The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-25


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/ The exercises Of tbc iouy-secoud
anniversary Of Barr and Burton Semi
nary viii be as iollows:
Sunday, Juue 2sih--Anniyerary ser
mou by Rev. Dr., Cusbmau,
+ Monday Anniversary Concert, vocal
and Instrumental, atthe Seminary Chapel
al 3 3. IA.
. Tuesday -Eycrgisos Of the Graduating
Chss at Music Hall ct p. IN. Mdsie
by Dorug's Band, Of Troy, NY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of tho second
F reunion consisting q addresses, essays,
aud poem at the congregational church,
+ at DO q. m, and Alumni Dinner ut the
( Equiuox.lIousc at p. H., with sruu-
meuls, speeches, &c
The new train We spoke Of last week
will positively be put Oh Monday, June
goth, 1t leaves New York by the Hud-
son River road at a. m, Troy at 1880
I p. m, Manchester at about $3.50 p. m,
| Rutland at about 4:t5 p. m, and arrives
at ST. Adams az 3 ?. IN. Returning it
passes Manchester about 2:lj p. IN. and
arrives at New York at p. m. \ draw.
( Ing room car will run the entire distance,
aud very soon arrangements win be made
to run through to Newport, Vt, on Lake
I Memphremagog There may be other
/ changes bat the train we meution is the
only one we eau speak certainly Of. The
/ people OF Manchester aud all Western
Vermont can but feel happy over this
/ change for the better Seven hours aud
a hall from New York is very good time,
+ especially If one is sure that one of the
| Equinox House dinners Is awaiting his
arrival This arrangement viii not only
/ benefit the local business but give US also
a through route which cannot fail to be-
come one Of the most popular routes for
1 pleasure travel in the United States. We
are sorry we could not have been assured
Of the new train a month earlier, but II
will be likely to help business materially
as 1t is, We have since learned from
superintendent White that there will also
be q morning train south, to leave this
| station about a. m. aud arrive in Troy
at 9:25 a. N. This will make very good
/ facilities for all kinds OF travel.
FACTORY POINT.
o. a. Wilkinson will visit this Vi
entity next week for the purpose of TAX
ing views aud will make his headquarters
at his Old rooms in Adams Hall, where
hc will be pleased to take pictures for
any who may apply.
We are requested to say that there
will be a hop at Howe's new hall on
Friday evening, July 3rd. a general IN.
yitation is extended.
The family of +. b. Smith has been
sadly afflicted by the loss of their young
est son by scarlet fever, and their oldest
is very III with the same disease and not
expected to recover.
j, II. Whipple has just returned from
a weeks fishing in the North Woods and
reports very good luck.
The Baptist Church have secured the
services Of q clergyman who comes well
recommended as will be seen by the fol
/ lowing extract from the Oxford Demo-
/ Cfat Of Paris. Me: "Mr David Foster
Estes, sou OF Rev, DR.. Estes, Of our viii
lagc, has received and accepted call to
the pastorate OF the Baptist Church in
Factory Point, VI, Mr., Estes graduates
at Newton Theological Institute this
week. He is young man Of superior
scholarship and iue talents, aud we pre-.
diet will take high rank 10 bis deuomina'
ton as preacher.
DORSET.
Among the graduates at Kmbal
/ Union Academy, Meridcn, n. H.. the
present term are Geo. II. Gilbert OF thii
place aud David e. Reid Of Arlington
We learn that both have been examined
for admission at Dartmouth College. Tn,
Academy under Mr.. Austin's charge il
gaining ground. The graduating elas
numbers IS, OF whom are ladies. tn,
next class below numbers %.
One OF Tho finest blocks Of marblt
ever taken cut Of Dorset Mountain wa
recently quarriod under the supervision
Of Alyah llasllius, at the quarry OF Primo,
. Il CO. II measured over eleven tons
aHd was drawn 10 their mill by one fou
horse team, driven by Wm. Tobin.
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