The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-10
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uAl examination at Middlobury College
"a one Of The examining committee.
Though called Oh for the summer
business OF Importance renders meeting
Of Adonlram Lodge No ~ necessary,
The regular communication will therefore
be held next Thursday evening, July 10,
At O'Clock The meeting will be brief
Let every brother who can attend prompt
III.
l.. l.. WlMAS, W. NJ.
The BurHlls captured a bear in trap
on the east mountain, one night last
week. Bruin was not fully grown and
evidently had not come to the years Of
discretion, bat as the state pays a bounty
Of ten dollars be was quite prize
- II. Ofyls, Of tho Equinox House,
has repaired and fitted up the house for
merly occupied by l.. C. Oryis Ia fine
style, and Is now occupied by two fam
lilies from the city who take their meals
at The Equinox
=" lis BETTER calculates the Troy
Budget, that thou shouldst 20 very easy
on cneumbers, cabbages and sich, about
now"
SWEET has removed into his new
store on Main street where he has plenty
of room aud every thing Is In 6ue order,
aud where be will be pleased to see all of
his old customers aud many new ones.
Fourth OF July passed OF very quiet
~, with very little waste Of powder and
but one accident Willard Bennett, son
Of George I. Bennett, had one eye
severely injured by the careless use Of t.
Gre cracker. lie will probably recover
the use Of the eye, but It was a very
painful accident The newly organized
Manchester Cornet Band played through
the village Oh their way to Sunderland
and also when they came back, and then
a FACTORY Point showing that they are
learning rapidly,
The COMMITTEES a. tbv recent eNaui-
nation At Barr 4 Burton Seminary made
the following report: The recitatlous
have been ncccs- afily confined TO a brief
space Of time, bat tie fact has beea fully
shown thst Ia the different studies the
mosl careful and successful instruction
has been rendered, and the best results
81 scholarship have been attained. la
the languages to no inconddemble degree
has the greatest success been rcachcd II
has been evident that the spirit Of tbs
language has not been lost 10 the driIl &C.
accorded 10 the letter, bui ,ha, tbs later
set Of Ihe one aud tie discipline Of tie
other have both been realized. The sei-
euoes although holding a subordinate
place Ia The system Of instruction, have
not received less faithful attention. The
result d any Fpocess has not been deelsf-
cd ia those arbitrary forms which make
such studies - diGeuli for Che youthful
apprehension, bat the different point.
have been % well Illuminated through
the essential reason AZ he thing AZ 70 *.
cite prolonged Inquiry as well a. TO sat-
isfy the mind with The results aud make
them permanent acquisitions sncb iu.
stfucilon mast be- sueesss Love of
Of Bic work on the part VI che iu-
stFuegor becomes lite-eulhusiaaiie. mental
iiic 90 the part ~ The papl We deem
!, thus mosi happy sipee snch Influence
mat continue beyond tic limits q school
days aud youthial associations The
graduating eiass riaims special mcaiion
II They enter tie nideg Geld 81 ooliegt
audy, she advantage n iheif exceileul
preparation must be feil thg0aghout theli
eullre ooarse Ills jast 70 say THAT Prof
shaw has shown hinseltln tbls attain.
ment eminenlig successful a. classical
Instructor. and we may heartily recon,
mena the Seminary under 10 pfeaeut
management a. saorllng tbs arest IA
rllitiss 10 such a have the college course
Is fiew.
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