influence limited to his schoolroom, but the entire com- munity was environed by emanations from the Professor's life, leading up to a higher intellectual and moral plane. Princeton College honored Prof. An- drews with the degree of Master of Arts in 18 The early settlers of Chester county seem to have been

Impress of Early Names and Traits From an early period in its history the population of Pennsylvania was composed of people representing vari- ous nationalities. They have all left an impress which is discerned distinc- tively in many localities. Our earliest pioneers were the Dutch, who settled

settlement of the Province to the dis- cretion of some subaltern whom they sent out for the purpose. There is a strong basis for the assumption that in the early days of the movement, some, if not all, of the principals favored the Susquehanna as the best site for the commericial and political capital of