The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-01-25

nsy ooe iourneyfqnickly 10 jacksonville
bat 20 comfortably Tia, one would Almos
wish the journey logger. especially a. ih'
copaseiinT rosds lead through 20 many d.
rersiiies Of scenery and climate, coadaci
ing lhe irarelcr 10 ies hours from th'
heart q winter almost 10 The heart Of sum
naes Sleeping cars are nov rua from New
York add other elites II The North 10 jack
songille without change Bat the luInrie'
oi travel viii ia tho course Of the present
month be still farther increased, for ih'
Pullman Palace Car Company are con
siruciing anumbar Of sleeping cars Of new
and elegant design especially for The lini
between Washington aud jacksonville
perhaps between New York and Jackson
vile They will be arranged for serving
tea, coffee aad cold meats, on.roule. and
will be known A. the "Buifei cars. Thi'
will be the mos. larurions sleeping cal
line 10 the world. Communication be
tween Mr.. orvis two Florida hotels, At
Jacksonville and Pals,ka, is made by boat
twice day. the morning boat arriving at
Pslatka IN time for dinner, the afternoon
boat in time for supper. Prom Palatka
and It's orange groves many pleasant ex
cursions by boat may be made.
FACTORY poNT.
STANDARD aud select oysters will be
found at al times Of G. b. Dunham's,
Don't forget the donation this even
ing at Adams Hall.
The last few days have been cold
enough for any one TO get left
Miss Ray Watt Of South Hadly, Mass,
is visiting her sister. airs J. Y. Page
Miss Gussie Guild Of Genesee, H., is
visiting Miss Belle Smith,
- Robert Ames has q new advertisement
which will well repay perusal by all who
wish TO save money.
A few OF our families are moving to
North Bennington to work 10 the print
works.
Miss Mary Adams has been at Mont
pelier the past week as delegate from the
/ o. q. r Of this place.
Call and see the delicious Florida or
anses aud Messiua lemons, also Catawba
grapes and fine confectionery al G. L.
Bonesteels.
The town school superintendent, Rev.
Mr. Swart, wishes TO remind the district
clerks that favor would be conferred If
the registers be handed in as soon as con
yeAient
Edward Castleman, who has been stop.
ping for some time in this place. leaves
this week for Albany on visit to relatives.
From there he goes to Denver, Col, to en-.
ter into business.
Nov is the time for those who missed
taking ia Walter Emerson's concert last
season to gain the opportunity of hearing
it next Monday evening at Music Hall for
half tue usual price Don't miss it.
1t is expected that the Evangelist Rev.
+. A. Whittier will commence his labors
in this place ia the Baptist church next
Wednesday evening, Jan 3lst. All are
cordially invited to attend these meetings.
Rev J. b. Baldwin, is stopping with
his sister, Mrs. II. J. Baldwin. He is
suffering from i'll health and has Just left
the Condensed Air Hospital at Rochester,
n. Y. He is now under the care Of DIR.
Wyman.
--E. A. Benedict, with party Of thirty
invited guests gave birthday sleigh ride
last Friday evening, After exploring
good portion Of Manchester's best roads,
they pulled up at James Bowens, and
there enjoyed such supper as only Mrs.
b. knows how to get up.
The body Of Mrs Chester Kent, res
ident Of this place many years since, was
carried through here TO Dorset last week
for burial. II was accompanied by her
son, Mr.. William Kent, who was ayoung
lad when he left here, but is now a bust
,ess M. n at Rondout. n. Y.
a. AS large attendance at the
,.eum lo., 'iday evening. Question
., ne,, moe,,na. "Reso'red, That the
try demand that
he Republican party Shout. onnr ,ho
ice in preference to turning ais.
over. ueni to the democratic party; d,
ntants Affirmative, f. ID. Gliding.
G. Muffin; negative, W. II. Beebe, ".
Haines.
Burton & Co. are closing out their 1
ock OF sleigh robes, overcoats. heavy q
inter suits, ladies' cloaks aud dolmans
extremely low prices. These are first q
ass goods and people can make no mis- y
Ike in buying them at the prices they are
aced at. AT all events call and see what :
.rgains are offered. Cold weather is not ;,
Ter yet and even II these goods are not |
anted for present use. money can be saved :,
purchasing now for next winters use. =
From an old tenement house near the !,
metery in this village has often proceed. ),
a sound Of reyelry by night The I,
ldipg lady OF The place recently moved i
i. bnt like dove around its nest, many Il
her old callers hover about the place y
II. Last Saturday evening Mrs John. :,
b, an old washersomAn who occupies a \
rtion Of the house, heard loud rap, Y
d on opening the door she received n
Il Of John l.. Sullivan knock .you outoi. /,
be clip full in the mouth. taking out p
lat ieS teeth she bad left, Ii WAS quite N
rk. aud Mrs. johnson ia ia the same fin :,