Connecticut western news., 1871-09-15

'No Use Talking" Cant get up bet ter supper than that served to ye'editor at :he tables of the Congregational society, on the Fair grounds in Falls Village, on the day of the horse trot.
 School EramssaGtion.-An examination of eight of the fourteen teachers in town, was had in the academy last Saturday. Such an array of talent as was before Dr. Wainwright on that occasion is seldom met with. Scarcely capable was the doctor of propounding questions of sufficient mag nitude. One or two of these teachers Gall ladies by the way) expressed such a liking for teaching, that they proposed to adhere to that calling all of their lives. prefering that to getting married. Cant fool them with such nonsense as wedlock so long as there was 8 school to teach. But to be solemn about it, we should very properly say that we understand they passed very creditable examination, previous to the arrival of the editor in chief of the NEWS near the close of the exercises. He un- doubtedly SO inspired them with all that is grand, magnificent and elegant in classics and modern literature that they-but we were going to be solemn about it, so we will not say, that they-so gracefully re- ceived their certificates for teaching. After the examination, they focked into our office in such numbers as to almost frigh- ten our devil out of his wits. They came, they said with the avowed determination to see the office in which is printed the CoN- NEoTIoUT WESTERN NEWS. It will be of interest to the young men in town to know that they are all ''good looking"
 Going Away.-The Rev. J. A. Vain wright, has resigned the rectorship of the Episcopal church in this village, and his resignation has been accepted. He is to go to Palmyra Missouri, as Principal of a college, at 8 very remunerative salary. This change he has been compelled to make on account of his health which has been gradually failing, and 1t has been decided that change of climate is necessary to restore him. Although his people regret exceedingly the necessity of his going, it is hoped the change will be equal to his most ssnguine expectations. Below we publish the resolutions passed at Q meeting in their church last Monday afternoon.
 WHEREAs.-The Rev. J. A. Wainwright has felt it to be his duty to resign the rector ship of St. Johns Parish Salisbury, there fore.
 RRsoIvED-That we greatly regret the necessity which has compelled him to close his connection with this parish, in which his labors have been SO profitable, and his intercourse among us of so agreeable a nature.
 RESOLVED. That we cheerfully bear wit. ness to the untiring zeal and devotion of MT. Wainwright, in the discharge of his duties as rector of this parish, and hls earnest efforts to promote it's growth and prosperity.
 RESOLVED. That we fully reciprocate the kindly feelings expressed in his letter of resignation, and trust that to whatever field of labor he may hereafter be called, he may be enabled to discharge his duties to the satisfaction of his own conscience, and the acceptance of his divine master.
 RRsoLvED.-That we accept the resigna- ton of Rev. J. A. Wainwright.
 Signed W. A. Crowell, Chairman; J. H. Hurlburt, Clerk.