The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-16

for cleapess of cnuncation, forcible
manner, and IN easy presence upon the
stage.
Willis |. Twitchell of Weybridgc fol-
lowed by Webster's speech entitled "Thc
Murderers Secret" This was delivered
with finished and animated style, though
with hardly the force and power as posi-
bly, the speech requires.
The band then rendered fine air, after
which the first speaker Of the Sophomore
class, W. $. Austin, Of Tama City, Iowa,
delivered "Dcfence of Sumner" by Carl
Schurz.
This speaker demonstrated some consid-
cradle oratorical ability and acquitted him
self with marked effect.
lie was followed by Walter |. Brown of
Salisbury, with "Under the hay" by Wen
dell Phillips. This is one of the most
eloquent speeches of that great orator, and
was handled in very crcditablc manner
After music, Edwsn II. Eastman OF
Bristol, followed with Wendell Phillips
speech on ''IIarpers Ferry" delivered in a
spirited style, worthy Of the radical spirit
which runs throughout lis lines
The last speaker was Ncwcomb II. Mum
sill of Bristol who delivered Shells speech
on 'lrsh aliens" The speakers utter
ancc was rapid, but perfectly distinct. and
ringing with the fire of true enthusiasm.
After music the Judges rendered their
decisions, and prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: Freshmen, first prize of @2J, to
Harry y. Stimson; second prize to W. J.
Twitchell, Sophornorcs first prize to W.
J. Brown second prize to N. IT, Munsell
Alumni Meeting.
At o'clock Wednesday morning the
members of the alumni association met at
the college chapel TO hear he report Of the
nominating committee and elect their Off:
GERS for the ensuing year.
The resolution which was undisposed Of
at the temporary meeting the day before
was again taken up. and on motion Of
Prof. Il. Kellogg, an amendment was made
making it read ''that the alumni should he
invited to make nominations for all the va
cancics in the board Of trustees. instead of
"a portion of the board. etc.
The committee on nominationaihru made
the report for
opFlcEgs.
prcsden; Rev. Geo. n Boardman. d.
| ID.
Vice prcsidcnts-ReV. L. p. IIcaLcr. &.
Knowlton, T.. J. Warner, n. White.
Secrc,ary-E. T.. Smith Of Nildlrburv.
Treasurer w. II. Parker
Central Conmittee-N Y. Rider..J NJ.
Slade. g. II. Remelce.
Committee on Necrology-S. Krowllon.
w. II. Parker. NJ. /. Severance.
Orator for 1S75-Rov w II SI,i,,,,on
of Tufts collooo poe,on
substitute T. Rankin. Fso a. Ct
Iohnsbrrv
Poo, tor 1871 p,,;l;n poua, r ,,.,n,
h,rv
Substitute N y rororo.,or
A'"S'e' sHeo''"s
Inc trustees OF the corporation met yes
terday ior their annual election OF officers
Inc onlY change made IN the board was
inc auu'tIoh oil Ihe names OF hulus wan
wright Esq, OF Nliudleoury' ana Geo. W
ware u.s. Oh Dos'oh' Mass
rhetorical Exercises OF thc Grad
uatinl Glass.
wrnyrsnAy ,opvrvc
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The church was well filed atten o clock
,,,or tho rho,oriool o,.orc;so, If ,l,o ,,,,,1,,
"nei' 'i'o ino'o' i0'' eNui oI'0S VI '"o s'"'u
atinr class commenced The chair WAS 90
80, ~
cupied by heY. Geo. II. BoaIdman, -. d..
of Chicaro in tho ohsancn of the ,raeidor.
80 '''N VI Wv iiN''Voi IL
On the platform were seated l.. ID. Ed
ridge, ESQ. the marshal of the dav: Hon
-. ~. n
James barrett, non. A. l.. Miner, Hon. {
w Willard Bev Dr Cuchr,cr po,. H.
, N''''' ,'O'' ~ Ouo'i''"u' NV III
Wlckham, Kew Dr. W ebber, Rev. DR.
Clement. Fey. DR. Drake profoesor
farker, hellogg, Bralnerd, Seely and Hig
ley, Hon. Walter c. DuntOn, Rev c. II
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llulDcTl' hcN 1. =. hubbard ana DINERS.
prover ,voe orfored la, Do,. m. poor1
SOM qulntetlc cluO or Boston. who ha
arrival and ,yoro e.otiorod ~ ,ro ,.o1,or,
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their accustomed skill.
M, ru.
Inc following IS the programme OF th
snoaLinr far ,ho d,,- botb ,,o,r,;,cr ~,
spc"NinS iol '"' uoS' "eIn morning an
afternoon
9 NnpNtN,
, lrHAtI'
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