The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-24
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aat you car pot appreciate Is BEAUTIES !
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tsgdiug, soali not 50 hack toto tletowa
70 ruem Il say one wogli psy ms tuition =
Tie pes llAa Slars Bal. Ne cal ii fronts
IS esl aaofaing hps ses of ihe Green
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Capa.aps llaii, little aorh II ~ Oh
ia aest We have anoiher slee of b auislbs
Il Ssw York, tie famed Ad,fonaaesa
Wien you age teasisl yoar eyes q ile
distant landscape, ,oro and EEK 81 Gus COZ
-, PARK. Neer ha. i scsmrl nore n,ii-
o. lhan daring ihc present season. Trees
arc =, cut e,ey spring, sud 70 fsw years
We can hoas, ofoar grounds indeed We can
bos, Of th.m now Come with ue 10 lie
back II tie buillpg>. lsrs yoa viii see
spacious playground prepared for Us lat
spring, ana which aill be hard enough 70 use
uext spring certainly. and perhaps ia The fall
term. issafnandel ~ eyersreens sei ont
"a tac t5rn Of ~ eiipse, making quite 40
mporlaut addition 70 Tie looks Of the ground.
0as new building Is an important feature q
car grounds. Il seems 10 gu exactly the
place thai pas let tor il. In pcint Of con
yeuieuec It cannot be SUI passed. Our Pres
idebt should receive all honor for deyising
such a plan, as to combine comfort and con-
senienee.
Let me ipcak now Of cur coming Com
mencemen.. John W. Fowler. President 4
the Poughseepsit Law School, addresses tie
PhilomatbeianS Society, and Rev. J, II. Man
ming, or Bistou, addresses The Philadelphia
Society. These two addresses viii occupy
the forenoon and afternoon Of Tuesday, Au-
gust II. In the evening the customary
parkerian prize speaking win be attended to.
Wednesday viii be occupied by the exercises
Of the graduating class, who number seven
teen On Thursday, Homer stuart, Of New
York city. sill address the Alumui
wednesday evening the usual Commence,
ment Concert will take place For music
me Glass have engaged the Mendelssohen
oalntetic Club. Of Boston. assisted b. Mrs
aempton, letter known as Jennie Twitcle.
The well known character Of the Quinlctte
Club viii he assurance enough that our mu-
sic viii be Of the highest order Of merit
There is to be a changein the public house
here. Mr. Caleb Ticknor has bought the
Addison House and will have it open before
the middle Of August. This is desirable
change 10 many respects. Ticknor is very
cnterprsing young man, and is sure to give
satisfaction il possible We venture to pre-
dict much better Hotel than was kept by
Adams & Co, The house is 10 be closed in
few days to undergo necessary repairs.
Mr.. James Leayitt, who graduated here in
1858, died Thursday night Of lung fever
This less will be great blow to bis parents.
re was engaged IN ieachiug At the Female
Seminary in this place. He was very quiet
in bis manners and consequently known to
but few. yet those who knew him best es
,cemed him highly. His body viii be re-
moved to Vergennes for burial. L.