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8eesn bic Oroinana bic besnsdt, oaf
in Sabrifsn 8orrihtunssn sstrOifsn tper,
ben seeen bas 8au6dbel, CAB iih an
obisen 4bsno sinige OppoTiion in bieTeu
3peiae iuno uno sulest puroe beibIofsn,
bic grlebteun8 bis sur ndhften 8sr'
iammlun8 su peribleben. bumit Snterei'
iirte babel unpeisuo ooer psrtretsn fem
f6pnen unb naberes bariber srldutern.
4ls bic Orcinans fir tpeitere elettrifde
2ihter in Der 81. Marb bel britter 9eiunp
auf8erufen tpurbe. CAB es cine Debate
dber tpeltsre oerartise 8irben, bod iparh
bic OrbinanS sulebt bod aneenommen.
eopne rsi4te cine Reiolution iiber bic
4nesIeeenbeit elm. Die a%neenommen tpurbs
uno beswedt, oab elm ermeiniames @omits
fur ben 3ped ernannt perbe, um bic
betm68Ii6ie 8eribeiIuns Der eIettriidsn
Sl6ter ;u errelden, bic i'm ndbftsn 6is'
taliabr nbtbis fem peroen.
Sine Heiolution, bic 8eparatur bee
General Bbinnsp Dampfers gum Breiie
bon 81 500 anoronen ioQts, paro tpsgen
unseieBlihfeit nieoer9ehimmt.
Die neue bonn unteren 9peise erbaltens
BHafterunesporIaee fir baS Norosnbe
erbielt bic nOibisen seisbli9en Stimmen
uno puroe an8enommen.
Cine Osbinans, tpelde Straben in
benz 5urDiep 2ano 60. Gomplsr aus
nimmi, purbe auber Oronuns ertIdri,
bis oerielbeu cine eeieslide uebertraguns
Der Straben bsieefdst 1T /; ans GOmits
r~eferirt. bas nldt ebsr oarlber berihten
iol, bis bic nebertraeuns erbaltsn IN.
AnBebOte 3ur Grbauuna bon Ssftion
s i'm 5. IbsusstanaI Dlitrift in Der l.
Waro tpuroen einsereibt unb r~sferirt.
Die Seller Reiolution, psl9e bic Sc,
i1dfte Der Reuiiion unO Expectations
8eb6rbe resuIiren foa, ipuros an ben
Stabtanpall rsferirt, Der susrit lber ibre
Retts8aItistett enti6eiosn ioa
Inter ben neu eingereibtsn Orbinanssn
uno RefolutiOnen tparen folssnoe: Den
5taoteeometer anpeiienb, dber ben Gu,
itanb bes Spos Bart 9Ipsnue absuss,
fanal8 su berl1ten, in nelhem 3ultane
er fih befiuoet unb mas Cd toitsn pirbe,
lbn su psrbsHern fur bier sIsftriidt
2l&tsr in Der l5. Waro; fur stpei eIst.
triibe 2ldtsr in Der 6. Warb.
Dtolnansen puroen bel oritter 2siune
pis fOIst anBsnommen /: Sir ,tuei psitere
elettriibe 2ldter in Der 81. Warb ; fur
8adteinpF itsruns o On Warfst
Strabe, pom 5luB bis gum 8ouIspatb 4;
fir Seitenpeee uno Rinnfeine uuf BEL
bitlidsn Sslte bon 9lbion Sirabe, ,wis
iben WOnroe unO Auinep Ipsnues. uuD
auf Der peitli6sn Settle pom Nuincp
Ausnue. sptihen Pine uno 1iprtIs
5trabe, idmmtlib IN Der 8. Marb 4;
Der Nus5rabunssn auf
Inter ben BEL eriter uno ,~ipsit.r 9eiune
,nssHommensn Oroinansen bsianbsn ii@
ioleenoe: Sur einen Absu8stanal an
Nbseler 4uenue, BON Ylne bis ,u einem
n6rbli6 BON @ibion Sirabe; fur
srDfnuns BON OgfOrO Strube in Der 5.
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(ar&baIb Gurrdppnbtni.).

