. 4 w. COLLEGES, PROFESSIONAL AND NORMAL SCHOOLS IN NEW ENGLAND. (Corrected 1873.) COLLEGES. THEOLOGICAL SCHOOLS. BATES, LEWISTON. ME. - Com., last THEO. SEM., BANGOR, ME, Or. Cong.) Wed, but one June, Vac., 9 w. fm Com.; - Aun. Thurs. af. let Wed. in June; vac. 6 w. fm Wed, bel, last Th. Nov. 15 w. from anni. bowDOIN, BRUNSWICK, ME. - Com., Vr. EPIS. INSTITUTE, BURLINGTON, VT. 20 Wud. July. Vac., 7 w. from Com., | - Acad. yr. 43 w. fm 1st Wed. in isept. Bw. from Wed. before last Th. Nov. THEO. SEM. (Ortho. Cong.), ANDOVER, Spring Vac., 1 w.. Mass. - Anni. Thurs. bef. July 4; vaca. COLBY UNIVER., WATERVILLE, ME. I w. after anni., and 3 w, in spring. Com., 4th Weil. July. Vac., fmom.,5 w.; Bost. UNIV SCH. OF THEo. (Metho.). im 20 w. Dec. 8 w.; fm 1st Wed. May, 1 w. - Sem. year beg. Sept. 9. MAINE WESLEYAN BEM. AND FEMALE NEW CHURCH 'Theo. Sci., WALTUAM, COLL., Kont's Hill, ME. - Three terms MASS. (Swedenborg).- Pres., Rev. Thos. 13 w. each. Com., 2d Mon. Aug.; last Worcester, Boston. Mon. Nuv.; 2d Mon. March. EPISCOPAL THEO. SCHOOL AT CAM MAINE STATE COLL, OF AGRIC, AND BRIDGE, MAss.- Year begins 3d Wed. in THE MECHANIC ARTS, ORONO, ME. - Sept., ende 3d Wed. 12 June. Sp, tm beg. Feb. 6, clo. Ap. 2); I w. vac. ; NEWTON THEO. Inst., NEWTON CENSum. teri beg. May 7, cli, Aug. 5; 3 wTRE, MA8s. (Bapt.) - Ann., 2d Wed. Jun. vac; Fallierm het. Aug. 27, clo. Nov. 25; Vac. fm ann. to 2d Tu. Sept., and I w. 10 w. Vac. Com, Ang. 5. from last Wed. Jan. DARTMOUTH, AT HANOVER, N. H. THEO. SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE, MA88. Com., last Thurs. in June; vac. 9 w. from Year is same as Harvard Cotlege. Com. and I w. in the winter. Year endo TUFTS COLLEGE Div. ScHOOL, COL last Thurs, in June LEGE HILL (MEDFORD), MASS. (Univ.)MIDDLEBURY, MIDDLEBURY, Vr.- School year same as that of the College. Com., 3d Wed. July. Fill tm beg.iw.later. BERKELEY Div. SCHOOL (Epiß.), MID NORWICH UNIVERSITY, NORTHFIELD, DLETOWN, Conn. - Year beg. 2d Wed. Vr.- Com., Th. June 25. Vac., 9 w. Sept.; ends about the 1st June. Recess Christmas term, 16 w. fm. Aug. 27.' Vac., Christmas and Easter. Div. Sch. of YALE COLL., NEW HAUNIVERSITY OF VERMONT, AND STATE VEN, CONN. (Ortho. Cong.) – Year beg. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, AT BURLING- Sept. .0; cont. till 3d Thurs. May. TON. -Com., :d Wed. July: Vaca.. Com. THEO. Inst. of Conn., HARTFORD. 10 w.; from Wed. before Christinas 2 w., Ortho. Cong |--Acad. yr fm 3d Th. Sept. and I w. from close of spring term. to 4th Th. May. AMHERST, AMHERST, Mass. Com., MEDICAL SCHOOLS. 20 Th. July. Vac., 9 w. following; 3 w. MED. Sch. OF ME., Bowpoin COLL., last of Dec., and 2 w. in spring. BRUNSWICK, HE.