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


pressed his conviction that Middlebury
stood as well as any of the colleges in
scholarship and training, and referred to
that fact as shown at Andover He then
called upon
REV. r. =. HUBBARD,
of Rochester, to speak for the class Mr..
Hubbard considered that the class speech
had been made. He did not think it nccessa-
ny to show here that we are fossils. He
thought 1t pleasant to come here and meet
his old class, but on coming he had the
feeling of an old man going to his final
home. He wished TO detail a little part
of his own for the good of the college.
If ministers and men of education gem
orally could induce boys to fit for college,
say one in every district in theii town, ii
seemed as if something might be done in
that way.
If the doors Of this college were only
opened TO women it would be better for ii
and the rest of mankind. The rising de-
mand of the country was that women
should have advantages equal with men. II
was worse than fossiifcrous for any one to
say that the doors of any college should bc
closed against them. He knew this inst
tuition had lost more than one student be-
cause of their action in this matter. 1t
ought to and would ruin every Institution
that proceeds against it.
lie expressed the desire that that college
should enjoy prosperity by seeking it.
The president then announced they had
with them one gentleman who was grad.
uo,,. of Dartmouth and a nombcr of ,bo,
congress which put It's hand into the trea.
sury. lie was still further distinguished
for doing right and never boasting of it.
fine
non. G. W. WILLARD
of \t,rt,cl;,r Mr. wiu,,l s,id i, ,,.,,,,r
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dartmouth ror n,a,,. ,.oors III Uo ' rnal i,'
tbongh that ono in myliic iifo cnm,l Ln,,
nnthinr ho,te, Lo,,rdn g., H., ,to,, - i'' w.,
nresemi nt tis nr n,',. ooilono .' w.
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eduroteI me-. ,non v,ho rostod NO.,
administration of rnllic aff,irs and
regulated their lives upon principles
There were men rnonmh in nuhlic Iifn whn
fed upon its surface and I'm, too fcw whoe,
decision ronld no, he nide1 hv General
oncstinns Thcrn ,yoro mon lisii,T1i.hcG
n, tbo L..r nc n,s, I,,n,.,,. ,,,ia,' ~, ~,
fcrrpd Mi onrstions tn lhr grrot' Iows -,
inrisnrudonrn Thr onn mini, ho rioh, -,
intervals thr ,lhcr ,vos gnvnr ,,rn,,r
Tvrn in thr hurry and rn.b Of iIi. actiT,
lie wn wooded y9,,rtIin,e n,,ro e. . ,,,',',
lar oninion thot NAM sl53riI Lccon,r no.
ouaintcd with history md Gllnd Win - Le
lief that scientific mnthoJs ,,orr rr III,
HIGHEST CONCERN Men who rcgIla,cJ ,hri
lives nv Ills ,vnro nsnaII, man of .t"rJin'
md imnortoprr
Onr institutions of lc,r,inr ,,cro ,,lart
inc IN The rich and stronr sniI iieae iyhicl
are ronr TO he felt in tbe world md shan,
all future history, and although you scnc
put lew men they become multi
o''r'r 40 ,n mi ,TT' gh,u2 e''' tTn
way. Small though she is she must, il
order to maintain her equality with othe
Sn I rcay On .er orunS, nGi CULTURE, a,'
uphold her record in The future
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, ,hen i ,,i, ny cHpiesslhS an cafh i
to yet ont Iaycn ronrosento,i o "" a, '' thos
gatherings, as being vast improvement tC
the college,
waa nun to h uE Eo or 6ranuu.e? noM spn
and upon the bench. the late Judge Nelson
t mmo was Elsui l'asScu III ulsnlty Oh charac
fitting that his career should be worthil
spoken of at the next gathering of til
a a,.ni u. 1 r was one man eTlnehll
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rarh"riun Prize speaking.
A very large audience assembled at Ii
Congregational church Tuesday evening
attend the speaking of the freshmen an
and sophomores for the Parkarian prize
AS years 20 by the interest seems not
the least to diminish in this portion of IL
commencement exercises, and a splritc
competition is sure to spring up betwec
the competitors, which is usual to result