Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-30
GLASS DAY EXERCISES.
Drmpepcd by InfnvOrabic Weather
and II"ld In tho Gymnasium.

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The class uaF exercises "' t"e ~
VersitN OF Vermont commencement '''S
ear Were SON. WHAT "7i'p''''' ~ N''
uniaVordbIe weather ana 'I'e '".iP"'
was ho'. as uS""' uoco'a'eo WIN "'",
gowned seniors ana me f'u''er'hE 'i'-
bons OF admrlne s"ee'hear'S anu rC".-
tNes' Two CLOCK ci'ie an" went anu II
was n"'i'F t"''' "''"'e we
lHlaiIE p'S"H III '''H NH'''iid9lu'i''
mere was E"'o attendance an" i'"i
chalfs ana SUN more chairs la" l" "o
brought INTO 'he gym To- h''ol'i"'-
GATE the constantly increasing hu"'e"Ne'
Inc seniors mar ''u M "e""'u 10y ''1'
marshais, 70 mus furnished ny Barton
orchestra' ana tI" exercises pesaH WI"
the president address by Percy Charles
Judd.
PRESfDENT'S ADDRESS
Mr. linda reviewed the nrorross Of his
class through IT, four vcars Of college
rf. ox,,raesol tho y.,,r,l rccre,
that the happy period was about to
COME To an e''n. re H'''''i""'u ''' 500"
WITH VI Inc ''fiSS SOC "''''N an" '''e.'
DcHeiice"' '"IIu'"Ne oi' ''e 9'""''' az
lairS Oh lhe university
III speah'''E ol "'iA'nt MI. '""u H'l"
that WINE some ol the "'"ei H'oi's-
so'S were H''li''" W iioN" upon N''
custom 'he !ou''Icr 'l'h''e'S "' '"''
faculty, he believed, had feeling OF
s'ei'' approval an" Nv P'rSondllE 'n"us" '
'i'"' us e'ieC' was "cc'"e""' Soo" uPo"
''Ie Nelo"i'' freshman.
MI '"ou SPohe u 'ne u'"Fers't!
're'i 'oO"''o' an" '7N'p'no". ana '"'S-
eu ''.' question ~ "''e''"a"'c' re
dl,,,e NV. s,'
anu ''''t ,"i.'P'iN" |" '''a' '"''
W.. '''''',,' ar" 1".u'" WIN oe q
s''N '''"s' "Peahi"s iof '"e N'u"e"'S'
onrosed 10 tho ..,,ooa;,,,o,,," ,,oss
Mr.. Judd concluded his address with
an appeal to his classmates to help in
| increasing the attendance at Vermont
particularly by looking up good men
and sending them to the university He
asked them all to be missionaries for
Vermont
| CLASS ,,1cropv
Hf'"" III" 'h
i"e ''"Ss ",H'ory' ny owe Luc''e HAY
,ha o,,,,,',,|, -"l'' "S",'' "en'
'N' "'''u .ie "''ue"'S Oh me hrst lN'
toId 90 ,,a ,.i,.a.,.' nv ~ ue''"'' '''
fon,,.oI, ,,,,,.'l,. 49,, '0'"l'
7'''''eS am" came ru7hes' "hc
"Arcbic,s motb" and ,to .o,.a
lamation.
In particular, Miss Hayden mentioned
the constant attendance OF 1905 r,a,,t,ar,
at the faculty pink teas" which wer,
one time much In vogue. The pink teas
despite the harmless sounding name
were modern revivals of the Spanish in
QUESTION, The history concluded with ,
description of the delights Of cornpuIsor,
attendance at chapel and senior debat,
during the past year
CLASS ESSAY
Mice A,. ,,,
asso,. ,,,.i...' ''o" 'eau 'He cas-
day cr,ti,i.,' "N"'''' 'oH'e every
not 49,, ca,,I, :, "'1 ON i"uh'
eivoro,e o,1 e,..,a :" ,''''S'"' "SsreS
NOV, =, a,,. ''' ''i.'H' MOST com
TONED ,,.r,. ,,',,' 0"' "'7' men
ties of habit which arc a,s,,,a,,.. .''a'
lean
Despite the faults Of Americans bou,
ever, Miss Wilson said that Amer,c, W..
a good place to call home The Aneric,
Is working Al his problem of oc,ntotio
TO environment and il accommodating
wonders In his own way.
BOIu.DL,1, op,rr,,.
Tho to,,,1
U-.,,o r,,,,, was given d
v.or, ,,, "'''' "i'' Haye
ouo, 49,, nv" 'He pFehIStor'
I.a,,1dl 'ne origin or IN
,,,nl,,,., traced IL dow
o,.,o.io,,. ''N ana o'hs
i, present Mace in front =, ,ha ,,,a ,,n
rho .rooLor asa iN MI
periences the boulder has had sinca
became. in its old age. Identified wit
tho university, how it was moved 0,
p'"'e ana oack 'h'o place alta
- nv S''u'hts ana 'he IA