, 1877-03-03

people certainly found ampc material FOR tonEtF-
fation oil day in remarks about the wcather,-ana
Il wns wrctchcd.
The Commencement exercises were held IN the
large hail on The third floor Of the main hnsdng,
which was fonni almost too limited In arca to nc
coftn1otat1 Tho multitude Of rcafdcnts Of Engtc-
wood and ftlentt, iron, abroad. The decorations
mrn Fe.t"ons 81 | evergreen M NV were ling @ eonts-
cussy aronNA The ral!r, cneltclcd the pillars
nn,stnsea., the ea!1etie.; an hung sr.seful!y
Of the platform and the piano al one si'tc.
who might he placed under the heading of dist!n'
County sapetinicatient t.nnn.y. .c"Hmis.ioners
Ass.ss' Asto;"sy Ssnns 'i%i sss ess
Hoard 81 Edncst!o. Tho Hey. q: fteaaer. Of 1slme
es's II q ss nffs fc;e, anu they ' wa;e not
hait 80 no.teeanle. however. as the Eronp # youns
gloves Of n,ny hnttons. FellaTlng a!s ths e. name.
It es H. S9 "&pE T. ss s'; Mr., nS L. sSas s'ss' hff5. g.
t,ora /; Dsans: lI.5Ie T. I'"ol|t,c, sarnh t,llen,
s;;sss s"s:ias ssI + :sis sf;i ~
o'esFn ss1sa wssm wfns j on.s eopo ssstesae
pssid Wallace, Philip il. Warner.
MISS EMMA c. wKBn,
tlresa ihe audience. ,she :lokr n q remarkably
ass,ss e q ss III s ~ se 5 IN
f"S !aiea Z ,ss ,.s. IT,. ,s:"; + r. ,ns:t
made quits recently, within thu hitter haif Of tho
ccn!urJ:, The growth Of literature was noticed. nt
s 2ss IL hs 5 ss. e e sss ass. r.
.Ian ia az i. ,slataiotian, sae extended ws1tono 70
&1Ssta
the platform. ~ ths sons1asis1 q her essay tho
hp %s;aE sss;y ns1 snespss IN til. ..ro
orator. his topic helng thu ''prosress Of Eduea-
'G' Prnf. Wentworth aunonnceA that Mis* Lizzie ~
ronitltlc. vim was next on tie programme, w"s
prevented from being ptetsnt by reason Of Illness
taken tbc Prize for scholarship, having had tho
t,crt arersGc rsandIn2 Of any so the class during
II Tha % nsx. exercise Ia order was reading by Mis-.
io1 iie sayet II: M!sassr;'" ~ snd Il. rsnd'ti.13
H. psas oRPa'ion n. m Accounts
1nti.u Force. by William Joncs. although ncee*.
.atiy cut .!ova to ons.thsd Of ita orGnal length,
tsis s. ~ ss!s sse;Ii t:ilsn ,.ns solo entitled rbe
The rss essay y 'o1 on Ma. Emma
f.. Wallace, wns ncxt read.
yerFc.-n very pleasant production. and one that
was nnch enjoyed by tile audience.
TIE yALEDfCTORr
address was delivered b1 Mtfs Cora H. 1tenFon.
shu began BY. quoting the Glars motto. "Quaila
Wits, Ans Ia life, so Es its end. "-nnl
sid that this psorcrh contained at ohre q warning
| nnd golden promise. Tho md crowned tho work.
Tho proxerL stimulated the cultivation Of every
talent. Tho Glass wou1d gladly stay longer In the
| pleasant halls whoso they had received such
excellent nstrncltan, but they were now At
| tho purtut hnA mist 90 forth into
the world. They thanked their friends for the en-.
enlargement extended Ia them during tho past
ycara, nnd In the future, In the midst Of lirc OF
| tcAching, thcy wau1d otls back with joy TO tho
friendship that they llad oncc experienced In the
Normai sehool. T!,a tueaker addressed tho iion-
| nrablo BOARD of CHnsn,tatlontfb OF Co0k County.
thanking thcm for tho erection Of new building.
whereby inAlscHt students were cnablctt ta uhtnin
nofinil education. To her senolnntca and caar.-
n,asca se l,ade fond adou, and gavc the cuasorit-
| AIRY tuOtl attvca on Ructl nCcAs!nns.
Tic rcIt Of Tho programme cunAiatci Of c1aHs.
song, written by Mlss Solli0 chlitick, and sung by
tho cntlro class: presentation hf diplomas by tho
Frinc,pal: presentation Of pslxrs by Messrs. ".
:. rroudfout an't ;sfr., il. Powers. and Tho
prcaontatiun OF ccrtlacates by turt. Plant. At
t::0 o'clock theec was claaa sNpnet. after which
tho address to the graduates Was inadr hy the 1ev.
! nr. ity.1er. The remainder Of tho evening was
devoted to Glars rcunlun, In which tho chief cx-
| rrcl4p was wQltxfrE,