The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

aAsuEsrEE.
- A. Manson and family leave town
o-day iag > TeaIdanee In Lisbon, III.
Tho family ~ q. n. Bennett ha'
posed back into this yiilage.
Rev. ns. wiekhAm and Mrs. Wick,
Am are spending several weeks 10 New
ork.
&C. v. Orvia Il bot ahIe 10 keep uf
ilh MS orders for fishiog rods, reels and
lee.
Pref. Brsinsrd, OF Middlebury Col.
gc, preached al the Congregational las,
unday
x-The sugar season Is about oyet and a
cor one II has been here, although 10
her localities II has been good.
George Smith, Of Dellwood Gene
Try, has ehoics selection OF flower
Ieds which be win dispose Of 10 persons
lshing 10 beAallfy iheif premises the
pIning season.
Remember the performance at Music
all this, Thursday, evening. II will
Fobably be worth attending though no
omission fee IL asked, and all are invit.
TO attend. "Belsey Baker, aud
SDouble Bedlied Room" are The attrac-
pms.
Al the annual school meeting Ia dis
st No. Z the following officers were
ecled Moderator, X 7. Purdy; Clerk
ss. w Bowen; Treasurer, d. r. Por.
Collector, Levi S. LAmpson; Audi
r, NJ. CAndeld, Prudential Committee,
j.. w. Bowen. The committee Ia now
ady 10 hire good teacher None other
wanted
Considerable petty thieying has been
bling on la this vicinity for the past year
two, aud more recently larger and
blder thcits have been committed. The
st OF December the store of Cone h
nrton was broken into snd small
ianiiiy Of goods taken. More recently
c Office Of q w Bradley IN Sunderland
as burglarifcd and quantity Of cloth.
<, tobacco, Tea sc. taken. Last SAlur.
y night the store oceapled by ]. II,
Dnes,eel In Factory Point was entered
d larger amount OF goods taken. Al
ough there was no very distinct clue by
hieh 70 discover The perpetrators, the
thoritics determined to make an effort
capture them, aud warrants were is
cd for the search Of several suspicious
Aces. The hrsl stolen articles were
md At the house OF one Dunbar, who
lived for the past year near John &.
Alker's. They were discovered hidden
tween the partitions. Edgar Dunbar
ID Fred Woodland, The latter a graduate
the reform school who has been inu-
ate with the DaabAra, were at once ar
aied. Subsequently The whole Dunbar
ID Woodland families intending III.
eni were arrested, either as principals
accessories to these rohberieG. Edgar
inbar, aud subsequently Woodland aud
rns, made partial confessions, telling
here the stolen goods could be found.
sosc taken from Cone a Burlon's were
kenrs premises, from BrAdley's II
inbsr's, and from Bones,eei's a, an Ice
s use near the Equinox pond. William
aubaF confessed that be had something
do with some Of the articles but did
know they were stolen. The other
rites under srfest claimed ike gno.
pee, and some OF them denied ell
Wedge Of The affair. According 10
Dunba4's story Woodland was the
sef mas ia these enterprises, doing
PAL q tbe plsnuing and brcaklng while
others helped take care Of the stolen
DDS. lie says that Woodland had bis
ABs arranged Tor brcakipg into A. q.
arb 4 Co.'S. gfia, mlll aud she bank.
BAY people hoped and expected tina, the
s,sry Of The laeepdiaFy Gree would now
cleared o., bot nothiag 10 regard to
rta hes come ous thaa Tar. Very many
y sleop saauaer. however, On aeooan,
these agvNsts TIE exssnIaaiion Of Nj
ese parties soek place Taesday evening
d Wednesday msfEiHs before = D,
go ssH
hna, gassioe q. ,ae peace. rre1 " -
4 Taead guilty 10 ihree eilenees ~
cAkiag and sbteri az. sud wss poaa'
for iEisi "a ibs am OF $1,000 for csc,
enee, Edgar De nbas pleaa gaIay /,
o oaesees, bond . $1,000 fot each III
"a hens pisad 4 ailiy 10 cue otrenss ~
nccsling sgols goods. bonds $500
70, Da1ls-f wfk slso heBnd % in n,
p o. $50. W ilasm DaHbtr $500. sss
~ Daabas { g for ike eaenoea. II,
err we're s sshsFge8. there rot bslsR
denee e8eg lgh 10 hold ihen. Thos,
0 have bee q pnl under bonds vii