The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-07
Winfield, Mass.
- Alnmni Reunion.

rFr, we're met az MI, Her
eos 4, rhc licmon band and a
,,m O.! students aud escort
' ,.lloos han for registration
ae PRINCIPAL II. I. Cut
=. RECEPTION IA the new gymna'
H.f evening 50 each was
g%.,, Ia drd ont who was pres,
i,,. Smday.wcre all held
Atgoclock Wilfred W.
Philadelphia, led a pray
Az 1850 there followed
d'I s.ia,ar,onal Ideals, Old and
h., George Luther Cady' u.
y, a. dorchester congregational
ny Mr. CadY was a mem
I. fe'.r. .I9., 10 graduate from
(, y. .l,o s' Edward l.. HolprooE,
h1 I'm. lne "a yesper serNiive nv
! gr.t Uy ii service eehIueleu
follow. several of the former
n al What liermon Means
..I mast important day OF
ri wv. an fine 3Oth anniver'
|t.ttio' gu .r5iur of Nit. Hermon
~ i.t ..t,,aiIv Monday night
fting ,'', IN West hall. ~ the
pee ." '1 p,y. Jom Mcdowell, 30,
p m f.r fine old students anu
llt ..r.. By the vote of the
"i-,,ided TO hold the meet
rorr hack of the chapel, IN,
,Inrr, The meeting opened
g V.nnweil in the chair, Inc
MI WV .,',.r. was held for the en-
~ .. U. tr.Ipws: President, Rev.
], WIN aS. =, 100. vice presidents, j.
As',g aI 4 b Goodrich, "a, =. W.
gl' a, 4. p. Roberts, .l99v' ~
non 1901: treasurer, r. l.
o sap. .I.rstary. !. LOrimer Drury,
Vpoven then presented 2 mat
NY ~ thought the Hermon
'alsI ,i3 take M. There is a
,.' iar,- fcIi need for suitable
INV ,IG principal of the school,
|. = miller During the II wears
,,,,irg shin he has had 10 hNe
|, ~" iI..uited to his needs ana
lV', ,r;,b mo facilities for the en-
tol ', NJ wlests nor fulfilling the
| w, ajE-iination, which his place en-,
Tfrr also the principal should
anna AZ some distance from the
D Snj buiIdines. where his prl-
rEsb he greatly needs, could be
@s55jisturhed. His present house
nal N any way fulfil these cohdl-
por these reasons il was pro.
i yaise Ans 600 among the alumni
=, home for the principal IN rec
" al his ri wears of service. The
Tg I. Ia he named the Ford house.
NON ~ of Mrs. Harriet Ford Cutler,
. ,w wife of the principal. The
4 Gl pledged ~ 800, $1,000 OF
b.iro dyen by +. p. Graves OF
Ego F, 7. Ilolbrook of keene, \.
|isjcel u 900. and the executive
i,tes also pledged $1,000, James
II SprinpfeId gave $500, and the
|gfaa Ilqrmon club pledged $500;
nan of the class of 1894 pledged
Numerous other gifts of smaller
hi. We're received. Before the, end
K 3av the entire amount had been
/ The enthusiasm and interest
+ r9y, Of the alumni was such tnat
Ftp al the new building, which has
|iy been selected. was visited by
[nd every one turned at least q
[jfnl Of the sod for the cellar OF
law house. The Dwight i. Moody
M eypense fund, which is sup
n by the former students by an:
contributions. 10 the amount OF
\ $4,000. is for this wear to be d.
h 10 this building fund.
R. Moody. while addressing the
hi Aka made the announcement
|Vicq. PRINCIPAL c. Z. Dickerson has
called To fiji tne position of prln-
Of the Mortified seminary. MI.
Ev said that he believed that the
Schools should be brought closer to-
b and this could in no better way
than by having at the
Of both schools two men like MI
b and Mr. Dickerson.
Il a. m. the anniversary service
held in the Memorial chapel, W. Il.
Ey 81, presiding. +. F. Holbrook
(eene played the organ prelude.
L Wilderness in Gods Mercy was
bv the congregation and ReV.
ne L. Cady read the scripture les
Rev. John Mcdowell led in pray
4 Hermon HYMN was sung which
written by F. L. Duley, 1898.
|rv D. Abells, 1891, delivered the
|rfrsarv address in the Memorial
vi, bis subject being Mt. Hermon-
Estimate bv a Schoolmaster. Nj.
ls is principal of the Morgan Park
|emy, a well.knOwn institution Tor
near Chicago. Every word of has
less was full Of meaning to one IA
p with the school, lie saldi:
a student, | venerate Hermon $
principal. T. A. Hubbard, and
i hs snccessnr II r SAWYER. but
think Of The present principal.
for II wears has Given his life. /
|hke piyino a heart felt cheer for
~ T Cntjpr LET ms now turn our
fllOn briefly to the physical equip
4 Briefly, because it is so com
h Il is true that she is already one
/ greatfst schnols in the country in
|pmeut ranLinr onnallv with the
his whose tniti0n is 5000 to $500 a
|. here i is onjy $i0O \ wear Then
|three.tprm system nv which the
k Is used ali The wear is a com
Eable bnsinoss noiicv
Now ]et ne =. tnrr ol ana consider the
|ipal and facnltv From nv per-
d experience which Is broad 7 can
THAT Nj Hermon has as good a
n in the c r""ofsloh have Visited
|aIatOry scboois in The east and
/ and as nreSident If the North
! hal academic asSnciation have seen
! be best scbooIs 81 +b , middIe west.