The Fremont County record., 1883-06-23
ly did, revealing over 5000 in silver dollars,
together with several bank notes.

tOSetner with several bank notes.
HOW THE EVENING WAS SPENT.
The guests now dispersed themselves
throughout the building, registering their
names upon the blackboards, leaving auto
graphs in the college register in DR.. Saw
yer's Office, reveling in sweet strains of
music ia the art room, conversiug in the
paIlors, and enjoying the grand view from
the commanding heights of the building.
THE DONORS.
The names of those who contributed,
and left their autographs on the tin box
are as follows:
D. G. Peabody, F. A. Reynolds, Mrs. NJ.
g. Raynolds, J. ]. Phelps, Exchange Bank,
c. NJ Cross, Dewey q Rockwell, A. Sartor,
G.. o. Baldwin, W. B. NcGee, Samuel H.
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Rockafellow,
Samuel p. Dale. G. w. Bethel, Dr. J. L.
Prentiss Elisha Fassett, Harding Brothers,
J. w. Mack, j. II. Harrison, A. B. Mack,
F. l.. Smith, J. ]. Minor, Mrs. Mary L.
Prentiss, Mrs. Henry Mack, Rev. D. c.
Pattee, George F. McRay, J. E. Brown, A.
Rudd, S. R. McKissick, H. T. Blake, G. d.
Sewers, J. J. Cline, John Cox, Shaeffer &
Cassidy, George NJ. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs.
w, H. Mcclure, Mrs. X. A. Balm, Miss.
Julia NJ. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Ferrier,
Miss r. Gibbs, Miss f. HALEY, NJ. D.
Kelton, Thomas w. Mcfarland, H. N
Beecher, w. R. Fowler, II. w. Saunders, E.
Sell. A. d. Cooper, Mrs. J. P. Ring, George
Westlake, E. T. Alling, George W. West
lake, s. Bowlby, J. T. Little, George H.
Green, S. R. Baldwin, DIR. A. F. Stoeckley,
Judge W. B. FELTON,, Arthur C. Kelton, F.
y. Anstett, L. E. FIanck. E. Pedley, R.
Jeske, Judge Charles E. Waldo, X. G..
Head, Joseph Franck, H. W. Comstock, T.
w. Bigelow, H. Manchester, n. smock, C.
c. Harrington, Charles Hartzell, W. C.
E. A. Phillips, S. J. Larabee, G. T. Conaway,
Ira II. Lucas, Joseph NJ. Wood, A. H..
Frazer, A. E. Palmer, J. T. Ashby, n. A.
Chamberlain, J. p. Dewoody, l. G. Dennis,
A w. Dennis. Thomas Thornton, ]. F.
Campbell. T. d. Palmer, John Wilson, H.
Sartor, J. L. Hyde, J. H. Penney, Mes
danes Jennie Dale, N. A. Barber, W. B.
NcGee, NJ. c. Harding, J. W. Warner, NJ.
N. Sheetz, C. T. Alling, P. C. Helm, Man.
chester, K. NJ. Rockafellow, J. J. Phelps, S.
R. McKissick, NJ. L. Harding, D. G. Pea
body, Henry Earle, Amanda Mcclure,
Helen NJ. Lewis, Carrie A. Sewers, j. W.
Mack, c. ]. Fowler, Sarah Mckay, A Rudd,
j. K. Brewster, Alma NJ Jeske, G. o. Bald
win, ]. F. Campbell, A. B. Mack, Misses
Minnie l. Mack, Sadie Mack. Ussie Ferrier,
Ida Barber, n. V. Lucas, Hannah Pedley,
Mary Pedley, Gracie Dale, Clara L Brew
ster, Mrs. Cora Bethel Rev. W. NJ Barber
SOME ToASTS.
Toward the close of the festivities Dr.
Prentiss proposed two toasts-" The Ladies'
Without them tin weddings would be
failures" and Ten years of Married Life /"
which were briefly responded to by a
RECORD representative and Judge Dale,
the latter being quite felicitous in his re-
marks.
CONCLUSION.
No higher compliment to DIR. Sawyer
could have been paid than the generous
manner in which all our people, regardless
of sect or belief, testified their appreciation
of his worth, and gladly helped to swell
the sum donated.
The ladies who contributed and prepared
the supper are entitled to especial credit,
as the refreshments were of the choicest
character, and served with care and atten-
ticn.
The occasion will long be remembered
with pleasure, and the RECORD joins its
sincere wishes for the future welfare and
happiness of the worthy pair, hoping their
lives may continue to shine brighter and
brighter unto the perfect day.