Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
BAooALAUREArE SERMONS

Delivered to the Graduating Glasses
 at Various Houses of Worship Yes-
 terday-Dr. Everett Hale's Sound
 Advice to the Harvard students-A
 Bridgeport Divine On1ciates at Mon.
 son Academy.
 BOSTON, June 19.-Dr. Edward Everett Hale to-day preached the baccalaureate sermon to the students at Harvard college. His text was taken from Paul's spistle to the Ephesians iv, IS: "Till we all attain unto the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God-unto full grown man." He said in part: "The university has been doing hes best to make you leaders in this nation. You are beginning life with ideals and purposes wholly different from those which the man has who has not been trained to consider the pub lie service as his first duty and his great opportunity. At this moment, which is moment of crisis, we part from each other, but we do not part from God. We go about his business as every son of his does, and we have the rights of sons we'll beloved. We have their hope, we have their certainty of success, if only we &C., cept the conditions. The conditions are that the body, with its appetite. that the mind, with its temptations, shall meekly and obediently serve this infinite soul. These shall work together, not for any finite purpose, but for infinite duty. To every man of us here is given trust and so large, and to every man of us I promised this infinite sway"
 BY BRIDGEPORT PASTOR.
 MoNsoN, Mass, June 19.-Rev. George F. Prentiss, pastor of the West End church, Bridgeport, Conn.,, to-day deliv- cred the baccalsureate sermon before the class of Monson academy. His text was taken from 1 Corinthians xiv, 10 and II. His subject was "The Symphony of Life"
 PRESIDENT ANDREWS SERMON.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 19.-President E. Benjamin Andrews of Brown univer- sity delivered the annual baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class this after | noon in the First Baptist church. A large audience, including many of the | undergraduates, were present to hear the | sermon. The entire senior class, wearing cap and gown, attended the service in body.
 OLD WESLEYAN ACADEMY
 WILBRAHAM, Mass, June 19.-The fare | we'll sermon before the graduates of Old | Wesleyan academy was preached in Mem orial church to-day by the retiring princi- | pal, Rev. G. M. Steele. DID,, from Mat thew iv.
 MOUNT HoLYoKE COLLEGE.
 SOUTH HADLEY, Mass, June 19.-The | sermon before the gradual ing class at Mount Holyoke college was preached today by Rev. Michael Burnham, D. D., pastor of the First Congregational | church, Springfield.
 THE DUTY OF THE HOUR. AMHERST, June 19.-The baccalaureate sermon before the graduating class of the Agricultural college was de- ivered this forenoon by Professor c. s. | Walker. Ph. D. His topic was: "The duty of the hour"
 PRESIDENT SHELVES BAccALAUREATE.
 NORTHAMPTON, Mass, June 19.-"The Ideal Play" was the novel topic of Presi- lent L. Clark Seelye's baccalaureate dis course to the young lady graduates at | oultu cOlloBe, HIS teXt DelIlR Ldcu. Nlll, J. Il And the streets of the city shall be full | of boys and girls playing in the streets thereof"
 AT WILLIAMS COLLEGE. WILLIAMsrowN, Mass, June 19.-In the absence of President Franklin Carter in | Europe Rev. Washington Gladden., D. D., ,f Columbus, O., delivered the baccalau- cate sermon to-day before the class of 1892, Williams college. in the Congrega- .ional church on "The Christian Law of | Life"
 THE AUTHORITY OF CHRISTIANITY. BRUNSWICK, Me-, June 10.-President William Dewitt Hyde delivered the fare we'll sermon before the seniors of Bowdoin college to-day on "The Authority of Chris .ianity."
 BY REV. EDWARD ANDERSON. AMHERST, Mass, June 19.-Rev. Edward | Anderson of Danielsonville, Conn.,, deliv | cred the annual address before the Y. NJ. | ). A. at the Massachusetts Agricultural | college this evening.
 AT WILLIAMS COLLEGE. WILLIAMsrowN, Mass, June 19.-Rev. 2 I, Chamberlain of Philadelnhia deliy- |