The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-24

,reci large boarding house in The srsias
ios Tho purpo.e a accommodating eiir
haAr,iors ana passengers lhai traverse the
uEfrpv ganra
--Grc2i vHa the commoiica 10 leArn
ihsi Geseillo Howard a much respected
citGsen worth sio 600 should be accused ot
bean. Of rnooashiaer 81 the arsi denou
nation in the disiillcry line lie vas ar.
rested aud placed nader 500 bcads add
lct loose
IS. T. RAvson, having exchanged hi.
village residence on Maln street for one a
Jerry Youngs farms on souih hill. will
,oon take possession. Mr. Young viii
remove from Bondyilic. where he nov
resides into the Rsssou house as soon as
il is vacated.
r. Il Dawson, the widely known
Jamaica mocnshiner has As promised made
some startling revelations 10 regard to III.
band Of moon.hinen In town. lie was
released from jail on Saturday, and placed
in the hands Of Deputy Marshal sprague
al the Jamaica house. to await the coming
Of Hon. Mr.. Martin to make settlement
in regard TO the still case, II seems that
he offered 10 bear the desgraoe,, and not
let il be known who was connected with
the manufacture Of cider brandy, II they
would pay the fine and let him free, and
they refused TO do SO and in consequence,
several Of our first citizens, and some OF
Wardsboro were arrested on Saturday
none Of which ever professed Christianity
in any form and we're forced to settle up
the matter between them. after the whole
thing was known 10 every resident in
tows. And Dawson was let free, and SO
ends the great whir" OF a little still.
ARLINGTON.
Another little dash Of snow which
makes the sleighing fine again.
The Catholic people will have festi-
val at the town hall on Friday evening
Peb. 25th.
Several comrades OF the q. A. II.
vent over tho mountain TO Bratleboro
Thursday the oath inst to attend the De-
partment encampment which is 10 be held
here this week.
The G.. A. r. dance at the town hall
IN Monday evening Feb. q was success.
,ver so couples being present. The music
vas first class and every body that attend
d had good time. We should call this
me of the best dances the q. A. u. boys
ver had The dancing was kept until 4
/. NJ, when all retired feeling that they
ad done dancing enough for one night
EAST ARLINGTON.
The Congregational church and soci-
ty have succeeded in securing the seryi-
es of j. G. Mc0pllom for another yea r..
We, the undersigned, hereby thank
ae people who assembled at the parson-
ge on Wednesday evening, and left us
18th presents made at Christmas-over
60. May our Heavenly Father abundant
reward and bless them.
J. G. McCoLLoM
NJ. A. MCCoLLoM.
BERLIN n. Y,
"A revival is in progress at the Metho-
list church, under preaching OF Rev. G.
!. Lewis.
John A. Hull is shipping large guam
ties Of potatoes and apples from this sta
on. Prices paid are $3.50 for potatoes
I'D 80 cents per barrel for apples.
Only one casualty on the Lebanon
prings r. II. since 1t fell into the hands
receiver That was n middle aged
an who started from Troy and whe died
old age about midway between North
etersburg and Berlin.
We have made out ticket for cur
Ives for the coming town meeting. For
lpervisor, WIN. +. Taylor; Town Clerk
B. Green; Justice, John Potter; Col. 4
ctor, John A. Hull; Constables, james
srels, Eleazer Reynolds, s. b. Chapman,
ID. Simmons, and last but not least, Joe
ait