The Portland daily press., 1886-01-30
NJ e N U.
Blue Points on Shell.

Pommes Parisiemes.
Fried Smelts Sauce Tartre)
Gigot de Meuton-Sauce Capre.
Capon-oyster Sauce Asparagus.
Roast Turkey-Cranberry Sauce
Pommes de Terre au Gratin. Petits Pols.
Roast Goose-Apple Sauce.
Strhg Beans.
Fllet de BGuf la Royale Poulette la Gen0ise
Cotelette de veau la Zingare.
Oyster Patties a la Bechamel
Roman Punch.
Broiled quail on Toast. Grouse-Giblet Gravy
hallard Duck (Gelee de Corinthe.
Lettuce.
c,,.,% Pom%mes % de Terre au Saratoga.
Chicken Salad. Lobster Salad
rouaing Id ett0aa Eettnemsauce de Vim.
Neapolitan Ice Cream. Fruit. Bouches de Dame.
Cafe Noir
The following members were present: G.
A. Thomas, c. W. Goddard, E. c. Cummings,
P. H. Brown. W. L. Putnam, j. NJ. Brown,
c.. o. Hunt, c. G. Haines, T. Tash, G. E. B.
Jackson, j. S. Palmer, G. B. Merrill N.
Clsaves, w. w. Thomas, Jr., F. H. Gerrish,
C. E. Webster, r. d. Woodman, G. F.
Holmes, c. A. Ring, F. S. Waterhonse, w.
Osgood, H. w. Ring, G. Sargent, S. l.. Lar
rabee, A. F. Monlton, E. S. Osgood, o. G.
Evans, G. F. McQuillan, E. G. Spring, c. A.
Baker, +. o. Conant, f. II. Little, Fl. S. Pay
son, E. w. Bartlett, G. S. Payson, G. S.
Woodbury., E. F. Holden, E. Thomas, -.
Freeman, and E. Reed.
At quarter before ten o'clock the cigars
were brought in, and the president of the
society. Mr.. Philip Henry Brown, intro
duced George F. Holmes, Esq, who read a
scholarly Grafton on "Ihe True value Oh a
College Education.
Mr. Henry w Ring was then introduced
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10 ',.o 80 =
my osn..l,io''
Nav the strings Of her apron sver be long,
That all Of her sons may be ned iirm and strong strong
Wafl learning and wisdom her children, unwilling.
should insure her future e as bright as her past
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cret conclave, discuss affairs of might and their
sdcs 60 forth % shape 5ne destny q Ine Temple
preside aitit over over their councils. IS :
Response BY Gen. John Marshall Brown,
Vice President OF the Board OF oyerseers.
The f, fu ~ OF fHn Tor Tor us US When When
we are In fun For the success Of their ygilant
care, instructive teaching and ennoblng precepts
ioJn . s,s IS -. r,s IT, c,bo,,,
e..SO go NJ. co., d;snn+a tno r;a,t 70 hor
motto-she ''leads'' in men, the noblesf produc-
ton
Response Dy hon. WIN. W. lnohas, u.
0ba ns and chsrmin bomes
may she be imbued with spirit of energy and
tnat VIII sqrn ~ her er IN
and influence.
Response by Frank S. Waterhouse, Esq.
The LaUgers-
Al m, tbs World "o wonderesd noS ii''ue.
Re.nonse NV Judse q w Goddard.
The sneecbes were If a high order of ex-
cellence and met with hearty applause.
President Hvde defined the attitude of the
colIhoe with respect to physical cultlre
mental discinline and moral and religions
instruction. He believes that the influence
- oolIo,o rso is ~ tho diroo+;on of ,,,,ro
oA SotisSO Ano - - 'no " P"Ao
morality, and that this is peculiarly true at
Do,,,5o;. u,bo oolaoa ;s Co,,crroro+ iono1.
Do"uoe' Ane eo.ioso 10 hSios"s.oiiai
but the most perfect freedom OF religious
+banobt ia not opIv o1loved hut ENCOURAGED
ol.0useAs - NV Wy e' W" "ooN'
The new gymnasium, he SAID, Is almost conf
nIated and will he aouinned with all the
Piosoo' Gnu WI W oquAPPe" "i'ii az sn0
most improved apparatus.
The response of Prof. Chapman to the
toast, 'sThe Faculty" was most charming
and finished production. 1t was witty and
wise, and withal pervaded by tender senti-
ment which touched the hearts of all who
heard it. That the department of rhetoric
and English literature must be well adminis-