The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-03-05
ABOUT THE COUNTY.
ATHENS.

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ATHENS.
Town o(Ilccrs: Moderator, A. A
WymAn clark, Il. s. Kinsley; select.
men, q. b Edwards. G. +. Bridges, I
H. BALI treasurer, j. NJ. Powers; over
sesr Of noor. Geo. N Ober; constable
md collcsk0r. J. Durham; II ,tsrs, j. M
Powero. Geo. Smith Jas. Brown; audit
or, Nal Bemis, Il. 5. Kingsley, a. i
Ball; Grand juror, j. IL: Austin; agent
A. 4. Wyman; supt oil schools, >. NJ
Powors. Voted tax of 100 cents ON
fhs 1ollar. Votes for county commits
sionsr. Farnsworth 32. Morey. 2.
VIM. w. Bridges has removed 10
Charlestown. N. II.
BRooKLINE.
Town officers: Selectmen, II. M.
Whitney, G. w. Stebbins, w. W. Perry /;
AVN clerk, VIM. Adams; overseer OF
nor, II. NJ. Whitney; constable, l.. B.
Higgins; listers. VIM. Adams, 4. p. o.
GOOD, II. i. Marsh; treasurer. Z. p,
Wellman; superintendent of schools, q.
P. Stickney; town agent. N. @. Marsh.
most office has been established here,
and President Hayes has appointed Vir-
gil W. Ranney postmaster.
DOVER.
Town officers elected Tuesday: Mod.
orator, A. .. Collins; clerk, S. Ii. La
zelle; selectmen, ID. w. Yeaw. G. B.
Boyd, d. p. Leonard; town treasurer.
G. w. Yeaw; overseer Of poor, A. B.
Collins;. collector. j. II. Metcalf; LIST
constable. D. A. Lazelle; End constable,
Henry Pike; listers. II. p. Freeman, r.
H. Moore. E. II. Jones; auditors, w.
F. Jones, G. f. Rice. Whitney Jones
trustee Of public money, Joel Lyman
town agent, Joel Lyman; superintend. |
emit of schools. Rev. A. G. Field.
DCMMERsTON.
Town officers: Moderator, DIR. S. N.
Bemis; town clerk. Joseph Miller; Sc
lectmen. s. L. Dutton, S. w. Estey, l. NJ.
Walker; listers, A. |. Lawton, G. r
iector, VIM. o Miller; treasurer and
trustee u. S. deposit. Joseph Miller;
town agent, Geo. W. Walker; overseers
of poor. selectmen; sup't of schools. d.
L. Mansfield; auditors. d. l.. Mansfield,
Il. Il. Stoddard. Thomas Clark. Tax
raised. 81 on n dollar Of the grand list.
The wakefield place" near the Con-
gregational church has been purchased by
W. o. Miller
Mr. Z. NJ. Rowell will lecture in the
school house in Dutton district, Tuesday ]
evening at I o'clock. Subject, "Noah in a
the ark" All are cordially invited. |
Joseph Miller, the popular and efficient
town clerk, received his thirty-second
annual election Tuesday. There is only
one person in the county who has held a r
similar office longer-Dwight Tyler of +
Londonderry.
FAYETTEVILLE. \
The town meeting Tuesday was unusu-
ally lively. The auditors report on ac- B
count of railroad matters was only cl
adopted by vote of 65 to "a. The town v
treasurer was attacked and accused of
many things, but warmly defended by n
the auditors and then reelected. The II
officers elected are, moderator, o. l.. Sher- n
man town clerk, d. A. Dickinson treas r.
lrer, F. 0. Burditt; selectlnen, L. P. y,
o. Attridge, A I. Edwards; :"
L. O. Morse; listers, J. M.
Moore, Nelson Morse, II. NJ. Hescock o
auditors, j. II, Merrifeld, A. L. Warren, g
II. H. Hoyt; overseer of poor, Clark a
Unison; town agent, Frank Moore /; 81
rand jurors, +. Moore, E. P. Wheeler, S.
