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 ASSOCIATED ALUMNI OF ACADIA COLLEGE 
 
 Ai)<>i"rj'Mi .ii-.-vi.;. isr«i 
 
 TOGETllKi; WITH 
 
 LIST OF .vxisriJAi. FJx>i>:i<:s, 
 
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 i 
 
 LIST OF (iRADUATES. 
 
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 [NCORPORATED 1860, 
 
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 NOVA SCOTIA I'lUNTIXCJ OOMPANY. 
 
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THE 
 
 SIXTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT 
 
 With the Comphments of the Executive Committee. 
 
 OF THE 
 
 ASSOCIATED ALUMNI OF ACADIA COLLEGE, 
 
 ADOPTED JUNE, 1876. 
 
 TOGETHER WITH 
 
 LIST OF A-NNXJ^L FRIZES. 
 
 AND 
 
 LIST OF GRADUATES. 
 
 INOOBFOBATED 1860. 
 
 HALIFAX : 
 5fOVA SCOTIA PRINTING COMPANY. 
 
 1876. 
 
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THE 
 
 SIXTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT 
 
 OP THE 
 
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 
 
 OP THE 
 
 ASSOCIATED ALUMNI OF ACADIA COLLEGE, 
 
 ADOPTED JUNE, 1876. 
 
 TOGETHER WITH 
 
 LIST OF A.ISriSrXJ^L F»RIZES, 
 
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 AND 
 
 LI&T OF GRADUATES. 
 
 INOOBFOBATED 1860. 
 
 HALIFAX : 
 
 KOVA SCOTIA PRINTING COMPANY. 
 
 1876, 
 

Imarfe^. 
 
 All the Alumni are earnestly requested to become members 
 of this association, and assist in promoting the objects it has in 
 view. The membership fee is two dollars per annum. The 
 fund arising therefrom which has hitherto been small, (many of 
 the Alumni having allowed their membership to lapse.) has 
 been expended chiefly in the bestowment of some of tlie prizes 
 mentioned in the list given herewith. It is hoped that many 
 of our Alumni will feel it a pleasure to become donors of such 
 of the prizes as they may select. Personal application will be 
 made to some of them to that end. We wish also to enlarge 
 the list of prizes. 
 
Tl.e nsBocmtion hoM tli.-ir Annual Meeting in Juno, at 
 Wolfvillc, whcrntlioy aim., Dgcth.r on Anniversary I)=vy. A 
 vcM-y i.U-asant .Hnn.-r tck place tl.is yoar at ^vhl.•.U a largo 
 ,unnhcr of ti.o Ahunni an-l th.-ir frien.ls yore present 
 
 I'xcellcmt speeches w.-re d.-livered by Hon. 1. O. U n, 
 rrovincial Secretary of Nova Scotia, who received part of h;8 
 Pdneniion at Horton Academy, Kev. A. W. Sawyer, D.D., 
 
June, at 
 
 )iiy. A 
 
 a largo 
 
 c. Hill, 
 
 [irt of his 
 >r, D.I)., 
 
 Rkport of tiir Executive Com.mittkk of thk Assdciatkd 
 Alumni of Acadia Collegk, for tiik vkar ending 
 Junk, 1876. 
 
 The Committee are glad to be able to report the association 
 in an improved condition Hnanoially, as compared with last year. 
 The Matriculation Prize duo in June last but which was not 
 presented for want of funds, has been paid during the year, and 
 the generous responses whicli are being made to the calls of the 
 Treasurer give us reason to hope that- by the end uf the year 
 upon which we are entering the society will be entirely free 
 from debt. 
 
 There is still duo from the society, however, the sum of 
 $25.00 to Eev. Dr. Cramp, for money borrowed, and the sum 
 of $10.00 to Mr. Campbell, for balance due on Matriculation 
 Prize of two years ago. Tk-sides these sums the Matriculation 
 Prize won by Adoniram Judson Denton, in Septem])er last is 
 now due, and provision must also bo made for the monthly 
 essay prize of $25.00 oifered by the association. 
 
 Your Committee have met as business required during the 
 year, but nothing of sufficient importance to require mention 
 has come before them. More than ordinary efforts have been 
 made, to render the celebration of our Anniversary successful 
 this year ; and besides the ordinary dinner, special provision has 
 been made for after dinner exercises of a literary character which 
 the Committee hope will add much to the interest of the occasion. 
 Distinguished gentlemen representing the ])ress and the Legis- 
 latures of Nova Scotia and the aeljoining Province, have accepted 
 invitations to be present to add to the Entertainment, and 
 to give eclat to our Anniversary gathering. An account of the 
 expenses connected with the arrangements made for these guests 
 will appear in the report of our Treasurer which will bo sub- 
 mitted to you. 
 
Ill accordance with a resolution passed at our last Annual 
 Meeting, the Committee did not offer the usual " Alumni Essay 
 Prize," and there has been no competition for this prize during 
 the past year accordingly. 
 
 The resolution passed at our last Annual Meeting, in respect 
 to the appointment by the society of some of the Governors of 
 the College, was not carried into effect, owing to the inability of 
 our Secretary to attend the last meeting of the Baptist Conven- 
 tion, and your Committee again recommend the matter to the 
 favorable consideration of the association. Your Committee 
 feel that the usefulness of out association would be very much 
 enhanced if arrangements could be effected whereby the Alumni 
 should have some voice in the government of the college, and in 
 the conferring of degrees, especially of those purely honorary in 
 their character. 
 
 Your Committee beg to call attention to the act founding 
 the " University of Halifax " passed by the Legislature of Nova 
 Scotia during its last Session, and recommend that the association 
 give some expression of the views entertained by the society in 
 respect thereto. 
 
 In accordance with our constitution the officers of the Society 
 go out of office^ at the present Annual Meeting, all of whom, 
 however, are eligible for re-eloction. 
 
 Respectfully submitted^ 
 
 Edwin D. King, 
 
 Secretary. 
 
President 
 
 Vice-President. 
 Secretary ...... 
 
 Tremurcr 
 
 i 
 
 E. D. King, M.A. 
 L. S. Morse, M.A. 
 
 B. H. Eaton, M.A. 
 L. M. Smith, B.A. 
 
 Directors. 
 
 H. H. Bliqh, M.A. 
 J. W. Manning, RA. 
 
 A. COLDWELL, M.A. 
 
 C. H. Mastbrs, M.A. 
 £. M. Saunders, M.A. 
 
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 The follovring ia a list of the ** Annu.iI Prizes for the tetter 
 (Uioouragement of Education in connection with Acadia College," 
 ottered by the Alumni Association : 
 
 I. MATEZOXTLATZO}^ FRIZES. 
 
 First Prize $20.00. To the Matriculate who shall pa.w 
 the best examination. 
 
 Seconj;) Prize, $10.00 
 Open to Candidates from all Schools and Academies. Prize.^ 
 fco be awarded by the Examiners, and publicly distributed at the 
 unniversary exercises of the College in June of each year. 
 Priz'^3 to be awarded to such matriculates only as shall declare 
 their intention of taking the full College Course. 
 
