The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, July 5, 1889 Weathersfield Center 7/5/1889 At the school-meeting, the 25th ult., the following officers were elected: Moderator, B. H. ALBEE; clerk, G. H. GOLDSMITH; committee and treasurer, H. PL TOLLES; collector, B. H. ALBEE; tax, 20 cents; 24 weeks school. Haying has begun to some extent. The crop is heavier than for some years, and mostly of excellent quality. We acknowledge the receipt of two large bundles of Chicago papers from W. P. BAXTER of that city, including the copies of the TIMES containing the full articles written by the young reporter who played the detective so successfully in the CRONIN case. H. S. and B. H. ALBEE took a carriage trip through Chester, Rockingham and Springfield, last week. The congregations at the church here are increasing rapidly. Come in; there is room for all. Following is the weather report for the past month: Highest temperature, 10th, 85; lowest, 18th, 48; range, 37; mean, 65.5; mean for past 14 years, 65; rainfall, inches, 4.3; fair days, 19; cloudy and rainy, 11; prevailing winds, southerly. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton mrgjb@sover.net Dummerston, VT