The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-29

Et.ofgif 81 , 10 gHSo 70 sfIststOsS Hs
. yarsiy 0, ~ 10 isss. Ia feet. Mr.. E5lior,
Dosss4 lives nors 10 scis add deeds rather
than Ia blowing ibsir uSppets. However,
Dorecs did hsrs . riaestios co Wcdna,
asy pisti noa. Goo n. Dewey nid.
vasn he addressed the people 10 Asgusi,
/. hs HFTsr addressed . more intelliseni and
, sliertirs audience. Eqnslly IA disiin.
guastes people ssy they sere sss more
happy. dcssons,rsiive efoud ibss gather
"a 70 viins. The ratification. upioru
psiely. 30 ~ers ussbie 10 obtain torches
for The n altitude bat large numbcr we're
10 line manLalIed by John Fisher, Esq.
. veteran Of the late v1. and = much
larger crowd we're 10 aitendsroe 70 witness
the parade and Ga~osk& We we're for
tunsss 10 securing The Manchester Drum
Corps. (srd sllow Us 10 cay here Msnebe,'
ter hN reason 10 be proud Of her drum
corps. not Gully m musicians, bot ss true
sep,leusu; sud their trips 10 Dorss,
have made them many friends IL Is said
there are some Democrats among them.
bui they oil look ard act like Bspubii
cans The village was oil ablsss; bon.
fires 90 the green. torpedoes flying 10 the
air add AZ old anvil booming Tor cannon,
sisnitying protection. Nearly every house
vss brilliantly lighted and all we're heart.
lily ebeerei as The procession passed them
Gong down School Avenue, one house
ws black with darkness, II first We
thought lie inmates we're alex or possibly
dead. feeling Of sadness came over rs
for. although Democrats. they were our
esteemed friends and neighbors; bat ss We
60, even with the front door We discov-
cred two bright lights hung on the
piazza and between them 10 large letters
the message, dressed 10 mourning. Ozone
up Salt River" Three cheers we're given
for this and three more for the plucky
lady who wrote It. Passing dovn 10 the
bead OF Church street. the procession stop
ped aud gave three eh ers for Mrs.
Betsey Gray. (sged 81 and she in turn
waved her handkerchief aud joined with
as in giving three cheers for Harrison and
Morton. Her husband voted for Harri-
sons grandfather; and 10 person has been
more interested aud better posted IN
the last campaign than this same Mrs.
Gray. After the marching was finished
the crowd Was amused for awhile by send
ing up balloons; and one very curious
event occurred. Ia one house lived two
families, both having voted the Prohibi.
tion ticket, but both sides brilliantly illu-
minsted. 10 sending the balloons. among
Others was large fish. it had been kept
overhead 10 the store q long time hence ;
vas rery dry As IL rose hesyenwsrd, in
stead OF floating away off north. as did the
others, ii circled around and seemed un- q
able 10 get away. At last it began to de
,cend slowly aud lighted upon one end Of r
lbe honse occupied by the younger Prohi. 2
ZIONIST. IL rested there for few minutes
hen slowly moved TO the Other end. The Il
ptDplt uflu tbtlt no ~ Wh1 .
lnless it soon had some kind OF fluid il 2
would make trouble, burn up the house
md destroy all the Republican houses h
near by. AT this critical moment young G
Democrat realizing the peril OF the Pro n
libinonists sprsng on 10 the roof and II
luieted the fish and saved the house, be ;,
isving. as we suppose, as the Prohibition n
SITS had helped the Democrats in the last
campaign il was only fair to turn about.
This ended the exercises OF the evening. :
RUPERT >,
The smoke OF the last great presiden- =,
ial battle has nearly cleared away.
No political changes are expected 10 :.
be postmaster Of our town Civil service n
eiorm has proved triumphant in Rupert. II
Oar district school is taught by Mr., ca
Wiley OF New Hampshire, whose reputation "
q that department gives us guarantee L
4 good school.
1t is reported that John Hnasey and Ia
Dennis Rsiter have exchanged farms. B
The price paid by Hansey to Rafter for &C
be exchange, is fifteen hundred dollars.
Elisha p. Flower started for Nebraska &
IS. week, for the purpose, tits said. OF 81
coating his future residence. Our COM n
nunity would rather not lose Mr. Flower n,
od family There are grea, multitude le
4 besutifnl farms and homes long wa, 10
his siIe Of Nebraska.
west RUPERT. r.
Rev. Nr. BARLEY, OF Kansas. bessn II
is labors u pastor Of the Disciples v,
hurch last Sunday. b,
Mrs. Abe Smith is building new al as
.ion TO Der house. Henry Hadassy aud
pencer Hopkins are doing the work. re
Fred Hsuley MAS with US over Sun W
AZ. The Sunday school gave him a pres az
D. for bis faithful services as Sunday az
chool superintendent the pact year, he
Mrs Harvey aud daughter. OF Con- go
,sntine, Mich. have been stopping at Dr. Sc
ioores for q few days; they intend to re-
nrp 10 their home this week. Mrs Hsr- th
ey was born in this town. and vent vest p
hen quite young. her parents formerly is'
ssided shere 4 G, Fonda nov resides. co
PAvLET
The cheese factory has been closed Tor 'o'
ais season. ~
MIR. Charles Adams ia passing q few -
sys 10 town. "
Rev. X d. Fay aud family returned III
ON Sharon on Nov. % Lin
- Mr.. Char.es Hall, oi Montpelier. IL 10