The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-27

II. The Ciergy;
Learning and liberty claim them as advo.
Gates, Religion and Charity as exponcnts,
the Church and the College MS ornaments.
Those that are first among us are our minis.
ters.
DR.. N. s. S. BEMAN.
Il. The Larger:
Unselfsh, though everywhere spoken IL
aainst-always speaking, but never for him
self. The Bar of the Alumni retained for
the college, we expect 10 get our case.
EDGAR /. ORMSBEE, +. J.. PHELPS.
IS. The Physicians among The Alumni
Good for the cure of any case not iinmcdi
cable. Their mother will never die under
their treatment.
DIR. N. CUTTER, DIR. BRADFORD L
WALES.
10. THE Merchant:
He cndows all the liberal arts with libcr.
olity.
JOS. STEDNAN CLARKE.
90 The Farmer:
Lord of mother earth the true Husband
man. The culture of his children is the
pride Of their sire.
lion. JOHN S. PETTIBONE.
81. Pe,mont:
Our pride--our pride undimmcd before a
patron our lovc-love without regret or APP
prchcnsion the peerless one, where all are
peers that honor her.
Ex-Gov. HORACE EATON.
%. The Empire State;
Her patronage Of the college is illustrated
in her appreciation Of It's sons.
j. NJ. PARKER, Esq.
90. Raland County,:
From her beautiful landscape were dc.
rived the choicest plants of our cducationa'
cardcn.
f. j. HALLOCK. j. D. BUTLER.
81. .td3ison Coun'y:
Named from the love Of letters. though
founded in the train Of war. Refined b,
learning and guided by civic courage. ma,
she dwell in all the blessings Of peace.
%. The Lodics:
Angels to the college uncaring 70
themselves. never without sympathy for tn
mother, or love for the sons.
Rev. j. MATTOCKS.
90. The Press:
. The doom of the old regime. BY it tn
single free city becomes the .imitlcss Rcpul
c lie. S. NJ. CONANT.
= J. II. BARRETT.
81. Tile West:
Her morning beams. e%lancing from tn
east. gather in richer sI,lendor for the Gle
ries Of her zenith above the centre of III
Republic at It's noon.
: II. w. STARR, Esq, Prof, T. NJ. POST
%. The Tnion:
; The electric circuit of national life, VI
!, ending if unbrokcn.
" G. r. HULBURD, Esq, of New York,
HENRY LEWIS, Esq., of Alabama.
The shades Of night gathered thickly
round, before this ever memorable @intcryic
, was brought to a close, and at length, aft
joining with one voice "in "Old Hundred
the scenes OF the day were reluctantly tie
minated.
The whole number of Alumni pre-.
ent was between two and three hui
d dred = including representatives ofnea
IS y every class from that of 1905 dow
to the present year. We cannot no
give a complete list Of their names =
We hope they may be published her
We after.
OF the Glass of l-05, Rev. Am,
Bingham. Rev. Luther P. Blodgel
ir Rev, joel Davis, Daniel Hall, ESQ
..I c.Iom Ta.. IT N
anu N"'''' io""' i"' ~ "e'e Pe
ent.
or Several letters were received fro
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"''N"' "'""'"' w NAVY ""'y wv
for the following
WASHINGTON. Aug. 16. 1880.
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IL IN n",'"Iy ""u 0n"s "!i9n,
shnnI% ~. t"o, '"@ j., .;st;",, ,h m H.
nr n vntr NJ his noiot of tiuae unless II
manded bv some oycrr1ling necessity.
have locked forward to this Meeting
of our Alumni in anticipation Of great plei
ure' wish TO march again under I
IN. banner Oh my eia'F' 10 ho'u co'nnnunI
IN , J"., "'o' o, w" Tn, inOjo "no p1Ss'' 49,,
to rcmnant of our venerateJ Instructors
meet The members of The Faculty, vi
whom | have been associated, and I
young men whom | have aided 10 insIru
| wish to sec IN one gathering my lIier'