The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-04
CARLETON RECALLS ],
ITS FORTY YEARS
BACCALAUREATE SUNDAY OBJ
SERVED WITH UNUSUAL SPIRIT.
Rev. J. E. Mcdonnell of Union Church,
Providence, r. l., breaches the Ser
mon on Constructive Christian Eff
j fort Addresses at the Anniversary
by Harlan w. Page and Professor
Horace Goodhue.
Special to The Journal.

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9 Northheld Mimi. June 4.-Baccaiaureate
Sunday was observed at Carleton college with
more than usual enthusiasm. AS in former years
the Congregational. Methodist and Baptist
churches united for the morning service, the
seniors in caps and gowns escorted the president
and the clergymen to the church. The ad-
dress to the graduating class which usually
accompanies baccalaureate was postponed to
the time Of the commencement exercises, when
the president speaks ~ ~ 49,.
Rev. James q. Mcconnell pastor Of Union
church, Providence. R. l., preached sermon on
Constructive Christian Effort maintaining
that we have reached the limit Of destructive
work, and that the time has arrived for con-
structive effort in Christian theology, in Chris
tian work. in, the material condition of the coun-
try, among alien people, and in the building OF
Christian character. .... -.
President Salmon presided, Rev. F. "A. Conc.
pastor Of the Methodist church, gave the invo-
cation; Rev. w. G.. Clark, pastor of the Bap
fist church, read the scripture, and Rev. q. B.
Dean, pastor Of the Congregational church led
in prayer large student choir, under direc-
ton Of Professor william Leonard Gray, rem
dered praise eY the Lord" Parkhursts II
viii Lift Mine Eyes and Gounod's 'Benedic-
tus." The college prayer meeting in. the after
was largely attended, with many alumni
present. 1t was led by obed S., johnson,
member Of the graduating class.
The fortieth anniversary meeting took place
in the evening. Rev. J. W. Strong, x-president
presided. and historical addresses were delivered
Professor Goodhue, who opened Carleton forty
years ago.
Today's exercises consisted Of a meeting Of
the trustees of the Carleton mission IN China
and reunion Of the Alpha Beta Phi and Philo-
| nathan societies. with address by J.. A. A.
Burnquist Of St. Paul
| The annual concert Of the school Of music
| takes place this evening". ,.
Commencement Days Elsewhere.
BATTLE LAKE M1NN.--The commencement
exercises held here were attended BY about 300
people: Superintendent J. A. vandyke Of Fergus
| Falls delivered the address.
| CUMBERLAND, VISA class of seven, com.
E. Ell Hopkins, Anna Mcmahon, william cornweli
Harriett Williams and Edwin Levings. will
graduate from the Cumberland high school
~ CANDY. MINN.-The commencement exer.
vSSs
to Peter winter Mabel Larson Mabel q. Peter
and AHgHsa The ala
| Mckinney? =, ~..-, o. ~e-n
eises opened Sunday morning with an address
by Rev. @. G. Todd Of Aberdeen, before the
A. u 9s seSp EN- the
French. president OF the college. This evening
occurs commencement exercises Of the musca
son. An event of more than local importance
will be the laying Of the corner sson ne q Raipl
afternoon. e., 49,
o closing sssss1ss
! Mss olive fsuretta peltier. ana lie saiutGria
4 Miss Georgia Lucille Burgett. Rev. ]. H. ALDER
4 addressed the graduates. ....t. ,
sid and
uating exercises Of the conservatory Of mus
! will be 1eld in Fiske assembly room: The a,
graduating exercises Of the academy will
held June 12 On June 18 will, be the exc
cises Of the twenty fourth annual commencement
Il. GAINESVILLE. M1NN.---The following teache,
!. gaperintendent 3. T. Dills:> hish school. "a
xsstta Mss aaS s ~ sS7sP5h grade IT,. 166
! fourth grade, Grace Hagan; third grade, Ma
garet King: second grade, Nellie Ooughlin, fri
= Miss isabel Byron is to teach in Brainerd ar
Miss Leila Guthesh will teach at Btwabik,
\ the Alumni association was held, At the hi!a
} was devoted to musical and literary program
elected for 1907: President, Mabel Brown, 'o
o vice president; Flora Evans: 'os, secretar!
s;,Sas 81 Clayton 'od; treasurer Leslie ArEe
Y
9 The graduation. exercises will be held at II
| Ferris Grand operahouse on Monday evening, Il
g address to the class being given by A. L. Jan
i of this city. ....
a class Of sixteen will receive diplomas.
Miss Merjqsie Nichglsa aaughtes Of Senator
D Robinson is the salutatorian.
o WALKER, MINN.-The first commemorate
8 exercises of the Walker school were held
! the opera -Eouse Addresses were made by Pr
d fessor Ross and County Superintendent OF Schoo
, Olaf Oleson. Diplomas were presented to Georg
= Morrison Hazel Griffith, Lucy Spencer. eth
!, Lawr, William Spencer and Harry Bright. -,
o f. LAMBERTON, MINN.-The following hi.
% school students were given their diplomas at II
. graduation exercises: Will, H. ,Welter, Anna
q i Iund. VIII J. Schuck, Marie NJ. Tolzman. AIN
Y TO-; Sahr Andrew; P. Peterson. = :. 5ss.">E
WoLFBITE AT ROCHESTER,.
;, Lower Limbs of County Officials San
Ell ,r,->- pied by the Brutes. !.
|. ROCHESTER,, MINN.-Three young but stur,
e wolves almost caused panic In the, courthou
d Saturday. w. r. Michael of Dover broug
l. the animals to. the county auditors office
=, the purpose of claiming the bounty. In sor
q manner the wolves got loose In the auditors {