The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-17
Commencement at Seminary.

n, exercises OF commencement week
np Saturday evening with a sacred
.nt in the auditorium, given by the
asas Of the seminary, assisted py
". R. Moody, contralto; Mrs.
~ S. Chatter. accompanist; Lewis 5.
kdr conductor; solo ofganist, Cara
! Ilhnghast; Miss Gladys Talbot, lead
! d Moody choir. with Miss Coolidge as
rnEani.t. The concert was considered
kathe best which has ever been given.
hW. R. Moody sang twice. The bac-
huNate sermon was preached Sunday
mMg in the auditorium by Rev. +. Is.
(gs. from Luke 2l:3G. w. X. Moody
xasd and H. c. Mabie, d. d., OF Bos,
b assisted in the service. A beautiful
kbm Was sung by the Moody choir.
H. 7. B. Meyer spoke at the Sage
kEd service Sunday night. A meeting
b held in Philips hall Sunday after
|a for present and past students only.
Monday at | o'clock. the alumni banquet
Nhed at the Mortified, over 80 of the
students being present and " were
htd at the banquet. The following pro-
tu was carried out Greeting to class
1910, Eyangelne W. Young, '96; re
(as Laura McGrath, Pres, 1910; The
AMlple, Ethel NJ. Higgins, '03; The
kNents' League, Nellie NJ. Starr, ";
|nlty Years at Northfeld, Carrie y.
Rta, 50; Message from Miss Hall;
N Alumnae and the School, w. X.
Ldy
Following the banquet meeting OF
l students Aid society was held at the
|rated, Mrs. G. 7. Camden presiding.
N ihtey chorus gave concert in Stone
y Monday night which is said to be the
u ever given by an Estey chorus. They
"a assisted by William Nye, baritone,
;Aeene and Miss Carrie G. Alton, vio-
wy The graduation exercises were
Y Tuesday at II a. IN. in the audito-
la, which was well filled with old stu
as' guests and townspeople, the sem.
" Students occupying the center OF
! lall' 10 the strains of organ music
faudents marched into the auditorium
w tour aisles, followed by the 81
aaeN' Rev. F, B, Meyer delivered the
aless to the graduates. Miss Hall pre-
aN diplomas to the following young
ae1; Misses Laura McGrath, Mar
n Brown, Elizabeth Bodfish, Mary
Ip1 q Ethel Boggs, Edna Caldren, Beu.
Valk, Charlotte Dunnell, Mildred
I Genevieye Hopkins, Anna Taylor,
' ~. g,Oremus, Dorothy Felt, Marion
Y wand Elizabeth Lawson, Bessie Ora
~ Nue Slnclair Florence Tucker, Merle
% ~ ! Mabel lockwood, Lydia Hopkins,
s* 4 Gam, Ruth Yetter, Lillian Grant,
~ woodruff, Alice Spalding, Anna
ss', vi Eda Miller, Augusta Carlton,
!, MI. ,Reba Warner and Misses
" Moody and Laura McGrath were
''nlFld girls Of the graduating class.
~ !, John Rowles of Springfield was at
:, :. iOr commencement.
u u a Alice Ripley of Greenfield return
- 'ie closing exercises of the semln-
y. ~ Dora Peck returned from Welles-
'4u Arthur Peck from Yale, yester-
lJ:n Rush and Mrs. Boswell of Phil
4 Fu' arrived at the Mortified this
u ~. and y Mrs: Henry Mclean drove to
i 5.n Vt, Saturday to be gone sew
: and Mrs. J Brienig of Allentown,
namsl a. their summer home above
VI, ACHE e Starr, the former secretary
j jass, Evelyn Hall, was in town for
taFy graduation.
: vi. UT Of Virginia, with her family,
d. Si! sd at her fathers, Isaiah
4. ss, for the summer.
d, !. Iarre 0rcott and Miss Florine
ID : springfield were the guests of
|, n r. Lyman last week.
Ma A N Webster Collins of Spring
sisr me guest of her aunt, Miss Lucy |
over commencement.
= = s Herbert Field of Keene, N. H.,
ss @ues. at Mrs. n. Fay Smiths for
u'ncement week at the seminary.
st,r ra ZINES has bought the Frank |
,ddSo,t Rlafe OF Mr.. Woodwork. Mr.. |
llsss 'H has bought the Amos Bige-
Il, LEWIS eV1 $. Chafer preached both
Nutb W evening at the Union church
Chaiesre mon last Sunday. Mr.. and
d II. a. Iorrey was in town the |
BUNS On his way home from
aestinos' where be has been hold |