The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26

Gently graduated from Tufts, is passing
the week at Goddard. Mr.. Towsley is
to accept teaching position near New
York City early in the fall.
Miss Eliza c. lsham of Burlington,
for many years faithful instructor at
Goddard, was at the seminary to-day.
Goddard's baseball team and the Barre
Athletic club were slated to meet on the
diamond this afternoon for the second
baseball game of commencement week
Many alumni inspected the spacious
| Alumni hall for the first time this fore--
noon.
Among the alumni visitors, former
students and friends of Goddard at the
seminary are the following: Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Z. Hewitt of South Royal
ton; Mrs. Fred Webster of Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Perkins of Franklin,
Mass; Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Gladding
of Randolph; Mrs Levi Zeno of Bellows
Falls; George +. Chase OF Bethel; Mrs.
Fred Dwinell of Plainfield; Miss Ethel
Lamberton of Marshfeld Miss Ethel
Hamilton, teacher in the public schools
of Wayland, Mass; Miss Florence Stur-
tevant of Hartland, former teacher
at the seminary; Mrs II. j. Conant of
North Montpelier; Miss Goldie Hawes
of Cabot, one of last years honor grad
yates; Lyle Craig of Westmoreland. n.
H.; Wallace Dutton of Brookfield; Ray
mond Sherburne of st. Johnsbury, a
former star athlete and at present en-
rolled at Tufts; Frank Upper of Mont
pelier; Clayton Spencer of Barre, who
Just returned from his first year at the
Medford college; Earl Hewitt of South
Royalton, who is enrolled at Tufts; Miss
Kate Coburn of Plainfield; Paul w. Wa
terman, an instructor in Montclair Mil
itary academy, Montelair, n. j.; Misses
Gladys and Grace Blake of Danville;
Miss Marion Raymenton of Springfield,
a teacher in the city schools of Barre;
Miss Halle Templeton of East Mont
pelier; Mrs. Carrie Hollister and Mrs.
g. +. Hollister of Plainfield; Miss Zella
Henry of Dannemora, n. Y: John Ben
iamin of Barre; Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando
X. Martin of Plainfeld; Mrs. James
Kanaly of Montpelier; Mrs. c. B. Glad
ding Mrs. Arthur c. Lane and Mrs.
Leon L. Cole of Barre; Maude l.. Gray
Of Plsinfield; Mrs. Lewis Badord of
John p Corcoran of Barre;
Lawrence Tinkham of Quechee, stu
lent at the Bryant & Stratton business
,ollege, Boston; Charles Pattee of West
\. II.
Frederick w. Burnham, for several
years assistant principal at Goddard, is
It the seminary. Mr.. Burnhsm recently
completed year of teaching at Mercers-
,urg academy, Mereersburg, Pa, which
5 one of the largest preparatory schools
or boys in America.
Miss Helen Averill. who has been at
ending kindergarten school in Boston,
5 attending the commencement week
Leland J. Stacy, a former instructor,
rho has been teaching in the Horace
lam school al Columbia university the
ast year. went yesterday 10 West Fair
~ for a few weeks outing. after
hort visit at the seminary.
Miss Katherine Graves Of Wells River.
.ho arrived in town to-day to attend
he alumni exercises and her class re-
mon. was graduated yesterday from
he University OF Vermont, Burlington.
A number of class reunions were
tanned for the late afternoon, local
lembers Of the Alumni association en-
srtaining their class brothers and sis
srs from q distance.
Percy Keir % Craftsbury arrived in
ie city to-day 20 attend the graduation
sercises at Goddard seminary. Re viii
main in the city until the latter part
the week.