 II. SOBOLAESSIP FRIZES. 
 
 Freshman Class. Prize $20. 
 Sophomore Class. Prize $20. 
 Junior Class. Prize $20. 
 
 For the best Scholaiship ; by which shall be understood the 
 most in+'"^)igent mastery of the Subjects embraced in the Course, 
 rather t 'ie most familiar acquaintance, by rote, with the text- 
 books ur '. 
 
 In thi^ e- 'npelition such students only shall be he]d to be 
 members of their respective classes as s>hall have been in attend- 
 inoe at least two Terms during the year, one of which shall be 
 the third Term. 
 
 Eiich class of ten or more members to aAvard, at tbe close of 
 the Scholastic year, its own prize. 
 
 If there shall be less than ten memljcrs in any class, the 
 Faculty shall award a prize, if they deem any memier fairly en- 
 titled to it ; otherwise they shall appropriate the money to the 
 College Library. 
 
 Prizes to be i)ublicly presented, through the Ahmni Assocja- 
 tion, at the Anniversary Exercises of the College. 
 
 III. ELOOUnoiT FRIZE.— (Rea&i&ff and. Speaking.) 
 
 $20. To the best Elocutionist. 
 
 (3pen to all Undergraduates who have been in attendance two 
 Terms durzng the year, one of wliich shall be th;> Third Term. 
 
 Prize to be adjudged by the Faculty, and puVlicly presented^ 
 through the Alumni Association, at the College Anniversary. 
 
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 IV. SffOlTTBL? ESSA7 FnZ2£. 
 
 $25. For the beat series of Monthly Essays during the 
 College year. 
 
 Open to all Undergraduates. Prize to be awarded by the 
 Faculty, and presented at the Anniversary of the College. The 
 list of subjects to be read at the same time. 
 
 V.-ALTJMin PRIZE. 
 
 Alumni Society Prize, $40.00. For the best Original Essay, 
 
 Open to all Undergraduates. Subject to be chosen by the 
 Executive Committee of the Association, and announced by 
 Christmas of each year. Ko exact limits are prescribed as to the 
 length of Essays, but it is desired that no Essay shall be of a 
 length to exceed 35 minutes in delivery. Competitors to for- 
 ward their papers to the Secretary, by the first of May. No 
 Essay not delivered to the Secretary by that date to compete. 
 Essays to be distinguished by mottoes, accompanied by letters 
 bearing the same mottoes, and enclosing the writers' names. 
 
 Papers bearing evidence of plagiarism shall be rigected. 
 Prize to be awarded by Examiners appointed by the Executive 
 Committee, and publicly presented during the Anniversary of 
 the College. 
 
 Prize Essay to be the property of the Asso^ ' tion, and to be 
 read by the writer if requested. 
 
 VX. TEE FRESISBITT'S FHIZE. 
 
 A Prize of $20. Given by the President of the Alumni to 
 the student of the senior class having the highest stivnding at tue 
 completion of the full College Course. 
 
 VII. OZIICZET FEIZE3. 
 
 First Prize, $20. 
 
 Open to Horton Academy and Acadia College Cricket Clubg. 
 
 One Match between the clubs to be played at the close of the 
 cricket season in the Autumn of each year ; and anotiier during 
 the Anniversary Exercises of the College. Umpires to be ap- 
 proved by the Faculty. Prize to be taken by the member of 
 the winning club making the highest aggregate score in the two 
 matches ; but any member not attending at least three-fourths 
 of the regular practice of his club shall be ineligible for the prize. 
 
 In case of a tie, prize to be awarded to the one who haS' 
 attended play most regularly. In case of a tie between the ClubS; 
 an over of four-balls shall decide. 
 
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 Facllly"""" '^ '''"^'"'^ "'° '■""'• '™"='' «han be decided by the 
 Consolation Prize, $10. 
 
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 liversary. 
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 ball not be 
 
 IS aggregate 
 ig side, 
 t ineligible 
 
 List of those who have taken the degree of Bachelor of Arts 
 at Acadia College. 
 
 Those marked thus * have also receiTcd the degree of M.A., at thi« 
 college. Those f "ire dead. 
 
 1843. 
 
 * 1 1 John Leander Bishop 
 
 2 James William Johnston 
 
 3 Lewis Johnston 
 
 t 4 Amos Sharp 
 
 Dartmouth, 
 .Stellarton. 
 
 J. L. Bishop,— Practised us a Physician till his death. 
 
 IS J- ^"i Johnston -Admitted to th« Bar July 1846; appointed Q.C., in 
 1871. Practises at Halifax m partnership with J. Y. Payzant, (grad? of ^60) 
 name of firm Jolinston & Payzant. 
 
 L. Johnston -Admitted M.D., In 1845, at the University of Penn- 
 ■ylvania, practises m Stellarton, Pictou County. 
 
 Amos Sharp,— Was a preacher of the Gospel 
 
 1844. 
 
 
 5 George Armstrong 
 
 6 Kichard E. Burpe 
 
 7 Samuel Elder ...,,, 
 * 8 Abraham Spurr Hunt 
 
 9 William F. Stubbert... 
 1 10 George Bobbins Wilby 
 
 .St. John, N. B. 
 
 Dartmouth. 
 .New Jersey, 
 
 G. Armstkono, -Ordained at Port Medway, December 3l8t.. 1848.-for 
 a long peiiod pastor of the Bridgetown Bapt/st Church, at present Editoi- 
 
 ?!'■??'"*'**''' °^ *>°. ^^^r«<'«« Visitor, puSlished in St. John, N. B. Qnd 
 of the Governors of Acadia. 
 
 R. E. Burpe,— Ordained at in the year Sent as 
 
 Missionary to Burmah, in 1845, by the Baptists of N. S., N. B.. and P. E I . 
 returned m 1850, and died at Jacksonville, Florida, Feb. 9,6, 1853. 
 
 S. Elder,— Ordained at Fredericton. For some years pastor of the 
 Baptist Church in I-redencton, N. B. Died May 23rd, 1852. 
 
 A. S. Hunt,— Ordained at Dartmouth, November 10th, 1844, for manv 
 years pastor of the first CornWallis (Canard) Baptist Church. Appointed 
 stiST W*^" Education for Nova Soctia, in 18()9, which position ha 
 
 W. F. Stubbert,— Ordained at in , Received 
 
 degree of D. D. , from Acadia in 1870, At present residing in New jertey, U. S. 
 
12 
 
 1845. 
 
 11 William Almon Johnstone Halifax. 
 
 • 1 12 Samuel Kicliardaon 
 
 13 James Whitman U.S. 
 
 W. A. Johnstone,— Admitted to the Bar in April, 1849 ; appoiuted Q.C., 
 In 1870. 
 
 S. RiCHAKDSON, — Graduated at Newton, Mass. On leaving Xewton he 
 was ordained to the pastorate of a IJiiptist Church in Massachusetts. Died 
 in Carleton, N. B., July 1809. 
 
 J. Whitman, — Barrister. Tractised for some time in Halifax, and thence 
 removed to U. S. 
 
 1846. 
 
