The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-31

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The Jounx,r IL iyeniy three yesr
cid
Ths tos,d 81 selesianen htse sppolu,.
81 y u oiaalng. collect Or q taxes il
place AZ Henry Gray. removed from lows
Mrs nuwcoJ claims that she ha
caught i~e sfoss this sPrng. one weigh
ias asa and ibe oihsf pounds sh'
ess 60 10 The bead
~-MsAy 81 car Subscribers End court
tams coSrenssss ssason 10 psy.ap for ih'
Jocm.I. We hope the woods viii b.
fall o! them" this yfsr
n T. Paray found the bridge neat
z. iiara's In neei u repair and went u
Henry Hicks mill 10 &c, the timber. Mr.,
Hicks did not hare Il on hand, but
sawed oai foar STICKS thirty feet long aud
had them loaded GU The Wagon 10 Just for.
~ minutes. That Is pretty quick work.
Teams As we'll IS people. during count
time, can Ind good accommodations .,
Mrs. Munson's near The church or at IL.
r. utieys. east 81 the court house. X.
Hubbard. living ashors distance north OF
the village. and Mira Hillisrd. on the ny Is
place will also keep open house. aud Mrs,
Hiilisrd will rnn q team 10 and from the
court house II she can get boarjeu
enough 10 mako !, 40 object TO do 80.
The services Of Memorial day were
duly observed. the Veterans turning out
with full ranks and a good attendance Of
people. Col Baker. OF Rutland. delivered
the address ., the Court House. and paid
fitting tribute 10 the veterans. both TO
living and dead. and In an eloquent man.
ner brought home tho lessons taught by
their salor and sacrifices. The ladies pro.
vided an abundance Of flowers for which
they have the thanks OF the Post.
Manchester people regret very much
tina. this village has no regular hotel open
for the accommodation Of the conrt which
meets nert week. and will see TO it that
such thing does not occur again. Many
OF them will open their houses and do
what they can TO remedy the difficulty,
II any Of the court people will call at the
JougssL office We will guarantee TO find
them good stopping place at a reasona.
BILE price.
There has been au unusual demand this
spring by city people for furnished houses,
and il IL we're certain that the demand
would continue several new cottages
would be erected and furnished for this
purpose We see no reason why they
would not be occupied. Manchester has
very high reputation As quiet. healthy |
summer resort. patronized by the best peo-
Pile, and the better our accommodations
the:more pcope will come A dozen good
cottages will be more likely to be filled
than three or four.
Roll Of honor OF Burr 4 Burton Sem
mary for the month ending May 2lst:
r. J. McNaboe; Matte Holden; Timothy
Billings; Maud Severance; Harry Reed;
Frank Eslabrook; Jennie Dexter; Agnes
Whipple; Jerome Hamilton; Matte
Hatch; Nina Simpson; Cora Griffith; OF
10 Bennett; Fannie Bennett. Harry Bun
dy; Cora Fessenden; Clara Hemenway;
BERTHE Severance; Clara Chamberlain;
Carlton Severance, Kirk Howard; Lula
Allen; Clara Bennett; Mary Cone; Susie
Elmore; Marcus Eldred; Aida Reaulo;
Fred Gates; Maggie Mcbride; Joseph
Roe; George White; Joseph wetherbee;
frankie Perkins, VIM. Stllson.
The Scloc.men have repaired most Of
the roads ia town and will have them fin.
ishsd In few days. almost by the time
tho repairing Is usually commenced.
They will have money enough to go round
and will place oil the roads in good con.
dition. though soma Of tho back roads
where there Is little travel will not receive
as much attention as the road between the .
villages where teams are passing all the /
time and people living on those roads
ought not 90 expect 1t. Manchester vii. {
lage pays nearly 500 road tax and not {
half Of II is expended in that district.
A portion OF thu tax paid by people living
In Factory Point is expended on districts
outside. The seleetmen showed their [
good sense by firing that portion OF the 4
road which is most travelled first aud bes. ,
aud When the work is all done We think :
no portion OF the town will have reason to !
complain that they have been neglected. I
We hare taken some pains to look up
the graves OF soldiers OF different wars in
IN Deiiwood cemetery, aud perhaps have
not found them all. II any person knows
OF any others. they ~ill confer a favor by
Informing us. The list il as follows Rev.
olationary war, Gen. Christopher Roberts.
Major Gideon ormsby. Capt Peter Black,
Moses Giddiugs ani Job Giddings; war
Of 1914, Lieut. John Blask, Joseph Bnr-
Ton. Benz. Mnnson, Leonard Sargent, Jno.
4 Peitibone. Col. John c. Walker. Lyman
Way. Matthew Logan. Serenns Kilburn; !.
Mexican war aud war Of the rebellion.
Gen. Benz. \. Roberts. War OF the rebel
lion. Richard Skinner. 10th infantry.
Chas. 7. Dudley Lieut. Col 9th VI. q.
W. Bcnnesi 10th VI. Willard Bennett 9Th
W. Erwin A. Taylor 2nd VT, Benz. Tsy.
lor 9th VI. Charles woodward -, Agus-
tus WymAn ----. 49, Bebee 49,.
The following is the Int Of jurymen
drawn for the June term Grand jar:l
Arlington. Y. 4. CAn6eld: Bennington.
Eissrd kinslsy, John v. Carney; Dorset.
u J. sanford; LAndgrove. A. Woodward;