Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-10

received. Following is the graduation
program:
Overture, Orchestra
Prayer Rev. Daniel Mcintyre
Music, Orchestra
| Salutatory, Plan and Execution,
Mlon p Osgood
Essay. Education, the Safeguard Of Free
dom,
Georgiana l. Mexican.
Essay, Our Country's Heroes,
Laura Elizabeth Ware
Music, Orchestra
Essay, The Problem Of the Unemployed
Edith Miranda Adams.
Essay, Living to a Purpose,
Mildred L. Phillips
Essay, Victims Of Progress,
Ruth NJ. Watson
Music, Orchestra
Essay, Footprints,
Hazel Alta Jones
Naledictory our Foundation, Weak or
Strong,
Joe c. Snow.
Music, Orchestra
Presentation Of Diplomas,
Henry y. Holton, NJ. d.
Awarding Of prizes
Banquet Of the Alumni
After the morning exercises yesterday
the alumni banquet was held in the
| ToWnshend Inn The toa stmaster was
Prof. F. w. Wallace, principal Of Le-
! land and Gray seminary, and the toasts
and those who responded were as fol-
lows: Education gained by observation"
Attorney Loren r. Pierce Of South Lon
donderry Real life and ideal aspira-
tions," Attorney Clarke c. Fits Of Brat
| tleboro; Opportunity for work." Rev.
Joseph Mexican Of Townshend: "Class Of
1910" NJ Park Osgood president Of the
graduating class. The toasts were in
spring and each speaker voiced senti-
ments Of an optimistic character. The
menu was excellent and was well served.
The alumni held business meeting and
reunion in the afternoon.
Reception the Closing Event.
The closing event Of the commence
! ment was a reception last evening in
| seminary hall. The han was decora ted
| effectively by the under classmen and
there was large and enthusiastic gath
ering Of alumni, graduates and friends
Music was furnished by Leitsinger and
| Dugan and refreshments were served
The class Of 1910 have now stepped for
| ever from within the walls Of l. G. s.,
| but their memory will remain for years
! II the coming classes will do such ex-
| celent work as has been done by this
| class the fame Of the grand old school
! viii forever continue undimmed The
! best wishes of the community accompany
the graduates as they go out into the
world to embrace its opportunities and
grapple with the problems which confront
| them.
Class Roll for 1910.
The roll for the class of 1910 is as fol-
! lows: Latin course-Edith Miranda Ad-
ans, Georgiana Ida Mexican, Mlon Park
| Osgood, Mildred Lila Phillips. Laura
! Elizabeth Ware. Ruth May Watson: Eng
lish course-Hazel Alta Jones and Joe
Cecil Snow. The class motto is "Omnia
! Nincit Labor" the class flower the for
get-me-not, and the class coors purple
and gold
The prizes for the year were given yes
terday The physics prize, given by
F. II. Willard. was received by Stella
| Reed. The general prize for highest rank,
! given by the faculty, was received by
Irene Ingalls, Dorothy Taft was award
ed the algebra prize, given by A. A. Ma
son. Theodore Ockels received the geom-
| etry prize, given by the Masonic order.
! Maud Blanchard was awarded the Eng
| lish II. prize, given by E L. Hast
! ings, and Maud Greenwood received the
latin III. prize, given by the alumni
Seminary Team Victorious.
The Leland and GRAY seminary base
| hall team won another easy victory Tues
day afternoon by defeating the Williams
vile aggregation TO 0. The score: