Centennial Celebration At Danvers
Centennial Celebration At Danvers
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Those who knew him best, valued him highest. It was often my privilege, as on this subject, to cooperate in the objects he had in view. I knew him well.
36 WALLIS FUND.
> By the generosity of Capt. Dennison Wallis, who died in 1825, a local fund of $2500 was established for the benefit of School District No. 1, in which he then lived. He intended the fund should have been $5000, but the phraseology of the will so far fell short of the intentions of the donor, when tried in the crucible of the S...upreme Court, as to reduce the amount one half. -4 With this fund, the Wallis School, for the education of chil- dren between the ages of six and twelve years, has been estab- lished, and sustained for twenty years. If the spirit of the donor could look down upon the cheerful countenances of the happy group of children, educated by his bounty, on one of their days of successful exhibition, it would discover abundant reason for rejoicing in the wisdom of the donation. Happy spirit that ! which can contemplate a life of toil and perplexity terminated so gloriously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those who knew him best, valued him highest. It was often my privilege, as on this subject, to cooperate in the objects he had in view. I knew him well.
36 WALLIS FUND.
> By the generosity of Capt. Dennison Wallis, who died in 1825, a local fund of $2500 was established for the benefit of School District No. 1, in which he then lived. He intended the fund should have been $5000, but the phraseology of the will so far fell short of the intentions of the donor, when tried in the crucible of the S...upreme Court, as to reduce the amount one half. -4 With this fund, the Wallis School, for the education of chil- dren between the ages of six and twelve years, has been estab- lished, and sustained for twenty years. If the spirit of the donor could look down upon the cheerful countenances of the happy group of children, educated by his bounty, on one of their days of successful exhibition, it would discover abundant reason for rejoicing in the wisdom of the donation. Happy spirit that ! which can contemplate a life of toil and perplexity terminated so gloriously.
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