-Beg. Feb 19. lawls 16 w. BO3TON COLLEGE, Boston, Mass.- MED. DEP. DART. COLL., HANOVER, Two sessions, beginning on 1st Mon. of N. H. — Beg. 1st Th. Aug., cont. 14 w. Sept., and let Mon. of Feb. Exbib. be- VT. MED. Sch., BURLINGTON, Vr. gigining of July. Medical lect. beg. 3d Th. Mcb., con. 16w. COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS, WOR- MED SCH. OF HARV.COLL., B-STON.CESTER, MASS. --2 terms 21 w each; year The year beg. Th. af. last Wed in Sept. ; begins 1st Wed. Sept., ends last w. June. ends last Wed. in June. It is divided ARVARD, CAMBRIDGE, MAss.-Acad. into two equal terms, with vac. of i w. year begins Thurs. after last Wed. Sept., between them. ends at Com., last Wed. June; recess fm Boston UNIV, Sch. OF MED. (Ilo21 Dec. to Jan. 6, inclusive. miopath.) - Tın beg. Nov. 4. Tufts Coll., COLI.E:E HILL (MED- MED. INST. OF YALE COLLEGE, NEW FORI), MASS.- First tm beg. Sept. 4, '73, HAVEN, CONN.-Course beg. Oct. 16, 1873, ends Jan. 28, 74, vac. 2 w.; 2d tm beg. cont. 17 w.; spring om beg. Mch. 5, 1874, Feb. 12. Com. June 17; vac. 11 w. cont. 16 w. WILLIAMS, WILLIAMSTOWN, MASS. - DENTAL SCH, HARV. COLL., Boston. Com ., let Werl. July. Vac., 9 w. af. Com.; - Beg. last Th. Sept. ; 2 tms, 19 w.cach. 2 w. fmTu. bef. Chr., 2w, fin 18t Tu. Ap. Browy, PROVIDENCE, R. I. - ]st term LAW SCHOOL.8. beg. Se; t. 5, 1873, ends Jan. 15, 1474, vac. :3 LAW SCHOOL, AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS. w.; 2d tm beg. Feb. 6. Com., last Wed. Year is same as Harvard College. June. RostoN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW. TRINITY, HARTFORD, Conn. - Com., - Beg. 18t Wed. Oct., ende st Wed. June. Th. bef.July 4th. Vac.. 11 w. fm Com. ; 2 LAW SCHOOL, NEW HAVEN, ('ONN. or 3 w. fm Th. bet. Christmas. Recess in Terms begin Feb. 11, and Sept. 10. April. SCIENTIFIC SCHOOLS, WESLEYAN UNIV. MIDDLETOWN, OT. CHANDLER SCIEN. DEPT., N. H. COLL. -Com., last 'Th. June. Va.,11 w.fm Com., OP AGRIC. AND THE MECH. ARTS, AND 2 w, fm Dec. 9; and I w. fm Mch 26. THAYER SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEER YALE, NEW HAVEN, CONN.-Com. Th. InG, HANOVER, N. H.-Terms same as aft. last Wed June. Vac., 11 w. fın Com. Dart. Coll., except that Agric. Coll. closes 1st tm !+ w., vac. 2 w; 2d im. 13 w., vac. April 5, and last has 21 tm begin. 2 w. UNIVER. OF Vr., BURLINGTON, has STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, CASTLETON, also a scientific and agricultural course. Vr.