The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
GREAT WEEK FOR
i CARLETON SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT, ANNIVERSARY
H.. AND DEDICATION.
College Is 40 Years Old and the New
Science Hall Is to Be Dedicated on
the Anniversary-Big Rally Of the
Alumni and Friends Expected-The
Graduates. ..~-, ~
Snecial to The Journal,


Northfeld, MIMI, May 31.-The commence
ment at Carleton college and the observance Of
the fortieth anniversary will be held from June
/ to +. 1t is expected that the conjunction Of
these events with the dedication Of the new
science hall will bring the largest number of
visitors ever on the grounds at this time OF
year.
The baccalaureate and anniversary sermon will
be preached on Sunday morning by Rev. James
E. Mcconnell of Providence, r. l., and his
torlca meeting will be held in the evening pre-
sided over by former President J. W. strong.
trustee, and Professor Horace Goodhue. The an
nual concert Of the school of music will be
held Monday evening, the class-day exercises
on Tuesday morning and the alumni banquet
and Skinner prize debates In the evening.
mencement exercises, with the con1errlng OF
degrees, presentation of diplomas and presidents
address to the graduating class.
The dedication Of Laird Science hall Will take
place in the afternoon, with addresses by Mayor
D. p. Jones of nneapolis and Professor Andrew
a. Veblen Of the University of Iowa. followed
by the presidents reception There are forty
three candidates for degrees as follows:
Bachelor of Arts-Dudley shattuck Brainard,
Usage, Iowa; Claudia Charles Pittsburg, Pa;
Lillian May Frazer Lyle; Mabel enrv 1bnson
Lamberton; Obea Simon johnson, Langon, Iowa )
Maud Melissa Jones, Cha theld; Eleanor Nieke 5
S Afa Eliza ' Reilly Sortheld Ella Lucille Rieh
ardsoa Norshned Emily Elizabeth sfeade1
> | NOrthheld; Roland tletcner W eeKss NoIInAeAo'
Ralph Elmer Wilson, Northheld
bachelor Of L!teraturemGail Albert Tari6aut
Lees Gsnnoa Fans Magas ode Fs
Ocheyedan. Iowa; Edna May Reilly Northheld
A Florence c. Richardson, Northfeld; Lulu lrent
9 BneGeio Sp Of scence OLIVE Bren, Hop
; kins; Nellie Matilda Burnquist Dayton; Iowa
Neil Gladstone Caward. 0watonna; Charles No
EaPth joins Ghst Dean Holm F1n P
Hutchinson Wste1yie Pearle LSlettn Ksene
: Tarmington Edward Harold Mey. Monticello
: Ella stratton Molter, Excelsior; Ruth Elea ns
. sons, Marshall; Nellie Annette Rumsey, Spring
= Valley; Mary Elizabeth Sheldon, Minnewaukon
y n: D.; Mary Simpson: Fairment: Cora c Paulin
Mouticello; Bernard Street, Northfeld; Claud
y Winship Street. Mortified; Clara Melissa Web
ster, Lake City
n FARIRAULT, M1NN.-The graduating exer
cises of the school for the deaf were held yes
audience. The address made by s. W
Leavitt of Litchfeld The graduates were: Sew
J. erin Berland, Rushford; Clara Ellestad. sprin
Grove; Ole Evanson, Steen; Mary Fallow st
Paul; Mary Fossan, Dalton; Anthony Garbarino
al st. Paul; Andrew Gran, Braham; David Hager
J. strom Red Wing; Mary HoT, Mazeppa, Anto
e Mallinger sahin: Grant Martin. Staples: Alfre
Torell, Princeton; Pauline Wig, Fosston.
D. FRAzEE. MINN.-Ela borate preparations hav
been made for the public school commencement
n exercises Tuesday evening. Professor Weld Q
~ Moorhead will give the grafton. The gradua te
= are: Eta Graham. Anna Johnson and Netti
i. Wellman. The baccalauruate sermon will b
t. preached on Sunday afternoon by the Rev. ].
l. Brabner Smith
,, PINE CITY. Enthusiastically evening tn
t. largest graduating class in the history Of tn
Pine City high school will hold exercises in tn
"a assembly of he SrhOolhonSa The
consists of the following: Blanche Matthew!
Sadie Pennington Mamie Stochl, Nettie Miller
Jennie swedenborg, Anna Dosy. Agnes Hurle!
Ebert Barnum John Breckenridge and Fran
a Hurley. A program has been prepared in whic
each Of the graduates will take part.
w AKELEY, MINN.-The first commencement e:
rs ercses of the high school will be held on tt
x evening Of June 1. The graduates four
u number, Mabel Fritcher Eugene Brown. Thay'
be Davis and Carl Olson. Glass motto, Lab
ea gold; class flowers, red and white roses. II
re Akeley schools have kept pace with the rap
CD growth Of the town, and Akeley people q
e ee Justly proud of the high standard OF enfcien
w. LIE sUEUR. MINIMIZE annual reception
be the graduating class and exhibit Of school wo
took place at the Washington building. T
exhibit was the largest and most successful ev
pupil in the public schools and consisted
Nv for correction from day to day.
The work in drawing and in waters colo
, was particularly noticeable but the drawi
inc card of the evening was the exhibit Of manu-
leu training work in which this school is
'nS the pioneers. The years work In sewing, FRI
ner eighth to tenth grades, a revelation to me-
orlz Of the visitors.
G..
her NORRIS, MINN.-The graduating exercises
ace the eighth grade Of the Morris schools to
lad place last evening. and the play, "a. Lit
at Union Scout presented by twenty-fc
gre dua ties whose follows: Bull
stehno Olga Brou, Catherine Deeley, Esti
the Dushek. Florence Desch Tilly krausert, Fran
ED, Flynn, George Maughn, Louise Mnughn, RAJ
rye Powers Anna Edn:unds, Archie Stone; Car:
ho Saunders, Bessie Farwell. Ella Anderson, Edws
red Carney, Garry Baileau, Edith Carney. Ma
Ion Peterson, Annie Slawson, Margaret Loehr, B
tina Knupple Katherine Wiltvin, Ruth Re-
and Mildred Garlick. The program was a "
E1e- interesting -
cor
our wATERyIILE, MINN-The annual gradu
ON ing exercises will be held Monday evening, j.
4. The following are the graduates: Art
Amundson, Frances Spencer. Norbert TYR
f. Julia Murphy, Mark Chase. Ellen O'Leary, j
pas Renson John Kinrod. Edith Dressed, Hazel
Ill liams and Ramona Lopez. The teachers for
ensuing year are: Superintendent. O.. NJ Wa
burn; principal Of, the high school, Gertr
: NJ Johnston: assistant principal. Evalyn
Card Grade teachers are: Jenette G. Pc
Myrtle Kanne Luella Moves, Alice Berner, Ell
TO beth savre, Grace Findley, Mrs. N. A. Ale1
der and Mrs Ida Kruger. .-.s
tson RUsHMoRE, MINI Business men have
are: ranged for a farmers day Friday. June i