The Press., 1885-08-13
LOCAL TopICs-pENN,D AND scIssoRED.
HOLLAND COUNTY JURORS.

Andover- Henry G Dorrance, Andrew Phelps, Bissell E Post, Lafayette Kenyon, Henry A Franklin, Miles s Topliff, Edwin H Cook, Philo F Parker, Chas B Stearns, Charles W Johnson, William Keeney, Erskine B Hyde
 Bolton-Warren c Hale, Frank l. Loom is, William s Mclean, Isaac K Thompson, Ferdinand B Williams, Horace Wetherill, Warren Risley, Arnold H Long, Joseph Gilbert, John A Loomis, Oliver c Johnson.
 Columbia-A A Latham, A H Fox, N P Clark, W W Batty, c N Gallup, w B Clark, Daniel F Maekey, P H Phillip, c B Brown, D P Spafford, D P Lyman, Marshal Holbrook.
 Coventry-James s Morgan, Marvin E Colman, F B Toplif, Addison Kingsbury. John Franklin, George Dunham, Norman Dunham, Charles B Dodge, John B Brown, Wm F Judd, John G Lewis, T Loomis, Chas Loomis, Nathaniel Root Henry A Brewster, Walter Palmer, Henry Kings bury, Isaac Turner, Edgar Bass, Cyrus E Hall, Hayden Dimock, Arnold Warren, P H Peterson, Martin Parker, H w Mason, John Isham, Walter Brown, Francis Porter, Chas R Hall, Geo Parker.
 Ellington-Asaph Mckinney, Myron H Dimock, Henry M Niles, John K Martin, Joseph Bancroft, Steven Johnson, Otis Snow, James D Mcknight, Julius A Kib- be, Henry K Warner, Carlos E Kibbe, Ephraim H. Dimock, Orrin D Newell, Franklin Newell, Erwin F Miller. Charles K Belknap, Elam Hyde, Leverett N Charter.
 Hebron-H E Bestor, s c Gilbert, Lor- en M Lord, Josiah M Buell., Salmon A Jones, R l. Gilbert, Edwin Gillette, H F Porter, N P Little, Frank Raymond, John M Foxel B s Ellis, John l. Horton, E J Wilcox, w s Hewitt, Trumbull Burnham, Henry G Porter, Alfred Hutchinson, B P Bissell, Alfred l. Bissell, Marshal Porter, Flavel N Gillette. ......
 Mansfeld-Archibald Buchanan, Charles H Weeks, David B Atwood, Nathaniel P Perkins, Fiery c Pike, Jared G Freeman, Lucien Freeman, Milo Milla1d Levi A Hull, Thomas M Ross, Gardner w Rey- holds, Geo F King, Henry Huntington, Newell Dunham, George w Moore, George F Swift, John H Day, Bennett Willis, George l. James, Edward P Conant John G c Mcfarland, Andrew M Grant, David c. Hooker, George l. Rosebrooks, PhiloG Hanks, Charles c Cummings, Reuben B Clark, Charles Rosebrooks. l. l. Lyon, John c Mason, Norton A Waldo, Elisha r Bolles
 Somers-S B Cooley, M A Davis, l. K Pease, Daniel Pomeroy, Enos Arnold. D B Meacham, Clarence Sexton, Amos Pease, c M Ravens, John w Eaton, A E Kibbe, Comfort Hunt, M Kibbe, M F Gowdy. Rockwell Keeney, l. w Percival, Andrew Billings, John w Little, w H Billings, E P Russell. .r:s
 Stafford-J V Squier, Jarvis Hyde, Mi ner Fairman, B Amadon, Lucius Blod- gett, R Buck, Wm A Colburn, James Risley, Jas F Chamberlin, Geo w Eaton, Austin Holt, Hiram Vinton, E D Dimmick, H Bottum, Andrew Ledoit, Geo D Buck, J D Fenton, Steven F Chaffee, Wm G Ellis
 Tolland-Henry Young, Wm H Buel, Wm Anderson, Phares Babcock, J w Edgerton, s H Brown, Geo W Brown. Charles A Hawkins, Edmund Joslyn, O A Leonard, Loren Newcomb, l. J Phillips, Nathan Pierson, H P Rx, Silas P Rider, Wm D Rounds, Bradley M Sears, Elisha T Snow, A l. Edgerton, Wm H Grover, John Kingsbury, c West, s Welch, J B Ward. ...
 Union-R B Horton, H F Corbin, E N Lawson, Newton Wallace, H B Booth, Abial Town, s w Newell F l. Upham, Geo Town, M H Kinney, Geo Goodell, J c Upham.
 Vernon-Elam O Allen, John G Bailey, Joseph Bailey, Lucius E Brown, Alvah N Bedding, James Breen, Wm. Butler, Lewis A Corbin, Thomas Bowling, Gilbreth Daw. son, Thos M Durfee, Frank Farrenkopf, Harvey s. Ellis, Wilbur B. Foster, Addi son Fuller, Alfred R. Goodrich, Spencer o Grover, A Park Hammond, Almon D. liar. ris, Fred Hartenstein, Francis Keeney, Horace G Holt, Elisha H Lathrop, Phil lipp Kramer, Israel P Holton, Myron W Loomis, Henry F Parker, Rienzi B Park. CT, Albert W Post, George B. Thayer, George M Paulk, William H Loomis, Brigham Payne, Alden c Rogers, William J Thompson, Joseph Pethy bridge.
 Willington-John A Brown, Daniel Benton, Jason Bugbee, ,Jr, John R Champ lin, Wm F Essex, Wm Eldridge, Henry ( Latham, Samuel Nichols, Frank Orcutt Lucius Preston N D Royce, Geo A Rounds Wm D Rubey, Henry o Sparks, D K Smith, Adolph Korper, Geo A. Morse.
 Chief and central among the many pub lie monuments that grace the village oi Monson is the beautiful and enduring town hall to be dedicated Aug. 18th to the mem. ory of the towns soldiers who fought in the rebellion. It has been wrought out oi the granite lodges of her own hills, and stands in massive proportions two-thirds of the way down the village street in an 1oHOAA FoEOO ohtSO AOOno uP 1luO uCWh luO Vd1- ley. Blocks of rough-hewn Monson gran ite from the Flynt quarries close by, laid Ill irregular courses in two shades, the dark predominating and the light appear ing in the trimmings, make up wonder fully handsome exterior. No distinctive style appears. The prevailing pointed arch and general massiveness of the struc- ture show features that belong to the Nor man style of architecture. German Goth ic may claim part, from the display of solid masonry and heavy cobled corhices. The building stretches over 80 feet in front and runs back 116 feet. A semi-circular walk winds around from tile road to the entrances. The main way into the hall is under huge pointed arch, whose supports on either side are ornamented with cannon in an upright position supporting pyra- mid of balls on the muzzles-all polished from solid rock. The portico is l3 by p feet with arched openings on either side, while above is balcony with heavy stone railing, a lofty platform for holiday orators. To the left of the main entrance is the main tower, 100 feet high and 19 feet square, through the base of which is a side entrance and stairway winding up to the gallery and Grand Army hall. The | 4,,> |