Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-07-11
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
At Goddard Seminary.

The exercises OF the twenty sixth annual
commencement at Goddard Seminary
began with class Sunday, the go OF June.
Rev. G. e. Nash, D. D., preached before
the graduating class stirring sermon on
the need OF Christian life.
Monday afternoon, the Class Day exer-
cises took place in the chapel. lne CLASS
Grafton was delivered by l. Rich Kent on
the subject "The School and the student
Miss Goodrich gave the class poem; Inc
address TO the Juniors was by w. X. HarK-
ness. +. W. Sibley made the presentations,
II. n. Tilden the address to the seniors,
and w. w. Wishart read the class VIII.
In the evening, the concert was given
by the musical department, with the ioi-
'o Cuastet. HOverture to Ruy Bias, Men
de1ssohn: Piano Primo-Miss HOPKINS,
Miss r. Sturtevant; Piano Secondo- Miss
KNIGHT. Miss White; Piano Solo, Phan-
tasie-Op. 81, No. I, Gade, MISS nicn
Song, "The Milkmaid," Coomos, miss
Kingsley; Piano Solo, "Nocturne Hsnli,
mental" Mayer, Miss Cioueni b,a ne w sa1o =
s.snan;sh Sance.D Ravina, Miss Knight;
piano Solo, aNocturne- OPP. %, No. !,
Chopin. Miss F. Sturtevant; chorus,
co oLs "Meiancolie.b Concone, Miss A.
Stnrtevant: song, "Selection from Lucre-
S;r Rorria.h Donixetti, Miss F. Sturte,
v ,u piano Solo, ''Salut Pesth,"
Kolswski, Miss Hopkins; Song, They
Went A.Fishing" Lynes, MT. roster
piano Solo, End Mazurka, Godaro, MISE
White: Vocal Trio, sRest Thee on Inn
Messy Pillow" Smart, Miss hougn.oH
| Miss F. Sturtevant, Miss A, oIur' Gn,nn
Quartet, "Ruidant's GRAND Etnae A os ~ y.
p;sseii. piano Secondo- Miss A. Sturte.
saat' the alumni meeting there were
elected a. trustees Rev. G. H. Eaton ano
~ n ". Dwinell. The usual literary
excrcises in the chapel followed, Mrs
Edson peck. 1877, read the poem and Kew.
Wallace Cate. lately returned from japan
4 discussed the social and political conol
t;nns II that interesting land in the gre
4 tion. Miss Harriet M. Foster nao IN
music In charge. - ..ua thor
AT the dinner which iolioweu .nu ,a
was speaking and the annol ai,;on ~ rh
scnool financially and otherwise. IN
Thomson Memorial, new building 10
saif- boarding students, was formally pre-
sented to the trustees by 0. K. Hoiiist !.
,ea III the building committee, anu ~
t;noiv dedicated BY simple exercises.
A I'm fhe evening there was q large az
! a;onca at the opera house to near IN
nrize speaking, which was more .m nr
psnally successful. The selections we !
% Follows: Dickens Sidney Carit0n =
{. Rich Kent; "Aunt rolys pe,I,
Washington" Mary =; dooul,on hsn;sh
~. an sce oM rom GAS You Like It," Clair
i NJ s Csrnenter; Stoves "The Parson
Horse Race" Lothair +. Leonard Pnelp
ssThe Nav a Judgment" Edith =. klnne
; si.1,;a Day parrhasius.D L. Lynn Cutie
waHo,,av,s IA Second Trial. Ada
| 1 RIM The Judges DR.. Nash, presioel
!, Gh1n,,,or and W.. K. Durham, Sl-gat
V tha rat nrize to Miss Kinne; SECOND,
|. Miss Carpenter, and third, 70 Mt Aeo'
. ard. arc;ses on CON
. mencement day were wen atte GaIas 90,
: were very enjoyable. Ada " ca tsnre az,
tha salutatory and an essay on "D u,;s,n
;nc and working y L. L. Leonard oellve
l nd.n grafton on "American Plutocracy
Gu uS Alice p. Blanchard read the cha
s s;storv An essay on "The Drams as
rdrcator. y was read by Claire M. Csrpel
IS ~ ond Hugh H. Ralph had an oraIion a :
y s vT Educated Citizen" Mary =. no
!. ,aS,s assav was on 1.-THE Old truths
+ nmd Mshlon II. Calef made sThe rropn
y cies. Frank s. Williams gays an ~,
u y on "Pauper Labor" and Edith .. h IN
u Sa,ivered the valedictory. The class N.Y. ~
7 written by Alice L. Eaton was SUM- .,; a..
= Ike presentation OF diplomas by rreslue
0p IKE F class Of '95 numbered sixteen p me-,
80 harsHAlice r. Blanchard, South a.. par iaa
: Ala D. Caief, Eugene, Oregon; Cla sins
carnenter, Washington, " Al Goo
ID Eaton. South Woodstock; MARY y N Tv1
= = rich. Brookfield; Mary E Hollana' N1rt
10 aeld. Edith B. Kinne, Woodsviiie. ~ !
Il. Mshion ii. Calei, Eugene, oregon; W. ",
3. r a Fairness, Hinesburgh; Ira rt e ~ h e
&c Calais: Lothian L. Leonard, Nort nv Gs'a
!" Hu@h H. Ralph, Brownsville; hew MA.
ok s;hIav. East Montpelier; Harry n. WIFI ui'u,
. Barre: Frank L. Williams Barre; I'M
~ " tn the evening, the faculty ana ma sen 80
%. c,ass received in the parlors, anu II
v wos dance in the large upper ns'a. Ia,
Number OF guests was unusuariy u We,
th,s year. and the commencement. ,,a W.
on .nis Whole. was one OF the most pl u
m ~: and a. profitable in the history =
school.