The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20
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names q tbose from dis section
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died August n, 1904. number q grave d3l9.
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% s4, ess2.
Geo. c. Dunn, Bennington, @, cav, Aug. Is
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William W. Dunn Bennington, G, cav, Oct
9, %, Io42o.
WIN. j. Fuller, Dorset, G cav, Aug "a, ci
g75s.
Lewis knapp, Bennington, G, cav, July &c
"a, 1907.
Q. a. Montgomery rownal, Z, 10Th, Sept
20 "a, 1874.
Asa L. Munroe, Pavlet, L, II, FEB. 10, 'o5
1891.
Norman 7. Pike, Jamaica, |, 4. Nov. 80, "a
1928.
sam. G. simmons, Bennington, 6 cav, Aug
20, "a, ee4O.
Andrew J. sprout, Dorset, /, II, sept 4, o.
Tsl8.
Geo. 0 Warren, Bennington, L, 10, Aug. Il
"a, 53o7.
Clark 5. Wright, Rupert 5. II, Aug. 50, Ga
1920
TIM TEACHERS INSTITUTE for Bennington
County vas held at Rupert Friday aud oatur
day Of last week. The attendance was arg,
aud much interest IN tie exercises was mani
tested. The following resolutions, unanimous,
" adopted by the teachers and others attend
ing the Institute, have been handed US for pub
lication
WHEREAS, At the Teachers Institute, held
at Rupert, June 10th and l7th, every thing has
passed off so pleasantly, proiitably, and in SC
interesting q manner, therefore,
Res0lped, That We tender to our worthy
Secretary Hon. j. 5. ADAMS, our sincere aud
heartfelt thanks for his interchangeable zeal and
unwearied exeItions in presenting to Us sub
iects, SO vial 10 the inte'e sts and welfare d
our schools. so full ofpraeticsl instructions and
suggestions so well calculated 10 promote the
aQNauceincbt Oh the saHiei anu express oHl
hope that lie may year after year witness a.
the fruit Of his earnest efforts, the elevation Of
our schools to the standard Of excellence hS
desired and hereby pledge ourselves 10 do al
in our power to second his endeayors IN tbt
accomplishment Of 50 worthy and desirable AZ
object. And
ResJiced. That we tender our unreservea
thanks and grateful Acknowledgements to the
Superintendent Of this town, and those associ-
ated with him, for their courtesy ard tie adj
miruble arrangements made by them as Com
mittee for our comfort ard convenience, anc
to the good people Of Rupert lor their generous
and unstiRted hospitality ~ opening their doors
for our reception and entertainments. and ioi
the many kiudnesses and attentions received
at their hands.