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me- COLLEGE, DINNER
At the close OF the the church the process
sion was reformed, and marched to the college tent
where the usual college dinner provided After dis
oIss,ng the good things on the table, with sppeses
ceeding sympathy between the brain and the stomach
the guests Were ready for the STOW Of SOUL" which
invariably follows the heavy productions OF the gradu
atng class Dr. Sears presided and, in his peculiarly
fecitous manner soon succeeded in putting the com
pany in excellent humor with themselves and each
other. The sentiments delivered upon the occasion
were impromptu and aimed at particular who
had found their way back to their Alma Mater senti-
ment for the State Of Rhode Island brought remarks
from the Lieutenant Governor Of the State Hon Duncan
c. Pel while compliment to the State OF Massachusetts,
called up Governor Andrew and very pretty and ap-
propriate speech together. An aluson to the sons
Of Browp who had left the walks or peaceful life
to tread the tented field, was responded to by
Professor ANGEL Of the University Professor Angel
alluded to his want Of preparation for the duty which he
had been suddenly called upon TO PERFORM but said he
was like General Burnside who wanted only one minutes
notice the service Of his country So with him
when called upon stand to speak for those who had
so noby gone forth from the University to the defence
he them procesSed q pay an eloquent tribute 70 the
memory OF those who had 30 periodically offered them
selves in the recent struggle The noble martyrs who
had fallen in the contest also feengly and appro-
priately alluded TO by Professor Ange Other speeches
were made upon the subject and upon this
sion large share of the dinner speaking matter was de-
voted TO the military of the University The shoa
der straps decidedly In the ascendency for the
nonce, and old Brown seemed like fond mother well
wanting good pitch and the song Snow This Cruel
War is Over" Or, Johnny Comes Marching Home" 70
TsnS, the .ss s,u complete Of this de-
is quite pardonable at this time and on this
particular occasion The history Of the war has
synonymous. Brown University may well be proud Of
the fair fame which her have In the defence Of
their native land and she has acted well mothers part
to welcome them back as she has done to-day. The
memory Of those who now sleep in unknown and un-
honored graves will be hold in perpetual honor by their
hour and all departed well satisfied with the day and its
very agreeable surroundings and associations.
THR NEUROLOGY.
The neurology Of the University for the past year
shows a large list. Death has been indeed busy, and
many bright and shining lights have been extinguished
Charles Bernard s Randall class Of 1852, Lieutenant
Colonel Of the One Hundred and Forty ninth New York
Volunteers fell MORALLY wounded at the siege OF Allan
Ia, Ga July 90 1854, aged thirty two years and nine
months He was in Syracuse at the commencement of
the war; and left large practice as lawyer to enter the
Judah Alden Mcclellan class Of 17se died in Bloom
field. Me-, August 20, 1854
Apollos Cushman, class Of 1902 died in Pawtucket,
September II, 1854
David Perkins, class of 1884, died in Bridgewater,
Mass, September TO- 1884
Jared Warner Williams, class Of 1918, died in Lancas
ter, N H., September 20 1854.
Franklin Greene, class Of i7es died in East Green
witch, R. l., October 2. 1854
Hon. John Htman class Of 1799 died In Providence,
November H. 1854
Rev stetson Raymond class Of 1914 died in Bridge
water, Mass November q, 1854.
Zaccheus Colburn, NJ D., class of 1927 died in Man
chester, N. H., November q, 1854.
David Alden, class Of 1888, died at Kewanee ILL.,, No
vember "a, 1854
Virgil Clarendon Smith. class Of 1859, died in st.
Louis, Mo-, January II, 1865.
Laban Mitchell Wheaton, class Of 1917, died in Norton,
Mass, January II, 1856.
Luther Metcalf Harris, NJ D., class Of 1911, died at
Jamaica Plains, Mass, January %, 1865.
Rev Samuel Budd Swain, d. d. class OF 1880 died in
Cambridge. Mass, February 3, 1885,
Ezekiel Holiness NJ D., class of 1921, died at Winthrop,
Me-, February g. 1885,
Thomas Denny Webb, class Of 1905, died in Warren,
Trumbul county, Ohio, March !, 1855.
Row. Evan Malbone Johnson class OF 1908, died in
Brooklyn, N Y, March 10, 1885.
Rev Charles Dresser, D. d., class Of 1928, died in
Springfield, ILL., March 20, 1885
Joseph Brigham class Of 1884 died In Providence,
March "a, 1855.
william Ide Brown class of 1862 major in the Eight
eenth regiment New Hampshire Volunteers fell in the
battle at Fort Steadman, on the night Of March 20,
1865
Rev. Horace Alexander Wilcox, class OF 1888, died at
Manhattan, Kansas, April Is, 1885.
Rev. David Burbank, class Of 1887 died In Chicago
ILL.,, April 20, 1855.
Rev Abncr Morse, class Of 1876 died in Sharon, Mass
May 49, 1865.
William Elijah Greene class Of 1898, died in worces-
ter Mass, July q, 1855.
Rev. James Sanford class Of 1872 died in Ware, Mass
Benjamin Cozzens, class Of 1871 died IN New York,
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