The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-03

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chaps vhs thoaehi n catering The stor
a wArca R.oe ca The nisAi II Feb. 40
} 70 Sc tlow II thsy are 10 want II none
o. goods. &c 10 work Ard caro- Il in a
} honest, upright manner
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safyl A. Sawrer has been declare
iusolyesi Ga bis creditors petition.
4 young man named CrAndAil rccca,
~ called al the house Of Everett Adam
daring bis abseaoc and after staying Il
The house short time without prorocaiior
sciAod hammer sud struck Mrs Adam
90 tho bead making an ugly scalp wound
lIad The blow bi, sqnsroly h, might bay'
killed her She succeeded ia lwrostini
iha hammer from him and her little CIR
ran for hep CrAndall uAs arrested aar
bound up 10 county court and falling ;,
get bail was taken 10 the reform school
B0SpyrtLR
Boys hats are seventy cents per dozen
instead Of seventeen.
MIR Priest who lived on the Emery
Briggs place, died las, Saturday night Of
fdropsy He leaves a wife and one child.
Mrs. Emily Taylor is visiting friends
in Mass Gresham Taylor has gone TO
Castlcton on business. Isaac Kelley has
been visiting his brother in Mass Chas.
Starks has removed from Dorset
The weather has been very cold the
past winter, the thermometer reaching 20
degrees below zero on several mornings
The recent thaws have settled the snow
considerably and raised the water.
protrac,ed meetings have been held
the past three weeks and considerable in.
terest is manifested, About forty have
requested prayers and some have been
hopefully converted. Our pastor has been
assisted by neighboring clergymen and
others.
ARLINGTON.
Another thaw and sleighing about
whipped.
We learn that the Catholic people had
very pleasant, successful and largely
attended festival at the Town hall last Fri
day evening. We were away from home
aud therefore are unable TO give much OF a
report OF it.
The G. A. II. boys, who went over to
Bratteboro last week to attend the depart
ment encampment of that body report
having first-class time although they
went through mountains of snow to get
there, They are all free to say that this
was the most successful, enjoyable, pleas
ant and harmonious encampment ever held
in Vermont, which shows that the order is
rapidly growing in this State.
The following is a list of Town officers
elected at the annual town meeting held |
last Tuesday: Town Clerk, George b.
Holden; Selectmen, J. r. Judson Arson
Buck, Chas. A. Derrick; Treasurer, G. d,
Vault; Supt. of Schools Rev. j. G. Nc
Cullom; Listers, David Crofut, III. w. |
Farnham, A. G.. Mckee; LIST Constable |
Ralph Smith; Oyerseer Of Poor, Henry |
Parsons; Town Grand Jurors, H. Hard,
=. H. Young, I. B. Davis. A tax of so
,ents on the dollar Of the Grand List was
'oted to defray the expenses OF the Town
or the ensuing year
The entertainment at the Town hall
Monday evening for the benefit of ST.
lanes church was a very successful affair,
md, although the weather and roads were
cry bad, was very largely attended. The
ca party, the dramatics, the singing and
he instrumental music were very good
nd all well performed, aud last but not
east the supper was very nice; all for the
mall sum of 10 cents, ice cream and cake
ras also served We are unable to say
low much the proceeds We're, but should {
Judge from the number present that they
must have amounted to considerable sum-
SYNDICATE.
John +. Barber has sold his farm in .
Vest Sandgate to his brother Herbert
John Pinkerton from Salem is teach 9
ng school in district No. 4, in place OF ID.
:. McClarty, who resigned on account of :
Il health.
Mrs. Thomas Hayes died Feb, %, af