The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

the young ladies' spoke and r..a
as whole did not aucn s,r,., Inc esq.,.
count Of All extraordinary rl.' 's' ~ Ga a.
not say they were the best n,o ,,' We >aal
kind We ever heard. There ye.' .'0o> q ,ay
excellent articles. With ,.ar '"o Or three
on the other side, the drI.r exception,
The Committee appointed 10 .,, WIS aay.
essays, awarded the prize - Ma It..
SpaaIdiog in this decision The 5 a1',s Lizzie
not taken INTO tie account '''''7fy wss
On Tuesday evening Rev y "
ngton' of Rochester, n. Y. deIjys, -, HUI
ture before the Institute. HI. .n,i 4 lee,
The Bible as Book Tao ssd.n r.j r.. va,
oil his lecture were happily copca,rs, '''u.at
strong IN It's logic, tauItIess in II. =, :. Vas
ana perhaps IIore than ordinarily poo lI';o'Io
delivery. The impressions left 9 11a III '.'
minds were highly pleasing, and ~ N 1rn. '4'
will prove as advanta. eous ,s ,s uuS' a's'
agr eeable. We hope TO see his fce aD ,!, We're
his voice moe frequently in New ED 1'a uS'
Wednesday, 2. NJ, vas occn n|oi'la'
orations, essays, &c, from member. WIG
Amphictyon Society, the reading Of tbs =, me
roll aud ANNOUNCING Of the prize, T6a '''l'
tons oil some of the young men womb ~ VIA
done credit to older scholars Thu . n'''
was furnished by Quartette CHM .luS'
tIonal song, written for the times an,. 49,
|'On to Dixie brought down the boYsa .Y-
clergy men present taking the lead IN cnesr,a
On this, as well as other occasions n , lug
exercises, Miss J. A, Thompson tp,on aY'"
instrumental and Vocal Musi?, presided VI -.
the piano Her performances pleased eT., =.
one.
The closing exercises on "Wednesday .r..
ny consisted OF oratons from he YOU me-.
Much might be said in praise Of ,hpr 49,.
formances. We were agrcoaOy sprn,;...
Both AFTERNOON and evening frequent Huston,
were made to the state OF the countrv .,
war, some Of the most prominent mi.i,.,
leaders on both sides and the most ,em.,c,'
Bile battles, with shrewd remarks thergoo
Strong patriotic and antj-slayery septimen,.
were expressed. The boys were posted 3.
wide awake.
In listening to the ten essays from tn.
young ladies, We were not a little surpr>qs
that no aiiusiou hatever was made 10 Ib..
which Is moving and exciting every nte!ieeg
man and woI0an throughout the eDetb anr
bre"!th OF the land. Upon inquirng, now
ever-tor We confess to some anxiety in III.
uiattcr-we were assured that the youn. 3.
dies had read the papers knit stockin,
tor the soldiers, and were stronIy in favor 81,
The UNION.
Three of the young men have complete.
their preparatory course, and vii 90 to college.
viz J. W, Barnes, G. L. Barrows aud 4.
Weston. hey will 90 to MidiIetown.
The Principal, NJ. G. Dean, has the genera.
management OF the Seminary, College and
Boarding house. It's not to much to say tia,
so universal and perfect satisfaction has never
before been given. It's a matter Of deep re.
greet that his amiable and cultivated vile, uao
has been such an efficient help to him ii the
boarding house and in the recitation room, ],
obliged to retire Tor the present from active
labor, OH account CT i'll health.
We are informed that but small deb, r.
mains upon the institution, which is ben,
gradually diminished. The punber OF stu
dents in attendance from term to term is grad
ualIy increasing, Its future prospects ar
bright.
A good religious influence invariably pre-
wales. Scarcely term passes out witness
the conversion OF goodly number Of your.
men and women in attendance. Several Of ou
Conferences have efficient ministers and maa'
of our educational institutions have professor
and teachers, who were converted here.
May the institution long live and cont'n4
to increase in strength and popularity.
) bid 1t hearty God speed.
In behalf of the Examining and |lslt'9
Committee J. S. Barrows
Weston, Vt, May.