University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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EOOOQI Off Trvuglfesg. zkzlzakz-:nk MATTHEXV HENRY BUCKHAM, D. D., Przavifferzl. , P EX-IWKZU. Hrs EXCELLENCV WILLIAM P. DILLINGI-IAM, I HON HON HON HON HON HON I-ION HON. HON HON HON HON HON. REV. I-ION Gowwzw' U the Sizzle. j ON TI-II: PART OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT. WORTHINGTON CURTIS SMITH, 57. Albam. HOMER NASH HIBBARD, LL. D,, Chzkago, Ili. GEORGE GRENVILLE BENEDICT, A. M., Bm'fz'ng!a1z. VVILLIAM GOODHUE SHAW, A. M., Burlzbzglalz. HORACE HENRY POWERS, A. M., zl1'az'f'z3-zfille. JOHN I-IEXIAN CONVERSE, A. B., Phi!a1z'elphz'a, Pa. TORREY ENGLESBY WALES, A. B., Bm'!z'1qg!an. ELIAS LYMAN, A. M., Bm'!z'1zgfo1z, ON THE PART OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. CROSBY MILLER, Pwmez. ' REDFIELD PROCTOR, A. M, Pmfzwf. ,SSBASSQ EBENEZER J. ORMSBEE, A. M., smmnm. ROSVVELL FARNHAM, A. M., 5'1m!'fU7'IZ. ' HENRY DYVIGHT HOLTON, A. M., M. D., B11lz'ileZ10r0. 1885-1891 JOSIAH GROUT, zVewpn1'!. JUSTIN SMITH MORRILL, LL. D., .SZ1'r1jbrd. HOVVARD FREMONT HILL, PH. D., llYa1zlpelz'e2'. 1887-IS93 ALVIN B. FRANKLIN, 1Vei1fam'. GEORGE GRENVILLE BENEDICT, A. M., SECRETARY. HENRY ORSON WHEELER, A. B., TREASURER, 184 Caffagf Sl. II

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nearly, or irritates your sensibilities, or shocks your ideas of pro- priety, attribute it to clumsy manipulation, to a mistaken sense of the ludicrous-in nne, to anything you will, except intentional meanness. If you are a student, and feel hurt that you have not been mentioned, believe that we fully appreciated your case, but were obliged to make sacrifices out of deference to our creditors. Though loth to put forth any pretentious of our own, yet we feel that in one feature, at least, we stand pre-eminent-viz., our dedication. We are certain that this alone will suffice to give the ARIEL a place in the consideration of every student, alumnus and friend of the college. Regretting indeed that our offering so inad- equately expresses the respect and gratitude we all feel for the gen- erous benefactor of this institution, we yet are confident it will be received, not as an equivalent of our regard, but as the only token it was in our power to exhibit. To our distinguished alumnus, Philander Deming, Esq., we would extend our gratitude for the generous reply he made to our request for a Recollectionf' thus enabling us to combine glimpses of past and present. Qur thanks are also due to those who have so materially aided us with con- tributions and advice, and to whom we owe whatever credit our efforts reflect. Reader, if your patience has permitted you to follow us thus far, we are grateful. Now, having come to an understanding, we can let you venture further, assured that if we do not entirely escape your censure, we shall at least merit the indulgence of a smile. And, class of YQI, to you we will the burden of our hopes, joys and trials, the benefit of our experience, and the scraps we have left over, and with a sense of relief such as some unfortunates among you will soon come to realize, hasten to subscribe ourselves, THE EDITORS. IO

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.g - ., . I JSllll.l!IlI 1L411. . ouirjsirilwilexfzl n.wsErfT1T-rlnefgjw, MATTHEVV L HENRY BUCKHAM, D. D., 28 University Place P7'65Z.fif7Zf. JOHN ORDRONAUX, M. D., LL. D., Roslyn, N. Y. P7'0f6SS07' Efmfhfzzs of IWm'z'm! fzz7'i5p7'zm'mce. REV. HENRY AUGUSTUS PEARSON TORREY, A. M., ' V' 75 S. Prospect St. MARSH P7'0j?ss07' of fzzfellfcfzzfzffzfzfz' fllonzl Philaxajbhfqf. VOLNEY GILES BARBOUR, PH. B., C. E., Q0 N. Prospect St. . P7'0f2'SS07' of C-Z.'Z-'Zlf E1zgz'1ze'M'z'1zg'. GEORGE HENRY PERKINS, PH. D., 205 S. Prospect St. HOWARD Proffssor of Afzzfzzvfal Hzklurjf. REV. JOHN ELLSWDRTH GOODRICH, A. M., 280 S. Union St. Professor' of Lcztifz. I '2