The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19
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TposAsy d, O'Clock 7. NJ. under ihe 70
prciai care of opf furna. 4 ~ WAR
town. Eal the rcu'lc,nsnly Conductor Of
ihe Mes laik EsPrrs tram. 90 the Rat.
land q Bufiinss-s Railroad wr noticed
10 she cars large nauiber u the citizens
Of KmlnA who were going 30 attend
Cosumenccaieui. among ~hgin ~ss the
lion. SoloNoS foor. 81 the a. ). Senate,
aHi Prraacf a tbs Associated Alumri Of
ihs college,
Tho Bsrrahurrate $ sermon was preach
cd 90 the Glass, on Sundays, O'Clock,
10 the Congregational Church, By the Rev
J. y. Brrl,erH.
81 ? - O'Clock, Tuesday, the Rev.
Prof PAS. g AnGascr Theological Sem
insu, delivered IN address before the
rhhld-lpiian Society. ~ The Congrcga.
uonal Church, 90 very large audience.
Az o'clock. the Hon JOE, =. II,Lr.
u Nc~ fors eiy. delivered N address. be-
fore the rh,iomalhc.iau Society. The
Church was crowded 20 oyerGoving. A
large number were unable 10 gain sduis
SION 10 the Church. great many Of Mr.
lIAtt', political friends wcrr present from
ell parts Of the State, to hear this great de-
fender of Human Rights. lie was repeat
eddy opplauded during the delivery Of his
Address. which occupied nearly two hours.
iiis sohiec, was "Naiional Morality
The exercises on "Wednesday rommenc.
ed q, O'Clock, by the business Meeting
d the Alumni, 1T the College Chapel.
The procession was formed at the Cha
pei at . IL, \, NJ, and moved TO the
Church, und,r escort Of the Middlcbup
Brass Band, where the exercises Of thu
Graduating Glass took place. The follow.
ing is the order of exercises al the Church
FOKrNooN.
|. Prayer by the President.
/ Music.
o "oratio solutatorin," L. p. sroNr
Montpelier
3. Intolerance" D. D. ANS, Eliza
BEETHOVEN, n. Y.
I. "Moral Influence of the Physica
Sciences w. n. BAcos, Orwell.
Muse.
3. Authors their Lives and Writ
ings," l.. $. CHrNrr, Rutland.
&. "lndiyidualiiy," d. d. IIAskrLI
Cornwall.
:. "Tbe Lesson of Reality ID. G
llookER, Castloton.
Music.
s. "Duoling,"J. a. IIowE, East Poult
ney.
Q. Feeling and Action, HENn
jaws, Wcybridgc.
10. "The Essential to Greatness" W
KrYrs, liighgatc.
Music.
II. "Unexpressed Thought" c. NJ
NAY. Middcouy.
II. "Aspintions--5 Source of Power,
J. i. RIcr, Bndport.
l3. Poem. &. G. Lane, Cornwall.
Music.
AFTERNOON.
Music.
ii. "The Students Reward" G.. W
THoMAs, Brandon.
II. "Individualism," w. w. WALkE,
ferrisburgh.
III "Tbe Measure of Life" J. !
WEES, Salisbury.
MusIc.
IL. CoNrTRENcE.-"The Relation ,
Radical and Conservative Principles TO s,
cal Elevation G. 4. WEEks, Salisbur,
Spsakers--B. u. AnEs, y. G. HooKEl
G.. A. WgEks.
Music.
II. Masters Grafton. IIinAM MIA
/ A. H., Cornwall.
Music.
10. Degrees Conferred.
, 20. Prayer by the President.
n. Boncdic,ion.
II Is unnecessary TO speak in detail
the productions of the gentlemen compo
ing the Class. They were all exccller
; and evineed = high degree of literary a
tainment IN their authors.
The Corporation Dinner was served I
at the ADDIsoN HOUSE,, at 2 O'clock.
was got up" in the very best style, al
reflects grca; crcdi, on the Supcnntende
Of the House, Gro. X. ORcrTr, ESQ. "a
mcrly Of Rutland, and lote Of Boston. II
: House Is doing a good business this Yea
> ard is acknowledged by all 10 be he lIou
/, Of the State. Long may 1t wave
y Al 3o'clock, Hon. D,SIrL Roman
= Jf., pronounced an Address before the s
cle,y OF Associated Alumni, Of the clio
Of which, Poem was pronounced bef,,
the Society, by EzEKiFL $. SArrRs, Is
p Of Alabama. IL was listened TO with prr
\ attention by large assembly.
In the evening Of the 10Th inst, n lev
e was given By the Preaidcn, Of the COLLEEN
p Rcv. Dr.. LAn.HrE. which was unusual
o well attended.
We understand that the College Is in
> very prosperous condition. 4 large Cha
have already entered, and more arc expo
ed A. soon rs the Tenn commences.
There arr great many strangers in t
place AT tins time some from gr,
distance, come mp To visit their Nina NJ
/, ter, and Others To enjoy the rich moun,i
!, scenery, aud TO regnlc thcmseiyo, by bo,
: cnug the "hnny Tribe" M the waters
: Lake Dunmore There is no place. ~
haPs, IN the state, where pleasure seek,
can ENJOY themselves 10 a better adyanis
(, than IN and around Midjlebufy.
!, Tfuly YOURS, f. G.. =.
= AuFus' ~, l-5'l
l- Han SrouA.--Mucl damage was Do
r. 20 crops IA ihis town by . hail storm whi
% passed through 1t lat Monday. I
( storm came if1sn The west nf north. a
% passed % the east Of south. covering
q irack Of sbou, hall a milo ia Hidth. Crsl