The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-05-27

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Hnelou. senator Elmuuds has nearly
recovered from lHdlsgoaiiau brought on
by severe labor aud confinement lie
position as chairman ei lbe judiciary
Committee requires q CREST deal Of bard
wofk, and since be performs the dailes
With carg and ability it is generally con
eedel lhAt De Is one Of The mos, usciul
members iu the Senate
AT the annual communication Of
Adobiam Lodge, r. & a. n, Thursday
evening, the following officers were elect.
Cd John II. whipple, w. NJ; Geo. II.
swim. IS. W; /. II Deuoh, J. W a. j.
Gray, Treas; V Grover, Sec; Hiram
Egglcsiou, s, D.; ", A. Black, j. ID ;
Ia. W Madison, S. West, Stewards; +.
H., WymaD, Chaplain; Geo. II. Sessions,
Marshal; II. X Fowler, Orgauist, Chas.
/ Buckley Tyler.
County Cont meets next Tuesday
! Under the skillful hands Of Mr.. Geo. W.
Bennett, assisted BY his brother II. T.
Bennett, the old Temple of Justice puts
on a youthful appearance nearly akin
TO a bride adorned for her husband 1t
Is a marvel how great difference in the
appearance Of building cart be made by
a little money jpdicionsly expended. The
people OF the county aud especially the
citizens Of Manchester feelvcry grateful
10 Col. Sykes for taking hold Of the mat
ter
If the editor Of the JOURNAL shows
a disposition to growl at delinquent sub.
scribers this week It Is partially owing,
no doubt, to the fact that he has been de-
vouriug bear meat, genuine bear steak
The unfortunate bruin was captured by
the veteran bear hunter Zeno Cone, OF
WinhalI, the immediate cause of his TAX.
Ing off being the fact that be made toe
free use of neighbor Prouty's sheep
/ The bear was an old settler and for some
time baiiied the ingenuity of Mr.. Cone
but AZ last had TO succumb as twenty
OF his kind had done before him. He
weighed go ponds and if fat would
have weighed 400, His hide was secured
by u. A. Phillips 20 be stuffed and sent
to Massachusetts, for private collection.
The students Of Burr 4 Burton Sem
liusry could not have selected better day
than lat Friday for their Glass Day excr-
cises. We hope the custom SO auspici.
ously iuaugurated will be kept up by
succeeding classes. We subjoin the fol-
/ lowing report Of the exercises taken from
the Rutland Herald Of Monday:
The exercises were opened by prayer
by Rev. pr. Wickham, President Of the
seminary trustees, after which the address
Of welcome was given by the President
Of the class, Mr.. l., w, Raymenton, OF
Chester, VI, which indeed showed the
gentlemen merited the honor which the
class awarded him in making him their
/ President. Mr S. II. Moore, Of Benning.
ton, then read the history Of the class
which was very fine. The next exercise
was an Grafton by Mr.. II. w. Hubert oil
Bennington the subject of which was
"Genuine Manhood" which was one OF
the ablest OF all the exercises. The class
poet, Mr.. f. +. WhipPle, of Dandy, next
recited his poem, which certainly gives
promise Of brilliant future to him as a
poet, II be chooses TO direct bis ambition
into that path. The prophet of the class,
MIR. +, z. Warren, of Philadelphia, next
prophesied the future Of each member oil
the class, and was frequently interrupted
by applause. lie also spoke Of the clas,
tree, which was set ont few weeks ago
aud said he thought that 10 years to CONT
the class would look with pride at ihal
tree aud think Of the affection it held fol
IT, native soil and with what bands it wal
bound TO it, and bow hard II was to SUI
der these ties, when they transplsnted it
Mr. Warren's prophecy was the fnesi
thing Of the day. II ended the outdoor
exercises which were interpreted witt
music under the direction.of Mr.. q. A
Bruce, OF Dandy,
The class with their invited guests then
repaired to the dining hall at the semiua
~ when the class diuner was psrtaken Of
After the dinner the ladies Of the class
Miss Davis, OF Peru, and Miss Merrill, o
West Addison, offered, through the pres
iden,, tho following sentiments; Let
Burr & Barton Seminary, illustrions il
her past, prosperous in her present, aut
hopeful for the future which was brief
~ responded TO by DIR Cushman, Of Man
chester. "a, "Our President, worthy thr
charge, faithful in the trust, which VS.
responded TO by Dr. Wickham in few
interesting remarks. 50. "Our principal
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