- linton Bed bon Psdpiqe, benz ON
Montae cine Quite in sinem Steinbru6
sebrohen tpuroe. tpirb i'm 2adapanna
Soipital bebanbelt.
- Dem 7idbriseh Surrp SepboIt bon
ELEPHANT ipurbe lsbte WO4e elm Bein
abgeidnitten, ais er auf einen @rapitps
farren fprineen poQte ; er purbe untsr
bic Raber sei&Ieubert.
- Gin 8eriub tpur6e am Sonntae
Morsen eema6t, ben 2aoen bsS Nnorep
Morposti in Dlppbant su berauben unb
9oI3if RcAnbretp, Der brei iid ber'
bdGtis betra8enbe 8erle babel ertrappte.
psri&eudte iie, tonnts aber teinen er'
bai4sn.
- Ser SIopade Soc Sonep9ud bon
Wott Sapen Stats purbe am Samftae
Ra1mittas, ats er nit einem @efdbrten
auf benz O., 8. & W. @elsiis nabe Der
Psdpile 2ihttation lief, bon elmer 9otos
motipe setrOfsn uno bieie mitiammt 30
Barren iberfubren Jpn, isinen 96rper sur
unfenntliGen Waife petiimmelub Der
8et6btete mar etrpaS taub uno b6rte ben
3us niGt.
(GarbpnbaIt eOrrtipunptni.)
= Die o. & 5. 60. tpirb in 2drss
ibre 8efet. unb Sdmiebeperfe beim
GoaIbroof BREEDER babisr persrbbern Iai'
fen. mas cine sr6bere 4nSabl Wdnner
bel6dftigen tpirb.
- Dapio Dapies bon bier. Elm Ssuer.
mann auf Der Retp gort, Ontario unh
@eitern @~iienbabn, purbe am Sonntae
Ibeno cine 8iertslmeile iibli1 bon Der
Bedpi1e Station 9et6otet. Ser ibpere
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eerihen unb brett iiber bic @eIeiie ee.
porfen unb ebe man ben langiam fabs
reuben 3use gum Stiqtahb brinsen
t%onnte, battle er ben 8folten eetrofen, es
CAB Nnen Brad unb bic aofomotips
tpuroe bon ben @eleiien eeibleuoert
Der WaihinenIeiter Reuben 9spis Don
Scranton rettsts fi6 bur6 sinen Sprung
uno entfam nit leidten 8erIebungen,
bod Dubis tpuroe unter Der umfaqenosr
2ofomotipe eefunsen unb su Eooe ses
orift. Die Bafasiere eutfamen mil
benz S6rsdsn unD elmer i~tartsn Iufrlt'
telun9.
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Ser Solicitor fprnrnt !

@ir baben bieiss Sabr aus lsi&t be,
srsIfliden 9rineen 10 LANCE uIs m6elit
nit Der 4usfenouns zines Goaeitoren an
uniere 4bonnenteR eetpartet. iino aber
sestpuneen, in ben ndhften Gasen biz
Sibieits, petersburg. ben sentruIen
StabttbeiI unb Spbe Bari beimsuiu6en.
cenn mir braudeu 8elo. UNI uniern Ser
binbIi&teiten beim Sabresabi4Iub sereaI
peroen su t6nnen.
Der ben Solicitor ni6t i'm Sauie a.
itben pinidt. fam i'm 2aufs bieier
@obe in Der Office feline 8tdtdnb'
entrIdten. Die Rotation.
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0eri6tii@eS.

