St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14

ing rooms, etc.
To gain the main entrance had to
90 up the outside flight of dozen
granite steps which brought me into
the grntlemcn's hall. The ladies en-
trance is the same, but on the north
side. ii transposition of the old arrange
ment. YOU see. The Preceptor met me
at the door, and ushered me into hi.
office. fine front room variOusly ad0rn-
ed with desks. books and papers. He
is very cordial and always delighted tC
show off the Academy. He couldn't
wait moment, but must take me t.
the Senior class room, which adjoln'
his office. AS the door swung back
1.-THE doors and panel work are of butter
NUT stepped into Il large, airy apart
ment, well lighted with windows front.
ing west. and decorated with kiepert''
classical maps and diagrams. This
room wasn't quite 80 large as No. 9, al
Andover, but was quite as much Z
model in its way. The Principals desk
is between the windows and-what
think you the class in crescent position
before ii, sitting in alm-chairs will
writing tablets attached. This | said
was luxury worthy of the age oi
! Tihcrius though | believe we used tC
read that even the cdthct7rd of Rome
which was designed specially for com
| fort and adapted to the human form
was nevertheless an armleSS comfort,
as Juvenal vi, 30. | sat down III one OF
these cathedrac and t;Incied | would
! like to he fitting for college again Just
| tor little while with Won on my right
hand and Bion on my left as of old,
The in>crarahIc trio. long may it
| flourish.
Well, | gradually got up and went
around to the east end of the building
! to take Il look III the philosophical
chamber. This is nicely planned. One
| half the front of the room i measured
off with glass folding doors, giving :,
comfortable housing for the phiioSo-
P''''H' apparatus. ms i"'''' HUSH
/ changed much. | think the great plate
"i 'ne t''''r'r"l machine G'lt> OH Us
"''''l' ~ 'i'e li'.''' 'S 1t ever "i"' anu
! laughed outright To see the old inSIlat
| ing stool. remembering how Jesse stood
on u NIlile we measured the distances
oil his "hi'e i'iIi>' each particular nan
1 Ntlhil'IG on emu. lhch TOO 'he SlSii'
"' the III pump revive" ''c ''''''"iN "'
l"a' hr"Nn mouse 'h''' 'a"Eh' III the
( Nch""i room ana NIi'h III the cause oil
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enough i" show that III" fellow was nm
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the hrlI jar ana letting INN run AWAY.
just "cN"nd the ariaiitH> room Is
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