bic sesebcnen Ycr.
t1mpier. pier beiBt es: .gabn frci!"
.-,...--. .Wfan ia0e nur uitt. pab bic
3nrHere! iih i!6erlebt babe. gfur Wtansel
an Sntcreiie III ben Yereineu lelblt, Ser
ltansniblpfsfeit, @ng9erli9teit unb Ans.
ihpeifINa baten iclde 9inIt taut pc,oen
ta6en. Da lit Yeiieruus nDtbis SpeB.
tiirSrr, SclbiiiiiAtigc uno 9eiinnunsSlcie
&aIlsrn Seb6ren niht in ben Gurnperein,
psnn pieier ieinem 3wed geredt mcroes;
nil; fein Guruer parI Elm Seino oes
Scrtltrilts leln 1T er es, cann 1T ct Elm
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wurne esaern rcm 0ans Militar' Soln!te
pestSvt; Ct esfiavts, oab fie l1sber9r fs Der
Wsr;taasr an esr 0sen;e nod, imn;'r bic
'sten uub sbsnlo ,abireicb wie fri'bsr uaD
rag 5000 Maun SaYaleris uup 1000 Mann
s}nfanterie notbmeapig fno, Die teranilds
Orsn,e ppn Ger No Crane NuapaH5 bis
sinauf mad, earspo gu ts1haben.
- Sin 9aals ii ein asmsinihaftlItaer
gefdlub angencmmsn mpresu Der hsn
Gsrtauf pcn ipirituolsn Osttaafsa int ea-
pitul perbietst.
- gon gleasrn. bic uutsrbalb 9fen
Srleans cen Wiliiiiippi IN sinem olisn
Gpote Ibes fabrsn MOLTEN. Nuo fiiuf ertrua
fsi,, "a paa 8ept ouf Get Ns'ls III Stl'ds
stng.
- Cine auSiSGnuns pes G9epaareS
Iiltpn lit, ME l6cn neulia teridtet nurz
BE, i'm @erfe, bed ME aus einem prn
Gheoocre Silton's Sdwiegernluttcr, 8rau
s. 6. Marlb, in einem ens(. Wiorseltz
tlatte perSffentlidten Yriefe herprraebt,
mod I'M meitcn Telpe, ME oeun iiterbaupt
BON Sciten hsr 6ral, Iiltpn's hiertitr
feline 9lnlhenslngen gelnadt lueroet.
Strait starib ia8t, oab Clifton dies anf=
tletc, leine G1efrau 5ur 9tiiffe1r inter iein
Dad SIT teipesen, tint lid ais Wlartprer
hinsuitellen llnter Icl4eu llmfdnben ici
iie nidt 5ur 9:iidfehr tereit. Sic bate
pcr bier Sa9ren iein Salts perlalien, al8
iein iraGnlpiet9er Gntbuliasmus fiir bic
Opftrinen per rSreien 2tete" jenes Saus
gum M!ttelpunft ablddulider gprsan9e,
Die allem bdusliden @iiide bin6erlicb
wureen unb bet Wpral ,6obn ipra6en,
semadt babe. 91ielnanb babe aenauere
aenntniB per llrladen, ,pelde ba1nals 3u
elmer 1rennung fIbrten, sebabi afs Itl<
Ton unb feline ireitliden sllliirten. @enn
6rau Tiltcn ein 10 idwarSeS Sdaf mdre,
mie Iie ibr Gtemann male, mann ct lie
perltcben babe, 10 miiiie man bod rer=
nlinfttsermeiie ie erparten, baB er cine aez
ietli6c Grennuns ber Ghe geiu6t babe
ltno Dab ct inter fsiuen Ierbdltniiien tire
9tidfebr berbeilriiulden ipiirpe. Gs lei
pabr, oaB 6rau clifton bur9 bic anpaltz
ernoen 2eiben, bic iie gu crtrasen babe uno
pie ibr ourd bic iiber lie perbreiteten falz.
I4en slnSatea peruriadt irnreeu, peron=
lobt, nnf Dem Hnrite iiehe, 81 ttrer Ser
itsiesli,y cine Selhittipsropbie 81 per=
Wa8 ii, @eridtSbrien unz
terbriidt mprben Ici, rerne pariu gum
S9reden aller ibrer YerfOlser ans 2itt
se5osen ,persen nur ibr Sdreiaen mer=
be jene prr S9mad unb 9loSiteiluns
|aIten. GS mSre aber ,piiul9enSipertb,
pab Trau 5iltpn bieles Saipeisen braae,
penn Die Sade iei bis gu einem Yufte
3elasst, nit benz Sdreisen aufbSre, cine
Guseno gu lein unb no es elmer 0ran, bic
Uen i4lau anseiesten Plinen eines rabnz
piei9en @atten l1nb ieiuer Sertiinceten
gum Spfer seoient, @rflarungen abseben
n1ltlle, SanS ab9eleben bappn, men pieIe
5un1 Verbreder itenpelm. Sppeit bic
Sdmiesermutter. OaS Gnbe bes Seed,er=
Elton Sfanpals 1T allp nod nidt pa unp
baeen ben in ienem Sdriititad ausse=
iprpaenen Orpbunsen mad ipabrIdeinli6
cine 3ahl Prcnlinenten in Der Stapt bet
Sir4en uno faibicnablen Sptbduier 9lus=
|tht, IN ben meiteren 2lften ce8 Dramas
al5 aabnennlaterial gu fi9uriren.
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Gan Mntpntp, AQitt>pp0 ben 5. December 1877.

