The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-06-21

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ibs vofk mach better.
The walker Brus- have thirty swarm
is their spisry saa are nor turning Oh
100 pounds per day q ertrscted bie
vLil4 clover honsy. ADD only one hall "a
svarns are u work on this kind, the rs
naipd~ being hep, aIiirs bones
--Mis Cola Johnsou.' graans'e Of tl'
Worcester school Of elocuiion. viii resds
one or tso selections Il The concert .
Musie Han. Moadsy evening. which VII
be an additional sstrssAsoa.
The following arrangements hav'
been made for tho serai-ceoseanial rcnnioi
81 Barr and Barton seminary. The Alum
ri Association will cosvcne al the semi
nary chapel % Wednesday, Jaue y ss i
a M After mutual greetings and ih'
Transaction OF business they sill adjourn
10 meet again II ! p. m. si Music Hall
A public meeting will there be held. u
which all are invited After words Of vel
come by the present principal Of the sem
mary 10 tho visiting alumni Including o
course tho alumpacj IN address may be OK
pocted from Rev. James Tufts Of Monson.
Msss. 10 be followed by John Vance Che
ney Of San Francisco, California. who vii
deliver an Grafton or poem. Mr.. Tnhh
became student Of the seminary at it,
opening. Any years ago Ca the catalogue
OF the second year be is designatsd u
Instructor in the English Department,
Rev. Lyman Coleman. ID. d.. being then
principal Mr.. Cheney vas student 81
the seminary during the administration Of
Prof Austin. now Of Middlebury college.
Though the assurance is not yet absolute
ly given. there Is reason TO hope that
another alumnus will give an address 1t
Music Hall. At the conclusion OF the ex-
ercises there tho alumni aud their friends
will gather for dinner at the Equinox
House. After the repast volunteer speech
90 may DO expected from several who will
have come 10 enjoy the semi.centennial
OF their early Alma Mater.
There will will he . reception at Music
Hall in the evening, to which all are invit-
ID.
The following programme will be
given at the concert at Nrsic Hall, Mon
lay evening. June 18th under the direct.
on Of Mrs. ID. X. Simonds:
OVERTURE Homage to Verdi q pisnos 9
Misses Sage ana Davis, Messrs Bennett aud Keut
JHoRUs- Dancing Ger the waves. White
Don lie Quartette.
PIANO soLo-w Will o. the wisp, ....... Kuhe.
Miss Carrie Provan.
PIANO SOLO Minuet -souata. op 40 MOI Beet.
hovsn.
Miss louise simondr.
FOCAL sOI.o-"A Bird in the Hand, Roeckei
Miss Grace williams.
'IANo SOLO Polish Dance. :. .Bchsr wenkA.
William Z. Kent
'IANo DUETr- TramwAy 0slop, .Gobbasrts
Misses Maud Severance aud Louise 6imonds.
TOCAL sOLO-"Ror You,".. Willard.
Mise Della smith
'iANo eoLo b, andante '.''''' Ao''
Miss Alma Mott.
'IAN0 SOLO Po'ks de Concert. 80. Matthias. |
Mrs Clara Bennett
'ocAL DUE1T-(uith Duet accompAniment)
The Crimson Glow Of sunset Fades. Root. |
fisses DAVIS Hatch. Misses Bennett Prsvsn |
'uo--ttwo pianos. hands, Marohs Triumph.
ale......,...,.....0o Cora /
Misses Sage and Davis
'ENoR SOLO The grave on the heath, Heuser
Mr. Willard Bennett
'UETr- Up apo and oresn) Nocturns. .Leduc
Misses Perkins and Provan.
GOAL "Te.l mo o Bird. Of the Merry Green.
Nj. s.s. 90 81 dai. Accompaniment.
t.xo soyo m, .oDs Of Home. q. D. Mil
Mics Eta u.
IL Coming. S''N'
Double Quar.ette
ANO SOLO -Rhapsodie HonRrols, Lii.
Mise Minnie Sage
'cAL- HANDLES Largo" with P.u.s obligato
Arranged BY Mason
mission 95 Gents. Reserved Seats 80,
! sale u tho drug stores IA Manchester and
story Point. To commence at . o'clock Y
'eeefs 10 be applied TO paying for the piano at
Seminary o.
FACTORY POINT. o.
Our cheesemaker, Mr.. Rowe. takes in :
,ut 650O pounds Of milk per day. =
The new clothing store Of Burton 4 :,
in Howe's block makes fine addition J.
our business appearance. III
There is some talk OF attending the n
mems muster at Fort Edward, July al
The Pacifcs are 4 bad crowd TO get "A
~ with. IN
The Methodist Sunday school will XII
e strawberry and ice cream festival it,
I Friday evening for the benefit Of their
AIRY.
"A special meeting Of Pacific Engine
,pany will be held at their engine house sc
evening. June Il 1t s o'clock. TO-
W. II. BuSpY. Foreman.
"A new substantial iron railing has wi
n placed around each Of the stairways We
ling to the basement Of Hove's block. rel
. rs great improvement, for the place
long been dangerous one for life and ia,
bs. an
w. A. Adams has one OF the cows that pl'
uld stand near the head. Her milk pr
n June lat, 1852 TO June LIST. 1883 sold
$40, besides making some butter and En-
plying a family Of ten with milk and NJ,
Im. Her average mess through the 40
I'm season weighed ~ pounds. Iii -;