The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-18


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rfat 3 q Tauey a Dorset Geo. n
81 msa q rera Mi. 3 u Clark, 81
bennington fbe meeting wa. afganiz-
"a ag tbe tisaiuu 81 Df Fwneh chair
maa. and Miss D. NJ Clark secretary.
aHef which they proceeded e ibe busi.
uts q he 8ay, which was 60 make ar
engagements ler ne publlf examinations
f8f DE rear Il aas resolved lhas ille
written examinations f9f lhc coming
scar ,honld &c 90 al tbc subjects reqnif-
81 81 sw That tbc number u questions
81 eaeh subject should BE- ten That can
lbiate. 70 lc entitled to a certificate must
pas. an average 81 slNiy per cent. on ibe
subjects q the examination and t,at auy
By candidates failing 10 reach forty per
cent Ia any subject shall no, receive q
certificate.
Tie time IS public examinations was
iSei far he lth o. May, and the 3nd 81
N1Y a committee WAS chosen "a ar
range for The place n The next County
Institute, SITTER whleh che convention ntl.
ioufncd
Ii IL just that The teachers should un-
der.tand that the questions are far more
difficult aud consequently The standard Of
required qualification higher than last
year There has been falling below in
history aud civil government heretofore
allowed that willnoi be allowed this year.
There will therefore be q need Of careful
preparation on the part Of teachcrs
fAcTon roiSr
Mr. jaime. Lawrence is building over
sud almost making new, the house pur-
chased by him Of Briggs estate, ior a
residence for himself
Notwithstanding the many anxious
fears TO The contrary The recent high
water wrought bat little damage here,
Our mill dams seem to have the fortunate
habi, Of springing leak auiy at the Tine
Of low water
Ia Your last issue, tie correspondent
from Chester seemed highly pleased at
the acquisition 70 1t. population by a re-
moyal there OF ~ individual from his
village Il the people over there can
rejoice at their gain eve certainly can
beal our Toss with resignation"
The religious and intellectual force Of
our village has received an important ac-
cession ia the person Of the Rev. G. II.
! Duniou who has been assigned 10 the
Methodist charge In this place and Dorset.
Mr.. Duntou Il Just from the Boston Theo-
/ logical Seminary bat Is not without ex-
I pericncc in the gospel ministry since he
/ preached during his course in the Uni
Fycrsity of Vermont at Ifnderhil and
johnson with marked acceptance, We
welcome him 10 am important field Of
labor
WEST RUPERT,
-Chas. West has bought Of VIM. a
Slearns the farm formerly known as the
Lyman Farrar place
DR.. VIM. d. Maynard has rented his
place, aud removed TO Salem village NY
to the great dissatisfaction OF his many
4 friends.
Elijah Burton has purchased build.
ing lot Of G. 4. sherman and is contem.
/ plating building house during the sum.
MGR Is.
NORTH DORSET
r. II. Allen has purchased the found,
ry and machine shop Of his father Wei
come Allen, and is prepared to i'll orders
for machinery or castings of all kinds.
pANBY.
Judge Cook has removed to Castle.
toon.
MIR. Knapp has removed from Mrs
pcry's to the Magnrc house.
MIR. Eddy aud family have lefl Dan.
1 by, and gone to Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Dickerman, having removed
across the street. Mrs Terril has rcmov
ed inlo The house lie has been occupy
ing.
l'ay. Mr. Eastman goes to Goshen
and the new Methodist minister, Rev
J Mt Bennett Is expected to occupy Mrs
. Perry house. vacated by Mr. knapp
CHESTER
The ceremony Of marriage between
Mr. Geo. Il Kelley and Miss Marian /.
Fitch at the Episcopal Church, Tnosda,
evening the 9lh inst, was the most bril-
han, affair ofthe Mind that has occurrcdi il
Chester since tie date o. The old parch
mcnt charter granted by tie State o
New York IN ,Iuly 1896. The popularit,
Of the parties, aud the somewhat prs
/ irae,ed preface TO the final consummatiol
bad a tendency tocleyalc public enthusi
= asru 10 the "tlp toe point and uotwith
standing the travelling was worse than al
Irish bog. the Church was crowded to il
utmost capacity Tie audience had no
long 70 wait ere rayashing strains iron
the fine organ hnshed whatever Of rest
lessuess and snbdned every particle q
: Impotence which might have cNisie-