 * 14 Edward Anderson 
 
 1 15 Asahel Bill 
 
 * 16 Stephen W. DeBlois Wolfville. 
 
 17 Lewis Johnston Sydney, C. B. 
 
 18 James S. Morse Wolfville. 
 
 E. Anderson, — Pastor for some time of Church at Liverpool. Received 
 degree of D.D., in U. S. Principal of an Educational Institution in one of 
 the Western States. 
 
 S. W. DeBlois,— 'Taught in Horton Academy for some time, ordained at 
 Chester, February 20tli, 1854, of which church he was tlien pastor. At 
 
 £ resent and for many years past, pastor of the first Horton (Wolfville) 
 aptist Church. Secretary and one of the Governors of Aca<liii. 
 
 L, Johnston,— M. D., Ed., L. R. C. S., Ed., 1850, practices at Block 
 House Mines, C. B. 
 
 J. S. Morse,— Does business as a merchant in Wolfville. (For many 
 years the Marshall of Anniversary Processions.) 
 
 1848. 
 
 * 19 Harris O. McLatohy Wolfville. 
 
 * 20 John Moser 
 
 H. O. McLatchy,— M. D., Jeff. Med. College 1854, practices at Wolfville. 
 J. MosER,— Teacher. Moncton, N. B. 
 
 1849. 
 
 * 21 Arthur R. R. Crawley Burmah. 
 
 t 22 Henry Thomas Crawley 
 
 * t 2;$ Elisha Budd DeMill 
 
 A. R. R. Crawley,— Ordained at Wolfville Aug. 17, 1853. Sent in 1853 
 by American Missionary L^nion to Burmah, where he has laboi ed ever since. 
 
 H. T. Crawley, — Studied law at Harvard, was subsequently professor in 
 an Institution in Cincinnati in which city he died some years since. 
 
 E. B. DeJIill,— Ordained at Amherst, in 1853 Studied at Brown Un- 
 iversity and at Newton. He was pastor of the Amherst Baptist Church, for 
 greater jjart of his labors, subsequently pastor of the Leinster Street Baptist 
 Church, St John, N. B. Died in St. John, in 1863. 
 
 1850. 
 
 * 24 Thomas William Crawley St. Andrew's, N. B. 
 
 * 25 David Freeman Canning. 
 
 T. W. Crawley,— Ordained at Chester, N. S., May 14, 1S56, at present 
 pastor of the Baptist Church, at St. Andrew's, N. B. 
 
 David Fkeeman,— Ordained at Granville Street, Halifax, Aug. Ist, 1855, 
 Pastor of Granville Street Churoh, then of Canning Church. 
 
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13 
 
 1851. 
 
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 ppointeu Q.C, 
 
 ng Xewton he 
 usetts. Died 
 
 iX, and thenoo 
 
 lie. 
 
 , C. B. 
 lie. 
 
 ol. Received 
 tion in one of 
 
 e, ordained at 
 1 pastor. At 
 n (VVolfville) 
 
 ii. 
 
 ices at Block 
 (For many 
 
 le. 
 
 at Wolfville. 
 
 Sent in 1853 
 d ever since. 
 
 • professor in 
 nee. 
 
 Brown Un- 
 i Church, for 
 ;reet Baptist 
 
 rew'a, N. B. 
 
 I, at present 
 ig. Ist, 1855. 
 
 
 2G Henry "W. Johnston. 
 
 .Halifax. 
 
 H. W. Johnston,— Taught for some time at Horton Academy, admitted 
 to the Bar Nov. 2l8t, 1860. Deputy Minister of Marine and Insheries for 
 Nova Scotia. 
 
 1854. 
 
 • 27 Thomas A. Higgins Annapolis Royal. 
 
 T. A. HiuGixa,— Ordained at Liverpool, N. S., Aug. 30. 1857. For some 
 years pastor of Liverpool Baptist Church, afterwards principal of Horton 
 Academy for some years. Now pastor of Church at Annapolis. 
 
 1855. 
 
 ♦28 Alfred Chipman 
 29 Isaac Judson Skinner 
 
 * 30 Isaiah Wallace 
 
 • 31 Daniel M. Welton 
 
 Bedeque, P. E. I. 
 Chester. 
 .Berwick. 
 Wolfville. 
 
 A. Chipman,— Taught in Horton Academy and Acadia College, ordained 
 Rt River Philip, Nov. 16, 1862. Now pastor of the Baptist Church, at 
 Bedeque, P. E. Island. 
 
 I. J. Skinneu,— Ordained at Port Medway, Sep. 19, 1855. Pastor first 
 at Port Medway, then at Bridgetown, and now at Chester. 
 
 I. AVallace, Ordained at Scotchtown, N. B., April 3, 1856. At present 
 pastor of the Church at Berwick, Kings County, N. S., the largest Baptist 
 Church in this Province. 
 
 D. M. AVemon,— Ordained at Windsor, Sep. 2, 1857. Pastor of Windsor 
 Church till 1871, when.he was appointed to Theological Chair at Acadia 
 College. 
 
 1856. 
 
 t • 32 William Johnston . 
 
 • 33 Thomas R. Pattillo 
 
 34 Robert R. Flv'n . 
 
 Liverpool, N. S. 
 .Halifax. 
 
 W. Johnston,— Admitted M.D., in 18 . Practised at Sackville, N.B. 
 Died several years since. 
 
 T. R. Pattillo,— For many years principal of Liverpool Academy. Now 
 engaged in trade. 
 
 R. R. Philp,— Ordained at Margaree, C. B., Oct. 12th, 1856. Labored 
 continuously since in preaching the Gospel. Now deprived of sight. 
 
 1857. 
 
 • 35 Robert D. Porter 
 
 .Milltown, Maine. 
 
 R. D. Porter,- Ordained Sep. 19, 1857, at Dartmouth. Graduate of 
 Newton Theological Seminary, pastor of the Church at Milton, N. S., then 
 at Lockport, and at present pastor of the Milltown Baptist Church. 
 
 1858. 
 
 *36 Charles H. Corey 
 
 37 George G. Sanderson.... 
 
 * 38 Edward Manning Saunders 
 t 39 Henry Vaughan 
 
 40 Simon Vaughan 
 
 ♦ 41 Robert Lynton Weatherbe 
 
 Richmond, Virginia. 
 .Yarmouth. 
 Halifax. 
 
 Liverjiool, Eng. 
 .Halifax. 
 
14 
 
 C. H. Corky, —Onliiinctl at Seabrook, N. II, KiiKaijcil in Ohristian 
 Commission (luriiin tlie lute war in United States. At jnescnt imd for some 
 years princiital of the Richmond Theological Institute, Virginia. 
 
 G. O. Sanderson, — Insurance Broker at Yarmouth. 
 
 E. M. Saunders,— Ordained at West Cornwallis, Dec. 15, isr»8. Was 
 pastor of the Berwick (Jhurch till 1807, and then became imstur of ( Iranville 
 Street Church, at Halifax, over which church he sti'l jireaides. One of the 
 governors of Acadia. 
 
 H. Vaughan,— Ordained at St. George, N. I?., .January Ifith, 1802, 
 became pastor of the Germain Street Baptist Church, St. John, N. B., 1863, 
 and remained pastor till his death in August 18()4. 
 