Die 8erbanoIuug in benz Sale oes
Soiepb 8eler. beS Horbss bon Better
yiepsr anestlust. besunn am Wontus ;
oieielbe reripridt, bic eanse Bobe su
oauern, benn bic 3eussnausiasen iino
iebr piberiprehenb. @ine Settle ertldrt,
oub Der @rmorDete flo friebIid bstrue
uno 2eaer nidt anertff, ndbreno bic grs
fldrune anoererieits eemuht tpiro, bab
Wsper ieinen W6rbsr anerif unb lsbterer
lbn iosar mebrere Nale bon ii6 itisB. um
S6ldBen su enteeben, ebe er bic t5btllhe
Salhe abfsuerte. Oiitrittantpalt Sones
fonnte iih nibt entbalten ansubeuten, oab
felt benz Worbe perihiebsne 9eugen bic
Sadie in einem anberen2i1te betradteten,
ais our 3eit, mo ibre 4usiasen fir ben
SAD aufsenommen tpurben. Au1 8ihter
gbfp lros i6ien iid oiefem 9lauben. BIN.
,uneiSen uno beutete eS burd fem Ysrs
balten an.
8eridisbene @efanssne, bic fi9 i6ul.
big b%efannten. iruroen am Woniae psrs
urtbeilt. SEQ. 8i6aros tpeeen Dieb.
itubIS mebrerer 8aiirmsfer 3u 81 CITRATE
uno 6 Wonaten i'm 8efdneniB ; Sreo.
Nurpbp tpssen debit bI zines Rods unS
Bsfte sur sIeiden Strafe 8sbecca
Safion tpe8en @hebrud su 81 Strafe
uno 10 WOnuten i'm @efdnsniB ; 9oren,
Nufflsp pesen ansriif su 81 Strafs unb
80 Gage i'm @efdnsniB Tbomas Sui.
lioan rpesen Disbftabl BON SO so su 81
Strafe unb 5 Wonatsn i'm @efdngnib ;
4rtbur YOune tpesen Diebhubl zines
Resenidums su 81 Strafe unb l WOnai
I'M @efansniB ; 1bOmas WcD ermoti
tpsBen Ansrif su el00 Strafe unb 2
Wonaten i'm @sfdngnis Sim. Slater
tpeeen bbSpiai8em nnfus au 81 Strafs
uno aotsn; @barles SeBsI ipssen
@e9ieIfdIiduns su 81 CITRATE un6 6
ytonatsn i'm @efduenib; Sreb. 8Oois
pesen Diebftabls gu 81 Strafe uno 6
Nonaten I'M 8efdneniB Der llidbriss
Rop Wap purbe elmer 8srbef erunssans
italt lbernisien.
8etidiebene Inseflaste tpurben am
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ben erleoieten Sdqen tpar Der bes 9atrid
UleSnipre 8e8en 1bUmas Curtin tpesen
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tla8e pur4 Se3ablun8 bon $50 uho
9oiten.
Bel Der @sfdnOrsnenpebuns am Wons
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Sr,. petsr ReuIs ; aIeineei6porens, 30.
San. @briitlan Sieoler. Geo. @aitnsr,
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RobIine. 5reh. %. Remps, Souls $.
5&rbber. Sobn 9. BoIinanot. Ssnrr
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2lue. Seier. r.. @m. Samm, 8m ID.
Dot. @m. Gang. Sci elmer tpeiteren
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puroen fOlsenoe 9sutits sss,ssn: 8.
5an.-@bas. s. Sdeuer. 8billp @6r.
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GERBER, Safob Sdufer, ir.
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8arb. suii8en Reuntsr unb Rsrib,an
Strabe.
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Seutfhe6 xbeater.

