The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-01-11

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was no choice
MI. leeC wished ms name withdrawn,
ana u -. Iwltchell OF Middlebury nom
mated MI James lhe latter was elected
ny acclauhatloh'
MeSsrs' Dean and harrington were
,iiaue committee TO NOTIFY MIR. James OF
ms ms eleetlon anu conduct him to the chair.
ne presluehG-elect expressed his gratifi-
catloil aI the Ionor conferred upon him,
| put doubted ms illness Tor the position.
IL was MS WISH that the association
clloose some one else Tor the place.
Dec, etarS chapman salu tnat motions
~ " eAcuse WI Ja'nes would DC In order.
Non were nlaGe, however.
EaPIa'n RANK moore OF Snorelam ana
opI'u -. nulUolPh vi Miuuleoury were
0" ,yS' VIZ -, eslucills'
lhc neAU olilcer 10 ne erected was the
seclctolE' AloeiC chapman OF Middle
} DuIy anu 'oilh a. cllild OF WeyDridge
were PuI III nomination ior Ihat ONCE.
"A; ELLSWORTH OF Whiting thought 1t
Moul1 DC wen 10 llN Ile secretary 5 sala-
~ ociprc ne was elecCeu'
u H. nan OF Hhorenam moved That
Ihe SECRETARY salitry LOT the ensuing
ycaI nc 9i'oVV' discussion Ioll0Wed'
ParulcipaIeu III DY Messrs' Dean and VIII
,ial,isIh' oUIli pt whom expressed disap-
plonn' " "l' hlisWorV" pam III was
ueclucu W proceed TO tle cholce OF
av ei' 1Ua' ii'IIlsoh SANFORD OF corn
W n",t' 70 d. W. H"Wies ol New raven "
Nianc ol DrluporU anu NJ d. IMAM
, 9Uu sol CorhW',, were hnitue tellerS'
i iac VOC stoou' hoIe NUMBER Oh V0tes'
lOo, necessary lor Gholce' 81 Albert
CHAPMAN li'u loO 'olln A. oilld' % ;
9T"uue' liiS' l anu NIL Chapman was ue-
cTtltu eleGGcu.
lrCuloh hlch OF hlchville was re-elect-
Gu treasurer WiIliouI opposltlon'
:. nc poaru Vi directors was re-electeu'
~ Naa colllrV3cu ol C,ie lolioWihS cyrus
D rin,nS 81 p ,nun3aIu'9h' req, H. ar
~ SIoll VI prailt'oii' H. - nurWell OF
ptinl , 'oil H. opraSue OF Nergehies'
di.e Go'll,ll''Ve ;,n Oh peuSrees was also
,'7".i' 'iip9T ~ inc uir'''oci9 are D.
~, "nc VI D.'uP"it' H. y, DiookiiiS Oh
h't"vlile' w 800, II. heilele Oh Mlu9leouly.
~ Nouc vi tii'i'ihs WAS Itnicreu 10 Ile
,e.,IinS PreIlueht' NJ W llllaln,oh, on
iiil vi o1ni a. Ciliu anu MT' VIII
1i"'llson 'il'',c pIlcl remarks Ill achhoW-
'euSc'nclI ~ Ilie No!e', 60.
ilI piesi,'ent feuil'iucu Ilie aS5octatloil
I'i1. ',,o st,i''9 Vi INC sccrcC"rE hio hoU
o ,y nAcu' .,oo
MI DG"Il llloVGu tilat IL DC 9z'oVo, D. ~
i Dou u0o Vi NV iinNci PrppoSeu o thi'C 1t oe
@-;IIo', ,,, pi,' WI. ntiutoiPli' @i'ooo'
u, 'l''li',ii Nlslieu W say so'nelll'nS
ul,oll Uhc peii'l,iS queSI'oh' Inc assocl-
n''"il nov has Luz iilc'hoers' Is IL ike
.,i"c .',o Icc'cI'i! lacols are leHs
vil'h W.lcii u'ic membership. WIS hlucll
ninaliee ne llau never received 9l'OJo'
Ileal' ioI ms services Ill any year since
w i.at i.eiu tile ollitu: lliere we're as
enciItlonI "iVH olic,iilih the llie,iipelS
e,iis mas ,.,'o P"'u d. ny" sal'ly' MAJ
EYER th sa,IlS Ma1 'pveu nun lie Woulu 40
tliV uco. iic ooulu' ooU t'lc amount Noceu
saaI year was none 700 llucii 10 proViue
III Iilc ii'lp necessary properly 10 curry
u" t,ic Dus,h5sS Vi t'ie oillce;
,bn,,t H. eann,,.,',, ~ W.. i'i
,''OuO ViiO ocOlcuail oiilC' iioI pcinS
| kept open at convenient hours. lie then
| compared the secretarV's salary with
| those rooo;,od h,, tlo 1o,,,,t,- ol1ri- III
IVY ~ w Oouii.y 0ioiN anu
| luuSe Oh PROBATE, whose Offices are al
| ways open during business hours. He
| thouUht these Officers had rs rroot mil
| ;t ~, ,, ;;. J.; c 49, =,
IVY us WIS requisite Ill Illc secretary OF
| this association and that he ought not to
have no more nav tG,an thnv ret
| M Cb,r,,n,, tIn,,o,I, NJ D..oiI
NJ CHdp'hdi Thought MI. Duulolpll
|
case He then detailed the pXnpnscs for
| ubinb bis s,l,r, h,d ,rnnn ~ th, tb;I
ms o,"' ii'.' S'ho' Ii' .i'iiu
| volume OF lllc Register were lSSucu uu-
| ring the coming year he must have helm
| to do tho ,vorly
|
| ENlchueu ueDaUc cllsueu as TO Wnat was
| voted last year and on the general uueS-
| tiOn nv MrSSrs RuttoInh T. 'TovnSnnd ot
| pn,.;iiy ~ ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~.
"N illoH' ~ 1 - 'oI. ruulhucT anu W III
| Ball OF llanDurgh. Mich. The two last
| mentioned favored tbc navmcnt of u suf.
| ii,,,. .,In,.,. ,,l ,cii,yl ., ~ ~:
n0i'hC 9"itl y anu polhIcu ouu lilc QUAR-
HciltlOnS Tor ana responsibilities Of the
Dlacc II was voted to nav the secretary
| - 5Oo for ~, o,,s,,;,,or ,i,,'
| T-'y0 - w ensuing SN"i'
| tOl. Faulkner, chairman OF the com
! mittce on "A form of DctitiOn tO CONGRESS
| ronortad tbo fnlIou,inr.
| 49, Wv
| To the Senate and House Of Representatives, IN
| Congress assembled; We, the undersigned, wool
growers, members of the Vermont Merino Sheer
Breeders association, respectfully and earnes lily
petition Congress to restore the duties on for
eign woods SO rs to make the protection to the
wool growers of the United States equal to what
ii was before the repeal of the tariff of 1867.
| The repeal of that tariff has had the effect o
materially Gripping our business and depressing
| the of domestic woods below MONT 4,