 S. Vai'ohan,— Shipping and Commission Merchant, at Liverpool, G. B. 
 Firm of S. Vaughnn & Co. 
 
 R. L. Weathebk,— Taught in Horton Academy, admitted to the Bar, 
 Oct. 2()th, IHCtX Appointeil Law Clerk to the Legislative ('oiincil in 18(58, 
 and Q.C., in 187(5. Practises his profession at Halifax in partnership with 
 Wallace Graham, (grad. 18(57). Firm name Weatherbe and Graham. 
 
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 1859. 
 
 * 42 Andrew DeWolf Barss 
 
 * 43 Brenton Halliburton Eaton 
 
 * 44 Daniel Francis Higgins 
 
 * t 45 Dugald Thomson 
 
 .Wolfville. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 .Wolfville. 
 
 A. DeW. Barss,— Admitted M.D., Edinburgh 1SG4. Bractices at 
 Wolfville, Treasurer of Acadia, Agent People's liauk Agency, at Wolfville. 
 
 B. H. Eaton,— Admitted to the Bar Oct. 11, 1864. Practises at Halifax. 
 One year Classical Tutor at Acadia. 
 
 D. F. Higgins, — For several years and now professor of Mathematics at 
 Acadia. Provincial Examiner in Mathematics under the Common School 
 Law. 
 
 D. Thomson,— Taught High School at St. Stephens, N. B., then did 
 business as a Merchant till his death in 1874. 
 
 1860. 
 
 * 46 Silas Alward 
 
 47 William Chase 
 
 * 48 Alfred H. DeMill 
 
 * 49 Charles Frederick Hartt 
 
 * 50 Edward Hickson 
 
 + 51 Andrew P. Jones 
 
 * 52 Robert VonClure Jones 
 
 * 53 John young Payzant 
 
 * 54 Theodore Harding Rand 
 
 * 55 James E. Wells 
 
 * 56 William Nathan Wickwire 
 
 .St. John, N. B. . 
 Yarmouth. 
 .St. John, N. B. 
 ITtica, N. Y. 
 .Carlton, N. B. 
 
 .Wolfville. 
 
 Halifax. 
 .Fredericton, N. B. 
 
 Woodstock, Ont. 
 .Halifax. 
 
 S. Alwabd, — Admitted to the New Brunswick Bar, in 18 . Practises 
 at St. John, N. B. 
 
 W. Chase, — ]Marine Insurance Agent and Manager at Yarmouth of the 
 ''Pacific Company." 
 
 A. H. DeMill, — Admitted to the New Brunswick Bar, in 18 « . 
 Practises at St. John, N. B. 
 
 C. F. Hartt, -Studied as resident graduate at Harvard. Professor in 
 Cornell University, N. Y. Now superintending Geological Survey of Brazil, 
 for the Government of that Country. 
 
 
 J0 
 
16 
 
 in Christian 
 luid for some 
 
 ii. 
 
 . ISng. Was 
 r of (Jranville 
 Onoof the 
 
 IfiHi, 1802, 
 N. li., 1863, 
 
 !iTool, G. B, 
 
 to tho Rar, 
 noil in 1808, 
 lersiiip with 
 liain. 
 
 'ractices at 
 t Wolfville. 
 
 at Halifax. 
 
 Iiematics at 
 lion School 
 
 , then did 
 
 ^. B. 
 . B. 
 
 1, N. B. 
 Ont. 
 
 Practises 
 
 th of the 
 
 18, . 
 
 Fessor in 
 f Brazil, 
 
 n 
 
 E. HiCKHON,— Ordained at North Esk, July 27, IfOl Now pastor of 
 church at Carlton, N. B. One of the governors of Acadia. 
 
 A. P. JoNEH,— Admitted M.D., Edinburgh in 1864. Died in 18G5. 
 
 U. V. J0NE8,— Professor of Classics at Acadia. 
 
 J. Y. Pavzant,— Admitted to the Bar, Dec. 7, 1864. Practises at Halifax 
 in partnorsliip with J. W. Johnston, (grad. 184.'{). 
 
 T. H. Band, — Assistant teacher in Horton Academy, then teacher in 
 Normal School, then Superintendent of Education in Nova Scotia, from 
 1S<n{ to LSC)!*. Appointed Chief Sujierintendent of Education for New 
 Biunswick in 1871, which office he still holds. 
 
 J. E. Wells,— Professor of Classics in the Baptist Institute at "Wood" 
 stock, Ontario. 
 
 W. N. WicKWinE,— Admitted M.D., Edinburgh, lSf)4. Practices afc 
 Halifax. Dominion )Iedical Officer for the Port of Halifax. 
 
 1861. 
 
 * 57 "William Henry Porter 
 
 .Brantford, Ont. 
 
 W. H. Porter,— Ordained at Pine Grove, Wilmot, 1802, of which church 
 he was for some years pastor. Afterwards pastor for some time of the 
 Temple Church in Yarmouth, N. S., for one year pastor of a church in the 
 Island of Jamaica. At present pastor of the first Baptist Church, Brantford, 
 Ontario. 
 
 1862. 
 
 58 Amasa Fisk 
 
 59 James N. Fitch 
 
 CO Augustus Freeman 
 
 Gl Maynard P. Freeman 
 
 t 02 Charles B. Harris 
 
 * 63 John E. P. Hopper 
 
 64 Joseph F. Kempton 
 
 • 65 Samuel Bradford Kempton 
 
 66 J. Melbourne Parker... 
 
 67 Enoch J. Stronach 
 
 Lockcport. 
 
 Lakeville, Cornwallia 
 
 Wolfvillo. 
 
 Great Village. 
 
 Burlington, Iowa. 
 
 Canard, Cornwallis. 
 
 Clementsport, N. S. 
 
 NictauK. 
 
 A. FiBK, — Merchant at Locke's Island, was for several years teacher, 
 
 Jas. N. Fitch, — Admitted M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, 
 New York, 1867, and i>ractices at Lakeville. 
 
 A. Freeman,- Teaching at present at Lower Horton. 
 
 M. P. Freeman, —Ordained at Bedeque, P. E. I., July 5, 1803. 
 
 At 
 
 present pastor of Baptist Church at Great Village. 
 
 C. E. Harris,— Admitted M.D., in 18 , at New York. Died same 
 year. 
 
 J. E. P. Hopper, — Principal of Fredericton Baptist Seminary, then 
 pastor of church at St. Stephen, N. R Now pastoi of first Baptist Church 
 at Burlington. 
 
 J. F. Kempton,— Ordained at Mira, C. B., June 5, 1804. Now pastor of 
 Baptist Church at Sussex Vale, N. B. 
 
 S. B. Kempton, -Ordained at New Mines, Sept. 10, 1863. Pastor of 
 Church at Canard, Cornwallis, 
 
 J. M. Parker,— Ordained at Springfield, Oct. 5, 1865. At present 
 pastor of Church at Clementsport.. 
 
 E. J. Stronach, — Merchant at Nictaux, County of Annapolis. 
 
16 
 
 f 
 
 1863. 
 
