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Sunday, arid the text, as the founder ’ without and manage pretty well as transportation are keeping pace
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Correspondence. •
of the college requested should al­ ■ some do, but it is well to have a with their increasing acreage and
’ enlarged productions ■ from better
ways be on the first Sunday in the few reference books at anvrate.
New England Letters.
It is
There ones the bell, do you methods of husbandly.
session was “ God is Love.” The
s«rmon was delivered by a Rev. Itnow, at least 1 do veVy well, that pleasant to note the changes
W ellesley , M ass .,
Mr. D’Ogec of Anri Afbor. The everytime it rings I have to put wrought in the past score of years,
Sept 25, 1882.
music seemed somewhat one sided my head out of my door and ask all tending to minister to the
Dear Friends at Horne :
physical man ; nor are there want­
The opening week at Wellesley to me as the organ had to supply the Nebraska girl, who lives next
ing evidences of progress in mat­
College for 1882 is a thing of the all the bass for so many feminine door but one fiom me on the op­
ters pertaining to the intellectual
past, and now with door and tran- voices, but as it is the same every posite side of the corridor, and
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som closed to shut out "the aftei^" Tnorrrin’r } -tk>-not -twrtrtee i l— m» w
school-houses, more substantial
dinner noise, I draw my table near 1 We are expected to be in our places the bell, What is that bell for?
the open window, that when I look for service Sunday morning or have There are so many bells and they church edifices, and more teachers
up from my message“ to you my an excuse for our absence y’rom the are changed so often, that I get and preachers to occupy them than
. . eves may rest upon the beautiful doctor, so it is about as easy to go the rising bell, the silent bells,- the were here twenty years ago. Alto­
gether the outlook™ Is ‘Kopefiit ^ ih I“
laklj, glimmering through the open 4 to church as to go tîïrough aîT TFe
bells,
the
I
»ells
to
go
to
the
college,
the prospect encouraging^ .
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grove of young oaks upon the slope red tape of being excused. Miss
I did not succeed last week in
that reaches to the water’s edge. Freeman’s morning prayers in and the prayer meeting bells- all
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It has been raining almost con­ chapel are beautiful, she is the mixed up. We are expected to be securing a hall in Kansas City in
stantly for a week or more and is President, as I suppose you know, in our own rooms alone twenty which to deliver lectures. I came
cloudy still to-day which has made and if you could be near her you minutes morning and evening, to this place Saturday evening;
the walk to the college unpleasant would not wonder at the adoration which will explain the silent bells, and by the courtesy of my old
enough, but it has freshened the given her, for she is sweet and if you could hear the racket some­ friend and brother, A. B. Jones,
grass and foliage till it looks like womanly as well as shrewd and times, you would appreciate the with whom, in former day's, I par­
June rather than the last of wise. The regular classes were set quiet that all at once falls over ticipated in many good meetings, I
September. 1 take it fur granted to work first and the specials are -Stnne Hal! and its one hundred in- preached morning and evening to
jiaq [je(,n ¿[lent time his congregation. I amnow en- __ .
that you have some interest in . hardly in thehamrss yefwuueare
hearing how 475 dear girls any- : becoming disaffected and say they all the while I have been trving to gaged in a senes "of lectures here.
where between twenty and forty would kike to leave, but by the end write you this letter, as it is now, I Their building is to undergorepairs
years old were settled in their in- . of another week every thing may be could, perhaps, have entertained costing $4,000, which repairs are to
dividual college rooms with their moving smoothly. I shall wait a you better, and put in one letter be undertaken in a few days, so
trunks, bunnTes and etceteras. Tm little longer before1 rletnil ~to ~yrm '-more of- the thousand things• I t the only chance to get^a hearing at
three or four days they were coming any of the disagreeable or comical should like to say which must be this place was to ^yinmence im­
mediately under circumstances
on almost every train by ones and — features
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itself
to
any
and
eve
ry
m
)od
qf
the
i
I
shall
w
ant
to
tell
you
of
our
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most <mfavQi,able. Neverthelebij» I _
twos and barger loads,-' morning,
noon and night, and as every one mind, and I do not want you to domestic life in Stone Ilall one of have had good hearings thus far.
had to speak with the President believe from my letters that this is ‘ these days; it is a mingling of I shall close my lectures here this
you may know there was some con­ a student's paradise without any home and hotel life which is both evening and return to the city,
fusion and impatience. They say trials or discomfitures. One very pleasant and ^unpleasant, and as where 1 shall make another effort
about three-fourths are New Eng- n*ce ariangemen£, however, is that new to me as the unique household to have a hearing. With what suc­
cess remains to be seen. The fair
landers, most of the others from the every gi’d in college is obliged to at Norton.
