Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13

sympathles OF bne CLASS ~ "o "sp "i'od
10 hOnors, wo oil felt honOred with him.
Bot To be more particular.
A., who was the blg.bellied boy. Is now
the Aldermanic man. u candidate for Cover
nor in a neighboring state. d., an ambi'
,ious boy is now ,ucccssful Professor in
Medical School. b., "a, is q missionary
among tho Sandwich Islands. lie writes
u. that his poll has been shOrn Of his glory.
lie bad the reputation when student OF
keeping his books always neat, which bis
roommate said arose from the fact that he
never used them. u. 81, clergyman AMI
beloved by oil the class. u. 18th, A Prof.
Of Theology. and prominent man in his
denomination. O.. gone TO California -
C. %. a good fellow. Isa minister in Pa,
Had To leave his situation because they PAID
his salary wholly in produce, and he could
not travel with such coin. Measures > feet
/ Q inches without his hat. Aldermanic In
proportions. q. ID. we fear ha. not done
rs we'll as he was capable. but we prefer to
draw q veil over hs in6rmi,ies. &. 9TH,
a good scholar and . promising lawyer.
VIII be governor one Of thosodays. G. 5ib,
a minister travelled In Earope,a good scholar.
dead. d.. died some years since. ID. "a,
was good fellow, scholar and popular
clergyman. though lazy in the morning.
when a student. r., Travelled abroad, but
soon after died at home, good fellow. b.
ii, modest as innocence itself, fine scholar,
a genius, and a popular pastor in the New
England Metropolis. 4. 30, tall wiry
looking fellow, conservative. talented, sue
ce-sful. energetic and pastor Of church Tor
IG years. the best compliment In bis favor.
O., good fellow. H.. bright eyed law
yer and successful. II. "a, q physician.
dead. II. 80, a minister, a sound mind ma
sound body. L.. died south, gOod scholar
but with too frail constitution TO live long,
a lawyer. the musician Of the c'ass. l.. ID.
the wit Of the class, died ss soon Ne he grad
uatcd. ~, u lawyer. NJ. "a, dead. NJ.
Sd. frcnchman, u good scholar, but the
victim OF in,emperance, Of which he died
r.. good fellow. prc-iden, ola Blind A'y.
lum in the South. =. %, eccentric, tai.
ented. successful in business, q fayorlie OF
the class. H., minister. face always bo-
nignan,, a good scholar and rs good man.
s.. a banker, and thriving out west. 5. ed,
lawyer and one who enjoys good laugh
even at hi. own expense. 5. Sd. minister
and an antiquarian by virtue Of h.. descent,
as we'll a. in his individual tastes. , lth,
a lawyer. south, q good scholar, and sue
cesful. ). 5th. dead. s. 9th, literary and
we'll read IN law, dead. 5. 9Th, expected TO
study the three professions before be entered
on the stage OF lfe,-has not been heard
from since. ;. Sth, u minister, good wri-
ter and speaker, and settled in tho New
England Metropolis. y. 9th, n lawyer, OF
good talents. politician. 5. lOth. u
brother Of no. ., taxes good stand n. a
physician. T., alawysr in Illinois. T. ID,
once candidate for governor, but did not
succeed for wan, Of votes sufficient to elect
him. poet Of good talents, especially in
descriptive writing. T. 30, physician and
teacher, a clever fellow, who thinks more
OF himself than Others DO Of him. W,
pairr omHign, a father OF the elias, truly
Respected by all, and recently descrvodly
honored by hi. Alma Mater. Maio' ammo,
lrGi. W. "a. from Canada, history un-
known. W. Sd. u teacher, good scholar,
too difidcnt. W. 18th, at first Professor
IN college. south. u good scholar, hard
worker and successful in business, settled on
his native spot. One sixth Of the number
have paid the debt Of nature.
IL was good to DO boys once more, al.
though many things had changed. TIE
little old yellow chapel was looked for in
vain. The library IN aloovcs was decided
improvement, over the present arrangement.
Instead Of the Chapel Aforesaid. stands one
Of stone, q sort Of Norman Gothic affair, the
admiration no doubt Of Prof g., bot con.
tanning few real conyenieneies for the stu.
dent. The Presidents house IL missing
leaving largo and beautiful square in
front. A new college building has since
been added. We missed the presence Of
President Allen, and OF Prof. Longfellow
and Prof. Newman, the last, the best Of
men.
The bold deeds Of the class were not for:
gotten. such Us when Freshmen. they gave
a Sophomore dueking; resistance OF the
class TO tyranny, aud sundry other matters
we'll known IN history. Some naughty
members Of the class during the night put
over the door Of Prof. C.'s laboratory a
black.mi,h's sign, the reading OF which the
next morning caused him special gra,ifca.
ton. Prof. p. stepped along and read his
sign as that Of tailor, while over the
chapel door was an enormous sign Of Prori-
son Sore.
4 Several Of the class have lost their wives,
whilo one has had his peace twice slain.
Most Of the class were unwilling to aeknowl-
edge that they had moro than three children.
while one glored in being tho father OF
eight. All acknowledge that their chill