The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04
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AgA BuEEos 6Eaus44a. ~ az advertise
nsnt IN tbe present uarnber ii sili De seeu that
ths neat term q tbis Institution vii open Aug.
asth, with Bey. l., A. Austin az principal The
editor y the Rutland Herald, Hcury Clark Era..
amer transferring 70 bis column, the announce.
mont e the appointment Of this gentleman. re-
Gently Fublished 10 eur psfer, sppends 70 it the
( ioliosing testimonial
"The above is taken IRON the Manchester Journ.
Al, and from long and intimate personal scquaiu-
taneo with Rev. Mr.. Austin, We know the selee-
ton 70 be iudioious and papular one. which viii
I give that venerable institut0n so long presided
over BY the Rev. Dr. Nickham, new life The
/ principal elect is gentleman u fine talents,
good scholarship and executive ability, which arc
20 happily combined As 70 make him pre-euincni-
/ ly fitted for the position.
| This volunteer testimony from one 20 well
knoEn for his zeal and devotiou 70 the moral and
educational interests Of the people Of the state,
himself too once pupil 81 the Institution, jush-
ies the expectation - its friends 81 a suooesrfui
administration Of its affairs under the newly APP
pointed principal
RurEEr CnEEsr TAcroRr cheese factory
At Wost Rupert seems 10 be in prosperous and
Gourishing condition. A correspondent OF the
Rutland Herald says: "Thc Rose" factory uf
West Rupert sold 10 New York on Monday last,
t2ulh ult,,l 2ll cheese, weighing 49, AS lbs, at
l5l cents netting the patrons Of the factory tn
ho over Ia, We were offered on saturday Is ets
per ID. al the factory Tor 100 more, which we re-
fused. We have customer in New York who
proposes % take the entire make o' the season
Immediately on IT. arrival, at the highest market
price. 1t ranks thus far as extra fine, selling as
well as the old established factories Of Central
New York. This Is tho second year OF tho factory,
and the cheese is made this year, az last, by Mr..
aud Mrs Joseph Bonneville, than whom two bot
ter cheese makers can not be found in the State.
We are nov making the milk 81 about $40 COWS,
making eleven cheese per day, syeragi X about
sixty-two pounds each. The officers OF rhe asso-
citation are rs follows Elisha Hawloy, President;
T. l.. sheldon, Secretary T. s. shermai., Treas
urer f. L. sheldon, John Cleveland and ". A.
stearns, Directors.
The new Music Hall IN this village, which has
been in process Of erection during tho past year
or more, is now nearly complete and VIII be
thrown open to the public OF Thursday evening
Of this Eoek The building is three stories in
heighth, ninety feet in length and fifty 10 width
the first story containinga billiard room and
four very fine bowling alleys. The Hal is in the
second story q The buildidg, and ID peshaps the
finest room Of the kind in the state. 1t is fitted
up in excellent taste, Is handsomely furnished, |
and contains large stage, the scenery and APP
pontments Of which will bear favorable conIpari-
son With the stages Of more protentious halls.--
The room viii comfortably seat five hundred peo-
pie. The tinrd story Of the building is occupied
for sleeping rooms and contains several largo and
nice apartments, which are made easy Of access
from the Manchester Hotel by a passage
that house with the third story Of the
hall The building II a model Of beauty. aud an ,
ornament 10 oar village Of which all feel proud. |
1t has been erected by our enterprsing towns
man, +. II. oris, Esq, proprietor Of the Equinox
House. for the accommodation Of the guests of |
That house, and rtainly he visitors Of summer
resorts can lind no handsomor hall or better &C
,ommodaaons for their comfort and enjoyment |
han is now afforded by the Equinox.
The Opening" exercises on Thursday evening
Will consist in part u realirgsFrom our bost poets
" Prof Clair Of Troy, an eminent reader and
eaebor of elocution.
CONCERT BY THE MENDEBsoHN QUINTET ~ CLUB.
The Mendelssohn Quiniette Club Of Boston, as
listed by Miss Maria Braiaerd o. New York, will
i've q concert in this place, on Tuesday evening,
he 18th inst The concert will take place In the
lew Hall, which il now completed and is one u
be largest and finest il the State Although I
he simple announcement Of concert by this
club would seem sufficient 10 bring
nut every lover Of music, we append tho follow
ne from the pen Of ~. c. A. the talented
Washington correspondent Of the \. y. hde-
eadeid, III regard 10 a recent concert gwen by
he club in that city, for the benefit Of those who
lay not be familiar with the reputation of these
rtizis.
1T is not often that the lovers Of harmo ny can
bido in such concord Of sweet sounds A. last
yoning flowed from the Instruments Of the Men.
elssohn Quintette Club Of Boston Five men,
ound together for nineteen years by the love Of
1T, practictng and playing together during ali
lat time the purest music Of the most classic
ynposers must feel a single sympathy which
nriIls from lips and Gnger-cnds into their in
truments. h
What wonder then that violin, yiollncellp, clar-
'nette and flute seem 10 send CIT overs asking
answering tone Of single voice 80 perfect WIS
be touch Of the performers that their distinel
Ct conmingling melodies filed the sir a. from |
ne insirnmsni- More Sweet. piercing sweet" |
IAN even Paris reed BY the river" vac the sill
ar suts quivcriug Al the lips Of Edward Hem.
ell No bird in mid-ar could have sent out |
ptes purer, freer, more sclf sustained How |
icy rose aud fell How they uppled and ran
yer you And through you in liquid song"
The New York press report Of the recent must i.
a festival held in that city, thur speaks o.. the
ngihg u Masia Brninefd:
Nondslssohn's Elijah which followed % We'd :
ssday eve, gave partial change q soIoists