Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-07-04

Z. ciSes OF COuliu ciS1tAS---
rsrv pleasantly. An unusually larg
amber were present, and among ther
: several noted graduates-Ex-Goy' Noye
: Of Ohio. class Of 81, the new minister {
France; Gen. John Eaton, Of a. Com
=. r,i.sisrer Of Education; Geo. a. MardeI
Of the Lowell Courier Judge Crosby 0
Lowell; Col. Clarke Of the Manchesie
Mirror: Col. Yeazey of RutIandi judge
Barrett of Woodstock; DR.. Edward R
: Peasley of New York DR.. Nath. Bouto1
Of Concord and Gov. Prescott.
Glass Day exercises we're held Tuesday
afternoon. The exercises in the church
were: Introductory Address. Chas. W.
Eager; Grafton, Lewis P. Rosenthal; Adj
dress to the Glass, Geo. A. Brown; Adj
dress to Pres. Bartlett. A. A. Robertson.
Rosenthals Grafton was a scholarly pro
duction, we'll delivered At the class tree
an address was given BY Fred w. Farms
worth. In the glen Chronicles were read
By W. E. Noxon; Prophecies b. Philip
CARPENTER. These exercises were received
in high spirit BY the class. Then proceed-
ing to the old pine the class smoked their
farewell pipe together and after they had
showered their pipes against the old pne's
trunk the address was given by Gilbert B.
Balch. Henry L. Moore WIS Marshal,
and the Boston Cadet Band furnished mu-
sic throughout the week. Gin the evening
the graduating orations Of the Scientific
class we're given.
Wednesday morning a procession Of the
Undergraduates. Faculty and Alumni was
formed, under the direction Of Gen. Pat
terson as Marshal, and conducted Pres.
Bartlett to the church. After music DR. /
Bou,on offered a f-rvent prayer. Gov.
Benz. f. Prescott, of the class Of SO, then .
with few remarks presented Dr.. Bart I
lett the keys Of the College and the char
ter signed by the ROYAL governor, John |
Wentworth, and proclaimed Samuel Col /
cord Bartlett President OF Dartmouth Col /
lege. Prof Edwin D. SAnborn, LII. d.. /
President of the Alumni. then welcomed .
Pres. Bartlett to the old College halls, the .
church. in behalf OF Alumni. Faculty and
students.
Pres. Barte,s gave fitting response,
and for an hour and half gave an Inau
gural Address upon the best methods OF
moral ana mental culture. The whole
was scholarly address.
The Alumni meeting was held 10 the
afternoon.
In the Neurology for the year We notice
-I806, James Hutchinson; 1911, Ethan
Shepley. LII. D.; 18l5, Paul NJ. Christie,
LII. D.; 1922, jacob Smith, D. D.; 1928,
Jonas Cutting, Ii D., 1924, CYRUS ?.
Smith; 1888, Joseph {. Bodwell. D. D.;
-843, Vim. II. Lord, b. D.; 1910, Rev.
Marshall R. Peck; 1877, Medical Depart
nent, Thomas Z. Powers.
The concert was given in the evening.
EXPIRES Smith was serenaded at his I
esidence, and appeared with few words 4
or MS boys Otherwise be was una0le .
0 appear during the week. Minister
'oyes, Gov. Prescott and Pres. Bartlett :
Tere serenaded at Prof Sanborn's.
The graduating class contained the fol- ii
owing Fermonters: Edward Carrigan.
Woodstock; Albert G. Cox, Woodstock: /
ohm DEF. Haskell. A,cutneyrille; Charlie, ;
:: Leslie, Wells River; Charles E. Lord. d
oodstock; Robert J. Service, Barnet: f
ohm L. SewaIl, Norwich; Justin Il. Z
NTH, Norwich; Elgqr A. Twi.chell. :
ndSOT; Charles A. Willard. ST. Johns. ?
ury.
The Order Of Exercises Commencement Day was. ,
slluta;ory Grafton. in Latin. L
Charles ROllin Dustin. Manchester n
EaElsh Grafton Westminster Abbey. fC
Rober; John Service Barnet. VI 10
Dissertation. Elective Studies. i
John Cooper WIns0R Wats-tov-n y Y ~
oEensIe DIsputatlon. Has Russia Jus, cause of -
War against Turkey, ~
Alfred Hills Clnp5au. L.t,hdsld. Ne
Charles Bartlett. Hammond. Nashua II
English Grafton. The Tsuton in E7ror4 81
John Wiley WuIes,' ST. Paul Mimi ~ y,
1--7 Isl Ora'1oA- The Pulpit and the Press 50
John Ladd sewau. Norwich. VI.
aElLs1 oFaton. M1dern.Literary Criticism. lea
John DeFJrest Haskell. A.eu,nsvv.-'a I. col
dissertation Moral Lessons Of Macbeth. rol
william LAM sutherland R,tb ri
rhetorical D!spu;a;.5n. Has Eglq1eacs De,Ii1aia
samuel Bracket Ih1ubs, G0rAaul. Ne. al
franklin h1nroe Chaplin Kaene Ell
Ink s 81 oFa'lon kelision, tie Soul u History al
lHA'les HeFmanee Cooper. Spriuzde.d. Mo ~
dissertation. The Limits Of Science. ~ q
Charles Edw L1rd.' Wo1ds,o,t Y. II
El''osophicAl Grafton. Ideal Characters ma
oA4t!es Anirew Willard. s.. Johnsbu-v. Y {
Poem. Faith and Doubt - nav
Frederic L4n<doa OxAn. Tsh.n,-, l.
Fa-2s9Fhcai Grafton. Revolution the - =, iu'
Progress in Civilization. ~ ~
CA1'1es Darwin Adams Aslburuham. Mas. Iug
--= -sA OFat!oa The French Peasant Of T,-i,r at 4
y-,.., george william Saunders5u. .Nastr. tes
-Hs asn Oratlon. Office Of the Thinker iuu
NlIIAn warren Prescott North Rar,,;.l " .1-,
3I'!cal Dispu'ation. Is our Government So rece
e's4'4F responsible to the Peoglee trad
Ira Arthur Chase Bristol W
Oscar Joseph Prefer ror.s-,,,.., exec
'-'ssE'4ton. Reading for P els1r- AMI p-,5- gu.
Fred WlnsIoE Flrnsv5rtn.. ,rlI.,-, ,-'gI
asl,'h Grafton. The vel4-An.ien, rb,a,5,,- mon
IN Ancient Lansulze At al vii,
i.sa,+,..,. ?, 'oal Moore Comstook Hanover nav,
'4''on' Use Of the magn lti1n in SEjs-, ''
II, ChAFIes Edward Leslie, Wells R,v.- Z, val
4z4sa grafton. The Imperial Power ~ - '' "a
with Falsdictory Addresses. lucas The
'l'''n Harvey NTH, Norwich. Vt 'Dl Itl
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