 •fiS Isrftel AriiNim Blair 
 
 • G"J Kdwin Daviil King 
 
 L A. Blair, -For miiny voars teacher. 
 . rractifling at lioHton, Moan. 
 
 .Poitnn, Mail. 
 Halifax. 
 
 Admitted M.D., in 187 , at 
 £. D. Kino.— Admitted to the I5a., Dec. 7, 1867. Practice* at Halifax. 
 
 1864. 
 
 • 70 Harris Harding BHkH. 
 
 .Halifax. 
 
 Edward Mauniiig (,'unningham Rand 
 
 H. H. Br.iGH,— Admitted to the Bar, Nov. 2, ISfiS. Tractiaes at Halifax 
 in partnerHhip with J. W. Longley, (grad. of 71). Firm name Bligh ic 
 Longluy. 
 
 £. M. C. Rand,— School teacher. 
 
 1865. 
 
 72 Charles T. Andrews... 
 
 73 Eliakim N. Archibald . 
 
 74 Thomas A. Blackadar 
 
 • 75 William B. Boggs 
 
 76 Thomas E. Corning ... 
 
 • 77 Herbert Clifford Creed. 
 78 Silas Mac Vane 
 
 •79 Joseph Murray ... 
 
 + 80 Seth D. Shaw 
 
 • 81 David Allan Steele 
 
 .Caledonia, Queens. 
 
 Shelburne. 
 .Harvey, N. B. 
 
 Charlottetown,P.E.I. 
 .Yarmouth. 
 
 FVedericton, N. B. 
 .Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 Summerside, P. E. I. 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 C. T, Ahdrews,— Admitted M, D. , Harvard, 1868. Practices at Caledonia. 
 Inspector of school.i for the County of Queens. 
 
 E. N. Akchibald,— Ordained at Alexandra, P. E. I., Jan. 7th, 1868. 
 Resided some years in Michigan, at present pastor at Shelburne. 
 
 T. A. Blackaiiar, —Ordained at Parrsboro' N. S., Sept. 5th, 1865. At 
 present pastor of Baptist Church at Harvey, N. B. 
 
 W. B, Booas,— Ordained at Sydney, C. B., in 1866, over which church 
 he was pastor five years ; removed thence to pastorate of Portland Church- 
 St. John. Sent by Baptist Convention in 1874, Missionary to India, returned 
 in 1876 on account of ill health. 
 
 T. E. CoBNiNO, -Admitted to the Bar, Oct. 30th, 1869. Practises at 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 H. C. Creed, —Teacher in Normal School, Fredericton, N. B. 
 
 S. MacVane, — For some years clerk in the Education Office, Halifax, 
 afterwards studied at H-'.rvard and in Germany. At present instructor 
 in Political Economy and Governmental Science at Harvard University. 
 
 J, Murray,— Ordained at Gujsborough, Oct. 29th, 1865. Filled suc- 
 cessively the pastorate of the Guysborough and Hantsport Baptist Churches. 
 At present pastor of Summerside Church, P. E. I. 
 
 S. D. Shaw,— Studied law in Charlottetown. Was compelled by failing 
 health to remove to Nevada, U. S. , where he subsequently died. 
 
 D. A. Steele,— Ordained at Wolfville, June 20th, 1865. Pastor for some 
 years of the Baptist Church at Canso, whence he removed to his present 
 charge at Amherst. 
 
 
1 
 
 17 
 
 •n, IMaii. 
 ax. 
 
 )., in 187 , at 
 cei at Halifax. 
 
 ises at Halifax 
 name liligh & 
 
 1866. 
 
 ia, Queent. 
 ne. 
 N. B. 
 
 fcetown, P.E.I. 
 
 bh. 
 
 ton, N. B. 
 
 ge, Mass. 
 
 Bide, I'. E. I. 
 
 at Caledonia. 
 
 I. 7th, 186«. 
 
 h, 1865. At 
 
 hich church 
 and Church, 
 ia, returned 
 
 Practices at 
 
 i 
 
 K Oba.liiih E. Cox 
 
 *y.\ AiiMit .r. Hill 
 
 > I 'I'lituhiis S. Mcli'-'an 
 * sr> I.iiimler S. Morso... 
 ^Ci .JariuJi V. Morton 
 87 tit'ori^f K. TuftH 
 
 .N>w Yolk, T'. S. 
 .To;,'^'iiis Coal Minos. 
 .liad.k-Lk, (", Ji. 
 Briilgttown. 
 .Now London, N.. H. 
 Newton, AIiiHs. 
 
 (>. E. <'iix. (ir.idnatcd at Newton. Ordiiincfl over Went Yarmouth 
 Ciiurcli in I )L'Cfiid)or, 1M*)7. Pastor of West YimiiDUth rinircli, then of 
 Church at Soiitli Aiueshury, U. .S., then of Second liaiitist Cliurch of City 
 of New Hedford, U. S., now preaching for a church in Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 A. .T. Hii.l., Civil Phigineer, chiefly engaged as nucIi since graduating. 
 At preuent .superintendent of the Joggins Coal AlincH, Cuniberlaud, N. 8. 
 
 T. S. McLean, — Principal of Victoria County Academy. 
 
 L. S. MoitsK, — Admitted Barriater, July l'.>, 1^70. Practises at Bridge 
 town. Inspector of schools for the County of Annapolis. 
 
 J. F. MdUTON, — Graduated at Newton. Onlained at Littleton, Mass. 
 The ProfeH.sor of Classics at the New London Literary and Scientific Institute, 
 New Hanii)shire. 
 
 Cr. E. Ti FTs, -Taught in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick for sometime. 
 Assistant I'riiicipal of the Baptist Seminary at Fredericton. At present 
 studying Tlieoloj,'y at Newton, Mass. 
 
 1867. 
 
 88 .Tamos AVilliani Manning 
 
 89 Jonathan I'arsons 
 
 !)0 Wilhert Dekney Dimock 
 91 Wallace Graham 
 
 .Halifax. 
 
 Halifax. 
 .Truro. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 J. W. MANNiNf},— Ordained at Port Hawke.sbury. C. B., March .^Ist, 1863. 
 Graduated at Newtcm in 1872, for some years pastor of the Baptist Cliurch 
 at St. Stephen, N. B., whence he removed to Halifax and became and con 
 tinues the pastor of the North Baptist Church. 
 
 J. Par.sonh,- "W^s engaged as a teacher for some time after graduating, 
 then for some years was Inspector of Scliocls for the County of Halifax. At 
 present studying Law. CSrand Scribe of Sons of Temperance. 
 
 W. D. Dimock, -Principal for seven years after graduating of the High 
 School, North Sydney, C. B. At present Head Master of the Model School, 
 Truro. 
 
 W. Graham,— Admitted to the bar, December, 1871. Practises at Halifax. 
 
 e, Halifax, 
 t instructor 
 versity. 
 
 Filled suc- 
 b Churches. 
 
 1 by failing 
 
 or for some 
 lis present 
 
 1868. 
 
