Hide Article Text (OCR)
out three miles t got there is « [ubbard of thisas cold and stiff, that position for t ankle aad his loody mark and udicated that hewith considers-neatly dressed, ntl a letter indi-»ssed in love and ated suicide but account thereof, i rn'»ney, an old empty bottleN'o enginern.id a-iy evidence he was ancons-wli'-n struck, or n is unknown.followed with an essay, then Miss Grace Dotson took the door „and Prof. Prentice gave her a subject: “Mythology,” which the young lady handled in a remarkably able manner, displaying a carrect general knowledge of this most delightful subject Seymour Pinch delivered an oration in a dear and earnest manner and was followed by Harold Jones on “Accounts, a subject given him by Prof. Prentice.Then came the event of the evening, The two societies, the youna ladies on one side and gentlemen on the other, bad agreed upon a joint debate, the subject to be unknown to all until the opening, so that neither g»ae should huve any advantage, and al ter its selection it had been scaled up by the Professor and now the seal was broken and placed on the blackboard by Miss JJeVoIl, and was as follows:‘‘Resolved: That to the young man or woman, of average ability, the time and money necessary to acquire a collegiate education are a erood investment.”find aand i an en croup sliouL“Tw a a iituiAiIt seerusual rI tllOUialter t;was ft* Stniiii'd“TinAyer’sparatioW. 1lovfc ;i, thbe$ artOil*Ayer’s *' iuJhii;isle!self toe settled to my t despair
Newspaper Details
Hornellsville Weekly Tribune
Hornellsville, New York, US
Fri, Dec 04, 1891
Page 8
Full Page
Clipped by
Susan R.
USA 07 Dec 2024
Other Publications Near Hornellsville, New York
Hornellsville Weekly Tribune
Hornellsville Tribune
