The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-07

aAScHEsrrR.
REV. Dr. wickham preached Ia the
bngrrgalIonal Church last sabbath.
BY a vote NJ the recent town meeting
e bool district No, l6 has been united TO
D. s.
Mr.. Il. Cushman FlAgg, member
the graduating class Ia Audoyer Theo-
,,ieal Seminary will preach In the
congregational Chureh next Sabbath.
We understand that there is very
kngerous place al the highway bridge
ar The cemetery, owing to the ice aud
Q uneven condition OF the road. If IL
not looked after there may be large
n Of damages for some ore to settle.
Il he cold weather Of the present week
not confined to the Green Mountains.
New York city on Tuesday the Their
ometer indicated 10 below zero; In
oston 8 c below and In Ogdensburg go
blow.
james T.. Batchelder, son Of Rev. Mr..
atchelder former resident Of this town,
student al Burr aud Burton Seminary
BID afterwards agraduate OF West Point,
~ accepted professorship Of modern
nguages 10 Norwich University at
81 orthaeid.
Extra trains will be run IRON Rut-
nd aud Bennington TO accommodate those
rslring TO attend the Variety Entertain
Ient at Music Hall, this wednesday,
senIng, aud large number from out Of
,wn have sgnided their intention to be
resent.
Barr aud Burton Seminary closes a
|ery successful winter term next Tuesday
! fter vacation OF two weeks the new
rm commences, aud il Is important that
,osc intending TO avail themselves Of the
EXCELLENT course Of instruction there Civ
be on hand at the beginning.
Farmers and others will find Il for
,elr interest to read the article on the
rst page Ia relation TO the society known
: the patrons Of lIusbandry" Several
ranges Of this society have already been
ormed Ia the north part of the state, and
~ 10 hourishlng condition.
Letters remaining 10 the Post Office
/ Manchester, March LIST, 1872 Miss
GUNNER Co John Pratt; NJ. Sch
FAr,u. Chas. A. king Philip Tilling-
ast: Horace Harlou, Daniel Sullivan
b. Glrard; Baker & Co; Miss Elyie
z)upiro. VIZ. u. BuRroS, !. NJ.
Our friend Mr. Stephen Lush OF
schenectady, II renewing his subscriP.
ion FOE the JouRxAL says the trout In
bis vicinity may expect him up on his
InnuAl tour about the first Of June. lie
: Always successful 10 this line Of sport
,ui II seems little odd to talk about
zbAhbling brooks with the thermometer =
bong WAYS below zero.
The lecture Of Wallace Bruce, OF
" sdncsday evening Of las, week, proved
10 be very entertaining No lecture o
he course ihus far has showed as much
abor 10 he production. or 50 scholarly |
hnlsh. Tho subject, lhough perhaps no
- pleasing 10 many people a. some 9th
ers, could no, bu, delight the student o
literature, aad gave general satisfaction
TUESDAY morning al $ o'clock b,
,hsrmomelef Indicated l2a below zero
Al > O'Clock il was 10 below, and al nooI
below tbs coolest day Of the season
E II March "oomes In like lion aud goc
ont Ike lamb what nice little lamb VI
shaii bave Ia two o. three weeks, Win
ter IL evidently giving a. parting Mel
: 81 way OF remembrance ere be bids a
inAl farewell Farewell, Old winter, "
shall Hlisa ihee
A. Mr. iIuleiss lecture FRIDAY even
inR. MArch slh, 90 iills Al the times, !
the last Of The course this season, Il vii
/ lie necessary that SEASON tickets he givel
az al the door on chat occasion. Thi
noaice il given TO insure The above resul,
II Lna ftequcusiy been The ease thai tbes
tickets have been rnlsiAid, len Al home b,
mistake. AID The holdsrs passed 10, II Be
lng kpowH thai they hsld season tickets
TAls nua NOT occur again. All ticket
mast be forthcoming Friday evening
therefore oense prepared, Per order
LEcruET CoMMfT1KE.
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