Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-06-23

John William Mcconnell, Valatie, N. Y.
Hiram Dunlap Moore, Ludlow
Edward Martin Moves, Salisbury
Ralph Frederick Palmer, Bristol
j. Gordon Peach, Brattleboro
Amergo Joseph Ratti, Proctor
William Richmond, Menands, N. Y.
Frank Canedy Ryder, Hinesburgh
Edwin Sherwood Stowell Sunderland.
Middl bury
Harold Stuart Tuck, Quincy. Mass.
Robert Royal Twitchell, Bethel
Elizabeth Upper Adams, Ferrisburg
Grace Lillian Allen, Ferrisburg
Gertrude Brodie, Red Granite. Wis
Neva Elsie Bullard, Vergennes
Ruth Ida Burnham. Brandon
Allce Eleanor Casey, Bristol
Elizabeth Caswell MiddIebury
Isabelle Caroline Darrow, Middleburv
Emma Gibbs Easton, Middlebury
Louise Geneveve Fellows, Wells River
Kathleen Maria Foote, Cornwall
Margaret French, Swanton
Marion Adelaide Frizelle
Brooklyn, n: Y.
Eliza Hester Hart, Bennington
Allce Hemenway, BridpOrt
Myrtle Blanche Hill, Middlebury
Louise johnson, Middehurv
Mabel Martin, Middleburv
Marion Martin, Poultney
Jennie Blanche Mcclellan, Middlebury
Marion Edith Roys, Middlebury
Elizabeth Ryder Middebury
Margaret Farnsworth Sheldon.
sliddebury
Eunice Woodward Smith,
Worcester, Mass.
Carmen Renda Walker, Ludlow
Cora Elizabeth WEIGH. Bethel
Sara Dickinson Whitney, Bennington
Of these Herbert A. Burnham. Ed
win T. Maloney, Edward M. Noyes, J.
Gordon Peach, Amerigo Joseph Ratti,
and Miss Marion E. Roys received
Commencement Honors. Commence
ment Honors cum laude" were given to
Wayne c. Bosworth, Walter II. Cleary,
Stephen A. Doody and the Misses Ruth
|. Burnham, Louise G. Fellows, Marion
A. Frizell, Myrtle B. Hill, Jennie B.
Mcclellan, Albert F. Burt and the Misses
Emma Easton, Mabel Martin and
Margaret French obtained Commence
ment Honors ''magna cum laude''.
Honors in Chemistry We're made
by Russell. P. Dale, William H.
Darrow and Miss Louise johnson.
Other honors awarded were: Highest
Honors in Chemistry, Edward NJ
Noyes, Misses Mabel Martin and Cora
Elizabeth WEIGH; Highest Honors in
French, Stephen A. Doody; Honors in
French Amerigo J. Ratti; Honors in
German, Elizabeth Ryder; Highest
Honors in German, Louise J. Fellows;
Honors in History Grace L. Allen; High
est Honors in Jurisprudence Edwin S. S.
Sunderland; Highest Honors in Latin,
Wayne c. Bosworth and Miss Margaret
French; Phi Beta Kappa, Wayne c. Bos-
worth, Albert Forsythe Burt, Waltre H.
Cleary, Stephen A. Doody and the
Misses Ruth l. Burnham, Emma G.
Easton, Louise G.. Fellows, Margaret
French, Marion A. Frizelle, Myrtle B.
Hill, Mabel Martin and Jennie B. Nc
Lellan.
Charles Jay Taylor, the artist and
illustrator, was made Master of Arts
General Butterfed of Derby Line, Yer
mont, received the degree of Bachelor
of Arts. Other degrees given were,
to Richard Bartlett Esten of Middle
bury, Doctor of Divinity; Samuel Shell
don, Doctor of Science, William Henry
Porter of New York. Doctor of Laws;
Franklyn William Hooper of Brooklyn,
n. Y, Doctor of Laws; Justice Harrng-
ton Putnam. of New York, Doctor of
Laws; Governor John Abner Mead of
Rutland, Doctor of Laws. The exercises
closed with benediction by President
Thomas.
LAYING CORNER STONE OF MCCULLOUGH
GYMNASIUM.
The laying of the corner stone of the
Mccullough Gymnasium took place
Tuesday afternoon. Thos. H. Noonan.
81, president of the associated alumni,
presided. The exercises began with a
selection by the college band. The
first speaker was Robert Alexander
Donaldson of the class of 81. He was
followed by the Hon. John G. McCul-
Tough who said in part that every col
lege must have a gymnasium. Mental
and moral development must be accom-
panied with physical development.
Health of mind and health of body,
brain and Drawn, should be toughened
and developed in unison. The old men
of Vermont were big boned men. Our
ancestors developed the Drawn with the
brain and found them equally valuable
at Ii, Bennington and in the Civil war.
1t was on account of such qualities that
during the Civil war the word came,
put the Vermonters in front; let the
Others keep up" Rear Admiral Clark
on the Oregon sailed the length of the
continent to take part in the sinking of
ha fnl,