The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
M. S. GRADUATION
WAS HELD TODAY
Diplomas Awarded and the Winners Of
Prizes Announced at School Chapel.

Prizes Announced at School Chapel.
The graduation exercises Of Montpelier
seminary were held To-day il the school
chapel Diplomas were granted 70 the
following young people:
Latin scientific course Grace Allen Of
Ferrisburgh, Ruth Parker Of johnson and
Ada Peck of Johnson,
College preparatory--Ma Edger-
ton of Mortified, Clinton Goodenough of
Barton Landing and James SeaYer Of
Wareham, Mass.
Modern Sadie Boyce Of Will
iamstown, Bertha Ciogston of Williams
town, Sadie Pond Of East Berkshire, Fin
ett Williams OF putney, Charles Adams
Of Randolph, Howard BnlkeIey oil Water
bury, Glenn Carpenter of Cabot, Edward
Clark Of Williamstnwn, Stephen Collins
OF st. Albans, Albert Edison Of Randolph,
Earl Parker Of Waitsfield and Walter
Wilcox of Moretown.
Eloeution course Bertha Clogston Of
WilIiamstown.
Piano course Erma Brown of Shelf
field, Amy Goodspeed of Montgomery and
Dorothy Parker Of Montgomery.
Commercial course Lewis Bancroft Of
Calais, Edward Bnfnham Of Calais and
Albert March Of Waits River.
Shorthand course Gertrude Chessee Of
MorrisviIIe, Matte Gould OF Danyille,
Achsah Guernsey Of Rochester, Maude
johnson Of Moretown and Hazel Tromb-
ley Of Barton Landing.
Prizes Announced
Following the award Of diplomas
the winners Of prizes were given out as
follows.
Declamation--H. Ray Hail. Harold
Bishop, Agnes Warren and Dorothy Par
ker.
Prize debate Charles Adams, first, and
Harold Bishop, second.
Best rank in sch0ol---Walter Wilcox,
first, and Charles Adams, second; same
for young Indies, Dorothy = Parker, FIRST
and Margaret Edgerton, second.
Best essay workJames M. Seaver.
Best scholarship, senior class--Grace
Allen.
Just before the heavy shower yester-
day afternoon the physical culture class
Of 20 young ladiees marched TO tho
campus and gave a broom drill that was
loudly applauded They went through
the various evolutions with the preci-
sion Of veterans
The annual meeting Of the trustees
was held late in the afternoon u. s.
Senator Rediield Proctor and the Hon
~. B. Hall of Groton whose time expired
this year we're reelected for four years
The Rev. DR.. u. O. Thayer Of Barre was
added to the executive committee. When
Rev. DIR. Z. A. Bishop, the principal
gave verbal report on his recent trip
through the far West in the interests
OF the endowment lie brought out the
expression that the cost Of his trip was
money well expended,
Principal Bishop, Henry Holt Of
Montpelier, treasurer of the institution,
the Rev. Dr. Z. 0. Thayer OF Barre and a
member o. Tie faculty and under gradu-
ates to be named later were appointed
"a committee TO prepare rules and by
laws 70 govern all athletic matters and
events at the seminary.
Alumni Choose oficers.
The annual meeting Of the alumni as
ISOLATION was held at six O'Clock last
evening IN the parl0rs of the boarding
house. w i. Newton Of Union Village
was elected president for the year ensu-
ing; ". r. Pomeruv of Enoshurg Falls,
Miss Emily Glover OF Montpelier and
Ralph Hoyt Of Cabot, vice-presidents /;
David D. Whitney of BrookheId, secre.
tury; L. ]. Hathaway of Montpelier,
treasurer; ". B. Jones OF Montpelier,
j. J. Ross of Huntington and Mrs, r. Z.
Bacon of North CharIestown, n. H., ex-
ecutive committee.
United States Senator w. r. Dilling-
ham was reelected trustee of the
seminary for four years from the alumni
association. Two hundred OF more stu.
dents and members OF the alumni sat
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