Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-24
DIR. CADY FAMOUS
AS A PREACHER
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Pays Tribute to Widely Known
MiddIeburv Graduate

L / am NduN u -1llulCDul NrbIAN =
will be of interest to many readers OF
the Register
Measured ny years, by service, by
character, Dr. Sadly was notable
man He was born in Middlebury
VT, May y, 1916, and died in Evan
ston, Ill, February p, having encom-
passed three iourths of a century,
plus.
He was more than servant OF God
j he was partner This partnership
was the most serious thing OF his life.
He was never an absentee, dividend
drawing partner He forgot the div
idends, and TO- in his later days, he
was possessed with incompatible
wealth How would you define a
partner of God; Listen scholar,
teacher, preacher, pastor, admins
traitor, gentleman Is that enough;
Then he qualities He was born in one
of the classic centers OF New England.
The culture OF Middlebury got into
his blood. He was graduated from
Middlebury College in 1869, Phi Beta
Kappa Later, Tor work done in alb
sentia he received his A VI degree.
In 1855 his alma mater conferred upon
him the degree OF doctor OF divinity.
He lived his life in an atmosphere of
scholarship, 1t was the source of
legitimate pride TO him that his three
children were Phi Beta Kappa, Pro-
lessor Frank w Cady from Middle
bury College. DR.. Gilbert II Cady
and Mrs Ruth Cady Schmidt from
Northwestern. Dr. Cady was stu
dent until death took him. Books
books and more books He read
books, he gave them to pariShioners
to Young preachers, and recommended
them to all preachers in his circle.
He was a jealous member OF the Post
Graduate Club, though II was prim-
arilv a young mans organization
His later wears were congenially spent
in reviewing books for the "North-
western Christian Advocated How
fitting that this life, begun and con
tnued in a classic atmosphere, should
have its closing years in the cultural
precincts OF Evanston, where he could,
and did, earnestly pursue knowledge
IN lecture room ana h''"''eS' u'''i'
the end
lie had the 'e"'nlhs "'' WiioY..,. a.
where he taught for five years. In
1871, he returned East to accept the
pTihclpalShlp % I!oy C Eis.' eiio' nv,
adeny' one u NV h'isi"II" 80
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TO become prlNOlp"! IT,, u JeLiI'ns t w.
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WINE MS SIelisVh pei !iiIe.eo .,. ,r.,
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when ne had TO absent "''''se'' II VI"
the pulpit Ga, to- aloe
AS pastor ~ Iauy mas g" ~ 'o
lous crown. IAN 'He Ioii % c'.L
vile, Congress iarN' NiNeINiue' 7'u'.,
Park-avenue, Dixon, Oenleilii"l am ann
WeStern-aVenue' ana mul'i'uues ".,'
rise up to praise 'he man "no wei. .L
about uoihs soou 10 'Ie Iouit'' -- ,+
minds, the hearts ana sous Oh ms'''
women ana Chiidren' Inc Ceie. .i, q.
ton OF his golden Weddllg dlillNeiS"'
brought an interesting ana True S!ov
light on this phase OF ms In''lI II .
From all over chicago ana No,h
River Conference lhey came d"
son sent letters OF lndIlkSSlN III =,