The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-03-12

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Poor, W S Style; Agent, & G Wheeler;
Town Grand Jaror, " y I.eouard Vol-
"a ta raise fifteen cents ia addition TO
highway tax. Voted to raise one dollar
aud hall on lbe dollar towards paying
iudeblCduess OF the town.
JAMAICA.
CLERK aud Treasurer l. Howard; 80
loctmeu, g : Clark, l. W Howe, + KEEL
Iagg; Listers, G Young, \ o Coleman,
y Lyon; Oserseer Of poor, c $ Clark
Agent, " Hastings; Constable and Col.
lccior, Parsons Superintendent Of
schools, e Burnham. Voted 10 raise q
tax ortgo dollar. on q dollar Of The grand
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luNDoNplguY
Moderator, Barnet Wait; Town CLERK
and Treasurer, Dwight Tyler selectmen,
A y lowe, \ + Liyermore, Chester
llnutley; Listers, James Martin, l. n
yaile, Heron W Smith; Ovcfseer Of the
Poor. Barnet Wait; Town Agent, James
Martin; Constable aud Collector, Edward
a Lhernore Town Grand Jnror, Ches.
ter llunllcy; Grand Jurors for County
Coug, Sem Pierce, II W. Smith, WIN.
Wilbur; Fence Viewers, Selecimeu; In
-perlur of Lumber aud Shingles, & d
Farunm, A. r. Liycrmore; Inspector Of
Leather, George Walker, John W Gibson;
Superintendent OF Schools, Webster
Melendy; Auditors, james l. Martin,
George & Smith, Albert NJ Albe. Tax
raised, 80 cents 90 dollar 81 grand list.
~. NJ. Allbe, who disIocated his ankle
while alighling from carriage a few
weeks ago, find. as the swelling subsidies
/ that he had also suffered from fracture
OF the Fibala, or small bone of the leg.
/ Mr. y. ). Colburn has so far recovered
/ from the effects Of a broken leg that he is
/ able to walk without the aid of crutch,
aad attend to hi. usual business affairs.
/ -Barne; Wait, Esq, who Is in the
sevcnty.uiuth yearof bis age, was elected
/ Moderator AT the last annual March meet
/ log, and presided through the day, per-
4 forming the arduous duties OF his office
/ in manner that could not be exeled by
younger men. Esq. Wait is a native of
/ this town, aud has held important town
/ Offices during the greater part of his life ;
aud he and his wife having spent consid-
cradle more than half a century in the
companionship Of each other II is very
gratifying to their numerous friends TO
/ fnd them retaining SO much ofheallh and
yigor in their advanced age.
WESTON.
Our town officers as follows: Clerk,
Samuel Peabody; Selectmen, James NJ
I Taylor, Stedman Carpenter, Charles
! W Sprague; 0yerseer, James NJ Taylor
/ Constable, Putney 5 Hannum; Supern-
tendent, Robert Wallace; Listers, James
Stevens, jeremiah NJ Foster, Lucius
Hart; Agent George W. Wiley. Indebt.
edness of town, $799 g.. Voted to raise
an amount sufficient to pay the towns in.
deb,edness; also 10 raise $500 towards q
town library, conditionally; and also to
raise 80 cents on the grand list to repair
roads and bridges, aud the selectmen
were appointed commissioners 10 repair
the said roads and Bridges,
CHESTER.
Moderator, William Rounds; CLERK
aud Treasurer, Charles Robbins; Select
men, Daniel Davis, 3rd, II II Chandler
Ira II Adams; Constable and Collector
Charles o Lock; Listers, K + Pollard
Martin Guild, W II spalTord; Oversee
of Poor, A : Adams; Agent, l. NJ. Car
, penler; Auditors, II Henry, Simeon
, Sberwiu, William kingsbury; Supe,in
teudent Of Schools, Rev john & Hale. -
Voted 10 raise 80 cents on the dollar
town tax.
ARLINGTON.
As spring appears real estate begin
to change hands. Geo. Scraggie, of Eas
Arlington, has sold hi- house and lot II
that village to Geo. Hall
L. +. White has sold bis house AM
p bot, near the post Office, to Horace Stone
. %. Il \. y. Garfield have sold III,
house coruer OF West and Dcming stree
o to VIM. Henry.
A. E. Bartlett is building a tenan
honse ju-t north OF The village on Mali
street,
Nelson Holden, while Numbering OF
/, the bin south OF the village, had larg
Iog roll on to hi. leg, breaking it at til
ankle. \. be was alone when the acci
deut happened. il was some time befor
he could cxtdeate himself, but be final
a.. did 80, getting 10 hi. Ieam he rode hon
a., where !be Injured limb Wa dressed b
= DIS iIa.kjos and Mosely
"a The large wheel That csrries the lowe
A sofs- al Cuj-ctrjIie, gave ont frw ia,
sinoe, Which "iii require fortnight q
D. purr lo rypats; tha' keeping quite
b. large uumbsl et il- employ 49, Idle for
# ljmr
II The wool market seems to be ptici
% .aa Up a. buyer ate around in mi. ,icii
is Hy pl,kug ap tie 0,ld iui. left over iral
r. a.t hearing
s Fttr ARLINGTON
e Ms. EpHoa Permit a. drought
a columas Of tbe J0UgNkL - tender o.
.e hearty thsuk. 10 lhe Kood people Of sul
p defland ani kasi Arlington - 10 on u
o. evening Of FEB 18Th made e., a ,aun
70 Side yIsit aud len rs ducludlng gil
2 raadc - clh,r times during tise aiutei
Il ufufff AaHar. Kicker la fur.s b..s.4