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be obtained the pres introduced
as the orator of the day, the Hon.
W. H. Gale of Brooklyn, who in
a very able manner ~~then~~ performed
the duty assigned him. May his
noble form, and genial presence
long continue to grace these
occasions. At the conclusion of
Mr Gales address, an essay was
read by Mr Theo. L. Jackson Esq. on
the subject of aesthetics.
As it treated of the beautiful
so was the essay itself beautiful.
And as the contemplation of the
beautiful always gives pleasure
so did this essay give pleasure
to all who heard it.
The Rev. Mr. Dickson pastor of
Lord Hill Church was then
introduced, and gave as he
always does a right good
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hearty talk. and was voted
a member of the family.
He was followed by Rev
Mr Brett and Rev Mr Ireland
of Monroe, with addresses both
able and interesting. Mr Brett
alluded to the fact that one
of his ancestors kept a mill
and ground grain for our
ancestors and claimed relation
ship on that account, and his
claim was generously allowed.
Excellent music was
given from time to time by the
Band from Goshen.
After singing the Doxology
the Benediction was pronounced
by the venerable Mr Ralph
Bull, which ended the exercises
on this happy occasion.
P. E. Miller
Sec