seu3ler, Den,asc9e rber a(ltass id
unb idanret ben gtan,en Iurner.".
Nle aurnballeu icaen Iempel einer
ratirnslen GrSiebuns iein. @don Sobu
madte r'e Srjiebung CUR oauptIad,e Der
2urnersi. oenu BET Su3eno sebSrt bic 3u.
tunTt. 3med Der Gr5iebuns i'm AQae
ueinen lei Serunbilouns oes Meuiden
3ur pcCen grfiilung iciner Yetimmuna.
SIN selnnoer 0eilt in einem aelunoeu SSr.
per Ell auh ooS Dpttr Der 2urnerei. gs
lei paber SauptaufSabe per 1urnere, aa
niIaticn, nit allen Iraften pabin su uirten,
oab oer Iarnuntcrridt in bic Sffentl.
Sdulen eiusefiib,t werpe, oenn oann
ws'oe Fd bic Eurnersi rbne 3weifel ,pis
Der perjliusen uao ieoer Gnrue, Elm Yicnier
Der SeweSnns oes freieu lienlden iein.
Oaun perpen Die Iuyntauen nidt nur
lumneIp!ase lein, in peu &eriannllun.
gen nidt nus paa ,Uaf.e f,ieyn 9etlet.
msiert 'perren, icnoern seiitiser @cnub
werne nit 6irbtnn, !oeite, lelt une Hreure
Scpaart uno Die Iurnbaue,: tatp s4ulter
anltaten id,5ner Ueisliate; uuo aeluucen
8rcblinns iein. ~ gNenn," ic idlcB 5srr
eissel, ,,cie Gunner f. cifrIs fiir ibr erles
Princip eintrsisl,, mic Die d. iajucn
Siinslinse fit Die Seibreitl'a3 pcu yuri
taaismns. Damn Oire Der Wa9nruf talo
5nr aaabrbeit pe1ecn:
u&iu Huf ii crfunsen
Oura's sanae fsis Yont.
gSas tie Sslsrn eihlt bsiunsrn.
Ias itrsbe an cas- Turnerbone
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idwprsn bat.en iiser tisie Statte, cap ibrs
SH ouor,. C. .oyf,11sy, mi, Efen

Idwprsn tat.en iter tisie Statts, tab i9re
Wauern In s!aub ssrfallen mubtsn.
9isfa, ais edtes 6ino ibrcs Soltss, irar
cine aterelautilhs Natur, itr tsures i'm
msr banae, eraueavcuer bier ~ Sinae
Sin iaaes SaulbtewuBtlein ead!e lie oon
Nsuem. llno a!s pb fls fl'retts!e, Dag
8cttss @traf3sritt aud IIs bier an rem
Snrcdensort ereils, 70 un8sisuft oran6's
liz 0uiai gum @sitsrfabrsn.
Sn itrer srdn,snluien aufreaur5 mar
oie Serrlitteit ibrer llmeebuns jabt gang
fir Ge perloran, beahte!e Iis nid't, mas
aues nod an ibrsm Bsse lag. sic fab
leltif niat ben prad,!pcllsn 1rlhmpNecssf
pss zitus i'm fitsrnsu DSnmsrlitht bort
in ben Istber ltsisen, Bis Saisi iIe anEist
-ba iubr iis auf, ME aus pfm Gyanm
unp tlifte spiyr umhfr.
sBir Tnp am 3is!, Sisncra, lahsIt' gui
al, teoeutunssppl anf ibrs sesIlina ar
lpielsnc. 8sfeblt biz Signora, oab td' l'f
bier srmartsu fclI?
Gi. nid!s wie bsiinnrnss!os, waarenp
er Te teim @us Ffiafn untsrl!nste. uae
ais fs auI itrsn panfenbsa Snbfn ltaro,
tridte fe i'm mebrere 0o!eHnds III Die
Sanb, lsats ben Singer aaf iere g'Fp'n
uno ldmanttc rim 5itustp9sn sl'.
3n reFsn unmittsltars Ndbs aflanAt
mubte He FA eft tsiinnsn, ras ie ofnn
eiaentfh bier iuas. SIR ras ear Sept
70 milf uns humpf, bab i'e risies Wsiiler.
werf antifsr gaufunit = aus pentaliihem
Marmcr, fsine fSlliden gasreliefs - ben
1riumph,us ses rSrnilhen goltes carltsls
lsnb, bas, feline iioiiden 0sfanaen nit Ed
flbrenp, bic @srastfdaften ees ssrliGrtsn
5empsls gu Ssru1alem 3nr SGau trdst
w;e cintn sewobnlihen Marftein tetrahte'
te, tsr ilr ;ur Srientruna risnte.
(trrtf.buns felsil
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-15

