Hobart College - Echo of the Seneca Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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■Henry 3Uay urns barn in Haltimorr, 3Ud., Htarch 31, 1876. Hr attended school at Rochester and St. John’s Htilitary Academy, Hlanlius, -X. 3J., entering Hobart in Sept., 1863. “They were lovely and pleasant in their lives

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Dedicatory Poem. Only a tear on friendship's altar That tells of the love we bore. Only a prayet fond friends can falter For those who are now no more. The richest flowers oi virtue rare Bloom not more purely blown Than in the souls of those whom here In sorrow deep we mourn. Yet no despair our grief appalls With horror grim and vast Naught but a benediction falls The Valley's shadow past. Deeds oft are eloquent to tell What silences the tongue. Around the brows we loved so well A laurel wreath we ve hung. ’Tis but a wreath of feeble praise And yet it speaks aloud The memories of by-gone days. Which time can never shroud. It crowns the merit of two men Whose lives with us shall live. And as we think of them again. Ennobling power give. A sacred honor now we claim , To them this volume small We dedicate in memory’s name At friendship’s loyal call.

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Arthur (Clrucland (Coxc, 3U . luas born in Buffalo. April 11, 187G. 3n carlo nears he mooed to Baltimore. Hid.. and afterwards to cScncua, -X. R].. entering -Hobart in ept.. 1803. nnd in d ath (liey were not divided.”