The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15

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sssby. landlord q ite ho,el at JOHNSON.
vas ,oaud guilty Of adaHsry wih Ella
narnes, q servant and &c case Was ist,
en Is ihe supreme court IS exceptions
ne respondent belug beld 10 bonds of
S.,ao
The Temperance meeaug I'D RnthBa
on sunday night, tbc ith lost, which vas
addressed by Mcs.rs Frost sui Nickel
ycX, was TIC most successful one ever
held in thar village One hundred and
twenty eight persons sigued The pledge,
6oy-three d them becoming monitors Of
The Reform club
lhe Woodstock Sid-dara iutimates
that tbe project to form a new county,
called Alien, with Chester Is Shire town,
from pais Of Windsor Windbsn and
Bennington counties, will % revived
ibis fan; also. that IN sliiance with this
scheme, Il IS proposed to form another
county, to embrace portions Of Orange,
Windsor, Addison aud Rutland counties.
with Bethel a shire town.
a c Bales denies the story that the
insurance companies lave refused 70 pay
The losses by the destruction Of bis ho.
kl at Rutland, on the ground that be
set the fire, and tina, be has had prev
iogs experiences with oyer.insured build
ings that were destroyed, aud be says IL
was started by Jealous rivals Tie local
paper. and many ofthe citizens, too, ex-
press Indignation At the report, but evil
IDENTITY the end has not come yet.
Oscar Barron reports curious cir
cumslance at Woodstock. Ga the 30th
of May he saw man gathering Ice
FROM White river in iiue condition aud
storing il, while little way of corn was
up sufficiently high for hoeing. The ice
was 10 a jam.
The village Of st. .Johnsbufy has vot-
ed to pay the band $500 for out door con
certs during the season. BY an almost
unanimous vote in legal meeting the
town refused to appropriate money to-
ward county Fourth OF July celebra-
ton.
The moulGing mill of Shepard, Morse
& Co., at Burlington, caught fire Friday
afternoon by the heating of box OF one
OF the Guiding machines, but the flames
were speedily extinguisned, and the
damage will fall short Of one thousand
dollars.
Edward Tatro, the Highgate murder
err, who has made confession of bis
crime, proves TO be the son of Mitchell
Talro, who was a member of Company
f, tenth Vermont regiment, and died IN
Andcrsonyile prison. Sheriff Morrill,
has removed Tatro to cell below. Ills
mother, sister aud brother went to see
him Saturday. lie il somewhat more
cheerful than he was before be made bis
confession
An enthusiastic Burlngtonian writes
the ST. Adams AdrertiSer "The Fourth
is all the rage here, he world outside Of
China aud Turkey viii be here, aud as
the city is not large enough to hold thc
visitors, like Nenophon e Old, when
crossing the Bosphorus, we intend 70
place nolilla on Lake Champlain ioi
the accommodation Of citizens, which
will extend from Burlington to Por
Kent, Plattsburgh and all the other di
minutive hamlets on the western side 0
the lake, where outsiders can be accomo
dated, al their own expense, to see thc
wonders Of The first centennial celebra
ton of this famous cityn