The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-16


"A. J. Gray laa 10, seld Lis iarn yet
sploaald location ior sone iorin
ns.o Individual
Tho top Of Equinox Mountain WA
white Tuesday morning ioT the frs, time
tins season.
-ger. Mr.. Reed preached in erchaug
With Her. J. A. SwM, Of the Bap,is,
church last Sunday,
H 4 Allen. photographer has TO
turned from New York and we suppose be
is nov prepared 10 put q "ciiy finish" on
bis pictures.
"A good. steady boy, between sixteen
and iwepty years d age can end an oppor
,uniiy 70 learn the printers trade at the
JouRtL Office.
Tho Democrats are disposed to treat
ihsir great victory Of last week in a senn.
BILE manner. They arc very grateful to the
Republicans who holped them achieve 1t.
The fall term Of Burr aud Burton sem
inary will close in time for the students TO
reach home before Thanksgiving There
will be a vacation Of two weeks.
The seminary students and street boys
played a matched game Of foot ball Satur-
day afternoon II was well contested, but
the stree, boys were victorious.
Rev. NJ. l. Severance, principal Of the
seminary, has been suffering for several
days with a severe attack OF rheumatism,
bu, has been able TO hear his classes most
Of the time
Mr. Oryis has been leyeling of the
ground IN from, Of the Equinox House and
Is building a new fence between the church
and court house, which will greatly i'm.
prove the lawn tennis and croquet
grounds.
--Rutland people are getting Thoroughly
aroused on the subject Of railroad freight
discrimination, all on account OF the ID.
4 II. Co.'S having monopoly Of the coal
business at that point. all other freights
being at reasonable rate on account OF
competition Most towns in the state are
much worse of than Rutland from the
fact that they are at the mercy OF the rail.
roads on all kinds OF freight A bill is be
fore the legislature TO remedy this evil,
aud there arc some good reasons why II
should pass
We have received q wedding card an.
nouncing the marriage of Myron l., Story
OF Washington, ID. G., to Miss Mary VIII
son Boggs. at Springfield, Mass, Nov.
9th. Mr.. Story was graduate at Burr
aud Burton Seminary in the class OF 1859
aud will bc remembered by many Man.
chester people. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Lyman IL. Blake Of West.
field, Mass, classmate Of Mr.. Story, both |
at the Seminary aud at Middlebury col.
lege. Mr. Story is a graduate also Of the
law school OF Columbia College. ID. g.,
and has been admitted to the supreme |
Court Of the District and also Of New
Hampshire, his native state. Mrs. Story
is.an old school teacher and highly &C.
complished and we'll worth waiting twenty
years for as friend Story has done. He
writes us tina, the year 1882 is memorable
for the great comet. his marriage and the
great Republican defeat His Manchester
friends extend their hearty congratulations
and good wishes. He is located at Wash
ington.
FACTORY POINT.
60, j. Wait has gone 10 New York TO
purchase goods for the drug store.
The Good Templars are TO have an
oyster supper ON Tuesday evening next, in
Adams Hall
H. C-Alorfis Of Rutland. was in town
las, Saturday, and spoke a, the meeting Of
the Good Tomplars
Robert Ames has gone TO New York
for another supply Of goods and will in.
clude a large amount OF Christmas and
holiday goods among his purchases
The services OF the NJ. f., church are
increasing In interest, aud the attendance
steadily grows Services are being held
every evening excepting Saturday aud
Monday.
AT the Peoples Carriage Works, sew. !
eral secondhand buggies for sale, also one
side. bar buggy, Call and make make your '
own price, Mr.. Lee mus, have the room !
"a, hks Siat,h ,raaa
Regular communication, OF Adonirsm
Lodge No. ~ 4. 4 A NJ. on Thursday
evening Nov. 23fd, at O'Clock. Import. I
an, meeting; all Master Masons are cordial '
Nv invited 10 attended I
4. J. WALKER. Sec,
"A, the regular weekly meeting Of /
Grant Lodge, No, ioi l. o. OF q. T.,
held Saturday, Nov, ilih, the following
were elected aud installed as officers for .
the present quarter w. c. T., Warren !
A Adams; ". V. r., Matte Hollistcr; W.
s.. John G. Langfcrd: w. A. s, Mary !
Adams. W I. s.. 7. J. Hoyt; ". Treas.
Latte Hoilisser; W, Chap, George Bald.
win; W. NJ, Myron Paddock. W. u. NJ, ,
Bert Denion; W s.. Nellie Hollister; w.
g., Worth Reed, W. II. s.. finA ID. Adams; !.
W. L. s.. Mrs. ]. r. Blsekmer; T. J 4
noys Was nominated ior Lodge Deputy: 1
Rev. j. c. IAngiord Was elected delegate
and W. A. Adams. Alternate 10 the ner,
session Of the Grand Lodge 10 be held a,
Montpelier. VI, the third Wednesday In
Jan. 1883.
nAAcRwrEg pEi0r.
--Bulr 4 Manley have jus, resolved an.
ether large invoice Of oEercoais and winter
suits .ssd noa .elAim 10 have the larees,
and nosi oonpleie stock q meas, youths