The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
The Vermont Universy.


! hc commencement exercises vi this ITg.sftu
ion WIRE celebr,s,.I at Burlington Tuesday nd
Wednesday. Au;~,St jh and 9th
The exercts : K Comumncemeug Day were
., follows
}, Prayer by lto:. Torr.y acting President.
: Dominion OF Lsw-llijah l,r ings Beg
beta, DoKalh, \. Z
3. Progress OF iUuA-JoDn johnson .tllen.
Buriiug,on.
i. Narional Li,arature snd W"s>-Rob.7t
Fleming ,;BuT.ington.
). Fhe Trnc Lite M,ure of the Prcs,n.l-t ,e,e-
Buck tockran. Mortified.
+. Unaercurrents Henry Chester 2arsonr,
st, Adams COURSE 1ncompl4te)
.. The Wrecks Of AmhticN--J. M:Droe P0-
hand, Montpelier.
s.. Social progree--lIirana LeRoy Huller,,
Durham, T.. f.
9. Whittier are We Drifting ?-!}ubbar,..
Clark farrar. Swan1an.
M. The Progress Ga1 Issue of Modern Pha-
lssopcal fhough,-Iga-ri,on l'..ton-W+s, Ad-
dNon
IA. Netternich and CAvou,-JosspA Par
fridge B7aib'srti, St. M'ans.
- FaAh, the Coadi,ion OF Ac,fo5,--!lor-
acs Barlow Burlington
b.. Hf0snerhood Of Nsstiona--John Theodore
SAKE. Bus!ing,on
"a. Truth, she Ee>1e,,; and Al,meo. Of the
SouI--,Iots. WorthiD.Iots Woodward, West
ford.
h. sci. spbord,ixate - til. Law o., Moral,
Harmony--,Sa,nes W iSon Davis. Montpelier.
Gdn4adsisS for l'e. Rastcr's D.ss..
rs Scholarship Observation-Disclosures, Henrs
Hall, Wilson
h. ot, I.
Gilbert, Malone, y. y
Is. Degrees conferred
The following Honorary Degrees Hsre oyn-
A. M.-'Ibomas W. 3slloway, Boston. Mus :;
William +. Cantwcll, Nalonc n. /. Joseph
l. Dodge, Portage Cls7, Wisconsin,
H. D.-Rev. SIdnst H. Marsh, President
Paclir University Orssom
H. l.. d II. p. Devices. NY.
"a. B.--Iebina 2adon, U,rE,erly OF .he
gradnA'lng class, now. = prisoner oS war In he
handS Vt ohe rehels.)
Ehe 4xa7cirrs ot tLa yraduatinz sass ware
ersditlb'e 10 the young uen anG the inseou
'i"ns. Ike Mendelathen Quinte4e Club, oon-
trtSnted largely to TIE qualification, of the large
a&dehee IN attendance The coas~ratiaa din
'AN was bnrnished "a the Lake leu.s, ID a, style
'ha1 atapiy demonstrated that Buyinctan hxs
ssher hotels besides. the Amerlcan.
The University NJ iers To soma exlens in shs
Mss OF stndents, By the present demands of ,be
war, as many hav left her halls to. ninale in
the great nationai struggle. Appearances in
! l'eate that spiris of noble eotrlot,,n is cher
;shed here among, teachers and stuasnts We
learn with pleasure that ths Faculty. has ex-
erted itself to continue the course oS instruction
IN al the departments, so that the advantages
anered to studsnts have perhaps never teen
greater than atpreseut. Gha libuary building
which has beersso long desired. has been erected
and nearly completed du,ing tho summer. I,
Is beautiful and substantial structure Of hric.
NIFTY ieet by sixty fsst story designed for tn,
collections IN Natural HISTORY. the upper story
tor the Library. The arrangement of tho L.
orary room 81 similar to that of the Aston H.
brary in New York Ln addition to this ,ho
o'"th CNslege has Nsea thoroughly repaired and
very mueh improved: The rooms for studs,,s
nave been made couaodious and attractive
.-+----
a kELIc or BAREARIsN We learn from
mons Herald that the New England Mob-
od'St listorlcal Society has resolved from :,
Louis SORT Of pike or javelin, nearly nina.
ie2t long slim and stroag, with a sh,rn s,o1l
Sworh'ppint, taken, With lot OF others roo.
f"e Book Concern OF the Methodist En;ron-
| pa Cnnlth South, where ariccs Of ,br l;nl