The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-06
Local Intelligence.


Local Intelligence.
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weeks Jaassual, 70 deliver 4 Lecture al ihs couu
Ho0se in IBIS village eH Friday evening last receive
I'd Z sumnont BY isegmPh, 70 repair d once 70
Blac ksogs Msss., ior which plnce Ne len % Lrday
morHiuf. IN consequence the lecture Is ladehni,ly
postponed.
CoSemr rHrs EvESno--The lovers a music
via hsii wiih pleasure the announcement Of a CON
cert 10 be given this evening At the CouH House,
by Mr. Geo. A. Neitske, Of Rutland. assisted BY J..
r. Thomas tie eminent ballad singer ard eompos-
er Master Malienhaner, the wonderful eorDe, play
er, and Mn Meiizke. The well established reputa.
iion Of these eminent artists renders any common
dation from Us unnecessary.
THE FAIR to be held a. the Cour House by the
ladies Of the Episcopal Society II this iown should
be borne in MIND, occurs on wednesday and Thnrs-
day Of this week. The proceeds OF the festival are
10 be sppled towards the building Of the Episcopal
Chapel, snd donations in money. or articles to be
offered for sale, viii be thankfully received. Doors
open at four o'clock NJ.
By reference to the programme published in an
other column u to days paper, il viii be that
the 18th anniversary Of the battle Of Bennington
Is TO be observed BY a grand celebration at Benz
nington.
IT WILL be seen by advertisement, in another col
umn, that one Of tire firm Of Lazarus & Morris, the
eminent oculists and opticians, OF Hartford, CT. will
soon visit This place for the purpose Of selling their
perfected spectaclcs. The spcctncles manufactured
by this finn snstan in localities where they have
been introduced, reputation for superiority une-
qualled BY the products Of any other opticians,
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JAMAICA On the 21st ult, Lewis Hall. a bow
about nite years old and son OF Hiram Hall, fell
from swing in front Of foskett's barn, Jamaica
and broke his right arm.
Henry L. Butler, son Of the late Hon. John r
Butler Of Jamaica. who recently returned home
from Beaufort, s. c., where he had been danger
ously III for some time, is now apparently slowly re-
covering.
oBITUArY.-Died in Manches ter, Aug. 4th, o
Dropsy in the chest, Mathew Birchard Goodwin
ESQ.,, aged 10 years.
MIR. Goodwin was born in Shorehsm, March 10
1891. He removed 10 this town with bis PareDts il
1915. lie was a man Of uncom NOR naive abilities
well cultivated by study aad reading for one in pri-
waite life lie was fond Of the Natural Sciences and o.
the Mechanic Arts, and like the man whom Hiram
King Of Tyre sent to solcman ed Cbron. q l4l she
very skillful to work in gold aud in silver anc
in Brass And by his skin he made himself us ,ful
He was good and patriotic citzen--ior many years
prominent Justice Of the Peace in town. and in all
the walks Of life esteemed for his integrity and fdel
ity.
Above all, he has lett behind him evidence that he
was true and Spiritual christian-a diligent and
intelligent student Of the Bibe-in heart sympathy
with all the people Of God and in their efforts to
tend the Redeemor's Kingdom, and with the wise
and good in sustaining every good institution. The
last IS months Of bis life have been months Of unin-
terrupted sbiering and at times Of intense suffering
which he endured in Christian patience ana sub
mission. Among his last words were "Ihy VIII be
done, would not alter in the least any Of the pur-
poses Of God concerning mo, my trust for Salvation
is alone in my Saviour.
Amid the pnrpxysm Of suffering curing the last
half honr Of his if, he heard 10 repeat several
passages Of Scripture and sweetly fell asleep in Je-
sus. lie was a much respected member Of the Con-
EfeRalohhi SEulCHs MS utpaIAuits tu"ukH iuos
10 the Church ard community, is his eternal gain,
MIDDItrrlY GoiLEGE.-The Rutland q Bur
lington, ald the Rutland & Bennington Rail Roads
carry pas.er gers attending CONNER cement at Mid
dleburs College cxt week, Tor full fare one way
The Commencement exercises Of AI.ddlebury Col.
eye A. ID. 1897, viii be as follows. Wit
Sunday, august 1lA.--I Z. M.--Baccalaurea.e
Sermon BY the President.
Tuesday. dug 19h.-lO1 A. N. address before
the philomatbesian Society. by Z. 4 Whipple, Esq
Of Boston.
AT "a p. M.--Address before the Philadelphian
Society by Rel. o. 4. Daggett, d. d. Of canandai-
qua, n Y.
Tuesday EreRing. Parkerian prize speaking.
Wednesday, dug. l4h. Commemorative Services
al the Cemetry, on the erection OF the Monument "a
the memory OF President Bates. Address by Rev. i
NJ. Post, d. D. Of ST. Louis and Z. j. Phelps, Esq
Of Burlington. 10s A. NJ, Anniversary Of the 1850
cia cd Alnmni.- Grafton by Rev. Hiram Mead Class
OF 1850; Poem by Julius Wilcox, Esq, Class Of 1868
The Literary Exercises win be succeeded by u
Dinner and Social Reunion, st the Addison House
Ihgrsday. dug. lth.-l0A A. N.-inaugural ad
dress Of Prof g. n. Weber.
2kP ~, 0rstiohs and other Exercises Of the
Graduating Glass. Masters Grafton by Ezra Brain
erd A. b.