Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-22

their backs to the scenes AROUND ,.e~.
and sail for their own native Aat
Though to cay farewell to dear oae. d,
home awakens more pain than p.-4..--
vet. we can always De- cheerej tile
hone that we shall return. ami ,...' ...a
home will be dearer TO VI FIR ...r,
been away.
So today as we say goodbye n fan.
liar scenes and our dear friell- a.-
home in Goddard it gives u, Ia-. ,e.
we will try TO be comfortel by ~, aita
that we shall meet many tim, .. IL.
wears to come and that G0dlarl r.,,
have reason to be proud Of uay.,, ~.
ected our steps towards honor a.a -.
pect,
Members of the Board Of Tn ,-,.
am called upon to perform t.- ....,.
ant duty Of thanking you fott.c j. .-,.,
YOU have taken in the class Of '.~ We
know that the responsibility # ..l.
trustee of such IN institution M 1T.
must be a great undertaking, n /, .4..,
much time and anxious lhoug4; ae49
the machinery of the school III w.ga.
order.
We assure you that we are .74tetl.
for what yon have done for ", ".e,.,,
directly or indirectly, and We -5.y-e.5
thank you.
Friends one and all You i.y. .a.e
our schooldays pleasant in man' aa,..
You have lightened the burdvl, r
hearts when weary Of the H,s, o..
the day. When holnesick and d r,
aged your presence has scatte., .-e
clouds that had settled over u, We
can never forget you, and We ">..J
express our gratitude, not in oo ' t..
mality but from the depths o! r
hearts, for the interest you have '..,a
in us.
School-mates pleasant have t-r. r
relations in the past; IRRESPECTIVE.
class feeling we have been in,err,'e. f..
all the sports and have miug.v- ..-
voices in shouts when our scAoo. Garfield
off the victory. We have enjoy 4 '0-
gether all the pleasures Of >cue.. Ii.
| and have formed friendship w-.o. We
did not think possible
Nothing but perfect harmony las
! existed between our class and ylo
We say farewell to you today s.N
YOU Gods peed We DO not par
it; for wherever you may 20 We ,I.
know it because you are our fc.e.,,
and true friends never part,
| What can we say to our lns.Eue.o--
parting word? You have w..,..
with us and taught Us, approx -,
criticised, rev arded and punished o,...
for our good. We know tina, $50 g..
not always do our best and thar Il. 49,.
| lessness caused us to leave IT,. ae
many things we should have don. We
worried YOU more often than We -......i.
but YOU have endured all thi, We
look today 10 that patience which !t,g
ed long and was kind, and ash ~
forgive us for every unhlnd "og aaI
ungentIemanly action, while w ia wa
will do our best TO follow Voc H.
structions of the way in life,
Now as we say farewell we can a..y
thank you. How much we thank 1
let our lives tell. We send our t4a.,>
today on the wings of the spirit 10 .e
of your number who has left u. - 3D.
swer the call of higher duty.
Classmates, in this the most bcagt.t.
time of all the year, this time whe- Lie
ture looks so beautiful and our pos
poets seem SO bright. We must scpaFa,'.
yet, blest be the tie that binds. y
brothers and sisters in home, VIZ Aur
shared life's joys and sorrows for few
| short months.
Can any association be more peril.
than ours has been?
While we may never meet again .
a class, yet we hope to cross and -
cross each others paths in life and "'
shall look back with pleasure 10 ,-,
time when we were students at Gai-
dard.
But now
" Farewell. u word that must be AM -.'
A sound that makes Us lnser-yet-f-.-