Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-29

then called on for statements respecting the
condition and progress of education in their
respective localities. j. w. Buckley, Esq,
responded for New York, Prof, u. N. Camp
for Connecticut, Prof Sanborn for Missouri,
S. A. Briggs, Esq, for Illinois, J. d. Phil
brick, Esq, for Indiana, Capt. Morey for
Rhode Island, Hon. Joseph White, secretary
of the board of education for Massachusetts,
Prof. Brooks, of Millersburg, for Pcnnsylva-
MIA, Mr.. Littletield of Bangor for Maine, and
jonathan Tenney, Esq, for New Hampshire.
Appropriate resolutions of thanks were
given to the various railroad companies which
had favored the institute with free return
tickets, and to the citizens of Concord, the
keepers of the hotels, the lproprietors of the
churc where the meetings were held, Prof
Davis and his friends, who had done so much
to make the meetings of the institute inter-
cstng by the excellent music they had fur
nished.
This morning, at half-past seven, by invi-
tation of Gov. Gilmore, large party visited
the reform sch at Manchester, and returned
to take trip, at halt-past ten, to Lake Win
nipesaukee. All the proceedings at this meet
ing of the institute have been harmonious,
and there was no failure on the part of any
one announced to speak, to appear and fulfil
ance Of $341.34. The officers elected for the
ensurng year are the following;
Observation-Disclosures Northeihl, New Britain,
Conn.
Wee Presidents. Samuel Pctteg, RoXbury,
Mass; Barnas Sears, Providence, Il. l.;
Gideon f. rhayer, Boston, Mass. Benjamin
Greenleaf, Bradford, Mass; William Rus
sell, Lancaster, Mass. Henry Barnard, Hart
ford, Conn. Alfred Greenleaf Brooklyn, N.
Y; Samuel S. Greene, Providence, r. L. !;
Ariel Parish, Springfield, Mass; Leander
Wetherell, Boston, Mass, George b. Emer-
son, Boston, Mass; Nathan Hedges, Newark,
N. j.; Zalmon Richards, Washington, d. c. !;
John w. Buckley, Brooklyn, N. Y; Thomas
Sherwin, Boston, Mass; John Batchelder,
Salem, Mass; George Allen, Jr.. Boston.
Mass. David N. Camp, New Britain, Conn. {;
John ID. Philbrick, Boston, Mass; Joshua
Bates, Boston, Mass. Alpheus Crosby, Sal
lem, Mass. Ebenezer Hnrvey, New Bedford,
Mass; b. 6. Northrop, birmingham, Mass. !;
George +. Phelps, New Haven. Conn; Hem
ry E, Sawyer, Concord, N. H.. E. 2. Wes-
ton, Gorham, Me. E. +. Strong, Bridgeport,
Conn. d. f. Hagar Jamaica Plains, Mass. {;
Daniel Leach, Providence. r. L.; A. z.
Stone, Plymouth, Mass ; Edwin d. Sanborn,
Hanover, n H.; B. w. Putnam, Boston,
Mass; John Kneeland. Roxbury, Mass. !;
Daniel Mansfield, Cambridge, Mass; 7. w.
Valentine, Brooklyn, N. Y; j. L. Little
field, Bangor, Me-; Joseph White, Williams
town, Mass; A. S. Briggs, Chicago, ILL.,. A.
Wood, Meriien, n H.; j. NJ. Gregory, Ann
Hdrbor, Mich. A. j. Phipps, New Bedford,
Mass. Ellis Peterson. Castine, Me; j. w.
Dickinson, Westield, Mass; Merrick Ly on,
Providence, r. |.
Recording Secrefarg.-S w. Mason,
Boston, Mass.
Corresponding Secretries.-T. D. Adams,
Newton, Mass. Granville 3. Putnam, Quin-
cy, Mass.
Treasurer William ID. Ticknor Boston.
CuratoyS.-Nathan Metcalf, Boston, Mass !;
Samuel Swan, Boston, Mass. j. Il. Horr,
Brookline, Mass.
CsnSorS.- William 7. Adams, Boston, Mass +;
James A. Page, Boston, Mass; G. Goodwin
Clark, Boston, Mass.
Counsellors. Charles Hutchins, Boston,
Mass .n~.., itu,~Iun, Conn, uoU.
n. Bigelow, birmingham, Mass. Moses L.
Brown, Toledo, Ohio; William L. Sheldon,
West Newton, Mass. A. G. Boydon, Bridge
water, Mass; w. a. Mowry, Providence, r.
l.; n. a. Calkins, New York city; J. w.
Webster, Concord, N. H.; Mark Bailey,
New Haven, Conn; D. w. Jones, Roxbury,
Mass; j. n. Bartlett New Britain, Conn.