The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-12

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-- The nresorts 90 the evening Of the
OF July sess saccess and we're Witnessed
by hsss aanbsr Of people.
"A lady LOST blas siIh psrsol either 81
the SEMINARY or 81 Music Hall. about the
time 81 the snolserssry exercises. Tbs
nades oil please l@sse il ., the JounsAL
once
Geo o woodcoct has placed fine
s,.o,,c monnmsei 90 bis lot in Dellsood
C~mstery. |. /. from falierton's Marble
and Granite works, Manchester Depot. oil
Which Mr. woodcock Is foreman.
e 4 titan aud family Of Chicago are
oecupyieg their residence. though work
men are msting further Improvements on
the baildings aud grounds Mr.. lshAm
has purchased some bnc blooded stock
With 40 aye TO fancy farming" though
not 90 Large scale ~ present
Attention 10 called 10 the advertise
mea, u Barr A Barton Seminary. No
similar Insiitutiou 10 tho state has better
isl oi Instructors or can furnish better
ADVANTAGES 10 students For terms etc.,
address Prof A. q Fcrfin. who is on the
ground making arrangements for the new
year
Advertised letters WIN. ii. Spauld.
lag, Homer StrAiton. J. II. Couture, James
A. Collier. IL NJ Grou,. Mons. Remie
Cote, WIN. Connolly. A. A. Moore. Evi
Mason. Mrs. Geo. Il Browu(2). Mrs. Della
Holi. Mra W. Brown. Mrs. y. L. Leach,
Laura Coy. Bessie Gregg Morton. Mary
Walsh. Mary ssnsster. Sally Smith, and
Ella Hsshbereer
We notice that Mr.. Geo. y. Wyle
Who occapies the Steele house, has i'm
proved the grounds very much by fixing
the carriage drive and keeping the grass
mown. The location Is beautiful one
end can be further improved. There are
alec many mora nne locations for cottages
The heslthiulncss aod beautiful scenery
Of Manchester ought 10 make II one Of the
most desirable places for summer resi-
dcnces In the country. and II We arc any
Judge, ve certainly should say our sum
msr guests will no, be SLOW 10 catch on 10
The attractions - health and beauty Of
Manchester.
Manchester people always like 10
know What the boys" are up 10 when
away from home and 30 ve quote the fol-
loving from "a exchange In relation 10
What recently occurred at Yale College.
The chairman said II SEQ before me
man whom you oil know. man whose
name IL iilustfious over the whole world,
General William I. Sherman, and know
that voice the sentiment OF the who'll
college when invite him 70 take seat
upon the platform. Applause. l see also
platform, Rev. Dr. Joseph ID. Wickhan. .
member Of the class Of l7I5.snd the Oldest
living graduate Of Yale college" More
applause General Sherman and DR.
Wickham we're escorted 10 the platform
By member OF the alumni. and the latter.
10 spite oi his ninety two years. disdsined
The use Of the steps ~ the end and mount
81 the platform by stepping up on 10 Il
from the front. sn set which elected
lsashter and applause. A dozen member
Of the class OF 1888 also took seAls upon
The platform. When DR.. Wickhsm vss
called upon by the chairman, be said: II
hsd the pleasure thrce years ego OF being
Ia this ball. and sAs then hsIlsd. 10 my
surprise. ~ the oldest living Yale grsdu
ste. That was not then then true, ~ DA
vid l.. Ham Of tho class OF 1873 Vas then
lising. He has since died. graduated I
Asenty three years ago. 10 the clAss 1915, Z
snd an noe ninety one years OF age
Nathan BlFdssye. whom ] remember dur
ing The time us In college. ~ then the I
Oldest graduate, died 10 1918 over l03 I
rean OF age: and his life and my shorter
cns span the ersire existence Of Ysls Col
leee 70 Hev Haven. which wss established
ia Ssybrook What changes have bcsu
wrought IN the college during the seventy
seven Year, since catered II Then there I
we're 800 students; aud - the sole 10
sirucsors the frss President. Mr. Timothy
Dwight and Professors Day. Stillmsn and
Kingsley With halt dozen tutors. Con =
ifSst thai with The Yale University Of the 1
prsss0t day. Applause When asked
about my p<rscnai habits 10 reference ~
my health. have 10 ssy that have al
vays eschsse1. mot cheved) tobacco. nor
ussd ardent spirits: have been % opii
mist not pessim,sl, and have always held
. good opiaion 4 my iellosmen which
hes kept me ebcsrfal nndeS eli circam
stances"
nAxcRnsrrE cEsrm
Mrs. John G. Roberts Of Burlington 10
spsnding . wsck 10 io.n. :
Last vesk The Bs,ienkill Cherse Fac.
tosy shipped ; tons OF cheese
Mrs. Baker snd her daughter Of wal
Hsbron. n. ". are visiting Der sister. Mrs '
Geo. Lsvs
TO Jsnes Desh 81 ihss village ,hould
hs sivsE ,hs credit ~ heips the Amt ia
lovu 70 ssias tisuiscn sud MOrton Gag 7
Nd D 'nesieel. ssvep year old son =
" M. J. II. Pon~si~~i had one eye badly
Bafssa by 6ts cfseAer GA the fonrih Of !
laly, .
Mrs. y. A. Llsersood Of Ses Yott,
Mr Liaser~ooa ~ Brnekirn AL Mn !
Bfc.s. Pso,ia.pee r. l. arr ,isi,iss Miss
Lscy Morrill,
r NJ Johnson. dentist. 10 'siill 81 nj. o
nes rssdr ief 81 tuslnes ia Lis isss. lie o
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