Sonntas. ben IL. De,br., sisbt Dirsf.
Tor @ifemunn S4iqet's ..8dubsr" unb
iOqte bnS Saus uusperfauft iein. Ser
6rana fpisIt Director giiemann. ben
@arI Ssrr ParOO, ben 8OiuiStp Maoams
Giismann. Sflano, Sruu 8arbieri be
4maIla. Alio. auf um SOnntus su
SQiuer'S .,Riuber"!
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gilsburp's 8ef-p erfauft Bel Gbtparb
Sisbeder. $50 2ada. abe.
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Gonssrt BON 8ausr's 8anb i'm 2pcsum
ftatt.
- 3. MoIes erlan9ie am DonnsrIfae
ssssn ben @irtb Sobu Sbea cine greiu'
ton fir $3.50.
- 2ebts @o1e tpurbsn Der 9eiunb.
belts. 8sbbrbe 90 9obesidIe unb 25 neus
Dipbiberitisfdle a~nsemeIoet.
- Der in 9oIiseifreiien pobIbefunnte
Omen Woran tpurbe am Wontas iDesen
Diebfabl zines Electrodes auf 80 Gage
BEN @sfdnenib iberpieien.
- 8srssfst hi&t, bab Der Is. 9sssm.
Der Gallo bsute iiber cine BO&e) Der
lebte Gag III, UNI Stabt. unb SduI.
f~tsuern Obns Strafaufi&Ias au besabIsn.
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ssI i'm 6srb, f,eIsn S;h n;eIs GTms,,sn
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perben. bis bic 9otaIlumme bon SIS. OOC
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pVbnte SauS an BbslpS StraBe uno q
tpuroe ibeilpeiie Serft6rt Der Sdaoel
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feline @attin unb 3pei &inoer enttamel
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srud asu,s in nor ,Is;ns,n Ait,
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psap0t eonneu VI 0enefal Sertpalie
oer'e'oen'
- Ser ftarfs Siurm. nel1er fi9 an
Sonntue Radmittas einitsQte unb biz
tpdt Na9is oausrte, bat bier unb in bel
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tn Browns 8ee !Sipe tpiro t~ortgeiekt.

Yrete fno b~erabgeiett far bic meaeu @aaren nno Icbr biae fir
penger als bic SGlfte Ses &oitenprciics. gtr nennen enige
NrhfeL, J. g. 9amen= nnb &inOers Mdntel, Saden, @el,waaren @atfs,
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NmBerptoemtliOe &ertbe
in BIN
APm 9nrk Bar4a6tt 4torR,
Np. 5O6 2afafuanna 9(penue.

Dameus Mode. S@nabugtma&k 8Shs. Gan, poasns auTy, in Ituan. bu ub
braun Sbnarn6t id g6s anSpft pm1bOa ssmadt mn mopnuI whfibn
@nb SIS, ur 81 9S.
100 SamsnARods, pmb $500 mr 50 40 fir cine tup 3L
Damen VBaifts. Sam ppNnn 6hnta. as Gubsn nit abntbmbarm aruasu, ppGkftia,
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Spesisn. GbsreOpn orEine safs. usuLdu grHs IS. $t25 $3.50 unp si75; mir
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Seine gIao BaHs bon 40 Gents aufpdus.
100 5ubenb Sfrt RuHhr nr 81 Gents.
@h tatm bic ftnRs auswab BON Gpss. befstnO as Sud, sUaes, . af$, uL No., III
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$3.50.
Rlnfh sRappeu, pNnn pn uns NIauft prbn fbniet fufuru ausaebSmbh. tberfp
hftnhd prdnent
Soae ausmabl bon Seiertags =gobitaten.
0s se sm "e' Neiu OOrf Bargain Store, sos s ssas; Sse'
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auftions. Bargains bente abenb.

De- ssiammte 8orrutb Der Scranton
Dai3 unO SewsIrp GOmpanie. 2o5
Baibinston aue. 45
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SIS 3 $40 4eoar Nnenue,
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8fft. 3lef& itbtr art lisfsrn lt suni biais.
Zen prtilt unb in better Aualitdt, uup nio6tn
aberaus auf bic Don ibusu ,%ubtratttfa boz
feIi&tu Birft aufmtrfiam.
TsIepbons8 erbinbuns.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-22
Goddard Commencement Closes.