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be
in
her
division
of
the
Bible
class
There
have
-been
fall
dress
re
­
is now in progress there, and tho
south ami west, with a few from
ceptions
given
by
the
Sophomores
every
Tuesday
and
Fiiday
at
2:5
public mind is concentrated on it.
foreign countries, one from Japan,
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M.
The
recitation
lasts
one
to
the
new
students,
a
microsco
­
How to turn a penny for gain, or
one from Siam, one from the Sand­
’
minutes.
The
pical
exhibition,
which
was
said
to
wich Islands, two from Chili, and l)er‘( ^ °f fifty
sperld it for amusement, is the
be
fine.
teachers
special,
about
seventy,
I
dominant thought with every one.
five from Oregon, which might as
John
B.
Gough
lectures
to-mor
­
There
J^hink,
are
all
in
one
class,
and
have
I am already growing weary of
well be designated foreign,
begun
the
veal
’
s
lessons
with
the
row
night
and
Lyman
Abbott
this
nomadic life and sighing for
are a very few esthetic ones, like
you see caricatured in the maga- J departure of Israel from Mt. Sinai. | preaches next Sunday ; so what we “ Home, sweet home ” Love to all
zines exactly, but as everyone Having been jised to . my own don’t learn in one way we may in the brethren
Yours in Christ,
dresses just as she pleases no notice books and doing what I pleased another.
I
M ary S tump .
T. F. C ampbell .
with
tham
for
so
long
it
seems
im
­
is taken of nondescript costume,
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though I did hear one lady remark possible to fall in with library ways
California Letter.
From BrQ. T. F. Campbell.
44 Where do you suppose some oft and get a clear, undersfanding—of
these girls get their horrid clothes.” the books and their places. The
L iberty , Mb, Hept. 27, J88?.
D owney C ity , C al .,
catalogueing
has
been
going
on
all
The college itself was made lieauti-
Evidences of temporal prosperity
Sept, 20f 1882.
summer,
and
part
of
the
books
are
ful as fairyland to receive the |
are everywhere around me. The Bro. Stanley: .
students, and presented a far I still in a transitory state, so that graneries are full from ap e?çuber-
I sent you a letter describing
.. different appearance than when I neither teachers nor old students and harvest; livestock ¡s appndant qqr npiuting, ai)d telljpg \yh^t wipt
first entered it. Fresh Howers de­ can a1 ways find what they want , ant commanding-what seems to nip (lope. The Eyangelizipg Cpnqmit;
corated the court, the pictures were The arranging will soon be com- i exorbitant prides ; health is good, tee met open, but deferred fonpa|
uncovered, the statutes unshrouded, pleted an<l the liooks more easily no epidemic, plague or pestilenps orgwnation till next monthly
the fioors oiled with carpet stretched found, but when found they may felt or feared. Never were any meeting. Efforts are being made
through the center of the halls, the be in some one e Ise’s hand« and the people more highly favored nor to raise funds, and at our next
officials in lovely dresses were hour be lost. Hone wishes to l»e under more pleasant and imperative meeting we may be able to speak
comfortable concerning the bo As
hurrying hither and thither, and she wishes, she should h^ve the obligations to recognize and honor more confidently.
there was a stir even in the air that book-case in her own room filled the Bountiful (Jiver than are these
I have no word from the Tent
made one’s blood rush faster in the with books on tjie studies she of the Western fcjtates. Opening Oqnpipttce, and tijink thfi ’Tract
veins. The first Sunday was flower means to pursue, One <;an come i markets and improving facilities for Cvunqitteq are trying to decide
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