Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-06-29
Graduates,

Graduates.
Edgar Leon Andrews, Vermont
Fremont Dayton Badger. Vermont
Henry Allyn Bennett, New Jersey
Walter scott Braincrd Maine
William Henry L. Briard, Massachusetts,
Orc5tcs Morton Brown, Maine |
Daniel Thompson Buzzell, New Hampshire
Willis Eugene ChamDern Vermont
Nathaniel Fremont Cheevcr New llainI shire |
Frederick +. Frank Clarke, New York
William Ernest u ugh, New YORK
CdrOlus Melville Cobb Maine
charles Vinegar Crlspell, New York
John Francis Crosby, New York
Joseph Melville Deacon, New Brunswick
Henry Sinclair Delanere. Massachusetts
Wilson David belong, Pennsylvania
Fred Elmer Dwlne, Vermont
Julian Elzear Fortn, Canada
Edward Mcrle Frlssell, Massachusetts
Oihan Galdzikyan, Turkey
Ambrose Nj. Gerry, Pennsylvania
Arthur Pope Glnn, ONO
sumner Gleason, MASSACHUSETTS |
Alfred Goss New York
Alfred Lewis Gueriin, d. Oh, Canada
orvls Linden W. Hall, Vermont
LOUIS liazen, Maine
Joseph Nicholson Henry, New York
Dwight l.. Hubbard, New YORK
samuel Albert Jones. Vermont
William Frederick Jones, NewJersey |
Fred Thomas Kdder, Vermont
Wnlian Henry Leth, New Hampshire
william Wellington LOOMS, CONNECTICUT
George Eden Mccarthy Maine
Albert McWayne, Sandwich Islands
Walter Palmer Miller, Maine
Arthur Wayland Moore, Maine
Charles Frederick Parker. New Brunswick
William T. Parker, North Carolina
James Buchanan Pettenglll. New Hampshire
William Newton Rand, New YORK
John Marshall kopp d. d. S. ONO
Robert Carter Ruddick New Brunswick
Carleton Sawyer, A. Is. Maine
Elihu Lekoy sawyer, Vermont
Erwin Leon stafford, New YORK
| Allison A, Stamm, PENNSYLVANIA
| Theodore Eugene Taber, New York
IIs,s cEagens Tsggar B. New ysrm Yors
| 1dlen Jones IriDou, MAINE
.isny E Eaasi a. wsser AM vermont
| Frank Smith Warren, Maine
Jerome d. weida, Pennsylvania
| Fredrlk Westrrberg, NJ. Pm c, Sweden |
Peter Parrish White, New York
Clarence Wilder Whitaker, Massachusetts
Rolin Charles Wilcox, New York
Edgar Thomas Williams, Pennsylvania
Matthew James Wilson, Phi. G.. pennsylvania
Vincent Zolnowski, New York
After selection by the orchestra-Gungls|
Zephyr Flute VALUES" - the prizes and
honor degrees were announced by DIR. A. =.
Grinnell, Secretary OF the Medical Faculty,
us follows The ''honor men'-those who
passed the best examination-were
, T. l.. Andrews, w. d. belong,
j. w. Pearson, L. l.. Stafford,
A. A. Stamm.
OF these the first prize, for best examina-
= ton, was awarded to Dr. w. ID. DeLong !;
i and the second, for the second best, TO DIR.
; A. A. Stamm.
y These gentlemen were cordially checred by
d the audience as they stepped upon the stage,
e as the candidates also had been when they
!, y received their degrees.
= Next came the valedictery by DR..
M Dwight l.. Hubbard. lie reviewed the
brief history of the classs experience during
the term; thanked the faculty in well.
mefited terms, with passing eulogy on the
late DIR. s. W. Thayer; spoke of the pleasant
ton existing between the class and the citi
!, zens Of Burlington, and thanked the la,tel
~ for their kindness and good will referred Il
the financial needs of the Medical Depart
u mcnt and closed with the usual words t.
ty the class The valedctory was well writer
G. and excellently delivered.
, The orchestra rendered selection from
- "Iolanthe" The address was then delivered
IL by Rev, F. j, Parry, pastor of the Firs
as Baptist church. We subjoin an abstract o
he the address.
W Rev II, j. Pnrry's Address.
he There comes to my mind tonight the story q
Ter John Trihonius, that he took OF his hat TO III
KS ing, GLOW do know but that among these youth
". may be one whose words and deeds Will some ia
No shake the worldn-and one OF those pupils was b
~, who was afterwards TO attain immortal fame d
ur Martin Luther. Before this class tonight hay
in, much the same feeling and an almost awed int
,'s silence. Then there u the difficulty OF nndlng
~. lttlng subject for sucn an occasion Pleasant an
w. proper would II be 10 forth the dignity and VI
css ue of the medical profession and the selfdenyiu
character Of It's followers. But 10 develop IN
theme In a new form would be task for genius
the humber task to set forth seine practic
rk's thoughts suggested by the occasion.