dard speakers has for many years
pleased an audience to greater extent
than did this one.
The exercises opened with piano
solo by Misses White and Hopkins after
which prayer was offered by the Rev.
Effie X. M. Jones.
Richard M. Hulett of Plattsburgh,
N. Y. was the first speaker and had for
his theme piece to which he was we'll
adapted, that is Everett's "Battles of
The Revolution" Mr.. Hulett deeply
impressed his listeners by the fine reson-
ance of his voice and his graceful pres
ence on the stage. His articulation
was perfect and his faculty Of holding
an audience to his meaning is most ad-
mirable. Nearly everyone in the audi
ence had set him down as the prize Win
ner.
Miss Alma Clough of Washing
ton had for her selection Longfellow's
liking Robert of Sicily" Miss Clough
showed in her rendering the result of
much persistent work and good train
ing. Her gestures and expressions
were each perfectly natural while she
to be entirely at home before
an audience. Her control of voice in
the many different changes caused many
complimentary remarks from those who
listened to her.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-22

have followed to the battle field. God
dard gradutes have shown their Loyalty
both to the school and the flag, and will
ever wish old Goddard success and Cod
speed.
Prof. Stone spoke on what 1--WE are
TO do in vacation" He said that we
should devote our time in gathering IN
new students for Goddard. 49,,
Rev. Alvin Smith spoke on 'W nat
the clergy can do for our School, we
can preach more abou! the school, and
can use our educational Sunday Tor thls
purpose. 10000 aood
Rev. j. f. Wright gave some good
advice on "What we can do to help 'nG 10
school," "Wny 60 to Tufts was wen
answered by Kingbury Foster, ana was q
endorsed by the next speaker Rev. .. H.
Cobb. 1.-The Relations between ths
church and the School" was ably handed
by Rev. Etiie X. M. Jones who saiu una. Ina,
a pastor of the local church was greauy
strengthened by having as parlshloners
the students of Goddard. The last speak
or was Prof. A. w. Pierce, formerly
nrincipal of Goddard now similar
official at Dean Academy, FRANK llh'
Mass. lie amused the audience by 'ne
story of the new groom of the Blshop'
and said that unlike him, he had not
oven the Ace of Spades left, but never
tbeless he gave some solid advice TO 'he
student students. ~ and told what it meant to be
loyal nowadays to both school anu '"o
country.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-22

PROF. .. X. IOLIISTEK.
character spoke well for his loyalty to
New England.
Miss Mabel Eta Brooks of Royalton
had for title to her essay "a Purpose
in Life She spoke of the different
purposes of different people and how
(CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.)
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-22
Commencement Day.

Never has the weather been more in
auspicious for Commencement at God
dard than it has been this year and in
consequence Of this there was small
attendance at the exercises this morning q
The Goddard orchestra furnished very
pleasing music during the intermlssions
The Rev. W. r. Shipman opened the
exercises by offering prayer.
The first speaker was Paul Haywood
Shinn of Cambridge, Mass, who re-
ceiyed the second honor in his class and
delivered the salutatory as follows
Salutatory.
Another year has passed and another
class must leave this school, 10 you,
gentlemen of the board of trustees, who
have done so much good by giving this
opportunity to young men and women
to broaden their lives and become
stronger intellectually and physically,
we extend cordial welcome to Goddard
and the exercises of this class.
We are glad to greet the members of
the Alumni Association who are SO in
terested in their alma mater that they
return today to revive old memories and
show their loyalty to the school. And
to you whose friendship for Goddard
has ever been strong or whose interest
in the school is just awakening, and you
who are our personal friends, who take
such an interest in us individually and
who will be much prouder of any ability
we may show here, than we are our
selves--to you all, friends of Goddard,
in behalf Of the class rf. '98, 1 extend a
cordial welcome to Goddard.
There is peculiar fascination in see
ing young men and young women when
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they are just beginning to expand and
show what possibilities lie in them,
though, often, one must smile at their
impracticability and their eagerness to
reform many of the worlds evils OF
which, from experience, they can know
but little.
Now that we, as class, have gone so
far we are confronted by the great ques-
ton, what shall we do nextP How shall
we apply what we have ? and the solu-
ton to this problem seems hard TO us,
some of us will consider this too care
lessly and some of us will 60 too hastily
into work for which we are untitled.
Today brings the end Of our school
life, but this end is but feeble begin
ming of life. Today we are proud of
what we have accomplished, we are
young and hopeful for the future, we
are sad because we must leave our home
and friends. Tomorrow these emotions
will be gone, tomorrow we must stand
face to face with the world and control
or be controlled. Then will we look
back at our school days and. if we have
made the most of them, well and good
if not, we will continually long to have
over again what now sometimes seems
prosaic, as we do the same tasks day
after day. And yet is not this the ex-
perience of everyone, is not life made
up of doing one very common thing
after another, over and over, until we
ask ourselves, what is the use of it alp
why are we placed here to do this? and
at times of reasoning thus it seems that
there is no difference whether we do our
best or let ourselves drift, whether we
live or die. But to yield to such
thoughts is sheer weakness. There is
a world for us to live in and work to be
done in it and the quicker we labour
toward this. the better. The fact that
the one who works hard with a fixed
purpose is happier than the one who
does not. proves that this is the ideal
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ALUMNI DINNER.

