The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-15
Spaulding Commencement 10
Full Swing.
ANNUAL BALL LAST NIGHT
Pavilion Was Crowded With Merry
Makers--CIass Day This Afternoon
Banquet Tonight, Gradua-
tion Tomorrow Night.

The social side of Commencement
week at spaulding high school was EN-
phasized last evening by the third au-
nual concert and ball Of the alumni.
given at Hale's pavilion and attended
BY as many people. as the accomodations
would entertain. The affair was q
marked success as usual, the Commence
ment ball having come to be one Of the
most enjoyable occasions Of the entire
year. Nearly three hundred people lis
tened to the concert, and seventy couples
participated in the darce that followed.
The concert by Wilder's orchestra of
Montpelier occupied the time from eight
to nine o'clock. The eight numbers on
the programme were finely given and
brought out much appreciative applause.
The programme was as follows.
March-V Vermont State Capital Wilder
Overture 1t Happened in Nordland
..... ~ .... Herbert
Cornet solo--Song Of the Roses
....... e, ~ Robinson
Mr.. Karl Forsell
Selection--Amorita
| puet--Serenade .. ..ss. Iltl
Flute and Cello--Nfr. Wilder and
Mr.. Perry
Waltz--Ange Damour ..... .Waldteufel
| A Dance Of the East. .......... Prince
Descriptive The jolly Blacksmith
.s. s... ........s. HubbelI
The grand march was led by Clarence
| +. Worthen Of the class Of 1898, with
Miss Ula Ayerill. The dance order con-
sisted or sixteen numbers waltzes, two
steps and the schottische, and was COM
kpleted shortly before midnight During
the early part OF the evening the large
number Of dancers crowded the avail
able floor space considerably. Fruit
punch was served at one corner of the
room by four young ladies, Nellie Brown
Esther Mudgett, Gladys Bradford and
Marguerite Stoughton.
Earle E. Parker of the class of 1897
had charge Of the arrangements for the
concert and ball
MI Class DAY exercises are being held
this Afternoon at the Spaulding build
inc. This evening the annual alumni
banquet will be held at the City Hotel,
beginning at $40 o'clock. A large
number of graduates are expected "a
attend.
Graduation Programme.
= Seventeen students will receive diplo'
!. ! mas at the opera house tomorrow even.
I ing, the exercises to commence at eight
i o'clock The programme Is as follows:
= Essay--The Spirit Of Literature. ...
/ m. Nora Elsie Taylor (second honor
J Prayer
e chorus-1D Drift Ny Bark Kuchen
...... 49,. Senior Choru'
Address-Home and the School, .,..
...... Prof. Ell. H. Horne, Dept,
Vocal Solo---a Disappointment
ii b Days Gone BY Ethel M. Stronl
Essay-Nature Study .....
Lena Julia Carpenter (first honor
(, School Hymn Lead Kindly Light
4 Newman M ~ .. .... Clas
Y Presentation Of Diplomas
L Those Who Are to Graduate.
I'll The members Of the graduating cIas
r, are: Blanche Lena Bradford; Fam,
sr Thompson Carleton, Lena Julia Carpen
y ter, William Scott Cordiner, Margare
'r Keith Fraser, Christina Clarke LOWE
Mamie Materson Mckenzie, Monti Flor
10 ence NIudgett, Evelyn Zilpha Phelps
- Clara Ellen Purvee, Alice Pinette Rich
'e ardson, Ethel Mae Strong, Nora Elsi
TAYLOR, Allie Eta Trowe, Inez Winifre
Vaughn, Judith Grace Worthen.
The officers are: President, Grae
Worthen; vice president, William Cord
il ner, secretary, Alice Richardson; trea:
urer, Lena Carpenter,