The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-25

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closed wa taa class puHafsics which
were faUY sEaGtsfsj By mfmhtrt oi
$50 eas q present The singing
aa8tf e 10y au ef M.ts Nellie Kelley
vas very good. After toe exercises the
caa together with q afgs number q
iayaH3 rseU sat down 70 b b9uuiiiul
diauef provided hy Prof shaw Afle
ths d.aucT bed been folly discussed senll-
mfpa prepared ~ Mssrs lisle aud
Wooster aere .ebts5 Hayiug bces
#esGs1 away before tbe close We quote
from lhe Rutland HyHa in regard to
fhs Issl palf ~ tas entertainment "Oar
pHue pal ursaiag apl enabling HE
band 60 battle al dliheuldes, and leading
tna t9 victory" FroE Shaw responded
n This sentiment, merely 10 word Of
welcome 70 lae members and guests Of
T ibo class. y. X. Simopds, editor Of The
Manchester jo9nSsI, responded very
Witty aU3 appropriately to Tie toast
''Ye quill driver "Olr Prcsident--re-
yefc8 Ia tbe memories Of TIE past, loved
I IN The associations u the present. was
briefly responded to By Or. Wickbam.
+ "rbe Ceuicnnia competition will be
progress was very periodically re-
spouded 10 by Hon. a. l.. Miner. An
iimpromptu toast was next offered, "The
class Of 10, over the bill" and very neat
/ Iy responded 70 by Henry Hubert, son
Of President Hubert Of Middlebury Col
lege, and former student Of the Seminary
and member Of that class. w. II. scott,
OF Flushing, l.. l., responded IN O very
pleasing manner to the sentiment Of
THE class Of as, upward climb" W.
d. Lsne Of Cornwall, responded inter
esangly to the toast "Our vine--emblem
OF the class, not yet, but hoped for."-
1.-THE founders Of our institution, their
works do follow thcm,n was responded
70 BY Rev. J Anderson, one Of the
founders Of the Seminary. An impromp-
to toast, "IhC lack Of the class Of &c,
goodness" was ably responded to by DR..
Cushman Another impromptu senti-
ment, "The graduates Of other semina.
ries and Colleges, was beautifully re-
sponded to by Miss AfIio Catlin, gradu-
ate Of Vassar College, "Our teachers,
faithful guides on VISIONS way" was
appropriately responded to by Prof.
Bate. 7, r. Utcy responded briefly to
tie toast "Cla.s OF flights ia the
darkness, between mists and fog" 1.-The
ladies-no flowers Ia liie's garden, may they
be gathered before they fade, /" this toast
was responded to by $ G. Cone, of Man
chester, ia witty manner. Mr.. Truman
Perkins, on account Of bis recent return
from "tbe land of flowers" was toasted,
t'3aek to the world again" aud respond
ca very neatly. w. G. Barrows, for
mer member OF tho class, who, by reason
ofilIncss, was obliged TO abandon bis
studies, was called on TO respond to the
toast, Though broken IN the classical
course, the fields are stil white for the
harvest" and did 50 very nicely. The
last toast, "The Glass Of '16:n
"ouf numbers large, our wisdom much
our wit aud beauty rare
Though gow We 20, yea Of return .
10 our Anna Mater fair
Prof Shaw responded first TO this toast,
followed by T.. a, Grlswold. Mr.. Shaw
assured the class of hearty welcome
from him or his successor, whenever they
might return. Mr., Griswold very wittily
aud dryly responded to this toast, and 1t
was a titting finale to the exercises. The
guests departed well satisfied, and gen.
claliy conceded that the exercises were
much better than those of last year.
FACTORY FONT.
The following are the lines referred
to ID last weeks JOURNAL:
3 PARTING Tribute
Our Pastor, sueg agaiu before The last farewell
shsil rob a. q tho right to eau thee so,
Our trembling lips that tuo would repeat. and
tell
lip5rdr can tell--the gratitude We owe
For al thy kindly words for an tly friendly
DECIDE,
Thy patience with onr faults. and help in allopr
needs.
Thy coming brought 20 the as.ri-soil so long
+ untitled
/ New poser q ll,s sal growth. nag hapso
good.
Awakened mind. Shat Jay With sluabroua .tupor
( hl'e3.
Checked maHy q siop thstiE BY ruin slood,
! Aud shed upon oar souIs the shining q light
/ That made shclr iarui.Eta ergua q faith gros
ucwly bright