Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-25
CLASS DAY
Exercises at Goddard
Held Yesterday
THE COMMENCEMENT
Attended by Many Former
Students and Alumni

Seminary took place in the upper
chapel yesterday afternoon, beginning
at 2 O'Clock. The chapel was taste
fully decorated for the occasion with
palms, ferns, mountain laurel, flowers,
and the class colors, blue and white.
On the platform were President Ned
Wells of the class of '0l, and the class
orator, +. w. Burnham. The chapel
was well filed with students, parents,
and friends of the school. The exer-
cises were interesting throughout, and
were up to a high standard of excel
lence. The program in detail was as
follows
Flute SOLO, "Les Echos D'Alsace,"
George Arthur Butlerteld.
Prayer, Rev. Etfie X. M. Jones.
Grafton, "Education, Fred Walker
Burnham, Williamstown.
Address to Juniors, Forrest Spauld.
ing, Montpelier.
Vocal solo; IA Summer Night"
Adah Edwards.
Class History. Catherine Nellie Blan-
chard, Williamstown: George Arthur
Butterdeld, North Montpelier.
Poem, Florence Amelia Wooster,
Marshtield.
Class Win, Charles Henry Wishart,
Barre.
Duet for corpet and flute, George
Arthur Butterfeld, Marcus Warren
Waite.
Address to Seniors, Ermina Greene.
Merchant q Venice, Act l, Scene
IL; Portia; Blanche Leona Gale. Barre.
Nerissa,. Adah Bessie Edwards, Rich
mond.
Presentations, Homer Arthur Camp,
Barre; James Earle Wheeler, Marsh
field.
Glass song, words by Katherine Alice
Page and Grace Mabel Stanley. Tune
"F'air Harvard"
Benediction, Mrs. Jones.
The commencement concert took
place in the upper chapel last night,
and was enjoyed by large number Of
people. 1t was under the direction of
the Instructors, Miss Ada G. Croft,
piano; Miss Eleanor T.Cole, assistant,
piano; and Mr.. Andrew j. Philips,
voice; and the work OF the different
pupils reflects great credit upon them.
Following is the program rendered:
Moskowski, Spanish Dance, op. II,
Miss Blanche Gale, Miss Ethel Wal
ston, Miss Eleanor Cole, Miss Ivis
Averill.
Liszt, Valse-Impromptu, Miss
Blanche Gale.
Wekerlin, Counsel to Nina, Miss
Adah Edwards.
Won Wilm, Presto Scherzando, Miss
Ivis Averill.
Barnby, Sweet May, Miss Matte
Burnham, Miss Geneva Burnham. Miss
Lulu Burnham.
Zitterbart, Caprice Humroesque,
Miss Lizzie Packer.
Denza, Sing On, Mrs. Arthur Mar
tin.
Schultz, Capriccioso, Miss Olive
Calef.
Thome Tarantelle, Miss Eleanor
Cole, Miss Lizzie Packer.
Crieg, To the Spring, Op. 43, No. 6
The Butterfly, Op. 43, No. l, Miss
Croft.
Bennett, This is the Hour, Mr..
Mark Davis.
Wieniswski, Valse de Concert, Op.
3 in D fiat, Miss Eleanor Cole.
Thomas, y Vision Enhancing, Miss
Kate Foster.
Smart, My Boat is Waiting for
Thee, Miss Lizzie Packer, Mr.. Mark
Davis.
Bohm, Polacca Brillante, Op. BAT,
No. l, Miss Ethel Walston.
Nevin, Evening Song, Miss Kate
Foster, Miss Lizzie Packer, MIR. Mark
Davis, Mr.. Hollister.
The annual meeting OF the Alumni
Association was held at 10 O'Clock
this forenoon with a fair attendance
and the following officers were elected
President, l.. r. Perkins; '94; vice.
presidents, D. A. Ball '94, L. S. Leon
ard '95; secretary and treasurer,
O. K. Hollister 'S4; assistants, Julia
Kinne '9s. Executive committee:
Julia Holland '92; VIM. Wishart '95;
Frank Gale 1913. The sum of $50 was
voted for prize speaking, s25 for the
library and 500 toward printing the
names Of the classes In the cata logue
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