The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-06-08

NoW jersey were represented IH ibe cone
ycuGou. They ha3 very harmonious
time. discussing various plans ipr d.ssem-
mating ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and bebcy.
oleni objects generally They report
quite ga increase Ga membership gHj 1T
hcuoolguec on the para olumHhcu Cor
the good cause. The subIet, Of sabbath
schools received maeh attention The
Berlin church 6. auc Of their strongest
numbering about tao hundred members.
The meeting lasted five days and
seemed Else au old fashioned reunion oF
Thanksgiving. They had @ number Of
very fine sermons nom some Of their
ablest men, which were listened 20 10y
many of other denominations.
We are having a HGc rain to-day,
and 10 is greatly needed. Corn looks
dHcly but grass very poorly
We are all trying to keep cool.
soyrH urulS.
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LEBANON S'NlN"S'
The Rev. Mr. Webster has resigned
the rcctorshjp Of the Episcopal church re-
ccuuy organized here, ia consequence of
III health we believe This announce.
ment is received with many expressions
ofregre', not 10y his church only but by
all who have the pleasure Of his acquain
lance.
II am not little surprised in reading
your valuable JOURNAL to discover that
so many of our inhabitants have become
such interesting reporters for your paper.
Living as | am, in a community of indi-
yiduals distinguished for their crudition
and talents for reporting for the press, |
find that too must make an otlortin the
same direction. Should ! succeed as a
reporter, shall at once be admitted into
the society OF the magnates in science,
and into full communion with the
iacratt of this Republic. The news and
occurrences are al 'oFelouy anu 4u'cN'y
reported 10 your once peio'e Hh" 'il"e
10 cilrohlcic All lhe'ueh'' mus tIo N'nu Il
constantly taken out Oh my sans mus
cohhhe' 'heh' my REMARKS 10 inc socia
clements OIL inns Nahey, ana 10 the
therapeutic eHe'I Oh our spring water
The social elements Of community
are somewhat characterized by the sur
roundings, such ms mountains, rivers
morasses, valleys, Sc, aud an interesting
/ European author maintains that the pre-
vailing winds have great effect upon
the health of the community. if so we arc
greatly indebted for our immunity from
epidemics, to the exhilerating brcezes that
visit our valley from the contiguous
mountain forests. The inhabitants Of
/ this town are generally well educated,
their moral and religious culture will sut
fer nothing in comparison with the most
refined communities Of this or European
countries.
Our springs have long been resorted
to for the cure of many cutaneous ant
other diseases. and annually many yisj
tors contribute their testimony to add tC
the increasing tberapeutical properties O
the water. Maintaining a temperature
throuobout the vear of 72o above zero
for bathiag Il stands unriyaled by an,
spring in this or foreign countries. NJ
better evidence is wanting TO establish iii
claims to superiority for bathing than th,
universal testimony of visitors who have
had the opportunity of testing the mos
celebrated springs Of both hemispheres.
Frod.,iot Hand d;od at Naw Lob
anon, May rs; his death was caused by
the sllght wound OF haII III Inc loo'
Death TOOK place on the fourteenth DAY
alter the accidents he worked on ms iar'
until tenth day, when telanus was usher
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