The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-28
[orthfeM, Mass.


c,mnenCeMvhN w
ceAl'I'' ...ss 5f commencement sea
e eSs'''iai srman began last satur
Il NV i.n,irai event was the an
The AMIN, baseball game on
iaeug5 which was very eNeitlnl
abels M In favor Of the iaeuitS
lcilllIlSgu '1puH baseball game De
!, lNe ,jap house and the Mo
. tht Lon ,ise came of ~ this
rock liges' Ii victory for the Mo
Te'Il, ,,,.S 5y the score OF ) TO 4
IOta uv.,,,ppan the class'daY ,eNer,
The aii'elI In tht Memorial chapel
wtIs H rbr interior had been
50 g, 9 ,i5g5.5r,icd hv the junior class
tmlly 'aod lilies, The class
greene. WIS spelled out IN
o Ne,Hii ,itFrs along the back OF
gIeen Promptly at $50 inc
platform marched onto the plat
VIM program opened MIN Thl r tnt
lp' m h. 4, Burt me resi-
la'olN ,,.y,,m was ms follows scleh,
be ploI,a5 Thp Development Of the
essay nnjustry. hv w. ;. Grls'
cno6lI' tU .oTleey I. NJ. Phillips;
,l' ss prophet, c, +. cutler class
le'' "" f6f pm-Amerlcan Gonier'
on On TI,ir Possibilities, by H.
auu s. tb, class song by the
Boomy,,, Grafton, by George
.u' r. scott, the president OF
lgeh rigss. received the spade ana
junior ,L, C,j of acceptance. The class
q hHles was read by Y. Bana'
D. A, ,to 'ciass viii by II. c. Van.
a' n O. Baoshout presented the
fes a which is a large clock, to be
si,' West ham. where q timepleee
"a ID . %l needed. II. II. Proctor,
WV ~, ~ Tho hoard of trustees, made
NV, , v speech for the school.
aS .'sr,m closed with the yaledlc::
Ey Jerome Burtt, the president OF
. sla,S evening the annual Allen
'uIIu.'Gioomation contest was held IN
| l aT, Siy men took part IN this
quay Mo had been chosen by a pre-
s ssT contest for the entire school;
l9 l,,c,om of the evening opened
V,eiectiop ON the violin by 7. +.
s sv'' accompanied by Miss IL. b.
\, Tbe rest of the program fol
public Duty of Educated Men,
e. : Rivers: March of the Con
a 4a' Mills &. Clark, 1912; The Vie
~ Truth George i. johnson,
Tho Puritan Spirit, George Mar,
/, The March of the Flag, Lewis };
(,isop. 1912; The Independence OF
Tollman {. Bookhout, 1911,
~ tbe mdges were in conference
n Iepligs plaved a solo on an alto
aVCcompanied by Miss II. B. Gut
The iudees. Messrs. MeConaughy,
M Yeager Drury and Norton,
| MOD tbe first prize of $50 to Tall,
r Bookbout. 1911. and the second
T. NJ sl0 To Lewis J. Harrison, 1872.
| contest as whole was quite cred
r. sneaker for commencement Sun
WAS Rev. Henry Hallam Tweedy
|yalq university. He also gave the
lass al the exercises Monday. The
|ly morning service was held at
n q clock. Henry II. Proctor con
|tpd the service and Mr.. Tweedy de.
|rpd the sermon. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 5.
|fr sang a duet and r. Millen sang
Fb accompanied by the organ. The
|luatiOn exercises We're Monday
Erroon. The members of the SEN
class of Mortified seminary were
Bent at the exercises as the guests
the seniors. also many from the
h Prizes were awarded for excel
4 Of scholarship as fellowship
tr H. Proctor class.day prize of
for cearness of delivery of class
\, Jerome Burtt: the Allen decla-
Non prizes of 500 and $40, to T, G.
|khOut and L. I. Harrison; the
kni prize debate, first prize, $40, 4.
Burt; second prize, So, H. Barn
Ek IT,; SIS to the winning team, X.
ROckey, D. Sage, E. A. Burtt;
government debate,
prize, S.. II. w. Kinsley; second
b s., 7. c. Bookhout; the Robert
Purnev work-hour prizes for excel
Fe on the work on the farm. first
BE- $40, T. B. Bridgeman; second
BE- s., E. L. Stannard; Greek prize,
|Fn by the Greek students of the
Dol, first prize, SIS, Z. A. Burt; sec
prize, S., Y. Banawalker; the Her.
fite prize of IS for the best original
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