Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-10-10

Waru printed sip OF The premium iist,
in such time that it might appear in due
season in the ErpreSs. We complied,
and presume it was received by them.
The police court" of this village was
quite busy during and about fair time,
as will be seen by the following brief
record:
Sept. 27-State VS.. Silas Wiley. Re-
spondent was arrested by Constable
Webster and brought before the States
Attorney and Justice Barnard, having
in his possession five bottles of rum and
one empty bottle, charged with selling
it on or near the fair ground. Plead
guilty fined $40 and costs.
Sept. Estate VS.. A. J. Jondro.
Respondent arrested and brought before
Justice Barnard, charged with giving
away rum. Plead guilty; fined $40
and costs.
Sept 28-State VS.. Mary Holloway.
Respondent charged with having bottles
of whiskey in satchel and selling the
same near fair ground. Plead guilty !;
fined $40 and costs.
Sept. Estate VS.. Carl Stebbery.
Respondent charged with an assault at
Fosters hotel on L. J. Sivorty. Plead
guilty; fined SIS and costs.
Sept. 29-State VS.. Charles St Inns.
Respondent charged with jumping fair
ground fence, contrary to No. Al, Acts
of 1880. Plead not guilty; trial by
court; found guilty. fined SIS and costs.
Sept. 29-State VS.. A. o. Adams.
Respondent charged with breaking into
the store of Nathaniel Folsom at South
Barton in 1877 and stealing three boxes
of tobacco. He waived examination and
was ordered to find bonds for his appear.
ance at the next term of the County
Court in $500, in default of which he
was taken to Jail at Irasburgh. W. W.
Miles for respondent.
Sept. 9O-State VS.. HAL B. Simpson
Edward Barnard, justice. Respondent
charged with an assault upon one David
Chapman at South Barton while Chap
man was leading colt along the high
way. Chapman was leading the coll
for one Mathewson, who claimed to have
bought it and paid for it, Simpson
claiming that he had not paid for il
and thereupon he made an assault upor
Chapman, cutting the halter and taking
the colt by force. Trial by jury; yer
dict of guilty and respondent fined S.
and costs. States Attorney Baldwin
for State; J. P. Otis and W. W. Mile
for respondent.
Barton Landing.
! E. D. Stafford has sold his farm to S
B. Parker of Lowell.
New goods just received at the cloth
ing rooms in postofice building.
Oscar Rice cut his right hand YER
bad on circular saw last Thursday.
Wallace Hovey has taken a farm il
Irasburgh and will move the first O
November.
D. W. Hildreth has just returne
from market with large assortment Q
drugs and fancy goods.
The singing school to be taught b
A. R. Cowles will commence next Wed
nesday eve at the vestry of the M. Z
church.
Quarterly meeting services at the N
E. church next Sunday. Presiding Ell
der Malcom will be present and preac
in the forenoon, and at Browningto
Center in the afternoon.
Rev. A. H. Webb of So. Royaltor
has been up in this county visitin
friends, and has purchased a horse. II
was present at the M. E. church yestel
day, and assisted in the services.
large congregation was present, thel
being no service at the other church
Mr.. Sweat preached an excellent SCI
mon. In the evening there was plea
: ing concert exercise, the "Harvel
Home"
At the semi-annual conference of Coz
, gregational churches the following res,
, luton was adopted:
, RESOLVED: That this conference mali
tain committee of three on credentia
and ministerial standing, to which evel
minister coming within it's bounds sha
be expected to submit his credentials
, ministerial standing and proof that tt
j, church employing him has by direct vo
authorized him to act as pastor, o
through responsible committee, engage
him as ''stated supply before his nan
5 shall be entered on the roll as such-als
e the same committee be prepared to cert
fy the standing Of ministers going fro
the bounds of this conference.
REV. w. T. HERRICK,
D Rev. E. P. WILD, Con
6 REV. L. PHELPS,
1t is hoped that the people will reco
niZe this resolution as conference ma
ter. The object Of such resolution is
1 preserve doctrinal purity and to prote
f our churches from dishonesty and imp
: sition in the pulpit. If the church
O without pastors will please recognize til
subject, and send suitable credentials
their supplies to the nearest member
the committee, it will be a great help