The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17

Tia gFtdnane exercises 8 Glen.
woad SEMINARY occur 1alY Isth
The Cg1accsieu, River Rsilroad have
ths ufw arrangements i0f announcing ,he
uzme ef tae station ,ba bell lle box.
ibe pfuied namc, ETC.
Seven persons wsre takou iHio thc
Ua.rerssIls; ehurcb hsl >ahbsih. Hfee
being immerscd.
The report Of ihe state II oar asylum
reads bad snd perhaps tbc real state &
ba3 enough 70 be improved. ba, We don't
believe men. bearing TIE character of its
trustees aDd super.Wondeuts, wnuli al
iow such very great evils to exist Il GER
taiujy has paid i,s way with very little
help g. 500, and none since lsi3, The.
death rate IL less than most asylums. aHd
great improvements arc being made uoR.
Men kuown as reliable. humane chris
uaus SIRE greatly mistaken, certainly, IL
they Sustain such hospital ON ihi. is
reported TO be-.
ARLINGTON.
AT a special town meeting held zee
Gently, the town voted 10 place The new
cemetery under charge Of Eve commits
sions Is provided by the statute, and the
following persons were duly elected
Luther Mosely, years. n 5 Hard, 4
years; c. b. Viauu, years; Joseph
Brown, years; d. W Stafford, year.
The old soldiers here are moving IN
the matter Of the reunion encampment at
Rutland, 10 August, aud il Is expected
that a good sized company will be formed
here 10 attend. As this state is the first
TO naugurate such a movement there
should be q general assembly Of alb the
veterans Ia the state on that occasion aud
thus make il a complete success aud i'm
cite in our neighboring states TO 10 like
wise. II. :. Had has the recruiting pa
pers for this vicinity
wooDFoRB.
The days Are now shortening daily.
little at both ends.
The Wilmington Cornet and Quad
rifle Band will furnish The music for the
picnic and celebration ut the City, July
10Th, both day aud evening, ahere are
fourteen members in this celebrated band
and the music discoursed by them is un-
exceptionally good
We are requested to give notice that
Rev. Mr.. WILDER, Adventist, will officiaIe
at the Hollow the last Sunday in July,
both afternoon and evening. The Rev.
gentleman illustrates his doctrines quite
well, bat we are far from following that
particular creed Just at present.
The exercises announced for Saturday
evening will be postponed until the fol.
lowing Monday evening, owing TO the
fact that the house of meeting will be oc-
cupied by the singing class, under tho
supervision of Prof. Edison, for the pur-
pose of rehearsing several pieces for the
celebration Saturday, July Goth. Our
chsir will please all who hear then,
WEST LEBANON, n. Y.
49, Mr.. Thomas Moore and family, OF
Yonkrs, are spending the summer at
+. G.. Finch's.
"A. +. Brown has disposed Of over
fifty of his lthiea rakes.
Work has commenced in the rye
fields; the straw ia light, but it is tho't
there will be fair crop of rye.
w. A. Woodbridge & Co, bankers
of Chatham Village, were adjudicated
bankrupt, on their own petition, on Sat.
urday the 9th instant by the District
Court of the United States for the South.
ern District Of New York.
LEBANON SPRINGS, NY.
The spring term at Sunnyside Semi.
nary closed on Friday, June 9th, and
the patrons and friends of the school,
assembled TO listen to the closing exer.
cisss and express their regrets at the de.
parture of the Misses Delevan from the
field where they have labored for three
years SO faithfully and successfully. The
examination did great credit, beth to the
industry and careful training of the
pupils. While all distinguished them
selves in literary exercises, we can not
resist especial mention Of the great clio
culionary powers exhibited by Miss Katie
Costello. We were charmed with Miss
Hattie Davis piquant rendition Of Whit
1 tiers code to an Infant Son." and with
the fine recita tons of Misses Jennie BIZ
con and Emma Smith. The little girls al
SO delighted us with their adiCe informa
ton IN regard to the habits Of their &C
companying dollies. The prizes for spell
ling were awarded to Miss Eva Rich
mond and Master Willie Decvan. Jus
before the exercises closed by singing tht
farewell song, composed by Miss A
Delevap, Miss Bacon, in the name of th,
pupils, srcsented the teachers with a PAL
Of elegant silver card-dishes 49, Htdso3
Star.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CDLusHIA HaIL, LEHANoE sfH.Eas.
IR caras q WIFI. N c 2 wnllans and IamLLr.