Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-08
CHELSEA AROUND TOWN


rate BRYANT is home from barre.
NJ roors Of Waterson Post, No. 40, G.
TIC ollise Installed Friday eve, Jan. 2, by
K, w p Davis. The Relief Corps al
larLln .,lsd is officers at the same time.
KS next week.
y = Hood has gone to Campello, K. l.,
v. ~ ms winter for his brother.
I'll n O. Bixby was at Brattleboro, Fri :
.o evening to install the officers OF Col. j.
Tyler Camp, No.
~ Moore has been ON the SICK list The
sst week. -. ,n;.n
yea, dent saturday. AS one of the men
Eeio ess'li,oS,5ad in skidding wood raised the
Pc en- lPetr;re block and sever it with one
PIE - 70, sf How. he hit the deacon who was
nig sa;0g behind with the back OF the axe
anu ne rear. II cut bad cash over and
l om Al his ewes. He was doing well at
y 1u rsnorts. but il was a narrow escape
s n instant death.
81 u o. Bixbv installed the officers e.
W at1amn no. 2s, s. OF ", Thursday ev-
e :a " Ian lat. Lieut. Col. x. w. Morse OF
I liH 55sndolph was present, also about 70
49, ,'5''l NJ he Camp. The service was con-
sloted az follows: At opening, bugle call ;
.aasssnblv: Music, Miss Hall, organ, Mr..
~, bnrsf cornet, Mr.. Bacon, violin; the
IN in charge of Sergt. Griffin march in
~ aascort the officers to the stage; pray
IN Rev Mr.. Reynolds; song, My Faith
y aag and mine,n by Miss Hall with ac-
s,mns5iment by Miss Noyes. This is a
0on5lor new S. V. song, given TO the pub
4. ifor the first time at the camp fire at the
T.tioual Encampment, St. Joseph, Mo.
rSs oiJicers were duly installed; Capt. r.
/ ~ smith then appointed and installed his
M Chan, L. J. Campbell; LIST Supt., +.
/ Tnller: o. NJ. S., J. II. Griffin; Color
ee,at L. n Lucas; Sergt OF Guard, Il. r.
ar. prip. Musician, A. G.. Smith; Corp.
/ u iGnsrd q. ID. Larkin; Camp Guard, Is.
Smith: Picket Guard, Il. Il. Durkee.
Tbe IRON Cross was presented to Past Capt
pavwood by Col. Bixby in behalf of the
rsmn Refreshments were served by the
Is5ies' Aid Society which is always around
Nth the cake and coffee at the right time.
/ social camp fire was next in order and
noe one of the best ever held in the Camp.
Witb the officers and staff for 1891 the sue
cess Of the Camp seems assured.
Al the regular annual meeting OF the
N Farmers League, at Chelsea, on Mon
Ssv the 5th inst, the following resolutions
we're adopted. Resolved, by the Orange
Co, farmers League;
Isl. That we renew our allegiance to the
National and State Farmers Leagues, and
eynress our confidence in the management
.o those organizations, and our unfailing
interest in the prosperity OF the League es-
psciallyi in our own county and state.
2nd, That we call upon the farmers OF
orange Co. to work together for the organ
isaton Of local leagues in every town in
the county.
grd. That we are unanimous and em-
pbatic in our favor of the following meas
ures. viz: the separation of the A. and M.
COLLEGE from the Vermont University; the
abolition of double taxation; the increase
Of coinage of silver so far as needed to IA
eiltate the increasing business OF the
country: the reduction of railroad freight
rates for Vermont to a just basis; radi-
CALI and complete reform in political man
sgement, so that each and every voter
shall have his freedom in the choice of Of
fcers, and in general we stand together
for right government and the greatest good
Of the greatest number.
Ah, That we are opposed to theschemes
Of the Farmers Alliance for substituting
a sub-treasury for the national banks; the
plan for government loans to farmers on
zeal estate at small per cent, and the free
coinage of silver. p. j. LITTLE, Sect'y.
GEO P. BEARD, Pres.