Centennial Celebration At Damariscotta And Newcastle
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Beeman became eminent as a divine, and was settled in a large town in the State of New York. He early preached anti-slavery sermons and it is recollected that some of the newspapers retorted by reminding him that he had married a southern lady whose property was in slaves of which he was hav- ing the benefit.
Others of the early preceptors have un- doubtedly passed the bourne, whence no traveller rcturn. S^Vnhile the career of many of the others who are living is known to most of yon, it is fit...ting that Mr. Thurlow, who now has charge of the instution should not be dismissed from your attention, by j simply an allusion to his name, but, that one and all we should concede to him the distinction of being the most successful of all its preceptors, and tender to him our earnest hopes, that he may sustain in the future, so long as he continues a teacher, tlie reputation he now enjoys. Mr. Thur- low took ciiarge of the Academy at its Spring term in 1863, with only 39 scholars ; since then the average per term has been not far from 82 scholars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beeman became eminent as a divine, and was settled in a large town in the State of New York. He early preached anti-slavery sermons and it is recollected that some of the newspapers retorted by reminding him that he had married a southern lady whose property was in slaves of which he was hav- ing the benefit.
Others of the early preceptors have un- doubtedly passed the bourne, whence no traveller rcturn. S^Vnhile the career of many of the others who are living is known to most of yon, it is fit...ting that Mr. Thurlow, who now has charge of the instution should not be dismissed from your attention, by j simply an allusion to his name, but, that one and all we should concede to him the distinction of being the most successful of all its preceptors, and tender to him our earnest hopes, that he may sustain in the future, so long as he continues a teacher, tlie reputation he now enjoys. Mr. Thur- low took ciiarge of the Academy at its Spring term in 1863, with only 39 scholars ; since then the average per term has been not far from 82 scholars.
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