Amherst College - Olio Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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in Zllllemurietm Qgrmfe,-sans: iflililliatm Segway: Giggles E+ my me JBorn September 2, 1810 ZDie0 Tlflovember 19, 1897 'PHESE are the earthly boundaries of a life that almost spans the nine- teenth century. The child was more than four years old when the battle of Waterloo was fought. The lad was almost ten when, in a rural town of Massachusetts, far from his' Pennsylvanian birthplace, the corner-stone of Amherst College was laid. It was seventy-seven years later when, in our midst, the man, crowned with learning and honors, lay down to give the glow- ing brain and the active hand their well-earned rest. With the dreams of the growing boy had mingled longings -after fame and thirst for distinction. As time went on, the spirit of the Master breathed upon the young man, and the boyish dreams were exalted and transhgured into one supreme desire to live for God, and to help and benefit the world. To his Maker and his fellow, he consecrated his all. For fifty-eight years he was a teacher in Amherst College. A student while he taught, practising what he preached, smiting the dead rock of the classic past till its sparkling waters flowed before our eyes, tireless, honest, fearless, impassioned, eloquent, inspiring, he served the cause, and honored the name and spread the renown of our Alma Jllfzler. The mighty mother rejoices in her children, and cherishes in her maternal heart the abiding memory of her dead. To him who toiled so successfully and long, with such single-mindedness and such devotion, in her service, she pays her reverent tribute of gratitude and love. EDWIN A. GROSVENOR. 25

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