The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-24

b. pcscefal- y Coz vha a 1nee sho~e4 htn
great bargains b b9a;s aud Shoes, Fe{ lame
5.aisly relieved. hogEht PAR u EXTRA d0ghlt
sas shs tsp fir.baais ~ about u q ana quietly
rotsrea 60 guisiing Knapp
poKsEr.
Pepslsuon is 1850. 400. Namber q births
~ ihs scar ending Dec 81. lsG6, q aiAics v,
femslss n, unkuovu pafvutage, American =
Foragn s8, uhkHusn marriages a. Amtri.
can ~ Foreign s. unknown "a deaths - males
"a females ~, aggregate AZ, 1890 years, Average
96ei percentage Isl
Nonwn Olrs Mr Cha W Phelps, q Dor
set. raised The past summer thifiy eight basl,cs
q Norway Gate ffUm forty quarts q seed. su~n
On opc-haR acre q fair grain iAnd without ma
nuring. Mr. Pheire offers 20 bushels o. these
oats for sale
TaASKsavfso BALI A thanksgiving bali will
be given at Lew Paris Hotel, Dorset on Thurs.
day evening, the 2sth.
NORTH DORSET.
On the evening train north, Monday, the 18th
init, =. S. Mcclure, conductor, and Frank Wild
baggage car. ON Tuesday morning the lsth, Mr.
=. Il Alien aud ], c. Grinith, Of North Dorset
took the early train south for Hooaick Pals, and
At Manchester they heard conductor Mcclure de-
serbsng the lost property. On their arrival At
Honsiek Falls they found a man trying TO dispose
u an oyercoat. Suspicious that II was the stolen
property which this man was endeayoring TO sell,
Che had on three coatsl they Immediately tele-
graphed b conductor Mcclure for description
Of the coat. But before they received an answer
70 their dispatch, they had sworn cut warrant
aud caused the arrest OF the itinerant yonder Of
ready made clothing. He was taken before JUS
tioe NJ. +. White aud searched, aud in the pockets
Of one Of the coats was found diary with Frank
Wilders name aud address In 1t, and another be-
longing to Wilbur Dunton, Of East Dorset We
have since learned that the diary belonging to
Dunton was stolen from him at East Dorset about
two weeks since, together with pocket-bock
containing little silver some postal scrip, etc.
The accused was relieved from arrest as Mr.. Al
len and Griffith could not stop TO appear against
him. The thief is Il short, thick-set Frerchman,
and wears a short mouatache. Mr., DuntoH eau
obtain his diary by calling upon Mr. Griffith at
North Dorset
SUNDERLAND.
Population in 1850, 567 Number Of births
for the year ending Dec. 81, 1866, s-males g. fe-
males 8, parentage, American 7, Foreign mar
riages IA American s. Foreign deaths A
nerican !, Foreign i, aggregate age 30 years, sy-
erage 1000 percentage SO.
ARLINGTON.
Population in 1860 ll46. Number Of births
for the year ending Dec 81, 1866 80 males Is,
females II, parentage, american %, Foreign z,
unknown marriages American 10, Foreign
deaths 10, males 10, females s. aggregate age
s25 years, average $500, percentage 100.
The following are the officers Of Beacon Tent,
No. z, L o. Of r., East Arlington, for quarter
ending Feb. !, 1869 ". S., s. NJ. Stafford; W. p.
O. r., W shepherd; W. c. r., Roger O'Brien
W. d. r., b. W. Stafford W. RS, A. W Phillips
W. 81, Hugh shepherd W. r., Fayette shep-
herd W. s., j. Q. FArnnm; W. l. g., Geo Ca
reyi W o, O., G. Nj. Allyn.
Tho following are the officers OF Arlington
Lodge, No II, l. O. Of @. r., for quarter ending
Feb /, 1863 w.P.D d. r., F. b Davis w O. T.,
Geo. II. Phillips W. v. p. Mrs. g. G. oatman
W. s., H. Williams w, A. s., 4, A. Grant W. +.
s., L. b. Graves, W. T., Miss Hattie Billings W.
W., W shepherd W D. NJ, Miss S. Fowler w.
l. o., Miss Hattie Hopkins W. s., Ulick Coma
gan W. r. II, s., Mrs, II. Williams W L. II. s.,
Miss Ruth II. Buck W, G., b. W. Stafford.
RUPERT.
Population in 1890, 1903 Number Of births for
year ending Dec. 81, 1866, sl-mAles 49, females
I6, parentage, American 26, Foreign 4, unknown
marriages 10 Americans 10 deaths T. males
5, females 2, aggregate age 2i3 years, average
S0.A2, percentage 90.
SYNDICATE.
Population In 1860, sos. Number Of births for
the year ending Dec. 81, 1856, IS males 8, fe-
males S, parentage, American Z, Foreign 3, nn-
knowh s marriages 10 --Amerean s, unknown
2 deaths s. males 4, females T. aggregate age
2g7 years, average 36s7, percentage 70
sHAFTsBuRY.
Population IN 1890 1885. Number Of births
Tor the year ending Dec. 30, 1866, -, males IA,
fomslus IL paroptage- American ~, Foreign Z,
unknown marriag q, American IS, Foreign
A. uhh1NeH . teAtAe AZ HaAita y ietiaiSs ~
aggregate age 74s years, average 4s 80, percent.
age 81.
The Banner Of last week Gays We hear Of !
most lnhnman and disboiesl outrage in shafts-
bury One week ago lat Saturday, Henry Jip-
son beat his little daughter. only seven years old
without the least proyocaton, in most erue
manner II has since tTanspired that he hac
been in the habit o. thus nAlueating har. o.
the day in question he pounded her with a hard.
wood rolling pan until her limbs vsre black and
blue from top 20 bottom, aud dreadfnlly swollen
besides striking her on The head, with piece o
iron, eating deep cash. Her head also receiv
ed other seyore bruises. He told the child sh'
must tel that she had fallen down stairs A great
stalwkrt man Who viii thus wroak out bis strength
on little seven year Old grl aud his oIsprinl
Al that, ia not much short 81 aend, and shout
be held up to the sHeerstion o. all decent men.
NORTH BENNINGTON.
w. a r Wright sustained severe wrenel
IN the leg last Thursday night, byA misssep a
the depot ia North bennington.
BENNINGTON.
A construction train commenced running reg
ulhEly from Remington to Petersburg, over tn
Lebanon springs Railroad. lat "Wednesday.
,-.It is understood that r. w. Pask has onsre,
$500 fsf The site u she late H. Anthons House
BeHniagtoa, With a viev 70 erect splendid bEiel
hotel thereon.
--saniAy evening ~ last week, while servio-
vas bslag ooadaotea ii the Episcopal church j
Bennington, some one. vho. II i sAa done par
passiy i uBht 70 i've save ID the company o
brutss. shrvw ttous through enc u the slAine'
gA1ss wiRdoss.
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