Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-02
commencement Wcck-Is6t.

class OF young ladies' graduated, reading
Essays in the interval. Of Music by Held.
Cornet Band. The house was foil, but
not notsouncomfortably - croudci a. it often il
Es.7.-Tutsi'sc,usI DiseiPiige-AGNEs RLILLY, Wash
iu-t,ast i--
Essay-uy y NJ Is Wy KiBeI5z-NAEIpN HJYEr.
EssAy-p.a.h ka-!. q si4,ery-FEANcES L KLLLY,
Essay-N6a -rt Tton .vi.hty on~'-NAEYJ PHILIPS,
va,ell-tr, air., ,.Nr, REILLY wr.t p.-r uvi.l-
tCart.-r.l- . if..Hu.- sUr .'".. N-flss
Adifess g. lie ,.--s--..' -t-.4N a. LOOMS Pres
The Lecture, in the evening, was before
an audisuce filing rwo-;hiTd- Of the Hall.
aoi the Speaker won position in the
front rank Of platform orators. Iii- sub
j=ct Was The GA Fo.ey and Young
America" both Of which were er4 4pLjcsly
painted. The speaker hoped f'r the te,t
FIR tie Uuion, even under all lis peE.!s
Mr ileuson is pastor Of tie Broad St.
8ap;is; church, Pailai.
TJEsDAY-The Board Of Trustees,
aud tie Board Of Curators, met in the
morning. IL the afternoon, the meeting
0: tue Eigcarioo Sgciety in the Baptist
house, was addressed in an exceedingly
Interesting manner, - the President,
,J.hu 7. Cr,z-r, E-q } Rev. DR. Br-u;ley,
aul Rev DR.. Shadtach
E..aiay-About 50 of the Alumni, Of
maoy dlti-reu: Professions and locations,
c3uyen j, aud had the scry ic-s # the extra
Baud from Milton. After prayer By Rev
Robert Lowry, Ct brooklyn city. the Pres
iieu,. Leu, Linn, in'I auc,d the Orator,
Eev SEQ, 4. P,,.z Of New Y,rk, who
spoke an hour upon Trp'h-i's nature. il
f-!!, lis manner Of triumph, ari tie ia-
csntises to labor 10 its behalf The Ora
tion was pronounced without scrap Of
paper, not word missed, aud was listened
TO wila profound in;eres; ty full audi,
erce. Reredc;i9n By Rev. Nr. Helsyn
0: pailad
WEDNE>pAY-In the morning, the
Theological Depar;men. he'd their Auui-
versary. Singing ty choir, and sound,
practical Addresses were delivered as
f5l.ows:
IL Ieau~ur' fchr't1ui'y o. the cu;ra'ion Of tie
lle Cs-,1s,'T q Je-s FTo'e. Him -.'ae-EDWIN L.
Tie Tr..r-..,e ua'-ry Of itir.,iaHity-HILEs c PAR
Tie ,rl +, go; msu-w R NNEIL, Rus,i-riiIe, Pa
Air. g. IL ti..--uv Ksv - L. Bis. ID.
a'=r..n- q! prsFvss - RL' .JusE.N L,oAIsPre-t
Mr.. PardOe Is under appointment BY tie
Els, Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Con
ference, in the Norihumberlaud District,
sud Mr.. M'Nsil has accepted the charge
Of the Falls Of Schuy .k.-l Baptist church,
near Phi!aielPhis.
L'ceHHy.-The Hall was crowded for
the first time, By spectators Of the Socie-
ties Festival. Both the Orator aud Poet
chosen, failed to respond to their engage
meuis. Happily, Rev Wm. c. Richards
a gentleman Of Eugii-h birth, some time
resident in Georgia as au Editor We believe,
low pastor Of Baptist church in Proyi-
deuce, L. l.-zas oa his way to attend
C0mmeucementa At lis Alma Mater, Md
son University, Hamilton, y. Y, where
be had promised a Poem; be was Invited
to deliver it here, and thus filed the pub
.ic want most satisfactorily. The Ha..
was oruamente1 with the American Flag
from the walls CO every side, ard large
7pe was upon the rear Of tie stage. The 1
Milton Baud (uow the best in The interir
If the State) played all the National ans
and the Poets theme, for about an
hour, was the Stars aud Stripes He
more than fulfilled general expectation,
md bis illusions to the banner of The free
'epeatedly elected mos; tuuuliuoUs ap-
5lause.
Observation-Disclosures day prop
r dawued hot, dusty and oppressive as
lsual, but north wind sPringing up TEN.
iered the ferceuess Of the suns rays. A
MI, o.erhJwiug house, greeted the re,ir- a
ng students. The Milton Band again ri
IscOursed sweet music, aud the following n.
was carried out:
Prsv-r IS the Fr-silrut :.
l'I-st7ry-WILLIAN n HARRISON, Philai-lFtis.
iu-sti1r aui p-no-Ts-y-bA Nlp EJT5I. ra..i
- Aa.-ri.au S;aie1,--Jp>EIf4 >NIIG. 'lark.vi'lP.
Divine piau .H hlu4a ada-Es-JJsLlL h WAIVER, :
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