-Year begins 1st Thurs. Sept. and Mass. AGRICUL. COLLEGE, AMHERST, ends last Th. June, 3 w. vac, bet. tms. Mass. – Three terms, 13 w. each; begin STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, JOHNSON, Jan. 1, Ap. 16, and Aug. 27. VERMONT. - Fall term 20 weeks. began February. Examination for admission, MASS. ÎNS. OF TECHNOLOGY, Boston, 2 terms of 20 w. each, and each term into WORC. Co. FREE INSTIT, OF INDUST. spring term beg. 2d Tues. in Feb. Exam SCIENCE, WORCESTER, MASS. - 2 tms; for admis. first day of each quarter. 1st, fm 21 Tu. Sept. to last Fri. Jan.; 2d, STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, NEW BRIfrom 3d Tu. Feb. to lst Frid. August. TAIN, Conx.-School year consists of SHEFFIELD SCIEN. SCHOOL (YALE | 2 tms, amounting to 40 w., beg. in Sept. COL.) New HAVEN, CT. – Terms same NORMAL SCHOOLS OF MAS8.-In each as Yale College. of these the course of study occupies 2 years, or 4 tms, each tm including 19 ws. NORMAL SCHOOLS. study and I w. rec. Exam. for admis., EASTERN NORMAL SCHOOL, CASTINE, at beg. of each term, will take place :ME. - Three terms-fm Aug. 14, 14 w., At Salem, Tues. Feb. 17, and Tues. Sept. fm Dec. 3, 0 w., fm Feb. 18, 4 w. 1; at Westfield, Feb. 19, and Sept. WESTERN NORMAL School, FARM- 3; at Bridgewater, Tues. Feb. 24, and INGTON, ME. - Sch. yr. from Aug. 26 to Tues. Sept. *: at Framingham, Thurs. July 3; 2 terms, 20 weeks each. Feb. 19, and Thurs. Sept. 3. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' MEETINGS IN MASSACHU SETTS. (Corrected 1873.) Essex, at Ipswich, on the 2d Tues. of HAMPDEN, at Springfield, on the 28 April; at Salem, on the 2d Tues. of July; | Tues. of April, the 1st Tues. of Oct., and at Newbury port, on the 2d Tues, of Oct. : the 4th Tues. of June and Dec. and at Lawrence, on the last Tues. of BERKSHIRE, at Pittsfield, un 1st Tu. of Aug.; and on the 4th Tues. of Dec., at Apl., July, and Sept., and l**t Tu. Dec. Ipswich, Salem, or Newburyport, as they NORFOLK, at Dedham, on the 3d Tues. shall order at their next preceding term. of April, the 4th Tues. of June and Sept., MIDDLESEX, at Cambridge, on the 1st and the last Wed. of Dec. Tues, of Jan., and the lot Tues, of June; PLYMOUTH, at Plymouth, on the 1st and at Lowell, on the 1st Tues, of Sept. Tues, of Jan., the 3d Tues. of March, WORCESTER, at Worcester, on the 4th and the 1st Tues. of Ang. Tu. of March, the 3d Tu. of June, the BRISTOL, at Taunton, on the 4th Tues. 20 Tu. of Sept., and the 4th Tu. of Dec. of March and Bept. HAMPSHIRF., at North .mpton, on the 18t BARNSTABLE, at Barnstable, on the 2d Tues. of March, Sept., and Dec., and on Tues, of April and Oct. the Tues. next after the :d Mon. of June. Dukes Co., at Edgartown, on the Wed. FRANKLIN, at Greetfield, on the 1st next after the 3d Mun. of May, and the Tues. of March and sept., and the 2d Wed. next after the 2d Mon. of Nov. Tues. of June and Dec. REGISTERS IN BANKRUPTCY IN NEW ENGLAND. (Corrected 1873.) MAINE. MASSACHUSETTS. 