 92 "William A. MacKinlay 
 9.S John McDonahl 
 
 94 John F. Tufts 
 
 95 James W. Johnston 
 
 9(3 Daaiel Eaton 
 
 Edmund Crawley Spinney 
 
 Hector E. Munro 
 
 99 John Wallace 
 
 100 Herbert C. Messenger 
 
 101 Lewis Hunt 
 
 97 
 
 98 
 
 .Nevada. 
 
 .Wolfville. 
 Bridge water. 
 
 Concord, N. H. 
 
 Guyaborough. 
 
 Sheffield, Eng. 
 
 John McDonald, - Ordained and was pastor of a Church in Nebraska 
 till bis death. 
 
18 
 
 J. F. Tirrs, finidnntod nt Hiirvanl. Principal of Korton Acailerny Mi«r 
 l'rof«'Httor of Hi;(toiy in Acmliii (Jollige. 
 
 J. W. JoHNSftM, (^iriulitntcil L. L R, iit Ilarvunl. Ailinittfd to tiio 
 lUr, l^ecemher, lH7t. rriictices at Hriiljjowivtur in County of I,uiioi»l)\irg. 
 
 I). Kai'on, Difil li f(!w inotttliH after t{>'n*luatin^, iiiiil whilu iittciiiliii;; tho 
 <\>iiiiiiui'uiiil (.'ollugc, KoHtoii. 
 
 K. ('. Sl'lNNKY, Onliiiiied at Miia, ('. H. AVaH piutor for Bonie time in 
 IVlIu, lowii. (IrmlniittMl HnliKiM|iu'iitiy ut Nt'wton riu'ologicul .Sciiool. At 
 ]tt'e.icnt piiMtor of tiu; hjcoiwI Jiii|itiMt (.'liiucli, ('oiiuonl, \. I{. 
 
 H. K. Mi'Nito, Died at liiit liumu in Onslow, June, 180<). He had the 
 ('litiHtiuu Ministry in view. 
 
 •F. Wam.ack, -Wan princijial of Queon'H Covintv Academy, aUo of tlie 
 County Academy at (iuyslioiougii. At present studying Law. 
 
 H. C. MksskN(!K11, Studied F,aw fi)r some tinne at Windsor. Went 
 >?outh for ln» healtli and died in Floriilu in tlie winter of 1870. 
 
 L. Hunt,- Admitted MA)., at Mc(Jill ('ollejie, IMontreal. Truetised in 
 Halifax a (diort time and tlieii wtudied at Kdini>urj{h, after which lie com- 
 menced and continueH the practice of liiH profesHion at Sliettield, England. 
 Son of Hev. A. S. Hunt, graduate of l.'W4. 
 
 1869. 
 
 ♦ 102 Neil McLeod 
 
 ♦ 1():{ Alhert Coldwell 
 lot JoHcph tlonea 
 
 105 ('aswell 11. Daniels 
 
 ♦ KM) UufusSanford .... 
 
 107 J. Johnston Hunt 
 
 108 Charles F. Myers... 
 
 .Charlottetown,r.E.I. 
 WolfvUle. 
 .WolfviUe. 
 lii'idgetown. 
 .liimJipitani, India, 
 Halifax. 
 .I'eterboro, N. H. 
 
 N. McIiEon,— Studied Law in P. E. Island. Admitted in 1874. I*ractice» 
 ftb Charlottetown. 
 
 A. CoLUWELL, — Teacher since graduating in Hoi-ton Collegiate Academy. 
 
 J. Jon KS,— Ordained pastor over the Haptist Church atDighy, 18(5!), then 
 pastor of tl»e Liverpool IJaptist Church. Kenioved thence to Wolf ville. At 
 present Life Insurance Agent. 
 
 C. R. Daniels, —Studying Law. 
 
 R. Sanfoud,— Graduated at Newton. Ordained August 20th, 1873; 
 .Sent by Convention Missionary to India. 
 
 J. J. Hunt,— Admitted to the Bar, December 'Mst, 1872. Practices at 
 Halifa.K : son of Rev. A. S. Hunt, graduate of 1844. 
 
 C. F. Myers,— Graduated at Newton. Ordained at North Redding, Mass. 
 Recame pastor of church at Sutton, Mass. At present pastor of church at 
 Peterboro', New Hampshire. 
 
 1870. 
 
 109 Egbert M. Chesley 
 
 110 William H. Newcomb 
 
 New York. 
 .Lewiston, Me. 
 
 E. M. Cheslky, — Engaged in Nova Scotia several years teaching. Was 
 some time principal of the Liverpool Academy. Now pursuing arts course 
 at Harvard, intending to teach. 
 
 W. H. Newcomb,— Graduate of Newton. 
 Ohurch, Maine. 
 
 Ordained pastor of HoUiwell 
 
] 
 
 19 
 
 Vciuleiny n,rA 
 
 littod to the 
 .iiiiuiititirg. 
 
 itti'H(lin;f tlio 
 
 tdriit' time in 
 Scliuol. At 
 
 IIu iiad the 
 
 ulsu of tiic 
 
 Isor. "Went 
 
 I'ractisod in 
 licli lie coin- 
 111, Kngliuul, 
 
 town,!', E.I. 
 
 Ill, Imlia, 
 
 >, N. H. 
 
 i. Practices- 
 
 ko Academy. 
 
 y, mv.}, tliea 
 jlfville. At 
 
 20th, 1873. 
 Practices at 
 
 Ming, Mass. 
 >f church at 
 
 k. 
 , ftle. 
 
 hing. "Was 
 arts course 
 
 •f HoUiwell 
 
 1871. 
 
 Ill .Tsimrft W. lUncroft. . 
 ll-J Williiiiii ]\. llriKlxliiiW .... 
 
 • I!.! Atwiinil ( 'ulidiin 
 
 114 .?. WillHifont' Loniiluy... 
 
 » ll'i <'l,;lll,..M II. MiiHtorn... 
 
 lir, .r..l.ii I!. Mills 
 
 117 Hmatio K. Murrow 
 
 • II** JolmHton .N'cih'y 
 
 1 111 In^^riuii V: Oiikcis 
 
 r_'(» Williani .\. .Siiiniioy .... 
 
 .Weymouth. 
 
 AiKyl.;. 
 . .I'lirmii'to. 
 
 Halifax. 
 .St. .lolm. N'. IV 
 
 Anna])i)liH. 
 ..Newton, Mai«s. 
 
 Ciiniiii)^'. 
 , .NowciiNtle, X. I'l. 
 
 Hinviml, r. S. 
 , .S\iHiilil, Conn. 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 I'jn n ilhaiii .\. .Somm 
 IL'I .(..hn I!. Stuhl.tMt 
 • lli'2 William Henry Warren 
 
 .T. W. HancuiiKT, ( Jrailuati'd nt Newton, Ordiiinnl nt Windsor, April 
 ITtli, l**".*!. At jnisent pastor of thu naptiHt Church nt Weynioutli, IMghy. 
 
 W . li. r.K.vDsiiAW. -Ordained at North Hiver, P. K. I,. .Inly tth, is?:.. 
 At present pastor of the Baptist Church at Argyle, "\'artnouth. 
 
