The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-21

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Neln ip Aumui Iay The ey-
crr'e avu opCncd with pfayCr ~ Rev.
Nr Hal ui kulmu Theological semi
nary thc AlB1uui orator. Hon Joseph
III. Baragit If Washington. wns intro
dueei ht Em DE- Ow,n ~ New York,
prajent of tho day.
IA, pagt T. r. sherman. Esq, of
Chicago baiug absent John g. SAKE
wa induced to deliver his pocm eNoW
England At the Alumni duncr Rev
DR. ostu presided, and with happy re-
marks. sultel t1 each, called uut Hon.
Hrmy tbipman, % the elaes II 1908:
President kitebell Rev nr Park, ~
Nndolr Theological seminary, Judge
Parkye Of OwrFo, n y. Prof q NJ.
Mead, of Andoyer Theological somiua-
4ry; PnnL James Butler, of Madison.
Wisconsin; John q SAKE; Row Dr.
Hal, of Auburn, n. W Rov W n.
Winchester. or President Laharr1o.
Rev hlr liurlhorl aud Hon j. A. BAR
8rctt
The following is a list Of officers cho.
sen.
/ President Rev DR.. Chiokorinq.Po Port.
/ land, Nc.
Icf Presidents Rev. J. ]. Owen, II.
/ r. l.. l.. ", \. v, lion. ID Roberts,
Burlington, Roy J. Bradshaw, Crown
Point, n. Y, Hon } w Stewart, Mid
dlghury, and lion, W. G, Dmton, Rut-
/ land
Treasurer II. S. Footo.
SrrHB4t-C. g. Steele.
Central Commat Il. ID. Eldrogc, l.,
I T. Knapp, O. Wooster
/ Corresponding Secretary Prof u.
Kellogg
Neurological Reporter Rev. II. s.
/ Cushmuu, Manchester.
ThuradaS Commencement day, tho
Inauguration exercises Of the Rov. lIar-
yoy Donnison Kitchell, Of tho clnss Of
1888, rs President were opened with.
music !Y tho Mondelssohn Quintctto
Club after which prayer was offered
j by the Rev. DR.. TonnoS Of Lyme, n.
III.
Rev. Or. Lnbarreo made an address
TO DR.. hitchell, hi which he welcomed
the newly elected President TO the hon
ora ma labors Of the position.
DIR. l.abarroo thon read an interest
ing address in which he gave an histor-
zeal account Of the College SINCE tho
day Of his Inauguration, twenty-six years
ago
Dr l.abarroe then presented to tho
I President elect the Charter Of Me Col
loge the College keys.
~ hitchell thm pronounced his IN
lauguat address lie discussing ed
ucalion, is aims and scope.
After the corporation dinnor NJ tho
Addison House, which was larpoly ri
tended ~ the Alumni Of AIiddlobmy.
and taW from other colleges the Com
Imcnecucnt exercises proper took place
as follo0a:
rr by Row Dr kitchcn Presi
acnt Music by the Qttintotto Club of
Eoston CRATIC Salutatoria, LEROY
4 Matthew Pierce, Londonderry, VT -.
Grafton The Resistance of Enemies
weaker han the Inertia Of Friends,
!. Wllimr Doming Brown, Now Hlvou,
/ Ct; Grafton The Essay style yg. the
Oratorieal, Royal Jerome Eddy, VIM
hah, N,j Music by tho Quintetie
Club; Oratiou The Freedom of tho
/ American julius s. Grinnell, Masgona.
/ n Y; Grafton Christianity an In
tcrnational Bond, Harry James Porter,
Rutland, VT; Music by tho Boston
/ Iuntrtto Club; Grafton The Ethics
! Of Criticism, Abnor Smith, Cmcago. ILL.,;
Grafton Interests, not Mon, Shape our
National Policy Oscar Iiamlin 5tcarns.
Shirley Village Mass; Music by the
Boston tluintctto Club; Philosophical
Oration Tho Dynamic Power Of Sin,
Eugene John RanaIow, Georgia, Vt ii
/ Naledictory Grafton Tho Laws Of War
an index of Civilization, Nathan Round
Nichols Dandy Vt; Music BY The
Boston Quintctte Club; Masters Ora,
ton, Nathan Button Smith.
Tho following honorary docrccs were
conferred:--L. l.. D., Judge Horny
Chapman, Detroit, Mich; John q.
Sake, Albany, n. y; D. D., Rev. Nor
man Hall, london, England; Rev.
Norman Seayor, Rutland, A. NJ, Roy.
Bennett Eaton, Middlobury; Roy. H..
A. Wymcr, Essex, N. "; William ID.
Brennan, Malone, M "; Il. Conant,
Randolph.
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