The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-16
teId, Mass.
! OF THE TRUSTEES.
brt OF Principal Cutler is
n~nrnp+od

n OF Principal Cutler is
Presented.
hal mectng OF the board OF trus.
held Monday morning, June T.,
,,norat ia room OF Holbrook hall
bsacsor lat,mpnt ol the board, pre-
4, M, meeting Principal Henry +.
renolt va presented, which con.
n SsNnAaa5, review, a. the school
~. ~ N. "a vtus of existence IN 1871.
"s~'uc rlr iDpou he says: Thirty
p,+ PASSED since d, l., Moody be.
A " ..I .or huys al Mt llermon, \
-, a,. been bonn, has been edu.
mad and ha, passed away. Dur
@ m, tnIcp decades Nh Moody's
.rr.ualiW al love and wisdom
.f1-n was woven permanently
Fp..Uh into the fabric OF the
Ibr school was begun ior little
II. r.ruf the first boy who entered
4 1881. Wa, r. years, The age OF
5g...r au, who came the iirSt year
a.zg ,pa,. The oldest hoy was III
tI. Youngest boy who entered
- -,,1r Wa, 10; the age OF the old
n gral, The average age OF The stu
fba Hf.t year wa, l. years The ay-
M 3u,h wear was ~, The number
Ham. .tuH,vll> the hrst year was u.
'SwEY.H different students the Both
M. >l@ Each year has been, as il
wuIuHIr. The 3uth year has reg
ss., 20 times a. many students
a,t ,a.r The total number OF stu
III. Iey. ntrttd Mt llermon MP TO
wt.nr 'Tua i- GIL. lie CONTINUES
limo tHe change OF policy which the
Ia, Undergone. making II at present
En- Students who have missed Ger.
l5yaHt4.r. u their early life, and how
Fsy students. after receiving the
'r,,a flaming. are welcomed at the col
IN nlu. AN what the old boys are
1, h ,.y, Of the G,I2l students who
\ hen N Mt llemon since. the school
N Ne have the addresses of about 1000.
y. men ale scattered all over the world
pr engaged III nearly every worthy oc-
afjoD The following table gives sta
n, regarding the occupations OF hoo
i,mactmer,. Merchants, grocers, sales.
h apl msperided. 2G1: secretaries and
10 assistants, III; financial: treasurers,
ItG. boonkeepcrs and Others, 6S;
ln. m,Er>. insurance, real estate,
.upqnnlrudents. managers, etc, luJ;
,r,I,er.. II. students, 3l3; Christian
Ilfr 32l: ministers and evangelists.
. Young Mems Christian associa
4 work. -; missionaries and col
ter -. agriculture. farmers, Isl;
daI>t,. 10: scientific. and technl-
WORKERS: engineers, rs; electrl-
n, %. craftsmen, II; chemists, L.;
q, surveyors, .; bacterlolo-
I. 3. physicians, dentists and Others
sean,. %: dentists. n: veterinary
geous. i, educators: professors, prln-
1. and teachers. -: architects, con
9a, and CARPENTERS. 60; government
rion, So: machinists and plumbers,
LAWYERS. IS. musicians and tuners, II;
lteI,. Is: editors and reporters, Ia;
uiears, Il; painters, IL; miscellane-
one To nine each, 81.
ndeT tie heading Of What the Old BOYS
Dong. he treats at length on the posi-
!. ii Ilenuon men in the world and the
!uient work they are doing, taking
wlual examples from the many occu-
ions filed hy men from the school. Tn
n, next leading he takes up the
with Of the school. He says: The
WITH O.. the school during these 80 years
been gradual but constant, In periods
i've wear, each it has been as follows :
4 fye years. 2O2: second five years.
; thId five years. 902; fourth five
Is. l.199: NTH five years, LOB; sixth
years. ISIS. There has never been a
i'd Of five years that some permanent
ding has not been added. The total
punt Of money that has been invested
e since the beginning Of the school in
education Of students. and in the cree
la buildings, with their equipment, has
b $S44l.OO0. "
ang shown the wonderful strides
ie BY the school he next points out the
d. First among these he places that
! library building which, thanks to the
ilhcent gilt Of Mrs. A. f. Schautfier,
already been assured. He says besides i:
E need a new creamery, and this need
MS imperative. We need two pianos for
music department. We need an en-
ed endowment so that the burden OF
ting the annual expenses may be
tened