 A, <'ni|i)(>.v, Ordained at I'uradi.se, July 1 1th, 1872. Pastor of the 
 llaptist Church at I'aradise. 
 
 J. "W. Li>.V(}|.r,v, -Admitted to the T5ar, Decemher, l''7.">. Practises at 
 Halifax. 
 
 C. U. .M.v.sTElis, -Admitted to the IJar, in 1876. Practises at St. John, 
 K. B. 
 
 .r. 1!, Mit.l.s, Admitted to the. Bar, July, 1S7,'>. Practises Law at 
 Annap(dis Royal. Studied at Haivard liaw School. 
 
 H. K. Mf)nnn\v, Ordained at Snckville, N. S., November Sth, 1>71. 
 Was jiastorof Sackville and Haiiiinonds Plains Baptist Churclies. (Jraduated 
 ut Newton, and goes a Missionary to Btirmah. 
 
 S. J. Nkilky,- -Ordained at North Sydney, C. B., Scptemher, 1S72. At 
 present pastor of the Baptist Church, Canning, N. S. 
 
 J. B. 0.\KK.-<, -PiinciiMvl for some time of the High School at Hantsport. 
 At present principal of the Newcastle, N. B. Academy. 
 
 W. A. .SriNNEV, IVinciiMtl for s-jveral years of the Ameshury, Maff.. 
 High School. At present attending courses of lectures at Harvard L'niver 
 
 sity. 
 
 J. H. SrmnKHT, - (Graduated at Newton. Ordained pastor of P.aptist 
 Church, Sutfield, Connecticut. 
 
 W. H. \V.\UHKN, Ordained at C^nvendish, P. E. I., 1S72. At pr 
 jiastor of the Temple Baptist Church, Yarmouth. 
 
 esciit 
 
 1872. 
 
 * 12;^ W. Mortimer McVicar 
 VH Kohert U. Munro 
 ]'J."> Lewis Mortimer Smith 
 
 Hit) Seymour E. (Jouiley 
 
 127 William Lawson Barss 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 Bridgetown!. 
 Halifax. 
 
 Truro. 
 Halifax. 
 
 \V, M. Mc"VlCAU,--Piincip»l of the t^ueen'« County Academy, Liverpool. 
 
 \\. (t. IMuNUO, Studying Law with L. S. Morse. 
 
 L. M. Smith, -In mercantile business at Halifax. 
 
 S. E, tioiULEV,— Admitted to the Bar, July 24th, 1874. Practices at 
 Truro. 
 
 W. L. BAUSrt,--(.Jraduateil L. L. B., at Harvard Law School, June, 1870, 
 Will seek admission to the Nova Scotia Bar, next Autunni. 
 
20 
 
 1873. 
 
 128 Henry W. Rand 
 
 129 Geo. W. Thomas 
 
 1.50 Isaac R. Skinner 
 
 1.51 Adoniiam Judson Eaton... 
 
 1.T2 James B. Hall 
 
 1.3.S Humphrey BLhop 
 
 134 Theodore Harding Thomas. 
 
 '135 Frank H. Eaton 
 1.36 Jacob A. Durkee 
 
 137 James F. Covey 
 
 138 Joseph H. Robbins 
 
 139 George O. Gates 
 
 .New York. 
 Canso. 
 
 .IJeaver River, Yar. 
 Hai'vard. 
 
 .Lawrcncetown, Ann, 
 Greenwich, Horton. 
 Port Kawkesbury. 
 Wolfville. 
 .Newton. 
 
 St. Andrew's, N. H. 
 .Cambridge, Kings. 
 Liverpool. 
 
 H. \V, Rand, — For a time teacher in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. 
 At present studying Medicine in New York. Was principal of Grammar 
 School at St. George, N. S. 
 
 G. "\V. Thomas, — Ordained pastor of the Baptist Church at Canso, May 
 13th, 1874. 
 
 J. R. Skinner,— Ordained at Andover, N. B., July 20, 187(1 
 
 A. J. Eaton, — Received degree of B. A., at Harvard, June, 1876. Prepar- 
 ing to teach. 
 
 J. B. Hall,— Teaching. 
 
 H. Bishop,— Teacher for some time. At present engaged in Agriculture. 
 
 T. H. Thomas, — Engaged in teaching at Port Hawkesbury, C. B. 
 
 F. H. Eaton,— Graduated B. A., at Harvard. Teacher in Horton Academy. 
 
 J. A. DiJUKEE,— Ordained at Milton, Queen's, October 23rd, 1874. 
 Pursuing a course of study at Newton. 
 
 J. F. Covey, — Teaching. Principal of the Grammar Scliool at St, 
 Andrew's, N. B. 
 
 J. H. Bobbins,— Ordained at South Rawdon, August 29th, 1873. At 
 present pastor of the church at Cambridge, Cornwallis. 
 
 G. O. Gates, — Ordained pastor of the Liverpool Baptisi, Church, October 
 22nd, 1873. 
 
 1874. 
 
 140 George F. Currie 
 
 141 James I. DeWolfe 
 
 142 John C. Spurr 
 
 143 Samuel McCully Black. 
 
 .Teluguland. 
 
 Uigg, P. E. L 
 .Harvaid. 
 
 Harvard. 
 
 G. F. CiRRiE.— Graduated at Newton. Was pastor of church at 
 Andover, X. B. Sent by the Foreign Missionary Board of Ontario and 
 Quebec, Missionary to Cocanada. 
 
 J. I. DeWolfe,— Ordained at Uigg, December 4th, 1874. At present 
 pastor of the church in that place. 
 
 J. C. SruUR, — Taught one year in Horton Acadamy. Studying at 
 Harvard University. 
 
 S. McC. Black,— Studying at Harvard. Preparing to teach. 
 
 1875. 
 
 144 Howard Barss 
 
 145 George E. Good 
 
 146 Israel M. Longley 
 
 147 William G. Parsons 
 
 148 Benjamin Rand 
 
 149 Adouiram Judson Stevens 
 
 ..Liverpool, G. B. 
 
 "Woodstock, N. B. 
 ..Paradise. 
 
 Hautsport. 
 ..Canning. 
 
 Keutville. 
 
21 
 
 O. a ^•^'^^^'-^'-•'^ *« «• Vaugban & Co., Commission Mcchant. Liverpool, 
 G. E. Good, -Studying at Xewton. 
 I. M. LONOLEV,- Teaching. 
 
 Hanrspo^rt.^^'"'''"'' '^'^'^^^S- At present ,.nncipal of the High School, 
 -hid. d.uSSt^S'Srr'''' *'^ ^^I'"«* ^'•"-" ^* K->tville, IST', of 
 
 1876. 
 
 loO MaynanlO. Brown 
 V'h J'^r.e^J«^''ck D. Crawley" 
 l.)2 Ehas W. Kelley " ' 
 
 153 Charles H. Martell 
 
 I;i4 J. OtisEedden 
 
 lof) William H. Robinson " 
 
 l.)0 Douglas H. Simpson. ■■ 
 
 ..Rawdon. 
 
 i>ri Igcwater. 
 .Windsor. 
 
