Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-26
Goddard Undergraduates
Display Their Talent
IN oRA7oRY
Trustees Of That Institution
Hold Annual Meeting


At the annual banquet Of the God.
dard alumni, held at l o'clock yester-
day afternoon, Prof. O. X. Hollister
acted as toastmaster. President w.
r. Shipman of Tufts College respond
ed to the toast 1.-THE early history of
the school" Other speakers and their
subjects were as follows: The Rev.
Ettie K. M. Jones, "The school and
the church.; A. G. Fay, "The school
and the city,: Fred Cole, why we
should 60 to Tufts; Miss Ruth
Snow, ''St. Lawrence University"
DR.. W. r. Harkness why we
shou d 90 to the Y. " M" -: Prof. H.
Austin Tuttle of the Brooklyn Poly
tecnnic Institute, Hints on con-
ducting our schools; the Rev. Frank
r. Gale, Correcting to the graduating
class, the response being ably made
by President Ned Wells of the class
of '01. Closing remarks were made
by Prof. A. W. Peirce Of Franklin,
Mass. The alumni association met
again yesterday afternoon, but as
there were few members present, an
adjournment was taken to this after
noon. The trustees net again yester'
day afternoon. When they adjourn
ed, 1t was until O clock this morning.
Following is the program for the
Goddard prize speaking at the opera
house last night: Delibes, Pizzicati de
Sylvia, Misses Daisy Marin, Eleanor
Cole, Bertha Tierney; prayer, the Rey.
~Enie K N. Jones; A Prodigal Son,
Crichton G. Carpenter, Washington;
Annie Laurie, Hattie Blanche Cutler,
Plain6eld; Butler Podington Compact,
Ruth Eliza Batchelder, Barre: Stevens,
Linger Near Me, Mark Davis; A Ride
for Life, adapted from "Under Two
Flags" Gladys Edna Barron, Bare;
School Meeting in District NO. lo'
Webster r. Laird, South woodbury.
Heroism Of Landers, Blanche Leona
Gale, Barre; Cnaminade, Misses oilve
Calef, Bessie Spear; The Marqu S OF
Lantenae. Adah B, ssie Edwards Rich,
mond: Centraliz alton OF the Unlteo
States, Charles Henry Wi hart, Barre
Bendel. Polka de Concert, Miss EtheI
Walston. x
The first pr re was won by Miss
GLADYS Barr, n, tue second by Weostel
Laird. and the third by Miss Aoan
Edwards. The Judges were A. U ray
Mrs, Cora McCollum-Smith' ana Mr.
r, s, Morley from Massachusetts.
At the meeting of the trustees yes,
tordav 4 G. Fay was elected to bill
the vacancy caused by the oeatn VI
the Rev. S. A. Parker. G. N. Ken
yon was elected to ill vacancy ~, y,
filed last year, A. c. blancoalo " ~
Montnelier takes the place OF Susan U
Nichols, resigned, and j. W. Gorool
fills the vacancy caused by the reslg
nation Of Lucie A. Calef. Inc 1oilow
inc nominating committee was e,ecC
ed: Albert ], honnott OF Montpel.ei
the Rev. A. NJ. Smith of Wasningool
and A, w. Peirce of Franklin, Mass
THIS morning the alumni reporoec
the election of Wade Keyes ~ ane
Dr. Minnie Marshall '92 for hVe years
The following executive commlttes s
was elected: W. L. Shlpman' t.aS u.O'
College: Ira Calef, Washlngton' onas as
mnleton, Barre; SD. Allen, barre
W Fl Gladding, Barre; A. Z. blan
chard, Montpelier; and George A'AD
son, Barre. a .,
The committee was empowered It
fill any vacancy that may occ IT ur ou.
npthe year. The following, , omcer Hctn
uare elected. President, W. X. snip
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