No. Alan act to amend sections one
and four Of an act entitled AN act
relating to the town and district sys.
tenn Of schools" approved November
26th, A. d. 1862.
1t is hereby enacted, etc:
Sec. /. Section one of act, entitled
Gan act relating to the town and dis.
trict system of schools" approved Nov
ember Goth A. d. 1872, is hereby so
amended as to read as follows: Any
town in the State that has abolished
its school district system, in accordance
with an act entitled "An act in addition
to chapter twenty-five of the general
statutes, relating to Schools" approved
November %, A. d. 1870. and amend
ments thereto, or which shall hereafter
abolish its school district system in ac-
cordance with said act and amendments
thereto, may. at the first annual March
meeting of such town, thereafter, abolish
its town system Of schools by vote of
wo-thirds Of the legal voters present at
said meeting. and the selectmen of any
buGu Nohu snail iuSCIJ du dIllCle IOI
that purpose in the warning for the
fifty annual March meeting after such
town has so abolished, or so shall abol-
ish its school district system upon the
application, in writing. of twenty legal
voters in such town.
Sec. 2. Section four Of said act, en-
titled "An act relating to the town and
district system Of achools." approved
November 26th, A. ID. 1872. is hereby
so amended as to read as follows
Whenever any town shall vote to abol-
ish the town system of schools. the
school houses and other property form.
erly belonging to the same school DIS
trict. shall pass TO and become the prop
erty Of the same school district respective
ely, and the selectmen of said town
shall ascertain and fix upon the amount
Of credits upon its taxes that each of
said district has received. by reason of
valuation and equalization of school
property, and all expenses in building
or repairing school houses in the limits
of said districts under the towu system
of schools. in accordance with the prov.
isions Of section Of an act entitled
Gan act in addition TO chapter % Of
the general statues relating to school, u
approved November %. A. ID. 1870,
and said selectuen shall equalize the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-15
(ro BE coNrISUED,)

Though God came not to Adam till
the evening. yet He came; although the
fire came not on Sodom till the morning.
yet it came and so comes the Judge.
though He be not yet come. Though
He hath leaden feet, He hath iron hands
Oh, to be ready to meet Hin in peace
HenrV Smith.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-15
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature of J. HAY
DOCK as agent for the United States surrounds each
box of Pills, and Ointment. handsome reward Will
be given TO any rendering such information
may lead to the detection OF any party parties
counterfeiting the medicines vending the same,
knowing them to be spurious.
c,oSold at the mandatory OF Professor HOLLOWAY
Co.. New York, and by all respectable druggists and
dealers in medicine throughout the civilized world in
b. xes at 25 cents, 60 cents and 81 each.
E@- There is considerable saving by taking tho
larger Sizes
n B-Directons for the guidance OF patients in
every disorder affixed to each box.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-15
Approved, November 10, 1876.

No. 43.-An act in addition to chapter
twenty-five of the general statues re-
lating to common schools.
1t is hereby enacted, etc:
Sec. |. Whenever, in any school
district in any town, public school
shall not be in operation. any parent.
patron, or guardian residing in such
district may, by the consent of the pru-
dental committee of any neighboring
district in said town, or in any adjoin-
ing town, send his children. wards or
such children as may be at that time
residing in his family, and who are of
school age. to the public school in such
neighboring district, and such scholars
may be counted legal scholars ION the
rolls) of the district where they attend
school. in making up the aggregate at
tendance for such term or terms as they
may attend.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.