AT the conclusion of the literary
meeting of the Alumni Association at
Goddard Seminary Tuesday the annual
Alumni dinner was held in the dining
room. Rev. Eifie X. Jones said grace,
after which the friends of Goddard
commenced the pleasant task of remov
ing the good things from the heavily
loaded tables which had been so well
provided by Mr.. and Mrs. Carr.
When this had ended Principal Hollis
ter raped for order. In his opening
remarks Mr.. Hollistcr told of the work
of the school for the past year and how
we'll the school had prospered with new
scholars. He said that the finances
were all right, and that by the settle
ment of an estate $4,000 had come to
the endowment fund.
The next speaker was President
Shipman. His topic was "Goddard at
Tufts" He recalled the honors which
four Goddard graduates had won at this
years commencement at Tufts, and told
also how one of them had attained the
highest record in mathematics ever
reached at the college. He said it was
not popularity but worth which gained
the commencement honors for the God
dard students at Tufts.
AT this point Mr.. Hollister announced
that the winner of the Foster scholar
ship, the highest in the gift of Goddard,
had been won by Paul Shinn. '9S.
DR.. C. A. Gale of Rutland on "God-
dard's Old Days and Now" caused much
laughter as he told of the merry days of
the past, but said they differed much
from the Goddards Of today.
MIR. Snow spoke on "Goddard compar-
ed to High school," lie said that
Goddard had one advantage over the
High school, namely, the cultivating of
the home life.
E. j. Hewett welcomed the members
of the present class to the Alumni in a
bright and fitting speech. He was an
swered by "Dick" llulett who told of
what the class would do, and that they
would be first in war, first in peace,
and last to pay taxes.
William w. Lapolnt. 'o9 was the next
speaker and he had as a topic 'I-oyalty
tf the Goddard Alumni" lie said that
in his school days there were two roads
at Goddard which we were taught to
follow, one led to College hill and the
other to the Celestial city. He went as
tray and did not go to Tufts, but hoped
TO reach the Celestial city. But there is
today another road which Goddard men
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The average young man of today is
more handicapped than the young man
of fifty or one hundred years ago, for
the reason that he relies more on his
parents he can feel sure that he will
be helped out of all difficulties. He is
not thrown on his own resources as
much as perhaps his father was, so
for strong qualities are seldom develop
ed where there is no ne cessity for them.
Every desire and thought in your
mind; every book that you read and
every companion that you have has an
influence on your life and character.
Consider we'll all that you do and all
with whom you associate that you may
select only the best. Have this pur-
pose in view and work toward it in the
way you know to be right and you will
succeed.
Leona Adams of Barnard read an es-
say the subject of which was 1.-The
Power of Words, in an easy and un-
assuming manner which won the ap-
plause of all. Her remarks were pithy
and to the point. She dwelt at some
length upon the care that should be
taken about using harsh words and also
spoke of the benefits to be derived from
reading geod books
Miss Mabel White of Barre rendered
a piano solo which was much enjoyed.
Miss White is member of the gradual