The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-26


too, ras admitted o practice IN the g.urts Of
lbs State At he last term lftbe County Court
Mr. Baiehs.isf i a sen " Judge Bachelor,
q Peru, sud i young gentleman q ability sud
enterprise Ne j. graduste q Nliddlebary Col
legs and tie Albany Law School Mr. Baiehei-
der settled IL Arlington LAST spring, wbere be has
already established = god las busiaess
Nfelip The fyllosing fom ibe Mercury and
.f4raiao. pabl..hed q, Constantine Michigan:
nr. tienau Ilarwool, ~, Of this township ou
the 25,h Oh month clipped from se,eu two
ysar old bucks il5 ~ los wool, briug an aver
age q 10 lbs rs "a per bead Ills Two year
oil buck Vermont - whish took the FIRST pfize
a, The Il Joseph Sheep Sheadng Festival, held
a, Ceu,reyills, May lsih, 1866. clipped ! . los. <
q, weight q carcass 90 los Mr II also clipp-
81 from i've two year old css an average q II
IL lbs per bead
SAL sheep we're bred By The well-knosn sheep
breeders. Mcsrs. }. 81 s c. T.. larwooi, O!
Rupert, Bennington county Vermont
sABDtrn Sen OF PIcNc The members and
friends u the Sa5bah-S1ho1l CONDUCTED at South
Dorset under ibe superintendent Of Mr. Wells
Utlsy, q his village, (oae Of the fee schools
phich have been ORGANIZED and are sustained ia
this sicinity, ~ the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, q Manchester, held pcnic 10 the
grove east u their school house, on Saturday. the
2si Inst, whieh all those present mus, long re.
member With pleasure ToNarl noon the school,
preluly dcekcI With flowers and bearing an ap-
plopfia,e banner, preceded to the grove where
their frien h we're tn waiting, having done their
hes, to make one Of Natures mos, beautiful re.
treats stil more attractive. Amer singing, wish
organ accompaniment, prayer vas oaSed BY Rev.
Mr.. Pratt, u Dorset, and f,llowei BY interesting
remarks ty The same gchtleuap and others inter
sslcd Ia Sabbath Schools table was IN reali.
nsss at short distance and none seemed jispos.
&c TO dec line the invitation 10 partskr q tie Ia
Vulnerable niciiics which The ladies' had 20 gen
sfously prepared. !, Is due TO them 10 say that
We have never sceu liable more richly. more
iaAtsfaily. aud mere nbsta afialiy h5en.--
.NpAias zas eaRiiag When ali had pap,aken,
leaving stll loaded table, the party vas
AgAla tsA,sd. and addressed oy still
olh,Es amoug then Dr. 0sman, a. general
Superintendent ef ibtse 90 called "Alissiou
Schools" Mr.. AleI. II Iill next presented, 10
behalf The school. TO Rev. Mr.. Pratt, aud 70
Or. osman sor To, Association. each rich "ry.
rAmld cake" Both gentlemen responded in q
nses manner the superintendent addressed the
party 10 fitting terms aud, aitsr singing, 90 had
perfect liberty 70 amuse themselves Ia their own
wAy, the ehiidrea having swings. Sc Although
The Illness q sotns ia this village who wcre close
y Interested. sni u ths leader q Rhi,ooasb's
Bani. deprived The party q The enIerlainmep,
slsy wpail Otherwise have Afforded. The bright,
isteassly happy fsoes q yoang anl Cd testified
sha, The delightfully."- refreshing csolness q The
erOss, the kiBliy feelHgs Manifested "a every aat
each tar each. broash, uilh new iorse % az the
deepest sisuiacatioa 81 The Inscription on their
bAansF ,--"Gon h Iowa
We hesrtils praneaHoe tie effort saeefss. and
I'll tbs Cara iiau Association "tioi-spel "
UusrAyER.