The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-23

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sree..l Inducements also having bsea o.
tertss 10 those Wishing 10 pursue course
of sssay preparatory 70 The Christina min
isigy. The psiAao ezAraiaAiion lad rsaet
arteAi exercises Q, tbs close Of the first term
sss called i.s first anniversary 10 Thai The
similar occasion al The Close Of the prc~sii
term wili l,e recorded as The fftie,b ami
rersary. Yet IL will noi be hf,y years sinos
slso opening Of the school s0isl MAJ 81 neii
veAt Af,er a saeoeNsfnl administration 81
ioar wears Mr.. Coleman resig ned aud &c
oepled a similar position IN AndoVer hAss
on ,arre occasions since, including the re.
anions 81 1871 .nd 1874. DR. Coleman has
appeared among n. and vas cordially greet
al by ali o l.o knee him and by many who
had been bis pupils and by our citizens.
Bot We shall zee his face no more, On
The morning Of March 10th. after pro.
,rActei aud pslniul illness the desired re
lease, earnestly prayed Tor aud yet awaited
sith Christian faith and hope was granted
aud be entered into ros, 10 the s6th year OF
his age For the past twenty years he
has held professorship in Lafayette col
lege and when he hal become physically
incapaciiAted for the performance OF ~
autA he vas no, permitted TO resign, but
was retained as professor emeritus for the
valuable services he had rendered 10 the
institution. . D. W.
FACTORY roIsr.
r.. Ames has splendid stock OF wall
paper which he Adyertises in the JOURNAL.
The ladies OF the Baptist society will
Give sugar festival. Thursday, March Both
AT Adams Hall. All are invited
A drunken man fell head first from a
wagon near the Baptist church last satur'
day, strange to say without receiving any
harm.
Mr., 4. Lamson leaves this week for
Maryland where he is TO have the oversight
Of marble quarry aud mill and asawmiii.
His family will follow him in the conrse OF
few weeks.
Mr. George Wells, while splitting
wood on the premises OF ]. w. Harris last
Saturday, Gu, his cheek quite severely by
the glanciug Of his axe.
Regular communication Of Adoniram
Lodge, No. AZ, I. a. A. NJ, Thursday eve,
March 30th, promptly at O'Clock. Work
on the First degree.
j. X. LEE.
The closing lyceum at Adams Hall
Friday evening was one OF the best of the
season The hall was packed to overflow.
ing. The music was unusually good, the
paper read by Misses Burgess and Smith
was very interesting, and the debate over
the Chinese question was quite animated.
On the whole it was a fitting close to
profitable and interesting series of meet
ings.
The annual reception Of Pacific Engine
Company at Music Hall last week proved
very enjoyable occasion. Besides the
fremen and invited guests of this place We
noticed Superintendent White, Col. Nor
rlson and j. r. Lyman Of Bennington and
several from other places f. Estabrook
provided fine supper in the dining room
connected with the hall. The hall was
well filed with dancers who evidently en-
joyed themselves
AT the annual election Of Pacific en-
CINE company, No. |, Monday evening,
March 18th, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Foreman,
W. II. Bundy; First assistant Foreman;
NJ H. Lawrence; Second assistant Fore
man, w. A. Adams; Clerk, j. II. Whipple
Treasurer, A. Il. Graves; Auditor, X. W.
Dean; Foreman leading hose. J. q. Dean;
Foreman suction hose, T.. Estabrook;
Steward, NJ. II. Lawrence; Assistant Stew
ard, VIM. Morris
MAScHEs TER DEPOT.
The prospects for an early spring are
good.
Orlando Bourn has rented and taken
q ~ n r.
&C. II. Pond is putting an addition for
a woodhouse on DIR. Clemens house.
The smiling face Of J. Henry Couture
is 10 be seen behind the counters OF
Burr a Manley.
There will be an auction sale Of house
hold goods at the residence OF &. ii. Pond
in this village Saturday. March 18th, at 2
o'clock p. IN.
S. w. Bourn Is moving to his new
house ia this village. We are glad to have
his family for ncighbors. Mr. Bourn has
one Of the finest houses in the place, and
will erect good barn at once.
DORSET
Henry Gray OF Massachusetts is visit
ing in Dorset, his native place.
Miss Milly Dunton, OF Detroit. Mich,
is visiting her brother. W. II. Duuton, OF
this village
The whole community has been shock
ed. and saddened, the past week, by the
desolation. iiptheria has made in the
family Of DIR. G. r. Harwood, the wife on
a sick bed aud two boys attacked with the
disease, aud little Bell, and Della. slowly, |
hu, surely following the little sister who