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

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perhaps tsFes better lnftruciou we're nos
10 Bt foas1 ID he aA4e. MAJOR Gcsera
nouttf wat 81 saAt tsss c1dc, ~ Nets
roipt, snd made Fnkpy waits % his sister,
Mr. licenses, II TIE old Eymnsslum.
After tvo gssrs Ar. wlethAm va, called
10 Western Ntw York, II some educa-
Uoosi interest lis great work, housvtr,
pa, 10 connection with the Burr Semina-
~ a. MsBehestsf. and klso with Middls-
bury College. 81 Aiddisbury, Vermont.
Msay Of oar most suecsssini business
men received their training under bis
iuiti0n; tmoag whom Is bis nephew, gx.
Mayor Wiekhsm 81 New York lie j.
nov 81 years of sge. bat rslAias bis men
Ia vigor " forty years ago; bis form il
perfectly erect, Aad be walks with The
elasticity Of yong man. lie belongs
to that gehsai elAss who never become
Eged, and bic soal will remain Yoong 10
spite Of lime. The Rev. DIR. Prime, Of
The n. y. Otscrter, was bis immediate
successor Ia The pAsiorale OF the church.
lie was lrst introduced through bis
friend, Or Wiekham, and proved, Ike
him, worthy Of his calling We sppreci-
ste them not only Tor the past, bot for The
present, and they will always meet with
3 most cordial welcome whenever they
may visit tic scene Of their early minis
try
fACToKT FONT.
--"At eve The beetle bo0msth."
DR.. +. S. LOOMS has run atelegrapb
wire from bis office TO j. C.. Deans on
Maple street.
The Ondswas beat the Mysties at
Walliagford last Thursday, by score OF
10 to a. Good for the Ondawss.
The regular communication OF Ado
hiram Lodge, No. ~, +. & A. NJ, will
be held Thursday evening, June 18th.
Lodge opens at o'clock,
Large swatms ofpotsto bugs reached
Factory Point on Sunday. They came
from westerly direction and for 3
while In the afternoon the air was filed
with them.
1T must have been 10 Ieafy June when
Tennyson wrote:
"'Tis morning pure and sweet,
Aud desy splendor falls
On the little lOwef that olings
TO the turrets and the wallis"
Prof Frank Bradford Of bennington,
made some excellent remarks on the SUBJ
jet Of Temperance at the Baptist church,
Friday evening. His method of conduct
ing the temperance work met with the
appreciation OF nearly every ono. After
speaking, the Professor read in bis usual
pleasing style.
notwithstanding the threatening ap.
pcarance Of the weather, Decoration Day,
there was good attendance OF veterans
and others aud the published programme
was successfully carried out. The adj
dress was delivered by comrade 4. A.
Howe OF Ludlow aud gave good sstisfac-
ton. Mr.. Howe bad only q few hours
notice and came solely to accommodate
bis old comrades, but his address needed
no apology on this score as II was one OF
the best we have had on these occasions.
The Sunderland Band was on hand and
performed its part In satisfactory man
ner We could not but notice that the
general interest in the observance OF this
day is increasing every year aud this
feeling we are very glad to see. AT the
close Of the Grafton Col. Colburn pro-
posed that collection should be taken to
defrsy the expenses of the occasion which
was responded to by many of those pres
ent.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Lee Bourn claims that his is the fast.
est horse In town.
III. w. Lawrence Is at work for Kent
& Root, South Dorset, repairing the mill.