The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22

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upon our csc people. There ia ero~
Jog disposition 10 make merchsndss al
legislation sad the rehabilitation OF Lac.
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cd Standard, . crossing feeling that tue
ten csmnsndmsns we're 20, made Tor the
20.h century. No. slons the conscience
bot the intsllse. is bec,mips cosnopoli
tau. The incentive to hsve al snd don
bic shst others have rob, Us oil Iasigbt
aud stesdiuesa 0je has 10 time 10 thick
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only bT living mp TO the moral standard
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to be compared With q ID. tearing people
sho inculcste love Tor tra.h. duty and
patriotism. II il becsuse OF the pure
lives lived here 10 tbs past that We sfe
proud 10 come back TO the old homes. IL
follows tsst our plsio duty is, TO not only
live socb lives ourselves, but TO do oar ut
most 10 impress upon others the necessity
Of upholdlog the moral and intellectual
ideas and standards which have made
,uch homes 10 the past and have made =
astion which oil are proud TO call their
Jvn.
After the exercises 10 the hall picnic
vas held 90 the Seminary grounds. which
sss hardly over when rain com menced to
fall and the siter-di1ntr exercises we're
held 10 the Seminary chapel, which wss
crowded, Tue speakers we're Rev. j. b
Felt OF Pulaski. N. Y, Mr. James +. Nc
Nsboe OF New York City. MIR George W.
Burton Of Lacrosse. Wis, Rev DR.. Smyth
ot East Orange N. j.. Rsv, Dr. Smart OF
Manchester and Hon. 8. s. Benedict OF
Benedict, Ksnsas. The speeches we're oil
short and entertaining aud bad msny bsp
by local hits Most Of the speakers spoke
in the highest terms Of the work done by
the Burr and Birton Seminary. many Of
them being graduates. The exercises
here snd st Music Hall we're enlivensd BY
the singing Of old songs aud music BY The
West PAwlet brass band.