Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-15
COMNENCE CEMENT.
F. q N. LITERARY FESTIVALS


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the orator OF the occasion, his classmate,
Rev. e. z. Weiser. The admirable ad-
dresses OF this popular orator and preacher
will be found fully reported ON our brse
page le was ilstened 20 Dy an aPprccia-
tive and approving audience.
the Trustees Meeting.
The board of trustees, of whom q very
large representation is.present, have been
holding the regular annual meetings, and
the principal items of business considered
and disposed of are as follows
Tho treasurer's report exhibited an en-.
couragiug financial condition the honor
ary degree of A. NJ. was conferred ON d.
Men. Stauffer, son of tho late J. Stauffer,
of this city, and an old student of the col.
lege, and on Prof. Henry f. Leister,
principal of tho Phenixville high
school the degree of A. NJ. in course on
L. J. Mayer, BOyerstOwn ID, N. Loose,
NJ. ID. ; Geo w. Geiser, of Eastou: Prof.
j. E. Kershner, of the faculty, and ThOs.
A. Fenste-maker, Of Catasauqua. Il was
agreed that the commencement exercises of
Thursday be held in Fulton opera house,
tho class SO desiring.
THE sOCIETY REUNIONS.
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"' D'"s""s"iA"s =" 'no O"sP0I'
VM'ns 20 tne progress ana incomPIet.on
VI sns lepalss ~ tue DiasnOtnian na'i the
%sH l.ons =. snls society met I'D the
S"", r. Tnun. ~ .a.;. e. oue.".y la Una cn"'r a'" F.
w. m MoyeL ,S! "1.s . sec,etaEy
~ su.'y vu TenaI Ci ING seu'oEs
~, " ,ot uo"n II. isoscr, "
sno o.a's VI oi, ''lI tno response Ior the
% 800 ~ ~ .h. ~Hn Is"S".tS o Hs a Ufener; .,' ~ VI
o. VI tno sr"uti,'eu members the iOi,
.oMlnS "!.,A wore cal,sa s1,s upon anu responded
WIN SPoeIlcS ,.: sens 'AolI !oinl"'scenses
y. oOoso nao' .no.l oin ,"Selost lu soc'oty an
oA1uDo's' I,! ''s vel q act'Vo "c'nDoIs,
sn" az! ..o'. :o" ~. ".Is.9"s S,aS % ~ 'nS Paesen'
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Hu"er oI =, W. o1,''onoE' VI fle"ercA'
MI w. S. y; Lon'cr; es4
MessIs' :onIsoi' Iof:o!noio ""u ferner
welo sPpO.n'eu Gu ~" Io'".l'toT e " arrange . .
Hlogl'n"luc mm m' -, 'uo lolmal reoP1ninS u
'u1 ~, ua'1 Nv 1neu tne Icpaals aio coinpaeseu.
,.. ~" ,h; ",..;. IN, '' nao '0.l,- na-
.eis tnls morlI.s- aPPlcat'Ons IOr
.1e membership coming from inc tn'rteen gen.
s,,..,., s'em9n.
~ AG1OSrnSu WIN inc Oened'ct'on ny iSev.
IT. + o. laws.
T"e "oesnean''
A large degree OF interest was mani
tested IN the Goethean meeting. Rev. j.
U. johnson presided Rev. U: IL: He'll
man acted as secretary Rev. ID: w: Ger
hard, vice president, and Rev: W. IL. II:
Snyder, censor. Rev: I. +. Hoffmeier led
IN prayer. Last years minutes were read:
Revs. }. A: Peters and James Crawford
were appointed to prepare roll Of those
present.
Gov. Hoyt and State Superintendent
Higbee were announced and introduced
and made brief addresses. Memorial
speeches were made appropriate to the
death anu memory OF ltev. Dr. Fisher, ono
OIL INC Ioonders OF society. Inc alamn,
auo honorary memoers cofuIahy a1opseo
the acton OF the active society. Inc SO;
c'ety 1esu,ar u; "nnua. report was reaa ana
auoPteu. Inc statist'cs were nsniy en-,
cOur ~ was uocluou W anu
i'P"lu. tue aa''' Aitei S'n,o otner In'Scei-
'"nHous m,O , business sOciety aMJOurne".
me lolowinS OK an" honorary "e"Ders
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70 r. . Gart,rJ *. Samuel Ott"
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hSS. Dr. "e'ser Is the' guest Oi neV.
Dr. DuoDs.
Inc present IS Hon. "A: ncrr Smtns
hrst term III the board, though ne Is
an old staSer IN Congress and mas
long oeeh trustee Oh dickinson, Oh winch
ne Is an alumnus.
Gov. dOyt Is the guest Ot hev. Dr.
NGvin AZ tea TINS evening
Ditmar anu baunan werc cnums III col
iego anu are ootn on hand.
Inc Lancaster CITY Alumni 40 ho' 'ufn
out well TO commencement.
CoItege student meets with un'versa' ap-
prooation from the Vlsitors.
Among the welcome visitors 10 com
mencement IS John II. Shei6iey. OF the
Newport, Ferry county, Adrocdts ana
Fress-ia:her OF two sons; one OF whom Is
graduated tins year and the other Is