The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11


There is also a positive injunction to
The golden rule The golden rule Is a
matter Of character 10 requires That
whatever is right and honorable that we
/ like 20 see ID other citizens Of the coun-
Try, we must have the same ideals in
Yourselves. If YOU like % aeea man who
practices good works and noble deeds,
lpfaotice good works and noble needs
Yourself The golden rule holds you 10
this There Is no getting away from II.
Live BY yourselves the w0y you would
have others live Whatever kind Of
manhood YOU would like others to give
% the world give the world that same
kind Of manhood yourself
Continuing. the speaker said that op-
lpcrtunity IN this world owaits on prepa.
ration. II you have fitted yourselves for
some particular work IN life. do not be
IN patient if your opportunity does not
come as soon as YOU think II should,
You must Be prepared for Il years il
advance II is only necessary that you
sholud prepare yourself well and you will
never wait ia vain for your opportunity.
Estimate your work IN life large. Do
not think that ii "a small. no matter
what work yon are performing, Every
part 81 the work Of this world is valu.
ohle and vital to the whole. Every one
o. us has part 10 do, and one part
IS Just as important as another il we
but do our part well There is inst as
much honor and glory IN The smallest
duty done well as IN the largest. Do not
belittle yourselves OF stop for a moment
10 Pine over the thought tnat what
somebody else il doing is Of more worth
than what you are doing.
commission vou 70 establish in yonr.
solves tho heart 81 ! victor and no mat
ter what your circumstances are, 60
aaead and do whatever IL right and hon
omble and make a success Of IL You
are not % stop now These diplomas
which viii be given you are only your
commissions to 90 ont into the world
and win laurels Your friends wish you
well and congratulate Won OIL reaching
this first important step in your lives.
BE Of good courage and never shirk.
Work hard and see 70 Il that y0u do the
largest part Of your share of the work
ia tie world Success and happiness are
at the front. where the ngnt Is the hard
est, and there YOU should be-
The Class Officers
TIE officers Of the class Ia the aca-
demic and English departments ares
President. Howard NJ Miles; vice presi
dent. Marguerite stoughton; secretary,
Hurry G. Fisher; treasurer. Bernioe I.
Whiteomh TIE commercial department
officers ares President. Mark Fl. Cutler;
vice president. Lucy p. Dix; secretary,
Clara AL Johnson; treasurer, Lionel J.
Matheson
Reception to Graduates.
After the graduation exercises in the
opera house. a reception was given 70
THE class of 1910 bv the members Of the
three lower classes of the school Ii the
Spauiding chapel, and a pleasant time
was enjoyed. The following program
comprised the evenings entertainments
Selection, Riley's orchestras march
tchBneel lcd by Miss Linekin, 90 se.
lection by the Clark quartet; violin
duet. Hortense and Harold knight
march leentlemens choicei Taynior.
'IIs intermssion; march ladies choicel
Miss Avaril. '07 reading. Glno Certi:
vocal solo. Air. hdwarda mareh igen.
flemen's ehaieei Miles. 10.
the committees from the three classes
which had the reception in charge was
as follows: Glass Of 1911, Freida Hook
er. Blanche Haskins, Helen Parker Ev-
erett jackson. William Maidens class Of
1912, Chester Sargent, Marie Darling,
Glenora Could Earl Williams. Arthur
Mcdonald; class Of 1913, Harold Knight,
Edith Gordon, Margaret Cato. Paul Bar
nard, Bert Mari