The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

Ihek following was read oef0re the A
sociatod Alumni Of the u. Y, NJ, at i
recent Commencement, by J, S. d. Tay
lor Of st. Albans, a graduate Of that il
stitution:
received not. the other dsv from U. Y.
in which there frat met nv eye Cows 10 Alum
Dinner, Aug. 5th."
So much | read and said ri u
A. sure ss I'm sinner
Thro dust or mud knee-deep cr 80.
III he ,hsre At tho dinnor
You know nv forte, my friend, thought -
My speciality is eating,
From first to last, nom soup to pia,-
And henoe you ,end ma greetiss
III go | said. lie ,ure Iii 20
Halffare or whole no matter
The thought acts every nerve ssor,
feel | N growing fattsr.
Choice spirit, will be thsre no douSt,
In spite OF Prostitution
And "hov Of soul put caro-, to rsst
Twill lie an honr Elr.sn.
IA ted | could plainly hear
The emptyiug trenchers ratts,
Aud scent the toothsome. bountssss sheer
As war horse scents the battle
But highest ,ido has lowest chs
White heat shivering Eers
Sad failure. form life's woof aud rst
A, witness fddling Nero
seb irptn
Nv heart went family beating,
On further feadins make spesss
At the Alumni meeting,
A. lightoncr Of our gastric lcai.
Like spiritual lcaven;
To rai'e us on cur upward sosl
Two toity-Hise towsrl sesves"
Oh M ~ friend, IA, ten tmess.
Il sit right down aid write hia,
It's awful hot engaged, csst 20,
AM YES, another item.
I've chronic paine in cae,t and hosi
Drink oslv mineral water.
have 20 lto un Graham hrsad
At least ,po.e ou9hto,
AM more, I've pledged csms .sn or sA<4.
i.o Hopes dim lamp should aiss.r
ind Fortune prove hctle Jade.
will not 90 11d fq1sr
hHl 1Aen Thought Of Balt,'. .asH.
How eNqui-i,o thu .c,iug
IHsi might chance 20 catch si.aAr.E.
hpi also o. tLe eIas-. ing
With 'h"i-ael friend. o'otssr Gav,
s. many gone forever;
The lew vet left soon silver grew.
vo- my best eniesvor,
To join right hands for "Old L,pgsyss"
In spite Of wind and veatLsr,
Aud talk about the rain and slins
: Eca We we're sovs together
Audii cannot dodge the speech,
Must toe the mark, III toe it;
And tho am not fit to preach
I'll play that I'm poet
About tsrso mnuies scarcely in.w
For fear Beyond a question
Ihere'll bc loud talk about bste
Aud pains from indigestion.
To-day NAV have lis need OF praise,
Tomorrow lie more glorioui
Tint yesie'iY is day of days
For It am uprosrious,
For youth returned, Huua Huns
I've slipt my two score tethar
truce TO Preaching, Teaching, law,
We're hnvs sneo more together.
Earth doe. not wear her s1o-v locke.
Her saddonei taco und chesrlssS
BIT hall the time, and then forth wsiks
The youthful pure and peerless.
While nature is as gay 50 housrs
And sunshine well can make be-,
Who can regard the dutv ours
To he hor undertaken?
Once more let's have pleasant n..
II Pleasures gastronono'
Or il she wears the robos sf rhyse
And be tride comic
Or il she don serious
EcittinG halls scholastic
With eloauence or music pair,
Or wit a bit sarcastic.
The mortal sul immortal both
Shall have blissiul ssssos.
Or will say. ii under oath
cannot tellIthe reason.
Unless 1t be our bachelor State
o. tempora, o mores,
That (TdteTs eer should coasrsxsts
Without the dear sorsres
II is fact, too Fad for mirts.
That science sheds no ravs oil
sai Alma Mater can't bring forta
But those ef male rsrsussi,s
AGrstihe wisdom opsi her sstG
her soyen fold pillared pslScs
Aud sent forth maiden gra aluStss:
Think Won il wa, in maica'
Would il not be beauteou, .xht
thronei king and qNeen,
Beside each fat sumsu> w.ht
soul-fSl srnoinc2
Here Al our grand syupOApra
Ts see 10 Bloomer dreisa
Among eur Alumni, sour anS .lsa
SoWe sweet alSmniesses.
And hsnss will rropose a toast.
Tho prs A. b. s msT mutter
Tie ore, Who, when she 10 the toaT
We don't want any butter
s.sHHs.s.-z---sz.--.--uasg.
GREAT OLD AGR,-A French COW
was condemned for crime al Gig
teen years, in the year 1924. 10 slil
nj. 8. Il. 4