The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-19
Nor'ihfeM, Mass.
yorrurlnLD COMMENCEMENT.
,..rsal e. Seminary Given Parse
Containing 5000.

nan. d thr rNrnls connected with
s rkrRisus Ut Nnrthiield
- ass sariri concert gwen by
n. a--lsisd b. the ksiey ehorl,
~ .ra he he auditorium last Sat
- With Louis thaIcf as d.
So "a M.rs toole,isr aeoompanisl.
4lsale seIniun Mas preached
-. n Iey, John II, nefotesl oi
.lsla4iins class being sralrd
.5rl.T 20 lhr North ehuTuh, which
t.I viii l0Nnsle1ple and friends
uur ol hu most inlrwsl.
fl4 chickering's connected with the
~ ID commencement week Is the
sl.'' u..,r.rs ui tho siuirnls aid so
A.1 IN. Was held Monday morning
n, la-.Iz 81 The NoTihhcld aud the
go uurIs Was q new feature this
H. uHd cunert by the Esicy
~, al s,g elub was gwen IN the
,..a.u Monday evening before a
- s5l sIrWgialiye audience, The
~, ~. 81. a-si.fri by Thomas Y. Walk
r. Master \nocni Malkden, yio'
y IA Nh. Josephine Foster, yiolon.
= Nl- Fueuut H. Lang, 'us, Is the
100 flg chorus, which consists Of Ii
.H8 fI.r mu,ir Mas ut a high quail
r,rJ Iasa'.U'Iy rendered. 4 reception
sam Ni.. EEebn Hall, the principal
80 -umB, Monday evening, Il be-.
-. ..r4.Igft surprise TO her. In reoog'
Il lea most efficient work as pfin.
I'D ioi CHE past - year, the alumnae
~. tifI far silh a purse Of about 500.
III, Ni,.., sNyIhome. who have also
,'-..f Hflr iuf q quarter OF a century,
$3.50 ags. rrAi. 4. j, Phillips, who
h. in Connected with the school since
~ sgi who resigned on account OF fail.
sstslib. va, presented with a beautiful
s,tI loving cup nom The past and pres
=, members ~ the Esicy chorus, the
tn.Hiai,1n being made by Miss Florence
L4hs an r..,..
", viii t0vn,pcople, old students, trus-
~. anl iucui, OF the school who re.
w,IDl standing while the graduating
Al. 81 Is marched TO their places in the
Inn, seats. The exercises were conduct.
a k n. II. Proctor, president OF the
haI ~ trustees. and after an anthem
k Me- whole school Rev. y. Fay Smith |
ssl 7. D. Moody, younger son of Dwight |
/ Moody. led in prayer. Mr.. Proctor
vi The gl,t psalm and introduced Rev. |
Dr Robert Johnston OF Montreal, who
delivered the commencement address. |
n emphasized the Importance OF Chris
IAN home and It's influence on character.
Ne are often reaching out for the large |
nd better things that are beyond us,
shie We neglect the opportunities close
!, aani. The address had many earnest
thought, and was full OF practical eug-
,g,i5ns. The diplomas were awarded by
NJ. L. 5. Hall for the different courses
4 study and three certificates were
!varded 10 those graduating. from the
Bible school, a department OF the semi
an.
This was followed by the school sing.
D, "NOrthfeld Benediction." Mr.. Proc
OF then presented each of the graduates
CORY Of the life Of ID. l.. Moody and
Rev. Mr.. Rowland OF Guadalajara, Mex,
ronouncei the benediction. In the even
lg Miss T. $ Hall gave very enjoyable
seption to the members of the gradual
Dc class. their friends and alumnae in
leyel cottage.
The following received diplomas: Julia
bell, Hatsa Ameer, Adeline Baker,
emmy Barton, Matilda Beck, Lavinia
el, Dorothy Blodgett, Ruth Bridgman, (
largaret BUR-, Ada Catlin, Ruth Clifford,
iva Covey, Emma Crofts, jeanette Ding '
lan Edith Dutton, Elsa Franklin, Lucia
rant, Lillian Harris, Viva Hartley, Julia {
IenPeTger Barbara Rowland, Florence !
ang Helen Lockwood, Louise Moss, {
RANGES Ohrum, Alice Philbrick, Ethel
edmond, Mary Rogers, Rosalia Slo- /
I'm, Ruth Streeter, Florence Thayer,
lah Timing Chella Underwood, Fanny
'hte, Margarita Wright. i,