Scan 5
The New Hampshire register, farmers' almanac and business directory, 1892
43 lines. Read by computer on 12 September 2026. Printed page 3. See the scan on archive.org.
1Movable Festivals and Fasts of the Church.
3Shrove Sunday, Feb. 28
4Ash Wed.—1st day of Lent, Mar. 2
51st Sunday in Lent, " 6
6Palm Sunday, April 10
7Good Friday, " 15
8EASTER SUNDAY, " 17
9Low Sunday, " 24
11Rogation Sunday, May 22
12Holy Thursday, June 2
13Whit Sunday, " 5
14Trinity Sunday, " 12
151st Sunday in Advent, Nov. 27
16Christmas Day, Dec. 25
18Morning and Evening Star.
20Venus will be evening star until July 12th; then morning star the remainder of the year.
22Eclipses.
24In the year 1892 there will be four eclipses, two of the Sun, and two of the Moon.
26I.—The first will be of the Sun, April the 26th day, 4h 58m in the evening, invisible in New England.
28II.—The second will be of the Moon, visible and nearly total, May the 11th day 6h 1m in the evening.
29 It will begin 4h 19m in the evening.
30 Middle 6h 7m.
31 Ends 7h 40m.
32 Duration 3h and 20m.
34III.—The third will be of the Sun, Oct. the 20th day, 1h 49m in the afternoon, visible and phases as follows:
36 Begins 0h 29m.
37 Middle 2h 1m.
38 Ends 3h 2m.
39 Duration 2h and 34m.
40 Digits eclipsed 8½° early, on the Sun's north limb Moon's Lat., 55' 24'' N. descending. This eclipse will be central and annular in the northern part of the Dominion of Canada.
42IV.—Will be of the Moon, Nov. 4th day, 11h 5m in the morning invisible in the United States.
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