18t District, J. D. Fessenden, Portland. 1st District, H. M. Knowlton, New 2d District, John W. May, Auburn. Bedford. 311 District, vacancy. Ditjes appor 2d District, Samuel B. Noyes, Canton. tioned as fol OwR: Lincoln and Kennebec 3d District, F. W. Palfrey, Boston. Co's, Revister May; Somerset and Knox 4th District, 8. L. Thorndike, Boston. Co's, Register Himlin. 5th District, Benj. C. Perkins, Salem. 4th District, Charles Hamlin, Bangor. 6th District, E. J. Sherman, Lawrence. 5th District, vacancy. Assiyued to 7th Distrint, A. F. Jewett, Lowell. Register Hamlin. 8th District, Peter C. Bacon, Worcester. 9th District, 1. F. Conkey, Amherst. NEW HAMPSHIRE. 10th Dist., Gideon Wells, Springfield. 18t District, Thomas E. Sawyer, Dover. RHODE ISLAND. J. M. Clarke, Providence. CONNECTICUT. 1st District, Henry E. Burton. Hartford. !st District, A. P. Lyman, Bennington. 21 District, E. K. Foster, New Haven. 2d District, A. Underwood, Wells River. 3d District, R. Coit, Jr., New London, 4th District, L. N. Middlebrook, Bridge L. L. Lawrence, Burlington. port. 3d Dist. { 1874. JANUARY, First Month. O's Declination. Astronomical Calculations. Days. d. m. Days. d. m. Days. d. m. Days. d. in. Days. Id. m. 1 229.59 7 22 20 13 21 26 19 20 16 25 18 53 22 54 8 22 12 14 21 15 20 20 3 26 18 38 22 48 9 22 4 15 21 4 21 19 50 27 18 22 22 42 10 21 55 16 20 53 22 19 36 28 18 6 22 35 11 21 46 17 20 41 23 19 22 29 17 50 122 28 12 21 36 18 20 29 24 19 8 30 17 34 Full Sen, D's Day of the of Week. Length Day's of Days. Incre. B. . ml m. Sun Slow Boston. Place. h. m. *2 O Full Moon, 2d day, 2h. 19m., evening, E. ) D M Rises. Sets. Souths. h. m. h. 27 / mina A 41 Th.17 30 4 38) 9 80 5 4 13 104 107|br. 6 4311 32 2 Fr. 7 30 4 39 9 90 6 40 11/11, br. rises morn. 1.3 3 Sa. 17 30 4 401 9 10'0 7 5 15 0 h'rt 5 25 0 29 Cuks 49.7 30 4 41 : 110 8 5 16 01 0f h’rt 6 32 1 23 5 M. 7 30 4 42 9 120 9 6 17 1 11 h'rt 7 37 2.13 6 Tu. 7 30 4 431 9 13 0 10 6 18 13 2 bel. 8 401 3 0 7 7 W. 7 30 4 44 9 14 011 7 19 21 2 bel. 9 423 43 8 8 Th.7 30 4 451 9 15 0 12 7203 31 rci. 10 44 4 24 9 9 Fr. 7 30 4 46 9 16 0 13 8 21 37 4 rei. (11 44 5 3 10 10 Sa. 7 23 4 471 9 18,0 151 8 22 4: 5 rei. morn. 5 43 11 S. 7 29 4 48 9 190 16 8 23 5 5 sec. 0431 6 23 12 12 M. 7 29 4 49 9 200 17 9 24 6.sec. 1 48 7 5 113 13 Tu.7.28 4 50 9 220 19 925) 7 2 541 7 51 14 14 W: 17 28 4 51 9 230 20 926 8 8; thi. | 4 2 8 41 I5 15T.727 4 53 9 260 231027 88 9 thi. 5 10 9 36 16 16 Fr: 7 27 4 54/ 9 27 0 24 10 28 99 100 kn. 6 16 10 35 17 17 Sa. 7 26 4 55 9 29 