The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-11
University OF vermont.
COMMENCEMENT DAY.

The procession was formed on Wednes-
day morning under the direction of /. N.
Camp, A. NJ, of Chicago, of the class of
1856. Upon the stage were members of
the corporation and faculty. Prof Avery
of Hamilton college, Prof. Farrand N.
N. Benedict, Hon. L. +. Chittenden, of
New York, Hon. II. N. Hubbard, OF Chi
cago, ]. s. Spaulding, Mayor Dodge, ex-
Mayor Catlin and others.
The order of exercises was as follows:
Music-Eln Morgan, Elm Eittag. Elm Abend In
Wlen-Suppe.
Prayer by the President.
Music-Lelcht Gepack-Tlefke
The Ethics Of Science
Charles Albert Catlln, Burlington.
The Force of Presence,
lillian Beach slbley, wlnooski.
Literature In History.
William Parker Barker, Burlington.
Muslc-Fantalse--L ange.
Christianity the Goal OF Human Efforts,
George Timothy Lowell Burlington.
The Conflict OF Thought,
Evelyn Frank Garvin, st. Adams.
The Poetry OF Science,
Robert Mayo Catlln, Burlington.
MuStc--Aut0graph WaltZ-StrauSS.
Crysostom, Francis wayland Ryder, Burlington
The Utility of Color,
Thomas p. White Rogers, Shelburn.
The origin OF the Nation,
james Whitcomb Griffin, Burlington.
Music Potpourri, Bclisario-Donizetti,
The Prophecy OF Bacon,
Byron DIN WHITE Colchester.
| Science of Education,
Party Morality, George Lewis stow, Burlington.
Muslc-American Hymn-Keller.
Degrees Conf FRED.
Benediction.
After the public exercises the Commence
ment dinner was served at the American
Hotel. Grace was said by Rev. DR.. Cum
mings of Concord, N. II. Speeches were
made by President Buckham, cx-Prcsidcnt
Angel, Hon. +. ]. Phelps, Prof. F. N.
Benedict, DR.. Avery of Hamilton College,
DR.. A. b. Crosby.
The class of 1868 celebrated its first de-
cennial anniversary at the American Hotel,
but five members of the class being present.
G n. Wilder of Essex, n. Y, acted as
President, and w. II. McAllister of st.
Adams, Secretary. A pleasant hour was
spent in rcciting college incidents and inqui-
rics after classmates. Two members of the
class had died, Albert Granville Fisher and
o. III. Kile. 1t was voted to procure sill
yer cup, appropriately engraved and pre-
scented to Helen Sherwood Kile, the eldest
daughter of o. II. Kile, she being the first
child born to member of the class.
AT the meeting of the corporation Pro-
fcssor of Modern Languages was chosen
and also military teacher to be detailed
by the government. The names of the new
professors are not yet disclosed. Tho
proposition of Il. w. Park of Bennington
for an art gallery was laid before them ant
accepted.
Three young women were admitted tC
the next freshmen class, and others expect
to be present at the opening of the fal
term. The University begun the expert
ment of the admission of women in 1871
and seven girls have availed themselves Of
the College course. They acquit thcmscl
yes creditably and are treated with respect
President James b. Angel of Michigan
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town for some weeks. 1t was a source OF
regret when he left our University and he
is made most cordially welcome by thu
people of Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. An
CELL during commencement, received thcil
friends at the residence of Prof. Peter Col
lier, who is one of the scientific men com
missioned by the government to represent
the United States at the Vienna exhibition
and is now on duty there.
The appointments for the Phi Beta Kap
pa society next year are orator, Prof
Homer b. Sprague of Brooklyn. n. Y.
substitute, Prof. l.. Clark Seeley, of North
ampton, Mass. Poet to be designated b,
the executive committee.