 Newton, 
 .Windsor. 
 
 Kingston. 
 
 Cavendish, P. E, I, 
 
 Ell '/sho;.s?,T;j'il^t' 187? '"' ""''''''''' ^'"""^'^ '' ^^^"^°»- ^''^-"ed at 
 pJihSg^h'e^S^rtU^e?^ ^- ^^^-'^^' «-^"-^tc of 1841). 
 
 Uap«st'6hS;ih'e;e^^'""^*' ''' ^^"'^«"'-' "^^"^^ 2'>'-J. 187fl. Pastor of the 
 
 C. H. MARTELL.-Pursuing a course of studies at Newton 
 
 J. O. REDDEX.-Preaching the Gospel. Not yet ordained. 
 
 W. H. R0BIX80X,-Preaching the Gospel. Not yet or.lained. 
 
 a H. SlMP«ox,-P,eachiug the Gospel Not yet ordained. 
 
22 
 
 List of Uiosc who liavc received Honorary Degrees. 
 DOCTOR OP DIVIITITY. 
 
 1S57 Rev. Charles Tupper, Aylesfortl. 
 
 tLs(il " Charles Spunlen, 'J.A 
 
 tlS(;2 " Charles Oe Wolf, M. A 
 
 ISM " Robert J. Wilson Hamilton, Ont. 
 
 1870 •' WilliaiTi F. Stubbert New Jersey. 
 
 1875 " John Crawford Woodstock, Ont, 
 
 C. TUPPER, ordained at Canard, July 17, 1817. For many years Pastor 
 of the Amherst Churcli, afterwards and for many years and until recently 
 pastor of the churches at Lower Aylcsford and South Wilmot. 
 
 C. Spurdrm, ordained in Eiij^land, April, 1841. Principal for many 
 years of Fredericton Daptist Seminary. Died in 1876. 
 
 C. DeWolfe, studied at Horton Academy previous to the founding of 
 Acadia College. Minister of the AVesleyan Denomination. For some time 
 President of the Tiieological Department Mount Allison Educational Insti- 
 tution. Died in 1874. 
 
 J. "Wilson, formerly Baptist I\Iinister, but now of the Episcopal Church. 
 
 W. F. Stirbert, graduate of 1844. (VUlc supra.) 
 
 J. Crawford, Professor of Biblical Interpretation and Church History, 
 in the Literary and Theological Institute, at Woodstock, Ontario. 
 
 DOCTOR OF LA'WS. 
 
 1808 LauRcelot Younghusband, M.A. ... 
 
 Blicliigan, U. S. 
 
 DOCTOR OF CIVIL LA'W. 
 
 JS74 Theodore Harding Rand, M.A. 
 
 Graduate of 1800; vide supra. 
 
 Fredericton, N. B. 
 
 t IS.')! 
 
 1 1856 
 
 1 1859 
 
 1802 
 
 1805 
 
 1807 
 
 1809 
 
 tl870 
 
 MASTER Iir ARTS. 
 
 Rev. Charles Spurden 
 
 J. W. Hartt 
 
 Rev. S. N. Bentley 
 
 Hon. Daniel McX. i'arker, M. D., M. L. C. Halifax. 
 
 " Chas. Tuitper, M. D., C. B., M. P.. Ottawa. 
 
 " Simon Fitch, M.D New York. 
 
 1872 
 
 AVilliam Henry Jones 
 Pvlward Young, (since Ph. D.) 
 
 William Ehler 
 
 Rev. John Davis 
 
 " C. E. Ooodspeed 
 
 John B. Calkin 
 
 Rev. D. W. C. Dimock 
 
 " Charles D\iff 
 
 .Woodstock, Ont. 
 Washington, U. S. 
 .Colby University, Me. 
 
 .Woodstock, Ont. 
 • Truro. 
 ..Billtown. 
 Liverpool, N. S. 
 
 D. McN. Parker, studied at Horton Academy previous to the founding 
 T)f the College. A<lmitted :\I.D., Edin., L. R. C. S. Edin., 1845. Ap- 
 |iointed to the Legislative Council of Nova Scotia in 1867. Practises at 
 Halifax, and is one of the t»overjior« of Acadia College, 
 
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 C. TrpPKR, son of Rev. Charles Tupper. D.D., stmliod ;d irortor? 
 Academy; iiilmittcd M.D. Eilin. For many yours I^f.lM'. for Cuinberlaud, 
 antl for several years Provincial Secretary. I\I.P. for Cutuborlaml since 
 18(»7, part of which time he has been a member of the Doininioa Goveru 
 nient. 
 
 S. Fitch practises in New York. 
 
 Kdwark Yduno, ft native of Falmouth, was one of the earliest pupil* 
 in Horton Academy ; Superintendetit of the Uiireau of Stutisitios at Wanh 
 ington ; Donor of Gold Medal for proficiency in the Higher Mathematics. 
 
 "\V. Elder, stmlied at Horton Academy and took part of the course 
 at Acadia ; then .studied at Harvard ; was- afterwards Professor of Natural 
 Science in Acadia College; At present Professor of Natural ycience in 
 Colby University. 
 
 J. Davis, ordained January I'Mh 1820, at Portsea, Englaml ; Jlinistered 
 successfully to several churches in that country; came to America in 184r>, 
 and became pastor of a church in New Jeisey ; removeil to the Provinces, 
 and after ministering to several churclies accepted the pa.*toral charge of 
 the church in Charlottetown, P. E. I., where ho spent tho closing years 
 of hia life. Died August 14th, lS75v 
 
 C. E. GooBSPEED, graduate of Fredcricton University ; afterwards- 
 Principal of the Baptist Seminary in Fredericton ; graduate of Newton, and 
 at present Pastor of the Baptist Church at Woodstock, Ont. 
 
 J. B. Calkin, one of the first graduates of the Provincial Normal School ; 
 subsequently Principal of the High School, Truro ; for a sliort time Inspector 
 of Schools in Kings County ; then l^lofessor in, and afterwards Principal 
 of the Normal School, which position he still fills. 
 
 D. VT. C. D1.MOCK, matriculated at Acadia College in 1S38 ; ordained at 
 Chester, December Gth, iS-il ; for many years- pastor of the Onslow and 
 Truro Baptist Churches ; at present Pastoi- of the Billtown Church. 
 
 C. Duff, Congregational Minister at Brooklyn, Queen's Ca, and for some 
 years Government Inspector of Schools for said county. 
 
 List of persons admitted Ad Euiidein. 
 
 1S61 Thomas A. Hill, M.A., (Rochester, N. Y.) Waterford. 
 
 1862 L. Younghusband, M.A 
 
 18(35 Geo. M. W. Carey, M.A., (Rochester, N. Y.) St. John, N. B, 
 
 O. M. AV. Carey, ordained at St. Catherine, Ont. July, 1S.")6. At present 
 and for some years pastor of the Germain Street Baptist Church, St. John, 
 N. B. 
 
 Note. — The Executive Committee request Alumni to point out to the 
 Secretary any errors or omissions they may observe in the foregoing lists so 
 that the same nu\y be made more complete aiul correct iii future publicatiians. 
 
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