Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-12

S now fewer Vermont boys in college, in all the
colleges Of the country. than forty years ago.
Ia 1880. with population less by $4,000 than
: now, the State hal ,srsay r'-e students in the
various colleges n TIE laaI The total pursu-
ing A collegiate education hsi fallen from 2s5
in 1880, to d. toby ia view Of q fac, Ike
this it behoovel all f-ieals o.. liberal education
to do all they could &c NIL ~ th- colleges.
With some humorous allusols President An
gel then called up Rev. Dr.. S. s. Cutting, f5--
merly Professor q Rochester, New York Tai
vcrsi;y.
Dr. Cutting said he toos grea, pride in being
son q Vermont He hal aeyer, In his absence
from it, forgotten his loyalty TO hi. State, or his
debt to this University. He recalled some re-
miuscerces Of his college life here. He allsiei
to the practical character O.: the teaching then
given here, lul said be saw ia the speeches
Of tho grlIl.Jss today the marks Of
tie same characteristic instruction. The
Alumni and friends Of the College could
do no better service 90 society than in enforcing
theinpoi tlu,e Of en- h thorough culture. HehAi
not been surprised by the fac, stated by Pses.-
dent Angel His own observations had con-
wheel him u the fact thai ,lere IS little ia the
people az large, answering TO ths feeling Of the
men who eniow and carry on our colleges. he .
trusted We should get see different state Il .
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Aiming 10 the citation ,f,bs ,,1.-s. 70 H..
common schools. President ANGEL next welcomed
=, tho STATE AMI ,.r..l -,bi.e..- NJ J.5, u
French. IL. d. the new s.,ret,rv Of the State
Board of Eju,sti5p.
Mr. French sid he VA, inst nov ia a tran,i-
ton st.te. ike ,bs cissia whish are nos shift
ING off their eli .ser. Called recently firm,
,rofler state 81, ,lisrer esrl ,f-,bo- he hal
only within Twelve f-,-.. mas, fairly been ns4.
resident of Vernon. biz the arrival # bf. fam
" 70 make E. their re-7-.r.r- home t,a r.
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ferkirs Of Hartford C,r7.-f,.ber r Prof
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An tho chair ~ z,,,,,- R-,.,r aud G..,-.v;r
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nd add GREATLY ~ ,5s ,sst,lr-.s and -,-,,,,,
, tho I-rivs-.;.v Dr. pa-l;rs w., bs.-,;r., az 81,
lsrdel hi.
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rho had the deyre. ON D and with n'
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is essay now sal
Prof Collier rose. amid applause. for the N,
rrr,ss o. 81. soil - .,-;-.. III h.
asa, - TO,
lus-sh OF TINS gathering, which was IN danger 4,
running too high, by showing 10 them the fri
ind ofmsteris1 with which the srccassas en- CON, t,r
HI.
p''0' -o' '-' Genuine 'e' 'u'eH''
lust De achieved. Atier some humorous oh Sal
ervations upon his new honor. Prof Collier .
osei BY ernrsssip, his inlsb,o,l-o,. ,,.,rsof chi
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u before him, adding that his best hope would Is
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10 e1pressed ms pleasure II chewing old assO- Tho
atoms and his loyalty and love for the Upiyer- I'm
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81, lon
50 ''''e '-0'pA' % 'H' "lsn HenooI Al his
'rgennes, was next called upon TO fpeak for an
ademic tactics His remarks we're as follows tel,
Edward Everett in nv VA, NJ ,b;-L;,.- s.;i
me foolish ,bin,s jpri1- ~. -, OF
reer bnt he sqi9 a ve-,, Ne 81 - Eli
inc when he declared 10, =. 10 y,;-Ls y
N try 10 5uil1 a tbird erd f,,,-,b 60. dill
I basement ar foundation a. ?, So, - and
leces vi,bau+ ,,c1 r~e,a-a,or- saaLs-iH tent
rt with" Il
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lege and the coIIs,. rso,,s ~ ~ 'ue mar
TOOL funvi.a methods rreva1 i 10 III Mer
. unuise matbo5s iii ,-sva;l ~ ~ - wss
81 now nrenara,o-v tsacbs-s a-o -. cal
Ike the peonie see the nrorris.v ~ -a;si-S7 Uni
- aee 1ne y raisins up 10,
der the eyes Of masters. b,tb the :. tbsor,, mar
! ,be r-s,,;,a >, 81 .seaI; o.'H w ne tneOry Ian
that our efforts have not been e,,i-sy mn Of Il
,sssr,I 0''" e1''ey un- AM
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5O OO0 tx N,-raoI ;s.rr,,! ~ 9e4l bis
sorrv 10 say Io,,s f,r baL;nS 81 -: We miss
200 -. w.. s"e' ou' or
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given mo Iovo ba- az ,Lo g.. .-L.T stu,i