St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-28

brought forth many expressions OF au-
miration. The dark clouds which hung
threatening above only served to make
the contrast greater and the scene
prettier and their presence, kept no one
from enjoying the evening" the ram keep
ing off until after twelve O'CLOCK ne
yard was full OF promcnaders, ana the
road lined on both sides with teams
loaded with people who had driven IN
from the surrounding country to ENJOY
the music.
Tuesday morning at the meeting OF I'm
Beta Kappa society, Lord ana Maraen
both '95 were elected members, they beng
among the first third OF their class AT
10 o'clock President Tucker LAID the
corner stone of the Butterheld Museum
with appropriate remarks, followed by
remarks on the life OF Mr.. Butterileld by
Prof. Hitchcock and prayer by Dr. Qulnt
Of the board of trustees. At The church
Immediately afterwards, Prot. A. >.
Bickiord, Ph. D., director OF the Ameri-
can Association Of Natural History OF
New York, gave an address on the
"Pace OF Natural Science and its Muse
ums in Modern Education" In the at
ternoon the Dramatic club presented the
play, David Garrick, in which K. E..
Stevens took the part OF the celebrated
actor, David Garrick.
In the evening at Bissel Hall the Com
mencement concert was given by Reeves
Band and Orchestra assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Hamlin.
Following this the President gave a re-
ception to the Senior class and Alumni
at Wilson Hall. Wednesday after
prayers in Rollins Chapel at $50 and a
meeting of the Alumni at 9 o'clock, the
Commencement exercises proper were
given at the college church. X. Lord,
Jr., 95, st. J. A. 81, gave an English
GRAFTON upon "The Results OF the Chi
nese-Japanese War ]. X. Marden, 90,
St. J. A. 81, gave dissertation upon
"The Armenian massacres." The Eek
ercises OF the week closed by grand ball
and reception held in the evening.
Dartmouth defeated Amherst in the
two last games OF the season to the
score OF 6-4 and OF, respectively. Patey
'9S, St. J. A. '94, pitched the first seven
innings of the first game and held the
visitors down to four runs. With this
Dartmouth ties with Amherst for second
place in the Triangular League, each col
lege having Won three and lost five
games.
Jacquith 90, Harrington, D. M. c.,
Pringle 81, Ward 81, and Patey 9S
will work at the Farragut House, Rye
Beach, n. H., this summer; H. w. Clark
'9S and Miller, D. NJ. C., at Ocean Side
House, Magnolia, Mass; Smith 81 at
the Everett House, Old Orchard, Maine;
O'Malley 81 at Franconia Inn, n H..
Kimble '9S at the Appledore House, Isle
of Shoals; Marshall 81 will be master
OF Camp Sunapee, Sunapee, n. H. This
is summer camp for boys who will be
under the direct care of Mr.. Marshall.
Royal Hatch of the Academy will be his
assistant.
w. {. Rowland, Amherst 81, St. J. A.
'93, attended the Observation-Disclosures
championship games here He has got
ten out as business enterprise very
tasty souvenir of the colleges OF the Tri
angular League. It'll contains the pict-
ures of each of the three athletic teams
Of the three colleges, together with the
records of said teams.
c. A. Jasquith, '96, St. J. A. 90, has
been elected by competition to the board
of editors of the Dartmouth Literary
Monthly. He received the first Lock-
wood prize ($25) for excellence in Eng
fish Composition awarded to the Junior
class.
At the election of Junior managers of
the athletic teams, Pringle 81, St. ]. A.
ex '93, was elected manager of the track
athletic team on the second ballot.
Stephen Chase. 90, St. J. A. '92, was
initiated into the Senior societ of
Casque and Gauntlet last Tuesday even
ing He will be during part of the
summer months with the New York
Amateur athletic club and will enter the
international athletic contest to be held
next September between the New York
club and the London athletic club of
England.
A. d. West, 90, st. ]. A. 81, will teach
Tor year or two and then return to
Dartmouth and take medical course.
Balch, post graduate, st. ]. A. 80,
will teach next year.
Marden, 80, St. ]. A. 81, will return
next year and take the medical course.
.. Blakely, 81, St. ]. A. 90, who has
been working Tor the past year in the
Dartmouth Savings Bank will enter the
New Haven Theological Seminary next
February.
NJ. B. Jones, 81, St. ]. A. 90, now of
the Harvard Law School, has been in
town during commencement.
Indications point to the largest enter
ing class in the history of the college for
next fall term, nearly $50 having been
already registered and more expected.
St, J. a. men here are glad to learn of
ten from the Academy for the class of
80.
College closed last Wednesday for a
vacation of eleven weeks.
COUNTY COURT.
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