Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-08
FREEMAN ACADEMY REUNION
Former Tcnchcrs and Students Meet mt
New Haven August "a.

New Haven August IL.
reunion of the former teaUprs ana
ntudents Of New Haven Academy ana OF
'Seeman Academy will be held at New
1aven August IA. Printed invitations
nave been sent to all those whose ad-
lresses could be secured by the invitation
committee, but the members OF the coih-
nittee were unable to secure the ad-
dresses Of all. As 1t Is desired TO invite
ell the former teachers and students the
, Invitation Is extended through the free
Press to those not otherwise invited. me
people of New Haven have rallied roya"y
+ 70 make this meeting as enjoyable as pos
able for those who attend. the Mlddie-
bury band has been engaged to iurhlsh
r,isic through the day. an interesting
program has been arranged and provisions
have been made so as to enable those
present to have ample opportunity to meet
old acuuaintances. 1t Is requested that
those unable to attend send greetings 10
be read at the gathering, these to be read
&C far as there is opportunity Those from
away who desire entertainment over night
are requested to notify Mrs. Ralpn Lam
don of the entertainment committee. Let
ers to be read may be sent to Sherroo
brown.
John A. Caldwell Of Fowler is to be the
president of the day, and Judge I. y
Dana of New Haven is to act as toast
master. Ii will be necessary In order that
there be plenty of time for the program
and the social gatherings that the meet
ing begin early. Following music by the
band the program Will begin at 1000 a
m by chorus The Morning Invitation.
by the choir and b. A. students. This VII
be followed by the address, Education
and American Citizenship" by Charles
Russell of Burlington music by band
roll call of alumni 1s1o-lS9O; music by
male q,artette; roll call of alumni. 1890
1872 Dinner will be served at l2:Oo m. OF
the academy grounds.
The afternoon program. which consists
of the following toasts and musical mum
bers, will begin at 100 p. M: New Ha
ven Academy" Sherrod Brown of New
Haven; THE Aim of Beeman Academy
: II. D. Hoffnagle, Ticonderoga- N. Y; cho
: rus, "Anchored' Former Instructors.
Miss Daisy V. Potter. New Haven; "Th
DAYS Of C. C. Cove" +. c. Dyer, Sails
bury; music, band; "Beeman Academy A
a Co-Worker and Aid to the Church.
the Rev L. A. Brown, Ballston Spa, n
Y: the Ladies OF Beeman Academy.
James b. Donoway, Mddlebury music
band; "Rhetorcals of Old +. A. Mis-
Mary Cady. Middlebury Academy an
Community" Superintendent c. Fl. Willie
Bristol; music, band; "Bee1nan Academ
OF the Future" Superintendent c. Il
Eddy, Middebury; toast to be selected
the Rev. C. C. Cove, Oakfield, N. Y: "Vei
mont as a National Influence" the Rev
james l.. Barton. Boston. After the pre-
. gram there will be opportunity for meet
ing old friends.
= From 700 to 500 p m. there will be
meeting Of r. A. alumni which It Is hope
all graduates will plan to attend TIL
meeting will be held in the town hall.
500 in the evening there will be recel
ton at the church. Refreshments will /
served and most Of the time given to II
formal meeting of friends. That this r'
union may be the pleasant occasion hope
for, every former teacher and student
invited and asked to cooperate In maxim
II such.