0 26 11 29 101 11 kn. sets 11 37 18 18 S. 7 26 4 56 9 300 27 11 0 111 112 legs 5 19 0 38 19 19 M. 7 25 4 571 9 320 29 11 1 0 legs 6 39 1 36 20 20 Tu. 7 24 4 59 9 35 0 32 12 2011 feet 7 58 2 31 21 21 W.17 245 0 9 360 3312 3 11 11 feet 9 15 3 23 22 22 Th.7 235 14 9 380 3512 4 9 2ị t’d |10 29 4 13 41 24 h'd 23 23 Fr. 7 22 5 2 9 400 37 12 5 3 31 u'a 11 43 5 2 5 ( 24 24 Sa. 7 22 5 4 9 42 0 39 13 6 34 41 u’k morn. 5 51 25 25 S. 7 21 5 5 9 440 41 13 7 451 n'k 0 57 6 41 0 cleric:26 26 M. 7 205 6 9 460 43 13 8 567 arm 2 11 7 34 27 27 Tu.7 19589 49 0 46 13 9 71 arm 3 24 8 29 28 28 W. 7 18.5 9 9 51 0 48/13 10 8 8) br. 4 33 9 25 29 29 Th.7 17 5 10 9 530 50 13 11 9 5 36 10 21 30 30 Fr. 7 16 5 12 9 560 53 14 12 10 101 br. 6 29 11 15 died 2 sold 9j br. Aspects, Holidays, Events, Weather, &c. Farmer's Calendar. pen munuri , 1872. S. C. troops, in Charleston har., 1861. Th. icin. Oiu Peri. Hi, tides. A HAPPY NEW YEAR. Well 2 Fr. ( runs high. Snow in begun is half well done, they say. 3 Sa. Length of night 14h. 50m. Let us try it. The way to begin 4 D 20 Sund.aft. Chr. p in 8. bills. If a man must be all the well is to square up those little 5 Mo. 4th. 8 in 9. 6 H (: time in debt, let it lie together, 6 Tu. Epiphany. 5th e Jos. Guidotte celeh: steel due to one or two, and not scat { tered all over town. A lot of little bills that hang along not 8 Th. in Apogee. 640 paid, keep a man in hot water 9 Fr. Very low tides. places. all the time. The best way is to 10 Sa. 13stul: Napoleon III, ex-emp'or of France, pay as you go; but if you can't , 11 D Ist Sund. after Epiphany. do that, square up the odds and 12 Do. şah. Stmr Star of the West tired upon by ends, and see just how they stand. Short credits make long friend13 Tu. Signs of a thaw. ships, and prompt pay makes good 14 W. 8 in Aphelion. neighborhood. There's a heap 15 Th. OWO. 10th Rebeca ashyaad.cavit, of waste when you have a sloven D.D., dicd, 1873, aged 78 116 Fr. Feed ( ruus low. 4 stat. to take care of stock. 17 Sa. 68 (. 6 (. well, but don't let any of the todCold der go to waste. Sleep like to 18 D 20 Sun. after Epiphany. be free to go in when it storms, 19 Mo. { 18die huis toe gelede brúted novelisi, or stay out. Give them a chance , 1873, 67. 20 Tu.c in Peri. 21st. 6 i (. to stay out if they want to, and If 21 W. 6 $ $. Very ligli tides. they do all the better for it. clear and cold, they will choose 22 Th. Bila sebalishing the franking privilege by to stay out in the open air. Don't 123 Fr. and blustering weather.crowd them. Give them a vari24 Sa. 167. 