The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12

Dultduit entertainment Will De Aittll
provided for all strangers.
The Bennington and Rutland Rail
road win charge only half fare for mem
bers OF the Convention.
II, p. BRowN, Rutland,
Gro. i. DAVIS, Burlington,
S. T. Brooks, St Johnbury,
THEo. Sw1rT, Manchester,
A. g. STEyESs, B~rattleboro,
State Executive Committee.
BENNINGTON COUNTY SUNDAY School
USIoN.-The mountaineering Of the Ben
nington County Sunday School Union
was held at East Dorset ON Wednesday,
Oct. 80. The following officers were
elected for the year ensuing: Rev. p.
S. Pratt, Dorset, President; 4. Field,
East Dorset, VIM. G. Bourn, Factory
Point, M. ]. Selden, Bennington, Vice
Presidents; Rev. VIM. II. Rugg, Shafts
bury, Corresponding Secretary and
Treasurer; S. A. Whipple, So. Shafts
bury, Recording Secretary; Dea. II. II.
Harwood, Bennington Centre, and f..
G. White, Bennington, members of the
Board of Managers. In the afternoon
the Corresponding Secretary's Report
was read. The following resolutions
were introduced by Rev. Mr.. Olmsted,
and adopted by the meeting;
Resolued, That the Executive Com
mittee be requested to make strenuous
efforts to raise two hundred dollars for
the use Of the Union, a portion of which
may be used for sustaining mission
schools in the county.
Resolved, That q committee OF five in
dividuals be appointed at each annual
meeting, in every central Sabbath School
represented in said meeting, to estab-
lish mission schools in the several school
districts in their respective towns.
1t was voted hat pastors Of churches
whose schools were not represented at
the meeting, be requested to appoint a
committee of five individuals from their
respective churches, to establish and
maintain Sabbath schools.
The remainder OF the time was filed
up with miscellaneous business and oral
reports from delegates.
The next s%emi-annual meeting will be
held in Dorset, on the second Wednes-
day in June, 1868.
The next annual meeting viii be held
in South SALISBURY on the last We'd
nesday in Oct, 1868.
RRsIGSATIoN OF JUDGE LOYAL G. KEEL
LooG.-The Governor sent the follow
ing communication to the Legislature
on Thursday. accompanied with a let
tsr from Hon. Loyal C. Kellogg, OF Rut-
land, declining the Office Of Assistant
Judge o. the Supreme Court
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Montpelier, Nov. 7th, 1876.
To the President of the Senate IL
transmit the accompanying letter from
Hon L. G. Kellogg, declining the Office
of Assistant Judge of the Supreme
Court for the ensuing year. 1t is in
cumbent on the General Assembly to
make the elections to fill the vacancy
thus made. JoHs B. PAsE.
The following is the letter Of Judge
Kellogg
RUTLAND, Nov. 4th, 1867.
SRI hereby decline to accept the
office Of Assistant Judge Of the SUI
preme Court for the ensuing year, to
which / have recently been elected by
the General Assembly. This act, which
il rendere'. necessary by the condition
Of my health sill sever relations which
hare always been pleasant to me, and /
desire to accompany il with the express
ion Of my most grateful acknowledge
ments for the honor conferred on me
by nine successive elections which /
have received to this Office, and for tue
generous kindness by which | have
been sustained in it.
Very respectfully Sir,
Your servant,
L. G.. KELDoes.
To HIS Eroellency, John B. Page, Gorer-
nor, Montpelier, W.
At az election subsequently, held by
the Legislature to gil the vacancy occa-
stoned By the resignation Of Judge KEEL
logg, Hon John Prout, Of Rutland, was
elected Fifth Assistant Justice Of the
Supreme Court
Ma r. G. BALDWIN, Of Arlington, is
the agent for this locality for the sale
Of family rights" to make and use
" Jaekson'a Universal Washing Com
pound and Laundry Soap" The ON
pound is eheaply made. and is pro-
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