NOTES FROM ST. BATHANS.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 388, 18 August 1876, Page 3

NOTES FROM ST. BATHANS.

The long locked for break in the weather has corue at last, and a general resumption of work has been the result, which ia now being proceeded with.vigorously in. all directions. Assuming that the water supply will be equal to former seasons, thisshouM Ue a most prosperous on® for the miac-rs here," aa several costly head and tail races have recently beeu constructed, involving a considerable outlay, from whi<-h tbe enterprising proprietors should now reap the results of their labors. Professor .Brucv, learned in 'the arts of mesmerism and idm-isologY, i* ii ere, and purposes lii" 1 Pfileri-;i?i-"/>nj. fc.-i-n<orrow emj'n<r. when ail Mioso of submitting their ei.miums for ev:iv>iunii.-u will have an opportumly of ;o doing. A "iimlier of our music.;! mintenrs visited lilackstorte Hill 0:1 Tu.t d»y « ! Tening Jast to fit it eonc#vi j iven •■•.l -.id of the school fund, ai:d, despite t "<• ine'tv;>en< jof the weather. a Rio»t rrjijaVc 'Trniug' was tw.rsed, although iho nf.terrflnfttv w.-»? .cw.ewhfti ;inited, —rt}t":■_>::t■ b■ to ♦ ;i't> re eau£t\ C-•" '! 'ii'fil I'* -vi flj.i'f-iir'i; bss brrn Oona durnur r.'ic few month*, which, t-vkeri f.s a who:e, is • A-.-rv M ; i dot's, the hiffbU nut-ifr-KMis ir,f .irc < f tins divine!. :i'J i ivi.i :uj doubt- lie iukuii udvsntsgo of as. soiouos 'he Mwms at pirseotJ>fiag •'vPirSirtJ are eihtfnisted,