6 ho. ety of food, for they like it, plenty 25 D 30 Sun. after Epiphany. of pure water, and time to drink it. Colts must have a warm place, 126 Mo.25th. Conversion of St. Paul. good hay, and some grain. Hens 27 Tu. { 28thBilleteransferring capital to Rome pay as well for their cost as any 28 W. 1 O. ó 8 h. Low tid. Other stock on the farm, if they 29 Th. (runs high. { George III., died, are well treated. Give them an airy, dry, and warm place, where 30 Fr. 16 g h. Charles I. beheaded, 1849. they can have the sun, and be 31 Sa. 16 c. Grows warmer. tree from cold draughts of air. passed , 1871. 1820. 1874. FEBRUARY, Second Month. TR. 19 O's Declination. 8 Full Sea, 1D's Day of soby Year. Day of Week. Rises. Sets. Sun Boston. Place. Rises. Southa. h. m. h. m. m. h. . . m. m. Astronomical Calculations. Days.id. m. Days. d. m. Days, d. m. Days. d. m. Days. d. 1 178. 0 7 15 12 13 13 17 11 9 25 8 58 16 43 8 14 53 14 12 54 20 10 48 26 8 35 16 25 9 14 3+ 15 12 34 21 10 26 27 13 4 16 7 10 14 14 16 12 13 22 10 4 28 7 50 24 9 20 D of Days. Incre. h. m. h. 32 | 1S.7 145 14 10 0,0 57 14 0111 h'rt 5 24 0 7 33 2 M. 7 13 5 16 10 31 01415 0 | 0 bel. 6 29 0 54 34 3 Tu. 7 12 5 17 10 51 2 14 16 030 bel. 7 31 1 39 35 4 W. 7 11 5 18 10 71 414 17 11 13 bel. 8 32 2 20 36 51.7 10 5 20 10 10 1 7 14 18 13 2 rei. 9 33 3 O 37 6 Fr. 7 8 5 21 10 13 1 10 14 19 21 24 rei. 10 34 3 39 38 17 Sa. 7 75 22 10 15 1 12 14 20 3 3. sec. 11 35 4 19 39 8 S.7 65 24 10 18 1 15 14 21 31 4 sec. morn. 4 59 40 9 M. 7 55 25 10 20 1 17 14 22 41 40 sec. 0 381 5 43 41 10 Tu. 7 3 5 26 10 23 1 20 14 23 51 5 thi. 1 43 6 30 35 | 42 11 W. 7 2 5 28 10 26 1 23 14 24 6ộ thi. 1 2 51| 7 22 43 12Th 7 15 29 10 8 1 25 14 25 74 73kn. 3 57 8 18 44 13 Fr. 7 05 30 10 30 1 27 14 26 81 83 kn. 4 59 9 17 45 14 Sa. 16 58,5 31 10 33 1 30 14 27 97 9flegs 5 54 10 18 46 15 S. 6 575 33 10 36 1 33 14 28 10 101 legs 6 40 11 18 47 16 M. 6 55 5 34 10 39 1 36 14 o 103 117 feet sets 0 16 48 17 Tu. 6 54 5 35 10 41 1 38 14 1112 feet 6 51 1 11 49 18 W. 6 535 36 10 43 1 40 14 20 03h'd 8 10 2 3 50 19|Th.16 515 3810 471 44|14| 8 | 03 11hod 9 27 2 54 51 20 Fr. 6 50 5 3910 49 1 46 14 4 1312 n'k (10 44 3 45 52 21 Sa. 6 48 5 40 10 52 1 4914 5 213 n'k morn. 4 36 53 22 S. 6 47 5 41 10 54 1 51 14 6 4 arm 0 0 5 29 54 23 M. 6 45 5 43 10 58 1 55 14 7 5 arm 1 15 6 24 55 24 Tu. 6 445 44 11 0 1 57 13 8 6 arm 2 27 7 20 56 25 W. 6 42 5 45 11 3 2 0 13 9 3 31 8 16 57 26 Th. 6 40 5 46 11 6 2 3 13 10 4.27 9 11 58 27 Fr. 6 39 5 48 11 9 2 6 1311 894 h'rt | 5 13 10 3 59 28 Sa. 16 37 5:49 11 12 2 9 13 12 97101 h'rt 5:50 10 51 It is not work that kills men, it is worry. Work is healthy; you can harılly put more upon a man than he can bear. Worry is rust upon the blade. It is not the revolution that destroys machinery, but the friction. |
