Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-06-26
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Com mence ment Program.
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Salutatory Addresses,
Marie Louise Chaffee.
Grafton, True Nobility
Benjamin Edward Farr.
Grafton, Our Country and Its Manhood
Moody Dole Holmes.
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Essay, The Old Honor and the New
Pearl Cynthia Fuller.
Grafton, The Abolition of War
Samuel Barrett Pettengill, Jr
Grafton, The Man Behind the Millionaire
Burt Evans Robinson.
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Essay, Personal Magnetism
Vera Phoebe Powell.
Grafton, The Golden Age of the Present
Lewis Edward Rye.
Grafton, The College Mans Sickle
Roy Dyer Wood.
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Grafton, with Vaedictory Addresses.
Two Factors in Modern Civilization
William Russell Wheeler.
Comforting of Degrees in course and
Benediction.
The Glass of 1908 is as follows:
George Nelson Bailey, Wells River
Robert Charles Carlson, Proctor
Ralph Dodge Carson, Francestown, N. H.
George Gellatly Duff, Middebury
Eugene Leslie Eddy, Middlebury
Benjamin Edward Farr,
Salem Depot, N. H.
William Henry Hayford,
Rouse's Point, N. Y.
Moody Dole Holmes, Concord, N. H.
Merrill Spencer June, Mddlebury
George Harold Learned, Wells River
James Lyman Lovejoy, Weston
Arnold Roberts Manchester; Middlebury
Samuel Barrett Pettengill, Jr., Middlebury
James Leigh Richmond, Middlebury
Burt Evans Robinson, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
Lewis Edward Rye, Randolph
George Henry Severance, Jr.,
Claremont, N. H.
Dugald Stewart, Middlebury
Henry Raymond Vaughan, Thetford
William Russell Wheeler, West Rutland
Ivan Elverdon Winslow, Nashua, N. H.
Roy Dyer Wood, Fair Haven
Grace Smith Buttolph, Middlebury
Marie Louise Chaffee, New Haven
Pearl Cynthia Fuller,
Warrensburg, N. Y.
Mary Katherine Kendall, Mddlebury
Mary Emma MarkOlf West Rutland
Vera Phoebe Powell, Post Mills
Jessie McClurkin Smith, West Rutland
Sarah Adkins Ward, Princeton, Mass.
The following were awarded Com
mencement Honors For the men-Wil-
liam Russell Wheeler, Lewis Edward
Rye, George Henry Severance Jr.,
George Nelson Bailey, George Gellatly
Duff, Roy Dyer Wood, Benjamin Ed
ward Farr, Eugene Leslie Eddy For
the nomenclature Louise Chaffee, Sarah
Adkins Ward, Grace Smith Buttolph.
The following were admitted to the
Phi Beta Kappa Society: George Nelson
Bailey, James Leigh Richmond, Lewis
Edward Rye, George Henry Severance,
Jr., William Russell Wheeler, Marie Lou
Use Chaffee, Sarah Adkins Ward.
Honors in Greek were awarded to
George Henry Severance, Jr.
Highest Honors in Latin were award
ed to Marie Louise Chaffee.
Honors in History and Political Science
were awarded to Lewis Edward Rye for
work in Jurisprudence.
Highest Honors in Chemistry were
awarded to William Henry Hayford and
Ivan Elverdon Winslow.
The degree of Master of Arts was
awarded to Duane Leroy Robinson, 'O3,
in Latin, and to Archibald Darius Weth-
erell, 'O5, in English Literature and Jul
risprudence.
AT one o'clock Tuesday the alumni
luncheon was served to larger number
than usual at the town hail. Landlord
Lawrence of The Logan had this, as well
as the luncheon of Inauguration day in
charge, assisted ably, so that these func-
lions were successful to high degree.
At four o'clock occurred the class re-
unions, which most profitably took up
the time till evening, when the presi-
dents largely attended reception took
place at his home on Seminary street +;
this closing the day in a brilliant man
ner.
INAUGURATION DAY.