Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-06-22
Barre Academy.

| annual sermon was delivered before tho gradp.
|
a''ne CLASS SUNDAY, June lZth, by Kew. Matthew
| an abs,raot ~ ,,bioh .n,,o.uo, T., H. Ia. .,,.,
| OF the WATCHMAN. The examinations were In
every resnect a succes. not orI,, roaoc,,r,, ,,roh
credit upon students, and teachers. lint mon the
well-earned position barre Academy has ever held
as an institution of learning. Monday. lime 13th
| concert was given nv Blaisdelrs orchestra NJ
| Concord. New Uamnsbire This xvas liharalI,,
patronzed and thoroughly enioyed. IL WAS frat.
class in every respect and Barre people are tn he
congratulated upon having 80 fine an entertain-
ment Tuesday evening. June l4tb. was devoted IN
p,,zv s,v.v,,o
At an early bonr tho cbnrch ,vos s,,oa ,,;,, =,
crowd Of earnest spectators The exercises were
opened with music, and prayer by Rev. Mr.
| Mcmillan. This was followed with music nv a
male quartette, composed of Messrs. Bancroft.
Perry, Putnam and Professor Wheelock. The fol-
lowing was the programme for the evening.
Henry W. Knight. North Hero.
Inc Ballad OF New Orleans" Boxer.
Margery Grey ~ neA'o'u, DARE Arorvmor.
- Fred E. Woods, Rochester,
pre v,..,. buiwer'
The Ride of Jennie M'Seai Carleton
nN.o,.,,o,. c,us Flora E. Lane Barre, ~,
n Charles K. Darling East Corlnth.
rhe Kline OF the Ancient "..'.......c oleridse
"The DIVER" ueo'se n. fhher' CABOT sc,u,er
Fannie E. Currier, Barre,
'AO"s''''0"
-, ps.'' W." We" 'Aeo",eu anu 'ie s'uueh's
snouiu oe commenced 'or tne enthusiasm that
p para,",, -, us,, iuo ''nkns W "r' rie'
-, -. a- VOC VIVA" o., '"o poop'e
nounced that the hoard NJ ipdces cornosod ~
Rev. Mr. Mcmillan p,ofessor pr;as, NJ coddo "A
seminary and Mr. n q Kinos,ov bod a,,ardod
tho frat nr;za IN Frad T. Woods ~ po.ho,,a.
and the second 70 Miss rv, A N,oho,s ~ pa..o
The e.ercisea ware c,o.od With ,ho honoaio,io,,
"osihhs MEETING
"eune'u"y' june io'i'' ~ ~ clock A. NJ, &C.
.u''ou VIC "nnu"' inee''ne vi 'he ooard OF trus-
.oo'' no o'l'e'' eieo.eu "ere AS ioiio"s' rresi-
u'n'' hiram Carle'ol' ESD Oh montpelier; secre'
,a'y' Nn"iies A. o'n,sh' treasurer ana coiiector D.
oa'nson, M ~, Vi parre' PRUDENTIAL COM
i'i'.'ee, e. w pispee' ESD II. " "orthen, M u,
anu iion, H. T.. ra''ersoh Inc hnaheiai condi-
''on vi 'ne Soh'oi "" 'ne great oehght OF us
many patrons anu i''enus' Is IN very promising
oonu''on' Two 'nousand collars OF It's claims have
oeen canceled curing ,he past year. leaving only
ABOUT one thousand dollars 10 Dc raised above
wha' aiieaoy piedgeo' oertainiy TINS looks
.,ne ."e ni'ins Oh couu IRON An institution
WHICH Is only KNOWN 10 DO honored'
REUNION OF GLASS OF II.
In the forenoon the class OF IT held reunion,
avery good representation being present. The
address before the class was by Darwin p. Kingsley
OF the University oil vermont
EXHIBITION OF MIDDLE CLASS
In the evening occurred the exhibition OF the
middle class. The exercises were opened with
music After the offering of prayer, music was fur
nshed by the male quartette. The first Grafton
of the evening was delivered by Henry W. Knight
of North Hero; subject, the " Irish Question"
The essays furnished by Miss Eva A. Nichols of
Barre, upon Poets and Poetry" Miss Jennie II
Cardell of Warren, upon I" good cause makes
stout heart" and Miss Flora f. Lane OF Barre,
upon Ruins" were all well written, the
thoughts nicely brought out and pleasingly read
Inc oration' 10 die for liberty is pleasure
oy oscar f. Davis OF Corinth, also Labor rs
uenius by FRED H. Woods OF Rochester, were
ueiiVereu WIN good erect and were marked by
gooa gestures, Inc orations Odds and Ends y
~ 'Nf'--' .SNN
nyae'n.he ana the Roman Church y by Newton
H. baidwih OF sharon, Change and Progress
ny clayton A. clark OF North Hero were well
ienuereu' inc closing Grafton OF the evening"
our ron''cai CONTESTS by Fred M Marsh OF
|~oo'' was quite interesting, and had good tinge
.rue pon'icai principles This was followed with
piano SOLO oy MISS Nichols. Inc male quartette
Win 'he aiu Oh MI bancroft, iurnished the very
hNAhoishs OF GRADUATING CLASS
m "o eAo',iSeS vi 'he graduating ciass TOOK place
inu' , June 10 al TWO oeoek r. NJ Al the
"ppo'n'ou nour 'le mousse WAS hiied 70 i's iui'est
oap"0'' r"s' inc auuiehce was treated 10
p p so'o W hi'ss iAAzie oushnan' "nich was
."''s oauoa'eo rnyet was 'heh oheteo oy new
M "'nii'iah Inns was iolowed win music oy
the male quartette. The first Grafton was by
Frank III. Capp of Barre. entitled " Home Indus
tries which was ae,,rarod With GOOD orao,