The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-06

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4Ae President a..aa asa sentiment
De SEMINARY aHa grounding towns
aNa saiIe3 aIan James ~ lB3.e1 Jos
5aaHs'aMn N ~ Whn expressed taa
pleasure iaa present occasion aitarlea
AA & meeting ZEE aoh1ted pfeesptoEa t8
ia4hy OF DE o.a tirnas and seb9a.u1iyt,
a'.a % eArte ,H# hs ta'o aadteHeta.ign
ias % a.az #. Thirty EgAg
ago joe came 60 tae seminary 1851 and
mea.afa'ea bal ir"m tbg mountains Of
fcIat aed iH'i9t ifoit and mischief but
ilAe the rude h'I 70 i3iH fable, Nao stole
abH'es' t1eF tAie0 'lat.. a' bl@ Waiea
Aa.t iae giieat "i compelling hnn tp mANe
show 81 c9m.Hs down, without fesott-
lne 70 tho htis'er remedy % stones
words were hol competent TO- AP.ess the
emotions winch tais visit 20 THESE old Tie
hiiiar scenes have GATED FORTH
ne stiii loved nus ht'lFe states his al
Iectl'hs i'hdts t'ahs Up Tue memory gu ti'a
"la Town. UP among iae green hllis where
ms oosHooa was spea" All KS rocky
mus ana heaH'ilal Valleys were mapped
upon DIS NINA 80 lines mar can never oe
s'i7ee' some men ~ iA'eHl "a we pro-
lesaions have gone ont INTO tAe "erld
nom '''se "e'-1h' retreats lie was
S'a0 10 hh7" that tei" sun sent Ter
lHota 81 s'o"eh's 10 'He seminary VINO
ula l"'t 70 keep gooa me reputation 81
tuell predecessors o'''f towns III the
Niti"lly nave aoHe ana are DONG as wen
/ ana even oe1,ef' lie 'ou'd NOT '''"'i AN
4 l'ls oiu associates 70 teH just "He'e lAel
! were from anu s9li'o 81 ule'' names nave
! H'aea nom memory oul 'he uass pass ii
~ ti'e e!u '7glll''la' y VIII never pc ioiSot-
'eh' ana ~ we journey 'o"a'd' Tue
evening q Ile we iooN haeN across me
uus!' to'''IlH mon '9N'Ius Tue morning
4 ana 'He 'Aeihot'ts % our Eou'o'ui tlays
/ come PACK 70 us, Dllshiehcu ana cnchatl-
\ tea' II may be- by Inc distance, as alier u
day OF toni we watch the tisht Of The set
ting sun as reelected from tie eastern hui
+ TOPS Ne iook no longer westward but
turn TO these dear memories as the re-
7 iecled rays OF our setting sun OF lie.
Inc twins were next called upon,
ana one OF them, Mr., Norman =. Wnghb
fEncipal o. GIG state Normal School at
Coufuahu, n l., responded. lie could
wen remember inc llme When he aud his
brother, Df. Proudht ana three others
came ~ an open wagon to thus school
OF manual laOor." lie aud his brother
contributed thelf part OF the labor by go
lhS thIee ioufths OF mile from the
seminary, ana ehopping cord wood for
lhifty-seyeh ana halt cents per cord.
but the result was robust health and
muscles q steel ne taught sehoolin The
winter on the top Of the mountain IN
v ihhaii' Dr' Coleman went up and de-
llFefed temperance lecture. lie also
pfeacAcd N sunderland much OF the
llme alid was foremost y every good
WORK besides attending to bis orduous
uutiea y lliheipai q INC seminary
~ Scilooi was feinurhapie lof tae Illi-
pilet confluence Whleh lhe teachers ana
4 pups nag ~ each olher' lie remem-
Oefed tile lf6t cAmpltion. a band had
airlNed ifom Fohitney when The news
came lhat Chafies Raymond, fellow
STUDENT, had just been Ailied by the water
Wheei at me Students Workshop Their
/ Joy was turned TO sorrow and their eX-
mpition sad ana fearful. The speaker
had the highest regard iof vermont as
STATE Her young men have something
III them besides mere snow. IT'S almost
Impossible that Ncrmonter should not
be man.
lis twin brother" Mr. Truman
Wright, Principal Of Munroe Collegiate
institute, Elbridge, N. " also made a
brief response giving a short history of
his lie since launching out into the
world irom these halls otclassic memory
Ia response to the sentiment, "lhe
First Boys 9. r. Dayy, Esq, Of New
York, said that the presence Of the
twins" reminded him Of 'renchman in
Burlington, who engaged TO saw and