The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-31

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aoss for g.fts a fpwers Ass oosrtssies
slowH
Tie Jans term e ogaDiY ceait wlh
umtsos TnssdAy nssl a. hAa past les
.. "a 5nage Dsmou u Rstiau3 holsiag
40 ltfm. Thsfs SIC ever ooe kasares
sna lhlrg cases ssg for griAl. noi ous
fouf,h ~ waish Wsll be tried. The afai
90 gbs docket, Frsatlin Chshdier, Tras-
tee. y. Toy 4 B9slon z. r. uiil ooa-
sume two or three weeks, bat We learn
that ladFe Danioa hAd beoa retained A.
C5ausei ia ibe Gaze and csbnei try Is. II
gfe4 NE terra, another judge vii be
us I'd 10 preside Oae Of she 6u, cases
% he tried vii be W. VI whitney W.
Logdondefry, Tor ihjary on highway.
Tais csac bas already bees tried twioe
tscf0rc JaFy ia ihis eouu, aud viii con
sumc shout week 10 i,s trial II may
poasibiy 80 over this term, bat Il Is the
Intention 10 have Il tried We do no.
kBoa u Any other very lengthy case for
jary trial, though there are likely 70 be
quite number Of shorter eAses, and the
tenn sil probably Be Of ayersge length.
The exercises Of Glass Day, At Burr
Abd Barton Seminary, were held 10 the
chapcl on account OF the GOODNESS
of The weather, but notwilh-
standing this The exercises were fully as
lively aud interesting IS usual. r. H.
utiey. The class President, broke The Ice
Nilh words OF welcome aud was follow
ed by = Il Bard with the class ehroni-
cies, which was very amusing produc-
Iion A H. Page followed With an
Grafton which showed considerable
thought sud preparation. Miss Rita
d Brown followed With an essay on
rather so Aifs subject, bat succeeded
ia bringiag Il down 10 The oompfehen-
zion Of ordinary moftas. 4. Pierce next
took tbs audience wii< him on short
excursion 10 view lbe beauties OF Spring
Ia company With the MUSES.. Miss May
l.. Woods, the class prophecies, followed
With glowing aud somewhat humorous
Recount OF the future of each member OF
the class, aui lhe class song by Miss
Eliza II. fisa closid the programme,
which was interspersed with music fur
nishcd By the students. After the exer.
cises In The chapel the class aud invited
guests repaired 10 the dining halt, where
full Justice WAS done TO substantial
meal, alter which followed The following
sentiments aud responses, the latter be-
ing unusually happy aud appropriate:
Our Guests: Always welcome, never
more so than on this our gala day, re-
Spouse by Prot. Shaw
Tho Old sem. - May tie many who
will follow us appreciate this, and not
reaIizs loo late that blessings brighlen MS
they take their flight; by Rev, Mr.. An.
derson.
Our Glass Day: May il be perpetual
ed by MIR. ;. G.. Cone.
Oar Teachers: May their ways be
ways OF pleasAntness and all their paths
be peace; by Prof Dates.
The Ladies Gases in lite's desert; by
J. b. llollster.
The Editor; by SIR. d. X. Simonds.
Our Youthful President: by Rev. DIR.
Wickhsm
The Class Of ": Some go forth to
lifc's stern tolls, often may they return
to their ,chool-day home; by Mr.. A. Il.
Page.
The Glass Tree; May many grave and
reverend seniors DO sheltered beneath its
spreading branches IN years to come; by
Mr.. +. b. Bard.
The Class OF rs; May they become II
possible, stars OF at least the third mag
nitude; by Mr. II. D. Hudson.
Former Graduates - Welcome always;
by MIR. j. NJ. Mott.
Our beloved Principsl:-llsy his
shooting gallery for young ideas long
flourish; by Prof. Shaw.
The Magma Florens or Night Bloom
ing Cereus. Last TuesdayIat the close OF
the day was seen team moving slowly
through our street, having for its freight
monster house plant, standing high and
upright upon It's trellis which was stayed
ou al side. with ropes 10 keep ils yerti-
cal position. The team tnrned in aud
discharged iIs load nt the residence OF
ilou. u II Fowler IN this village, II
appesrs that he Judge has purchased OF
Mrs 1 Morgan her large Night Bloom
my Cereus, which has stood for the past
twelve years Ia Morgau's Hotel NJ Bond
vile, and ]. well known to uiany OF our
icadtf. aud the travelling public, aud
which is one OF the largest II not the lar.
gest plant OF 70. species in New England.
The plant was al padded when il was
landed. ADD seemed 50 We'll pleased with
is hes locality that il made haste to
slow Itself Thursday evening at about
Ton O'Clock Il began to shox signs OF
blooming. Ned aud doe" determin.
ed not to mouopolze this thing, found ii
not to late 10 give The ueighborly notice,
and neighbors TO The number Of % deem
ga il not too late to respond. Tho burst.
lug aud opening OF the bud aud the un.
folding Of The a)wer wa. intently watch.
Cd b. al interested aud happy gathering
OF spectators Bot the Old questions
we've raised anI al cussed: WHY should
this paut - sIugalarly sel. la bloom
iag - sludlonsiy % sYoii the light, aud
70 Professionally shedding its fragrance on.
~ 10 the dark, why exhibit such prn
iish n0dcsty! For ceflsIuy the piaat
The q lover, and il fragrance ATE uHsnr.