The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-05-02

present location Is among the best IN
town not only light but airy and every
way well adapted to their line Of trade /!
The truth is, they have never until now,
had far chance to do business. The
store they left was dark and lily venti-
lated and was so constructed that they
were unable to show but small portion
of their stock ON hand, and that to dis
advantage. But these difficulties are all
obviatcd now and Frank is spreading
himself to'good advantage. Look at them
The truth is, our merchants are now sell
ing goods at rates that defy competition.
JuNloR ExnmrIoN.--Q Quito large
audience OF the citizens Of Aliddlcbury
and vicinity assembled at the Union Hall
last Tuesday evening TO greet the members
of the Junior class, on the occasion OF
their annual exhibition. This anniversary
has come to hold prominent place among
the annual entertainments Of Middlebury.
1t is the first appearance Of each class
before the public in original exercises,
and here the first impressions Of the talents
and the acquisitions OF the young men are
often obtained, by those who love to watch
the progress and develop ment of the
human minds, and in their own minds, at
least, record prophecy Of the future
career.
At this exhibition there was nothing to
mar the proprietics Of the occasion-not
even the usual distribution of mock
schedules and printed sheets of low wit
aud personality Everyone thinks the
Sophomore class have done themselves
credit. The Bennington Band was in
attendance and showed taste in selection
and skill in performance. the programme
of exercises was as follows:
CRATIC Salutatoria, w. Il. Page, liut-
land Oration-'rho Present Condition
of Poland, j. b. Burke, Aliddlebury
Oration-College Life, c. Il. Cooke
= Middlcbury; Historical Oration-Th'
/, Conservative Influences Of the Middle
, Ages, X. c. Anderson, Stockholm, n
t Y. OratioG-Amcrican Capitalization
Walter lIag, Iibson, n. y; Grafton
Endurance Test of Strength, c. i
: Hale, Rutland Historical Oration-Th
: Conquest Of Granada, H. H. Ross, Rut
land Oration-Thc Uses Of Disappoint
. mcnt c. W. Howard, " indham Oratio
A Influence OF Poetry, Il. l.. Lawrence
Lisbon Centre. y. y: Scientific CRATIC
( Storm Signaling. c. +. Kingsley, Sail,
Q bury Omtion--'Ihe Constancy Of Chang
Q II. j. Nichols, Middlchury; Poem-Th
=. BAPTISM Of Louis, \. +. Abbott, Wash
- iuston, y. H. Fiction, G.. Il
. Rcmcle, Nlidllcbmy Grafton Politics
Parasites, L. NJ. Sherman, Clarcndo
- SPRING.; Pocm-A Tlagical Tale, Il. y
Bailey Cambridge; Oration-Inicrna
y tioual Arbitration, l.. l.. Walker, Nj,
: dlcbury Literary Conicrcncc-L ibcr;
rcrSns Professional Education; II.
:, Ladd, Con,tautnoplc, Turkey Scene
\ DR.. Knowles Study CoHoguU PcrSo0t
r. Prof Matthew devoted admircr
:, Eucld), Burke; Prof. A,ch;ologr
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g. OF a!pro''' curing 'he exercises ana
nj the close rendered " VcruIc' cf'G,''o'e
y the laflyll9h,S' ana professor nfa'"c'
y VINO mas han charge OF 'he!r ""'n,"S
~ the rhetorical aha c'ocu'ionary ''l,o'
or mentS' rive oil the young me" Nh'
" names appear upon the programme We We
co excused py inc feS'ucn'' w ''''
pc. to hear most OF the or't!ons ana are
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