The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

nitlsboros railrssd meeting Ssiar.
isy sishs Tor furthsrins The projected
read 10 w.lnisstsn - attended by many
u The business men VIE advocated bald
ing he road. II vs. Aaally decided "a
sst the selsctnss 70 call . town meeting
soon 70 vote aid 10 the sstsrprise. Il IL
believed that IL Brsitlsbsss will bosd for
twice iss grand list or about s06. 600. the
rod u assured.
The Fall NoustAia paper company will
soon bseis bnildisg ansshsr large Trick
pspsr silI At Bellows Falls On the present
large wood working bulldog called the
ccmpspys No. !. the tenants Of Which
ssvs received notice Of dsmslitios. The
same firm already has twelve nills there
Farnssorth 4 Co. . veolsn mill at Saxtop's
River village IL recsi'iag's large sdditios
and neu naehissry.
The st. Adams Messenger says; Last
Friday W published au itsm stating that
the grand Jury il The United States Cir.
cult court d Windsor he'd found indics.
msnts against Albert Sovlss, II. Brainsrd.
Z. A. Smith asd J. II. Arlington OF
this place for alleged conspiracy to
mislssd the bask examiner in connection
with the First National hank Affairs, and
that two OF three Boston parties we're also
included. The F've Press says the psston
mss are Farrsgtsa II. Msrshall. Perkins
q. Page aud Frances O. Nisksrson; that
'Nieksrsop. for instance. sigsAd . draft
for tS.ll605. which Vas accepted by Page
and msds payable to tbs bast:' that the
draft was absolutely worthless. but II WAS
exhibited by the cashier otLe examiner
As . substantial asset. that il Is under
stood that Cashier Sowlss paid out &c.,. |
700 on these worthless drafts. ssd that the
examiner and receiver found the Affairs Of
The baak ia . thoroughly corrupt and
rotten condition.
st. Adams is excited because the grand
ury Of the United States circuit court at
Windsor has indicted j. r. Armstrong,
Jbert Sswles, L. A. Smith and Herbert
iraissrd Of that towa for "abstting and
idiag' Cashier L. A. Sowlss Of The First
Iationa Bank 10 deceive the bank sxamin.
:. Itls&aid that indictments we're brought
lainly - the testimony Of Cashier Sowles
imsslf, ss the testimony Of Examiner
Iendee or Receiver Roberts did net tend
! that direction.
Among the Memorlal.dsy speakers an
ouncsd: Col. 5. Z. Piagres At Burlington.
Of. Gee. I. Childs stSt. Albass. Col F.
Randall at Windsor, Hon. J. L. Martin
Montpelier, Col. A. +. Walker at Brad
rd, II. G. Bates. Esq., at st. Johnsbury,
81. X. Haskins st Bellows Falls, Hon. W.
v.szsy at yergsnnss, Hon. W. c. Dun.
u at .Vinesburg, Lueius Rigelow ct
sybridge, p. II. Msldsn at Fairhsvsn.
0. Whssls.- st Huntington. A. o. Gates
Worthwhile, r., d. jump at Rutland
arren G. French 1t Woodstock. Hon. o.
Austin at North Toy, Nsjsr A. p.
lids at Manchester, Co. W. G. Hol- I
COX ct Arlington, Hon. Jas. Z. batchsl- 4
r ct No. Bennington.
Early on Wednesday morsing, NAY p
mes NJ. Jones Of Turnbridgs and Mes
nstock Of Stafford were arrested by a.
'itsd states Deputy Marshal on warrants =
usd by the United States Circuit court =
this district on the charge Of Illicit
tillisg, and on Tursaiy bltf wore
I'd by jury and found guilty On Fri.
7 they were sentenced each to pay u fne
660O to the United States. and cssts Of :
'sscution; and Comstock who is nm old
snd'r. was also sentenced to be impris.
I'd in the county Jail at North Hero, in =
county ofGraad Isle, for fifteen mspths
Jones TO lie imprisoned 10 tho county
at lrasburg, 10 the county Of Orleans.
twelve months, and both to stand CON-
tied to said iails until full sentence is
nplied with. D