The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23
srArr NEWS

- tres4 dent h4safee has issa#a ~ appeal
the people n Aa5is5a coauiy listsys tie :,
lege ueeis ani rauss have oss hundred ihoasat
dollars. Tevarl. thi, SO 900 has been sabssFi
e aui 10 order 70 briag !, 70 the paipt VAC
,he subscriptions besaws bipdlug. $500 msr
must Be rsnscd soon he has uied 10 vain
raise i in B0sien. wbcFe. be says, agent. Al
plenty enoagh $40 Try the palicbee q lie salats
meaning. we suppose. tie saints Who war
money for charitable aud college subscriptions
aud The county IS called on to come to The rc.su
Mr. Labaree says bis official connection with Il
college has already terminated and that be sha
soon cease % Be resident Of the State
M1soSic.--At the annual communication
the Masouie Grand Lodge Of Vermont whic
closed its session 10 Rutland, Wednesday. n
18th inst. the following Ofioers Cor the eusuiu
year were elected.
Lcvereit B. Englssby. Burlington Grand Ma,
ter
Geo. NJ Han, swanton, Deputy Grand Ma.
ter
n. W. Clark, Briit!eboro. Senior Warden.
Benz. II Dewey. Waterbury, Junior Warden.
William @, shaw, Burlington, Treasurer.
Henry Clark, Poutney. Secretary.
Samuel Brooks. Midllebury, Senior Deacon.
H. II. Powers, Morrisiown. Junior Deacon.
Rev. Israel Lace, Springfield. Chaplain.
Rev Edwin wheelock, Cambridge, Assistant
Chaplain.
damalel waslburn, Montpelier, Grand L ect.
urer.
J. X Edgerton, Norwich. Assistant Lecturer.
Pit W. Hyde, llydeyille, Grand Marshall
George L. Dcming, Shoreham, Sword Bearer.
VIM. Brinsmad Burlington. Albert G Dewey.
Montpelier, Grand Sentiuels.
Uzal Person.l Huntington, Grand Tyler.
An appro priaon was made for the erection Of
monument at the grave Of the late Hon. Hora.
ito Needham Of Bristol
The next session Of the Grand Lodge will be
held at Montpclier on the second Wednesday Of
january 1867.
The Vermont Militia system has been adoptcd
by Kentucky and Kansas. While they were do.
ing this the Vermont Legislature devised a dis
credltab!e dodge, " which they hope to keep the
government arms as at present distributed
throughout the State and at the same time praeti.
cally abolish the system, and that before II had
received anything like a fair trial.-Siandard
Mr. Woodbridge Of Vermont voted with Mr..
Raymond, and four or FIVE other republicans aud
The democrats, against the resolution adopteI BY
The House, declaring that the military forces Of
The Government ought not 10 be withdrawn from
The rebel States until The two Houses Of Congress
'hail have ascertaiacd AMI declared their furtbee
presence there no longer necessiry.-F5ee Press
We regret ia learn ofthe illness of NJ RS. Bax-
er, wife Of Hon. Partus Baker member Of Con.
gress from the third district. She has been spf
erihg uurlhg the last three months, from entire
'rostration Of the nervous and muscular system.
'aused, no doubt. by OVERRIDING during the past
lree years. Her suffering is intense. and IN the
pnion Of DR.. Thayer, there is some doubt of her
omplcie recovery -Heraii
An article is going the rounds 10 the effect that
| homas Marvin Of Alburg, Vermont, is the oldest
nan in the State. lie was born in l772: but
ames Ferguson Of Barnet, was born in III and
YIN. llyndman, who lives just across the river
rom Barnet, was bern in l77l also
The st. Adams (Vcrmont) .lftsseaeer has >
able showing the quantities Of butter and cheese
hipped from the station there from 1851 to 1865
inclusive. Last year there we're ZIG tons more
butter and PSI TONS Of cheese sent off thap dur.
lg 1851
The Canada farmers along the border have sent
large number Of cattle into Vermont. in antiej-
alton Of The termination Of the reciprocity trea-
T. III the yicinityo Derby all the farm yards
re completely filled with cattl awaiting sale and
iipmeut to Brighton.
Mr. Moses Stevens. ST., Of Danvlle, froze 10
cath last Sunday morning, while travelling from
abot TO Danyille Green. The Lyndon Union
'ys he was cold when he let Cabot, and had
cry slow horse to drive, that he called at a house
warm, and died ID fifteen minutes after he got
.fore the fire.
The Burlington Free Press INDUCES in the
lowing remark: "rhe Importation Of mules
ID asses from Canada being now permitted, aud
e reward on his head having been long sin, e {
lthdrawn, we do not see why Mr.. George N. /
lnders cannot come across tho liue when he {
cases.
Official adsices from Washington, states that I
e 7th Vermont regiment will soou be mustered
t Of service, and it may be expected at Bur. Z
,gton at an early day.
A package containing $4,000 in Missisquoi
INK bills, apparently never used was found in
r Hubbell's private chamber Wednesday fore
on. This will diminish the loss Of the bank TO !.
at amount
Hon S. P Carpenter, Of Rcbford, has been
pointed by Bank Commissioner Cam D, Reeeiy- i
Of the assets and effects Of the Missisquoi
NIX
The Free Press learns that sheet Of 500 q
is has been found among Mr.. Hubbell's pa 0
rs, on which he had evidently been experiment. Il
! in an attempt to initiate the signature Of Mr.. D
cen, the former President Of The Bank. Wheth- b
any such we're pat in circulation, thut adding g
interfering to theft, is not known. s.
Owing to report in circulation that the 81.
bans bank had been crippled by the raid in
a. aud By being involved with the MissisQuo
nk, the people Of The surrounding country be- ;.