The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-18
And Diplomas Were Awarded
at Exercises To-day
EVENTS OF THE LAST DAY
The Trustees and the Alumni Of the
School Held Exercises Last Night
The Names of the
Graduates.


The final commencement exercises
hereabouts were held to-day, when Mont.
peiier seminary sent out q large class
Ihe exercises commenced at $3.50 o'clock
this forenoon and were listened to with
appreciation by large audience.
The honor graduates we're as follows:
First honor
II. Ray Hall, Worcester.
Amy Q. GoodsPeed, Montgomery.
Dorothy H. Parker, Montgomery.
Clara K, SpauldiDg, Waitsneld.
Second honor
Harold =. Bishop, Montpelier
George II. Brigham, Williamstown.
Edith o Howe, Waitsfeld.
II. Morton Jeifords, Williamstown.
Bernice ~ Marshall, Hanover, n. II.
Frieda M Thomas, JeiEersonyille.
Morton A. Thomas, JeiEersonville.
Agnes Nj Warren, Cabot.
The program Of the day consisted as
follows. chorus singing by the school;
oration, Point Of View" BY Kenneth d.
Seaver; essay, Reflected Edith O.
Howe; essay, The Hearts Image Al.
Lou Plastridge; essay, THE Greatness
Of Simplicity Euia NJ. Putnam; organ
solo, sonata, Opus so, Dan p. Dickinson;
oration, Opportunities and Enegeries of
the Streams and Rivers Harold L. Bish-
op; essay, Tendencies of Modern Mn-
sic,s Dorothy =. Parker; essay, "The
Electrical Age" Agnes NJ. Warren; es-
say, 'tThe Old South and the New" Lii
liam g. Enright; vocal solo Mattinata,
howard S. Bulkeley; essay Simon Says
Thumbs Up'n Amy O. Goodspeed, ora
ton, Development BIZ Selection II.
Ray Hall; essay, National Character
istics,n Clara III Spaluding, trio, piano,
organ and violin, Meditation" Mrs
sheldon, Miss Bagg and Louis Hatha
way.
This was followed by the presentation
Of diplomas, the graduates and their
courses being as follows:
College Preparatory Course.
Lillian Gertrude EnrigAt, Lunenburg
Amy Olive Goodapeed, Montgomery.
Edith Olive Howe, Waitsfield.
Alice Lou Plastridgc, Northtieid
Agnes Marie Warren, Cabot
Harold Elwell Bishop, Montpelier.
Walter Willis Cook, underhilI.
Harry Ray Hall, Worcester.
Harrison Morton JeiEords, Williams
town.
Carl Adams Reed, East Brookfield
Morton Albert Thomas, JeiTersonyiIle.
Modern Course.
Lillian Gertrude Enright, Lunenburg.
Grace Leah Buckley, Aloretown.
Clemulie Mae Kellogg, Montpelier
Bernice Maria Marshall, Hanover, n. II.
Dorothy Eliza Parker, Montgomery.
Eula May Putnam, Lower Cabot.
Grace Isadore Snow, Putnamsviile.
Clara Emile Spaulding, W'aitstield,
Frieda Morse Thomas, IeiIersonville.
Olive Irene Wheeler, South RoyaIton.
Harold Seymour Atkins, Waterbury.
George Hazen Brigham, Williamstown.
George Bartlett Curgier, Lower Cabot.
Howard Josiyn S1nithers Montpelier.
Kenneth Donald Searer, Wareham,
Mass.
EIocution Course.
Grace Leah Rulkeley, Moretown
Dorothy Eliza Parker, Montgomery.
Agnes Maria Warren, Cabot,
Harry Ray Hall, Worcester.
Carl Clifford Harvey, Lower Cabot.
Organ Course.
Dan Peaslee Dickinson, Chelsea.
Piano Course.
Dan Peaslee Dickinson. Chelsea,
Vocal Course.
Howard sheldon Bulkeley, Moretown. |
Commercial Course.
Isabelle May Dodge, Montpelier.
Hattie Eva Persons Montpelier
Frank Lewis Dlrkee, Montpelier.
Shorthand Course.
Laura MAY Averill, Roxbury.
Mildred Brooks, Montpelier.
Margaret Mary Carroll, Montpelier
Pearl Blanche Dyke, Cookshire, One.
Bertha Elizabeth Plastridge. Northtield. |
Marion Milicent Rope, Montpelier.
Lola Ida Sargent, Glover.
Edgar Howard Burnhanl, Calais.
Dan Peaslee Dickinson, Chelsea,
Prizes were announced as follows:
Defamation in junior class, first, Lou
is Bancroft and Martha Bailey; second |
Otis Smithers and Florence Strong.
Prize speaking, first, Harold L. Bishop
and Agnes Warren;g second, Burnham 1
Colby and Florence Strong; honorable
mention. Martha Bailey.
Prize debate, held May %, first, Harold 1
Il. Bishop; second II. Ray Hall.
Scholarship and department, II. Ray 1
Hall.
Senior essay, Il. Ray Hall,
Trustees Did Little.
The annual meeting of the trustees
was held yesterday afternoon. w. p.
was reelected president, the
Rev Ralph Lowe Of St Albans secre-
tary, and Henry Holt Of Montpelier trea-
surer. Inasmuch as the important work
Of the year was done at the April meet
ing. and as several of the trustees are
attending the Chicago convention, or
are out Of the state on other matters.
only routine business was transacted
yesterday.
The annual banquet Of the alumni as
ISOLATION was held last evening in the
boarding hoHse dining ROOM w r.
Newton Of Union Village. president Of
the association, presided and acted as
toastmaster.
A Celebration Planned.
At The annual meeting Of the alumni
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