Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-06-04
COMMENCEMENT.
n. n. s. 70 Graduate It's 26th Class
Thursday, June II.

COMMENCEMeNI
n. n. s. 70 Graduate It's 2eth Glass
Thursday, June II.
Commencement exercises of the Ran
dolph High school will begin Sunday
with the baccalsureate sermon to be deliv-
cred by Rev. r. A. Wells of the Center
before the class of 1908 in Bethany
church at s o'clock in the evening. DIR.
w. NJ. Kelly, Miss NJ. Blanche Spar
hawk, Miss c. Kate Howard and A. II.
Beedle will form the quartet to sing the
selections-"While Thee I Seek" with
tenor and bass, and soprano and alto.
duets; Kipling's " "Recessionap' "Seek Ye
the Lord" with tenor solo and obIigato.
Class day exercises will be held in
Chandler Music hall at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon, June IL, and will follow
this ORDER
Invocation, Rev. Joseph Hamilton
Class Roll, Esther George
President's,Address, Ralph ID. Twitchell
Class History, Lena A. Kilburn
Glass Essay, Essie l.. Smith
Glass Poem, Emma A. Blakely
Address to Undergraduates,
James s. Rand
Presentation Essay and Address,
Stella L. Morse
Response by Jackson II. Vail, Class of
1909.
Class Prophecy, Forts ii. Abbott
Music by Randolph Orchestra.
The graduating exercises will be in
Chandler Music hall at s O'Clock Thurs
day evening, June IL, in this ORDER
Invocation, Rev. Joseph Hamilton
Essay. Rowland z. Robinson, (salutatory
rank) Della p. Kendall
n
Essay. Follies of Fashion,
winnifred <. Burridge
Grafton, The Capture of the Alamo,
Howard A. Drew
Essay, The Message of the Flowers,
Ida E Byam
Grafton, A vermonter's Inheritance,
Charles s. Howard
Essay. The Nibelungen Lied,
Maude /. Putnam
Grafton, The. Conflict Between Capital
and Labor, Fred c. Fisk
yalidictory, Ella }. Brownell
Presentation of Diplomas.
Music by Randolph Orchestra.
The class, whose motto is "Possunt,
quia posse videntur," olIs:-Latin
course, Emma A. Blakely, Ella J. Brown
ell, Lena A. Kilburn, Maude /. Put
nam, Essie L. Smith, Ralph.D. Twitchell;
English course, Forts II. Abbott, winni-
fred E. Burridge, Ida K. Bysm, Howard
A. Drew, Fred c. Fisk, Arthur l.. Galar-
neau, Esther Z. George, Charles s. How
ard, Della p. Kendall, Stella L. Morse,
James s. Rand. Rdbie NJ. Miller, grad
usted in 1907 English course) having
completed the four years Latin, receives
n diploma for the Latin course
This will be the 26th class graduated
frs,. . bs. s.rb al ~
completed the course in 1852. Since
then ss2 graduates, including those of
1908, have gone out from the Z. Ii. S.
and form q body of royal alumni.
The alumni will have their 10Th bien-
nial reunion and banquet at the Ran
dolrh Inn Friday evening, June IL, at
7:30 O'Clock with DIR. John p. Clifford as
toastmaster. About $50 invitations have
been issued, and the evening gives
promise of being one of great enjoy
ment.
A Fixed Institution.
Lyman II. Howe's perenially popular
moving pictures have won such a prestige
that they have, in a sense, become fixed
institution in many cities. Gifted with
that peculiar faculty which few travellers
possess, of knowing exactly what is real
ly interesting, bis exhibition can always
be relied upon for abounding in all that
is really worth while.
He has won the confidence of over a
million patrons because for fifteen years
he has shown his exhibition has merited
it. .It is always replete with human IL
terest. Each succeeding program has
proven the wisdom OF his selection and
Judgment. Moreover, every scene and
incident is reproduced in a way that the
spectator can't forget. He brings the
most remote pcoks and corners of the
world directly TO us with such fidelity to
nature that you can talk about it with
confidence and intelligence. You need
read no longer about historical happen
ings. You can see them actually enacted
in Chandler Music hall on June 10.
The reproduction is easier for you, and
far more graphic than could be conceived
by reading. Mr.. Howe's new program
combines pleasure and knowledge to an
unusual degree and in the most fascinat-
ing way. Unlike dramatic attractions,
you will derive much substantial inform |
alton from it which you could not ac-
quire from any other similar exhibition |
or in any other way. At the same time it |
is sure source OF much pure and whole
some amusement.
Lamson District Exercises.
The school in the Lamson district, 4
taught by Miss Carrie Eaton, had Pre-
exercises also Friday afternoon