The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-16

wrafN. two weekh&E0 10e ui AZ. - bc1'
saus children disd ei scarlet fever and tvs
mere are very sck and not expected 10
live We bear al no other cases Darwin
Y ballard died March $. aged 30 years
-wiahAll Town onocn: Moderator,
vespaiioa Benson, CLERK and Treasurer
lC Il. Williams; selec.nen. vcpation
Benson. Lyman G. Bolster, l. $, AIielli
/ Ovorses 81 Poor. yespa,ion Benson; isi
1 Constable. b. G. Benson; Collector Of
Taxes, Miles X Cone; Assessors. Geo. 4.
/ Cummings. Z J. Kendall. David II
Hewes; Auditor. Geo. A. Cummings. Chas.
&. Skinner, II. l.. Gordon. Trustee L. H.
D. money, C. II. Williams; Town Grand
Juror, wm. d. Leonard. Town Agent, Co
phss williams. Superintendent Of Schools,
IC. L. skinner Voted to raise $50 cents
on the dollar Of tb. Grand Last to pay
iovn expenses 10 be collected under the
lac OF lss0. Votes for County Commiss-
iouer. Charles BALDWIN. .. Geo. NJ. Wall. Q.
Several old time residents have been
in town recently. Among them We motto
cd benjamin Cobb Of Huron county, Mich,
also Charles Kendall of Wisconsin and
Muxzey and John Q Brooks Of Elmira,
n. Y. We are all glad 10 meet them again.
rKRu.
The New England Supper which was
appointed March LIST was only commenced
on account OF the rain aud was TO have
been finished this week but was deferred
until next week as the exhibition is expec-
ted this week. The supper will be
Wednesday evening. March 22nd at the
hotel. II weather is favorable; il not, it |
will be the first pleasant evening following
There will be al abundance OF Old Maids
present who will be sold 10 the highest
bidder. The price for supper will be 20
cents each, The proceeds will be appro'
priated for the benefit OF the Congrega.
,ional society. All are invited.
LAsD0RovE.
Isaac Davis has gone to Boston to care
for sick brother.
The prospect for good sugar season
is not very flattering.
--UncIe Elias Abbott, one of our Oldest
residents, is quite i'll.
C. W. Woodward with three teams
drew 400 logs distance Of "a Of mile
IN two days This is quick work aud not
easily beaten.
The idea that mau on getting mar.
ried must treat to the cigars or be hooted
out Of nights rest is very unpleasant and
must he very annoying to some. Such
practices should be done away with IN
civilized communities.
The taxes in this town for 1881 were
according to the provisions of
act No. 80 Of the laws of 1885 and within
The remembrance OF the writer the tax has
never before been so nearly collected at the .
March meeting. The taxes for the pres
mt year will be collected in the same man. {
Ter aud it is hoped that every tax payer
will avail himself OF the discount and be
IN hand when the treasurer shall issue his 6
lotice 80 that the collector shall not be {
TO call at the back door and eX. I
libit his warrant with the fee attached
The town auditors report the debt greater
han last year, when the fact is that hand ,
ONE sum has been paid on the debt be- :
ides the current expenses. Every dollar |
I the debt has been reported this year j
'hile last year quite sum was overlook.
d. The town officers have been very mod
rate in their charges and it is expected
b at they will be still smaller III future as
he town voted to pay .25 per day.
Town officers are: Clerk and 7 Treasurer,
Y. w. Wiley; Selectmen. II. Il. Fem,
|. P Warner, 0. J. Holden; Overseer, W.
|. Landfear; Constable, A. ID. Reynolds, n
nth Jurisdiction through the State; 9
listers, W. w. Abbott, j II. Bolster, / y
'avis; Auditors, VIM. futile, J. II. Boil !.
er, F. /. Moore; Trustee Of public money, "
. Fem; Fence Viewers, j. II. Bolster, 5
1ill Sheppard, A. Woodward; Grand
nrors, l.. NJ. Bailey, ]. G. Barton; H. h
rector of leather, Geo. Mann. J. Smith; .
ound-keeper, David Swallow Survey or r
God. lumber and shingles, w. W. Wiley; G,
own Agent to prosecute and defend iuits, :
7. W. Wiley; Superintendent, II. f. Fem; .
ounty Grand Jurors. j. II. Bolster, A. !,
'oodward, A. Fem; Petit Jurors, S. b. ,,
nssel, Will Simonds d. w. Marden, j. =,
Barton. VIM. f. futile. A. d. Rey-
dds Voted to raise 1916 cents on dol ly
7 OF Grand List for town tax one half to ~ T..
. collected on or before Sept LIST 1882, the AZ
her half to be paid on or before Feb LIST, ~
S3. For County Commissioner, Chas. n
ildwin, had 22 votes.
SUNDERLAND. m
Moderator, Reuben Webb; Town be
ERIK, A. r. Webb; Selectmen. L. g. Ba- "
n, Rueben Webb, Sanford Hicks Listers,
=. A. Graves, II. s. Burt, Thos. Whit. "a
an; Auditors, Jas. A. Graves, II. n. w.
lex, A. II. Judson; Constable, n. q. sal
lrker; Town Grand Jurors. Ralph Bent ri
:, Lewis Marble; Town Superintendent, ,
ed Shaw. Voled tax Of 100 cents on pa
G dollar an