The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-04
rHrHanAY MAY 3 -

e. town MaH4a1
To- Tsaop.e iiotel has ~ stga NJ
arals. The isrslihg psblie vii plea"
tsle naioo
No iaasp Mis moruipg thai ns'
aiaes.r hss psi ia 10 appearance A''
1osss about q
&c orrs arrived 10 i0~a Tuesday
The fs,EAindet a TIE FloflAs people arc
90 ihe ssy boae
Ahoihs1 carload q Qaipnipiae feuil
laer isa arrived and " ior sale ~ X !
Purdy Parties plshlng ior Il can get Il
~ II Bartlett, 81 Manchester Depot
One q ogr la~yers haa suadeniy ds
~ystaared We oahboa learn thai anyone
t.sa. psrticulGTlyanr COS shout him. He
ai5as lesre aay bad debts, unless u was
debts dae him
Mr. Chilas has lslely written tia, the
Bennington MoBumob, Troupe will give
their eonocn h.re early this month, bat
tho precise dA.o has 30, yet been fixed,
This is case 81 hope deferred.
Two hundred aud forty tar payers 10
tnis town pay taxes on personal property,
OF Abou, half the taxpayers 10 town.
There arc few Il any other towns 10 the
state that can make better showing.
Equinox mountain was covered With a
Neesy fall Of snow this. Wednesday morn.
iss Surely winter is lingering in
the lap oi Spring We should think the
old felio~ ought 70 BE- ashamed 81 himself.
Al his time Of life
Persons Wishing 10 contribute second
hand clothing for adults or children. 10
aid 10 hiling barrel 10 be sent 10 the poor
whites And oolorOi people at the South,
are requested 10 leave the articles at Mr.
G. H. Muusons q, their earliest con
vcntenee.
II astronomers tell US the truth a new
comet will soon bo visible aud will gradu.
ally increase In brightness until the lAst Of
the month when IL will be one Of the
brightest ever seen. The best time TO OBJ
serve il pill be IN the early morning when
IL will be ia the northeastern heavens
Special Communication Of Adoniram
~ elge 80. i2F a A. NJ, on Thursday
s-s., aibg May i,h Work on the third
dur, ee Also Special Communication on
The following Thursday evening May II
for se. rk on the third degree All master
masoln ia good standing should en-
dcavor be present
Tb, isters have given notice that they
m fne,a all taxpayers who think they
have beeK uniusily assessed at II. X.
Posters oai. q IN this village on Friday
MAY l2th at ten o'clock A. NJ The field
book showing the assessments is at the
town clerks oai sc, aud can be examined
10y all tax.payors
There have bc.sl no new deyelope-
meris in regard to the Sandgate tragedy
Williams has net been So n IN this yicini
~ since tho ARRAY aud has probably Tit
out Ia regard TO the pres mt residence
OF the parties. Williams was a resident OF
sandgate. 3. X. Written of Arlington, Nell
son Written Of Sunderland, tbatgh they
ale sell known in this vicinity and some
OF them have been former residents OF this
town
The report comes from New York that
the will OF Miss Sarah Burr. dispOsing OF
g., 000, 900. mostly 10 charitable pur-
poses ia to be contested by relatives on va :
rious grounds She willed nothing to
Burr and Burton Seminary. Her two sis
tors died some years ago willed $40, 900 each
10 this institution and we understand that
no con,es, will be made in regard to wills
made by them. The estate altogether
foo,s up over five millions and most Of il r
comes from lot OF land taken for poor I
debt years ago, and considered almost val
uolcss, which is now in tho heart OF the 2
city of New York The three sisters oil. b
ways lived very plainly and would never
spend q cent unless il was absolutely nee h
cssary. Q