The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-11

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week suffered from almost everything
that can happen to spoil a day, and
yet was very successful, and all who
we're present had a pleasant, II damp
time The first trouble came early
in Inc morning, whom a soaking rain
set an. and this trouble was repeated
every little while ali day. Because OF
Il ,he attendance was smaller than
IL has been in several years and there
were probably not over $500 or 1900
persons on the grounds.
The crowd was a cheerful and
harry one, however, and was very
well behaved Several bootleggers
were busy. and there was more or less
whiskey put where fl would do the
moa harm, but thanks 10 the vigil
ancs OF Measrs. Tamm and Johnson
aud their assistants good order was
maintained and there was no trouble.
-Four arrests were made, All the men
nov being ont on bond.
Tho exercises in the Tabernacle IN
the morning were unusually good. and
Il was remarked by mcny that the
present graduating class was the best
that had ever been seen here Tho
sptechs of the graduates were remark
ally good. and their appearance was
decided credit % The school as wen
as to themselves. The graduates were
as foilows:--
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Esther Dorothy Favige. Bachelor Of
Science: Bessie Myrtle Hays. Bachel-
or OF Literature. Grace Alberta Hays
Bachelor Of Literature; Francis or
vile clark. Bachelor OF Science. How
ard Hinsdalc Clark. Bachelor OF Lit
erature. Leroy Emerson Eastman.
Bachelor of Literature. Hubert HAYS
Felmy Bachelor OF Literaure Chas.
Merrill FuIkcrson. Bachelor OF Liter
allure; Rolla Edwards Hoffman. Bach-
elor Of Science. simon Cameron Kelly
Bachelor OF Literature.
ACADEMY AND INDUSTRIAL.
Lewis Edward Baker. Three Years;
Eari Brighton Clark. Three Years;
Marshall Everett Vaughn. Three Years
Eben Nezer Handy. Two Years lGen-
eral Academy; Nora Wilson. Business
Academy. MARI Belle Wilson, Applied
Domestic; Mary C. Baker
Applied Science-Domestic
Florence Magnolia simmons. Nurs-
Jug. sarah Elizabeth Stewart. Nursing
Tounsel Carlisle Adams, Carpentry;
William Anderson Hayes. Carpentry;
sylvester smithson. Carpentry; Vol
ford Johnson, Carpentry.
NORMAL.
Everett Blaine Kirk. Three Years;
Everett Back, Three Years; William
Elmer Randall. Three Years; Arlie
rs.s Mcclure. Three Years; Thomas
jefferson Terry. Three Years; Mary
BeYe Wilson. Three Years; Margaret
Meyers. Three Years; Anna Francis
Hatfield Three Years; Maxie Luv-
critic Ponder. Three Years; Horace
Caldwell. Three Years; John d. Nc
Terror, -Four Years; Nathan Fran
els Ambrose. -Four Years; Cora Hyl-
ton. There Year; Harriet Eunice
Poynter, Three Years Pattie Meyers,
Three Years: Minnie Meyers, Three
Years; Ora Dora Ely, Three Years;
Simon Cameron Kelly. Bachelor Ct
Pedagogy.
About noon the rain set In harder
than ever and the people had a pretty
bad time of 1t eating IN the rain OF
the campus. TheIV were good many
shelters open but somehow the peo-
pie did not seem to want TO go into
them and preferred TO take their
fried chicken and CAKES with lit
he water on the side Every one
: was cheerful, however, and the au-
dienoo for the afternoon was as bright
rs in the morning Another trouble
arcco with the address OF the Hon.
w, w. stetson of Maine. the princi-
pal speaker He has been greatly
in demand to deliver addresses in
several other places and had COM
ple;ely ruined his voice SC that he
could not speak above o whisper.
An unusual way was finally found
for giving his speech Prof. Raine,
who is well known as a speaker, did
the Grating" While Mr.. Stetson
stood at his elbow ard told him what
to say. The address as finally de-
I liyered was a great success and was