The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

COED assbsr a. oHr eitassns vii sileu8,
- tas railroad vii carry iaf fare csc
SAY
-Btv James Fletcher, tAs new Prip-
aPsi af lbs seminary, VAS 10 town iof >
Dag o. Two lass week making arrange
aca,s for tstiag charge o. ths school
Mr Fittraer hss bad considerable expe.
asuoe Ia lAe buaacs Of teaching, ADD
from ila recommendation De brings we
ladFg hat be u deserving q liberal pat
f5usEs People Ia other towns viii Cad
Is 70 tacir adrAulaRo to send tbsir sons
sui daughters to Barr and BuHon semi
Bafy gsdef biz diFec,iou.
A. the lfs'u from Troy vas ap-
prosclIsg Bennington Friday night The
train men and passengers were surprised
( By r0iiey 81 stones which came crashing
ia lhr0Bgh ibe windows. The train was
stopped aud backed up aud sitter chase
Of about nile one Of The rAseais, David
Bartlett, was captured, Subsequently
The other, L, Bottom, wAs also captured
aud both were lodged 10 jail They be-
E long 10 shaifbury Fortunately 20 one
was injured, Bottom wss discharged 81 THE
preliminary examination, there not being
evidence enough 70 bold bin, bat Bart
lsit was pat under bonds 10 Appesr at
court add for want % WHICH was commit
+ ted TO isH.
I We have received from Douglass
Dyer some fine butter pat up 10 a new
buli5r package manufactured by G.. w
+ Bradley Of Sunderland. These packages
arc made from waste yeneering, so that
their cost Is very small. They are made
. to hold iust one pound each and four of
them are tied together. Twelve OF these
are placed ia box with salt packed
around, making forty-eight pounds in a
box. The butter is thus put up In The
best form for the table, so that it eau be
easily handled and kept free from dirt.
II must be a great convenience TO the re-
tail trade and We see no reason why they
will not be largely used by our best bot
ter makers. A private stamp can easily
be put on the boxes aud good dairymen
eau lhus get up good reputation.
The exercises Of the graduating class
Of Bnrr and Burton Seminary will be at
Music Hall this Wednesday evening. Mu-
bic will be furnished by the Sunderland
cornet band. The following is the pro-
gramme:
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
sAlutAlory Address.
William Harvey Hoyt, SYNDICATE.
Essay. Pleasure and ihodt,
Flora n. Dole, West Ruperl.
Essay. Rome WAS not Built ina Day,
Jennie NJ, puydy Manchester,
Music.
Grafton Voyage Qf Life.
Arthur Frost iIurd, Collirsylle, Conn.
Essay. Cultivation Of Taste for Beauty,
Matte Z. Fisk, Dandy,
Essay, Want Develops Strength
Eva J. King, sunderland.
Music.
Grafton. Ourselves and Others,
William Harvey Hoyt, sandgAie.
Essay Tho Ideal
Htrmiono II. Canheld Manchester.
Music.
Grafton. - Hard Tlmes. with yaledictoiy Adj.
dresses,
jesse Burdott Felt, Manchester
Comforting Of Diplomas
D1nediction.
The music class at Burr " Burton
Seminary taught by Mrs. Simonds had
public rehearsal Tuesday evening with the
following programme:
PART rRst,
OyrErURE, Morning, Noon aud Night suppe
Missos Burgess and Millett
GLEE CHoEus, From oberon in Fairy Land"
Seminary Class [stevens
pisNo Solo, "Plower Song" LANCE
ChaH. l.. Coy.
pnso SOLO, "HexeniAnz' Witches Daneel.
Mics Hattie Bridges. [spindler
I $3.50, "rhe Warrior Bold" Adams
Mr. Arthur Hurd.
,.pAxu DUET, agnes sorrel Quadnlle,"
q
/ s5S1, "AiilkmaId's Marriage Song" Keller
Miss Etts Davis.
/ PisNo THO, "The Three Friends sieighrido,'
+ Msses Lugeuc. Davis and Lacy Munson. GRoot
/ sasd, "only Ter one" Randegger
Miss Libbie Benucnt
I raS0 500, The Song Of the Brook. Warren
Mise Minnie Sage.
! rnoo Soto, ''The Storm, Descriptive Weber
Mr. Willard Bennett
/ yoeN DuFr, ply Away Birding" Abt
4 Misses Burgess and Bennett.
FaEr SECOND.
Z pIASo Tue, III Bsfbl5re De seyilla," Rossiui
I Misses Mlllett, Burgess and Bennett.
+ soS0, "sw.ss Echo Song, Eckert
Z Miss Stella Burgess.
/ PIASo SOLO. Ia somn.mbuIa,' Leybash
Miss Jessie Miliott
I CauArs, "HeA have to Mortgage the Farm"
Seminary Class. lockwood
I Pf,No soto. "Recollections Of Home, S. b. Mills
Mics Stella Burgess,
4 QrMfHrrE, GOOD Night" From Martha
Misses Burgess A Bshue.t, Nessrs. Hurd s Hoyt.
| The concert was good, the players aud
singers showing careful drili, aud some OF
them more than ordinary musical talent,
Most Of them are beginners Of whom little
could be expected but al, without excep.
ton, performed their parts very well In
deed
FACTORY POINT.
The strawberry socisble Iss; Thurs.
day evening was a suceess.
Mrs CoIburn aud daughter oI
Detroit, Mich, sre visiting q, Col, NJ. 5
CoIburuis.
Mrs. y. J.. NJ. Sanderson and son