Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-06-09
PLANS FOR COMMENCEMENT.
Judge Charles n. Robb viii Deliver
Graduation Address-Alumnl Meeting
June 21-Nlnth Grade Program,

June 21-Ninth Grade Program.
The commencement exercises of the
Brattleboro high school will begin Sat
urday of next week, June II, when the
class day program will take place on
the high school lawn at g o'clock Fol-
lowing is the program: Presidents ad-
dress. Onslow E. Thompson class ora
ton, The Benefits of College Educa-
tion," S. f. Breese Morse; class song.
Laura G. Harper; class history, Helen b
Kenney; class prophecy, Evelyn Emer-
son; ivy Grafton, THE Road to Success
in Business" Walter c. Halliday; ivy
ode, Lucy c. Weatherhead; planting the
1911 Ivy; music by high school orchestra.
On Sunday, June IS, at o'clock, Rev.
F. A. Wells OF the Methodist church will
preach the baccalaureate sermon In the
Congregational church. The college en-
trance board examinations will begin the
following day in room Z in the high
school building. The graduation exer-
cises will take place in the Auditorium
Tuesday evening at o'clock. Judge
Charles III. Robb of Washington, d. c.,
delivering the address
The high school will close Wednesday,
June 81, and that evening a general re-
union of the alumni will take place In
the high school building That day will
be the 25th anniversary of the class of
1886 The class had programs print
ed and intended to hold graduation
exercises, but on account of the
prevalence of measles, several mem
bers of the class being among the
patients, the exercises did not take
place. This class will graduate wednes-
day night, June 81, and the graduation
will constitute the program of the
alumni reunion.
AT o'clock Friday afternoon, June 16,
the ninth grade graduation exercises will
be held in the First Baptist church with
the following program: Duet, "Mardi
Gras quadrllle" (ShuberD, Beatrice Vim
ton and Ruth Wilder; prayer; song, THE
vesper hymn; story, THE little Quaker
sinner" (Montgomery), Gertrude Helena
Gum; song, THE morning ramble";
description, How Girls Study" (Mc-
Donald, Harry Alexander Montgomery;
slumber song; narrative, Bobby Shat
toe" (Greene), Alice Hazel Richardson;
violin solo, Simple Confession" (Thone),
Philip Bayard Putnam; recitation, "Po'
little lamb" dunbar, Ruth Mary Boom;
song, "My Mammy's voice.; monologue,
Seeing America by aeroplane," julius
Cecil Newton; class prophecy, Porter
Newton Spencer; presentation of GER
tifcates; class song; benediction.
The class roll for the ninth grade is as
follows Raymond Horace Adams, Emil
Heming Anderson, Edith Glare Babb.
Carolyn Leavitt Bardwel Mary Wallace
Barrett, Unna Miers Beard, Ruth Mary
Boorn, Clarence Helen Buck, Kenneth
Waite Butler, Madeline Elizabeth Collins,
Allan Caldwell Colt, Stanley Clarke
Fits, Marion May Fraser, George Durant
Gibbs. Frederick Eugene Gipson, Wallace
Mirick Goldsmith, Elizabeth Grace Griffin,
Gertrude Helena Gum, Elizabeth Maude
Hamilton, Louise Jennie Haskell Merrill
Curtis Haskell, Hugo Arthur johnson,
Oscar Luis johnson, Clarence Elwyn
Johnson, Leila Simonds Knapp, Grace
Phoebe Leach. Amy Isabelle Moran,
Harry Alexander Montgomery, Julius
Cecil Newton, Edna Annette Pratt,
Philip Bayard Putnam, Alice Hazel
Richardson, Margaret Alta Robbins, Ruth
Eleanor Sargent, Janette Leonora Smith,
Porter Newton Spencer, Beatrice Emma
Vinton, Louise Ada Waite, Helen Ger
trude Wellman, Ruth Emoroy Wilder,
Stanley Albert Wilson.