The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-23


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sa apalaasr Mr. Fsuons Is tbafaukb.f
easy and fleaaai Ia uaunsE clear zud
earree ia delivery aH8 FREE, eItet, and
eloquent lA style These Rmzph.r de-
s.rlpaens were happily interpreted with
Bable sentiments. learned illustrations
pointed zaeolotes. fsl'eltaas quotations,
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Mr. Parsons Is oae at Tie very few ur-
atarf af foreign birth who have carried
t6e New Eng3and lrccunn, So It were bf
storm. Managers end journalists. where
ever be- bas spoken, y.e with each other
in their ealegizms Of bin. No other ora
.oF from sbrB13, ouf brave and eloquent
ABna Dickinson alone excepted. has ever
before been invited 90 lecture he three
d5acrgnt courses 90 Bostoa during The
same season. and also So independent
lectures This unique triumph has been
won bY Mr. Parsons - BOSTON Tracel}sr.
Mr. Parsons speaks entirely without
notes is exceedingly fluent: bas pleas
ant, musical voice; aud, altogether is one
Of ihe most eloquent Lecturers that bias APP
pesred upon tie platform ibis season
Baaoa Port.
ofMr Parsons 9Th lecture 10 Boston
The Post said, tbe houso was filed. The
lecture Con Graltan aud Curan) was very
eloquent In thought, vigorous IN language
and patriotic ia spirit, aud eonld hardly
all 10 amy community 10 be admired
The lecture Of Hon. William Parsons
was one ofthc most brilliant, scholarly aud
eloquent that has been listened to iu
Rutland for years. Rutland Heratd.
Hon William Parsons delivered BIS lee
ture upon Richard BrInsley Sheridan be-
fore the association Monday evening. II
was one Of the best ever given in this
City, detroit Tribune.
Its generally considered the most
interesting lecture that has been deliver
ed here 800 Detroit Post,
The finest lecture Of the course, thus
far, was given last night by Hon.
William Parsons, the English orator
Detroit free Press.
Season Tickets will be ready aud for
sale Immediately.
FACTORY POINT.
Our village school closed Friday,
Oct 18th, aud the exercises delivered
that afternoon, IN Adams Hall, by the
children Of both schools were very in
structiye aud pleasant. Some very excel
lent pieces were spoken by the children,
particularly the Cleaners and the
Talking Flowers" interpreted with
singing. There is certainly great credit
due 10 the teachers for the admirable
way IN which the children conducted
themselves; and their rectations showed
that they had certainly made considerable
progress in their studies After this part
Of the programme was performed the
tables were loaded with everything good
aud enough to accommodate the appetite
Of an epicure. After they had done ample
justice to the good things set before them,
the children amused themselves with
playing games until late in the afternoon
when the company dispersed aud return
TO their respective home, glad that they
had attended such an interesting exhibit
btion. V.
John Vanderlip has vacated The Col
burn House. We are not informed as 10
who the new proprietor is to be.
The following is report Of scholars
neither absent or tardy in District No. 8
Primary Department, Libbie NJ, Way,
Teacher. Pupils neither absent nor tardy
Mary Adams, Kirk Howard. Pupils not
absent, Charles Bonesteel. Pupils not
lardy, Mamie Warehouse, Mary Wilson,
Emma Beach, Celia Lugene, Della Smith,
Mary Benty, Hattie Vaughn, Emma
Bently, kittie Fullerton, Eta Davis, Lo-
raine Comstock, Mary Wilson, Ada Will
kiuson, Robert Smith, Freddie Lapway,
Frank Lugene, Edward Archibald, Alfred
Briggs Fall Term Pupils neither alb
sent nor tardy, Charles BoDesteel,
Mamie Warehouse. Pupils not absent,
+. Extus Bowman. Pupils not tardy,
Mary Wilson, Celia Lugene, Kittie Full
lertOn, Ella Davis, Kirk Howard.
Higher Department, Miss COrncia
Derby, Teacher Summer term. Not
absent, Emily Bonestecl, Helen Boucstcel
George Batchclder Absent ouc-half day,
Emma ffezou. Absent one day, Ida Full
Ienon, Clifford Buriu, Arthur Adams
Eddie Buudy. Not tardy, Emily Bone.
steel, Helen Bonestcel, Emma Frezon,
Minnie Bourn, George Batchelder, Earl
Parker, George Vaughn Fall Term.
Not absent, Emma Frczon, Emily Bone
steel, Helen Bouesteel Absent oue.half
day &, George Balchclder. Absent one day.
Arthur Adams. Not tardy, Emma Ere
zoH, Emily BoneaceI Helen Bones,ceI,
Emma Boutn, Emma Trombly, Jennie
Hicks, Earl Parker, George Vaughn,
Charles Smith, Eddie Bundy, Herbert
Smith, Walter Brady, Fred Bently. Many
others were absent or tardy, only whep
uuayoidably detained at home.
DORSET
Our first soclable Of the season is to