Thorne, They would see that the old com: mittee had been re-elected with the ex: ception that Mr. Bourne had taken the place of Dr. Stuebel.
Mr. Ambrose at the invitation of Mr. Thorne expressed his entire satisfac ion with the School and the tuition imparted thereat.
The Rev. Win, Muirhead addressed a few words, in the course of which he said that 80 far as his observation of the boys' school was concerned he could amply confirm what Mr. Thorne had said about the excellence of the teaching. It had Deen very interesting to see the manner in which Mr. Price had carried on the school which wax far superior to anything they had had before, excellent as it might have been, and he was sure the Commitee had grounds for the greatest gratification at his having been appointed. The school would attain a much higher standard than previously and he felt convinced that the joys would.in the ordinary course of time show the advantage they were receiving; from Mr. Price's teaching. He was pleased to see him in that position and felt sure that the school would rise to a very high degree of celebrity in the future.
Prayer was then off-red up by the Rer. Win. Muirhead, and the meeting separated after according a hearty vote of thanks to the Chairman, moved by Mr. Thorne and seconded by Mir. Bois.
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