,. Miller; supt. of schools, NJ. 0. Howe. al
The exhibition is to be repeated on the to
9th. &c
N. NJ. Batchelder has bought A. 7. =. VI
Varren's stock of groceries and is re- !. "
loving them to his store. ~ ~
GRAFTON. w
Town officers: Moderator. Sidney n
1olmes clerk and treasurer, l.. S Walk. W
r; selec'men. +. w. Davis. Norman n
Davis, j. A. Pettineill; overseer of poor,
everett Phelps; collector, Geo. L
listers. G. w. Haskell. c. ia
White, c. G. Culver; auditors. S, d
helps. A. Nonrse, Ii. A. Thompson; Sc
Ipt. of schools. Samuel Phelps. d.
A sugar sociable" will be held at the ):
vn hall next Tuesday evening. ia
Alonzo Nourse showed an English coin Sh
.ently, dated 1902, and consequently ri
years old Or
Geo. w. Hall sold about $4,000 pounds lel
wool last week to parties in Saxtons ~
YER 1t is said to be the largest sale of Oh
rsonal property ever made in town. su
The lyceum last Monday evening, de- er
led that incompetence had caused more We
sery than war The following question No
II be discussed Next Monday evening Fo
solved, That farmers, as a class, are VIC
ore independent than mechanics.
GUlLFuRD. ito
Town officers: Moderator, j. H. Rich 9o'
ond; clerk and treasurer, S. L. Hunt; wa
ectmen. j. l.. Bullock, A. S. Gallop, i
Mcclure; overseer of poor, j. l.. Bull ~,
x; collector, j. II. Richmond; audit l na
). J. II. Richmond, G. E. Alexander, gu
F. Estabrook; feuce viewers. G. +.
Warren Wilder, John Thayer;
ind Jurors, c. E. Alexander. Orson Gle
aver; pound keeper, Marcus Worden; arc
ent. C. E. Alexander; school sup't, ter
R. Chase; listers. Gervis Barstow, Ad
H. Tyler, Frank Ward. PIE u,
GUILFoRD CENTRE. t.
Martin Hill has bought the farm be Hi,
merly owned, of Richard Tubbs. SUI
Rev. Z. w. Whitney will occupy the 80
liversalist pulpit, in this place, next 10
nday at 2 p. M. All are cordially in
ed r
SOUTH GUILFoRD II
MIR. Chas. Clisbee closes his successful II
m of singing school Wednesday even i,
2 with social dance at Franklin's hall VIZ
HALIFAX -
Town officers: Moderator, G L Clark; n
rk, j L Harrington; selcctmen, b inc,
berts. l. w Sumner. F P Plouty; list dav
!, Luther Adams, Warner Stowe, o b :
x; auditors, A II Stone, G l. Clark, az
INK Worden; overseer of poor, B + h tut'
berts: constable and collector. ii r
me; treasurer, l. Harrington; agent, :. a
H Stone; grand juior. L NJ Woodard; h ton,
pit OF schools. Ansel c Jones. The f"r
( voted is 81 so on the list, and the ~, =
Hector was instructed to settle before -,
arch LIST next. III
WEST HALIFAX. and
We are glad to see o z. Plumb out
in. aga
'red Brown goes TO New York to work ser
1t week. dur
'eter Edwards has purchased place J'
Coleraine, whittier he will move. des
)iphtheria has made its appearance NJ
-e, there being one or two Cases. ~
jenry Love has moved on to the 1
q formerly owned by Martin Whit me-
senry Niles has moved with his family ed /
Vest Brattleboro taking situation in nv
u Henkels furniture shop
ne Viiiage iyceuii ciosea saturday iel
eling. Aithoueh lne roads were very $500
.,tion was, Resoiued, That the Bible is ~,
COX inspired by God. The discussion =, 4
sopened by ID. Il. Collins on the af. iilsi