. Uomini prominenti e progressisti dello stato di New York;. porter e reditorialwriter dalla sua fondazione alla morte di Henry J. Raymond. Per cinque anni è stato presidente del consiglio di amministrazione delle elezioni in Brooklyn. È direttore della Lawyers Surety Company; presidente del Gates Avenue Homeopathic Dispensary, Brook-l> ti; amministratore fiduciario dell'Adelphi College and Academy dal 1869, e della Central Congregational Church dal 1882; un prizeconuncessore del porto di New York dal 1885; membro dell'Hamilton Club; Un membro del politecnico universitario di SigmaPhi, e pi-esident del suo soc incorporato

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. New York state's prominent and progressive men;. porter and editorialwriter from its foundation to the death of Henry J. Raymond.For five years he was president of the Board of Elections inBrooklyn. He is a director of the Lawyers Surety Company;president of the Gates Avenue Homeopathic Dispensary, Brook-l>Ti; a trustee of the Adelphi College and Academy since 1869, and of the Central Congregational Church since 1882; a prizeconunissioner of the port of New York since 1885 ; a member ofthe Hamilton Club; a member of the college fi-atemity of SigmaPhi, and pi-esident of its incorporated society; a member of theNew England Society of Brooklyn, and its president in 1893-94, and a director smce 1890; president of the Brooklyn Society ofVermonters in 1891-92, and president of the Republican Leagueof Brooklyn in 1896. He received the degree of M. A. in 1851, and that of LL. D. in 1891, from the University of Vermont.Mr. Benedict was married, on March 2, 1854, to Frances A.Weaver of Winooski Falls, Vei-mont, and has two sons and adaughter.. (j J^ ^/^yiyL.<^i^^^ WILLIAM HENRY BENNETT THE legendarj^ British lion has well been said to havehis realization in the metaphorical dogs of Devon. Thelatter phi-ase has long been historic. The strength of the mastiffand the unyielding coiuage and persistence of the bulldog aretj-pical of the spirit of Devonshire men, who, in many a crucialencoimter, have proved themselves a bulwark of the Britishthrone and of the Anglo-Saxon race. It was men of Bide-ford in Devon who, when assailed by overwhelming niunbersof foemen, . . shook em off as a dog that shakes his earsWhen he leaps from the water to the land. Whether in martial guise bound Westward ho ! from Bide-ford, or from Pljonouth seeking freedom to worship God, themen of Devon have imeningly reached their goal and made then*mark. It was in Devonshire that the Bennett family had its rise, andthat it long dwelt and developed the characteristics that madefor high success in every law

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