University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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THE UNIVERSITY or VIiI11IvIoNT FOUNDED BY GHWIRA ALLEN IN 1791 Corporate Name: THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT AND STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE PRESDENTS ELECTED RETIRED I8OO TIREV. DANIEL CLARKE SANDERS, D.D., T814 Harvard T783 and A.M. and D.D. ISOQQ H1850 JEL 82.5 1815 IQREV. SAMUEL AUSTIN, D.D., 1821 Yale 1783 and A.M. and Coll. N. J. 1785 3 D.D. Williams 1807? 661330 A-Et. 70.3 1821 IGREV. DANIEL HASKEL, A.M., 1824 Yale 1802 and A.M 3 651848 Hit. 64.j 1825 NREV. WILLARD PRESTON, D.D., 1826 Brown 18063 D.D. Univ. Ga. 3 631857 ZEt. 71.5 1826 1-Rav. JAMES MARSH, D.D., 1853 Dart. 18173 D.D. Columb. 1850 and Amh. 18333 4551842 ZEt. 48.1 1833 EREV. JOHN WHEELER, D.D., 1849 Dart. 1816 and A.M. 3 D.D. Union 18343 W1862 nit. 64.j 1849 NREV. WORTI-IINGTON SMITH, D.D., 1855 Williams 18163 D.D, Univ. Vt. 18453 F1856 Hit. 61.1 1855 EREV. CALVIN PEASE, D.D., 1861 Univ. Vt. 1858 and A.M. 3 D.D. Mid. 18563 QTTIS63 .FEL 5o.j 1862 IIREV. JOSEPH TORREY, D.D., 1866 Dart. 1816 and A.M.Q D.D. Harv. 18503 P91867 EEL 70.5 1866 JAMES BURRILL ANGELL, LL.D., 1871 Brown 1849 and A.M. and LL. D. 1868. 1871 MATTHEW' HENRY BUCKHAM, D.D., Univ. Vt. 1851 and A.M. 3 D.D. Dart. and Ham. 1877. i I2

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parted had been the intellectual child and product of our University of Vermont, that the kindling of his mind, the shaping ot his character and the direction of his aims, had been due to the heroic faculty that taught in Burlington sixty years ago. Affecting and grateful indeed is his recognition of it in the bequest of his treasured books to the college library. Nlay they keep his memory green! Nlay they insure the old spirit within the newly rising Walls l Nlay they exert a charm upon the youth of the broad Champlain valley l From the dales and glens of the Adirondacks, from the hill-side farms and nestling villages of the Green Mountains, from the islands ot the Lake, and from the Canadian border may there come forth hosts of well-born youth to follow his lead in the paths of sturdy and independent American scholarship. I X 1 I

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES. MATTHEW HENRY BUCKHAM, D.D., I Presidefz l. HIS EXCELLENCY, Ex-Ojicio. URBAN ANDRIAN WOODBURY, M.D., I ' HON. HON. HON. HON. HON. HON. ON HON. HON. HON. HON. HON. HON. HON. Governor of the Slate. J ON THE PART OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT. HOMER NASH HIBBARD, LL.D., Clzicago, zzz. GEORGE GREENVILLE BENEDICT, A.M., Burlington. HORACE HENRY POWERS, A.M., Jllorrisville. JOHN HEMAN CONVERSE, AB., Phizadeyphia, Pa. TORREY ENGLESBY WALES, A.B., Bzzrlinglon. ELIAS LYMAN, A.M., Bzlrlifzglofz. EDWARD JOHN PI-IELPS, LL.D., Burlington. THE PART OF THE VERMONT AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. CROSBY MILLER, P011y'r6l. REDFIELD PROCTOR, A.M., Proclor. 1889-95 EBENEZER JALLS ORMSBEE, A.M., Brzznclomj TYLER M. ORAVES, Umfffhzzz. 1 OYRUS JENNINGS, Hubbmfdzwz. ?ISQI-97 WALLACE IRVING ROBINSON, Bzzrion. j JUSTIN SMITH MORRILL, LL.D., SlrrzjA0rrl. I GARDNER SMITH FASSETT, Evzosbzlrglz. S1893-99 CASSIUS PEQK, Bmokpezd. j GEORGE GRENVILLE BENEDIOT, AM., Sgmmry. EDWARD HENRY POWELL, 144 College St., Treasurer. I3