The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-08
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LOCAL I>IELLICi IN CIG.
Crest preparations arr beng u.ajs Ct
gr ptg celebration q the suui,ersafy q he
battle q Bennington. o. Tie Itch 81 August
The exercises viii be under ne aasp.sie. IF
tie yermoa. Historical sOc.sty. u vLicA
* Gov H.laui Iiail Is President. TheaI-
dress IS q bs delivered ty Re- / Il. cha
/ ia, u New Yurk. The militia q he section
wsl doubtless form part Ct ,ae procession,
aal we bgtice from the Troy papers thar
soa.e q the military companies Il that cts
have been invited 70 be present Cel John
l. Pau. u thc 2ud Vermont. Is to aet a.
Marshall. Governors Smith aud billing
ham, Maj -Gep. Joseph Hooker, an other
distinguished persons FROM abroad Nil be
preseGi, from s0me Or al u nhosn brief ai-
dresses may Je expeei ed 81 Eve clock %
thg afternoon there Ril b formal meeting
u Ills Historical society Whvn historical pa
Pers vii b. real, among them "a Serio-
Cunico History u June Trainings" BY l.. 4
l. Butcher u So Adams. Ia the evening
there IS 10 be military bail at Free Library
Halt On be commityee Of arraug emeuls
are 3reyet MAJ .-Geu Geo Stanu4ri, Gen
seayer, of the Third Brigade. aud Brewer
Bng G,u. Foster Of the lth Vermont. Al
ten o'clock o. Thursday morning there viii
be meeting VI the Historical Society at
which Geo q, Benedict Lsq of the Bur
lthgton Fee Pres. formerly of Cen Stau-
uard's stat, viii read paper on "Ihe Bat
tie oi Gettysburg" Persons attending niliI
be provided with return tickets over Tie
several railroads u the Stale On application
to the Recording secretary u lie eoole,y,
Richard Bond, u Bond,ille, a prominent /
citizen Of hiuhal died suddenly OF heart
disease last Saturday He represented the I
town III the Legislature IN So aud go, and \
held other Oihces Of trus, al various periods. 1
Leonard Sergeant, Jr., formerly Of this :
place, is about boating himself az Farming
on, Missouri, to commence the practice Of :,
aw. His letters, over the 81. nature Of
: Equinox have always been welcome to
he readers Vi the JOURNAL, aud ae hope he
viii continue to furnish US with events OF
interest which must fall under has uuserya- .
ion il that State. ),
AT the head Of the list Of deceased alumni ~
# Dartmouth College, stands the name of r'
'erenus Swift, Esq, Of this place, who grad u
ated in the class Of l79l Among The lat, ~
St members was 1t Col. Geo Z. Chamber Ii
N, Of the lib Vermont, who gradua red in Gu
he class Of 1860, aud died al Winchester, z
a., few months since &C
Rev. T. NJ Haynes, Of Wallngford { Chap. q,
in Of the lt Militia Regim Mt, has re, Ia
lived call from the Baptist Church al u
almer, Mass. SCI
AT the alumni meeting Of Yale College on
lie 10th OF last month, in commemoration :,
the patriotic services Of deceased alumni
ey. J. b. Wickham. D. D., Of this place Of "
lated as chaplain. '''
1t. James S. Dudley, Of this place, Is wi
me on leave # absence. His regiment, Of
e Ind U. 6. Artillery, is ordered to Cali
rnia.
Commencement at Williams College oc-
rred last week. Among the graduates
IS Samuel s. Benedict, Of Factory Point. pee
= :, the
Rev. DR.. Spring, Ct New York, Who is q.
ending few weeks at the Equinox Hous. ~
cached in the Congregational Church IN h.
c village, last sabbath.
X. Cone, of Wlnhall, caught a bear in not
rap on the 10th ult lie weighed 276 !
lnds, and was killed by shooting. We
The Argus learns that C. b. Rtwson, o. nos
maica. and W A. Cole, Of Londonderry, Arr
1 fight On the 18th Of last month, in ~,
ich fists aud pocket-kniycs we're freely lon,
d, The combatAats we're separated lie ara
e serious results. 10
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