The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-27

meneement week and by 10 o'clock, when
the program began, Goddard chapel was
taxed to its capacity.
Music for the occasion. furnished by
Sanborn's orchestra, consisting of Miss
Bessie Spear. Roy VI. Bugbee, w, E.
| Duff Kari ForselI and Edmund San.
born. Parts assigned on the program
&c the graduating class, were frequently
interspersed by selections by the or
ehestra and its uncommonly fine render
ing of several classical pieces formed
one OF the most delightful features Of
the forenoon. The chapel rostrum, from
whence the students declaimed was at
tractively arranged for the day On
the platform were seated Principal Hol-
lister and Rev. j. b. Reardon, pastor
of the Uniyersalist church. The facu-
ty body marched into the chapel just be-
fore the exercises began and occupied
seats at the front. Then followed the
class of 1919 ushered by Harold Knight
of Westmoreland, N. II. The graduates
were also seated near the rostrum
Although not the largest class in the
history of Goddard 1913 measures nu-
merieally well up to the average. The
names Of the graduates are given as
follows:
The Graduates.
LEILA MABEL BANCROFT, Barre
BEATRICE LEVINA BuGBEE. Barre.
HAZEL HAZE IRENE CASSIDY, Hinessupg. aintsssqg.
EVELYN ESTHER CROSS. Mortified.
MAuDE vERNEsS CRosSETT, Waterbury
MARION CLARA DOLE. Northfeid
HELEN RUTH FARRELL. Barre
BERENICE WINIFRED HoAR, Barre
ARLENE MAY JEFFoRDS. Williamstown.
ELEANOR MARTHA JONES, Waterloo. Iowa |
HELEN MARY KEEFE, Calais.
NAOMI MARIE LowERRE. wins:ed, Conn I
FLORENCE GLEE MARTIN, Barre
RUTH VIVIAN MELLooN, Derby Line,
ETA BELLE RHoADS. Richmond,
CARRIE MAY ROWLAND East Corinth
MARION MARIE TUPPER. Barre
MARION ELEANOR wINGATE, Amesbury.
ALBERT NoRvAL ALDRIcH, Graniteville.
ROSCOE ELMoRE AVERY. East Barre.
ATWOOD CATE, Toxic. Japan.
ROGER LEACH FARRELL. Barre.
JOSEPH PATRICK FEELEY. Brighton, Mass.
WALTER ROY LeBARON. Waterbury
HERBERT CUMMINGS MERRILL. West Som
GEORGE EDWARD MORROW NEWTON.
4owhRn gsfs'IfeSo' HOOKER R PETERSON sheburne
RAY FREDERICK SARGENT, East Barre.
Following a selection by the orchestra,
Rev Mr. Rcardon offered prayer and
Hiss Edna Nav Dashner of Washing
on. the second honor graduate, delivered
he salutatory address with an essay, !
Teaching az an Art" Miss Dashner ,
andled her welcome remarks in a cred
table manner and proceeded 20 give f,
imelv essay on the status of teaching !
s il has come to be accepted in latter /,
ay educa tional circles. The first ora :
ion on the program was given by Roger
each Farrell of Barre, who spoke on
he topic. Progressive Conditions in
-ermont- &r. Farrelfs Grafton was I
all of optimistic spirit and was well
elivered. Miss Eyelyn Esther Cross of
gave an essay entitled, DO
iestie Science" subject of peculiar in C
rest since a domestic science course "
as been only recently instituted at God o
,m q
After an orchestral air. Miss Helen "
nth Farrell Of Barre delivered an es- il
" on The Present Condition Of Edu- Il
Ition in Vermont" Her contribution b
yealed a large amount of material and ot
II conclusions were full Of promise for n
Ie educati life Of the state. Roscoe +
lmore Atery of East Barre again held e
e close attention Of q commencement N
idience when he delivered an oration q.
TITLED. Two Conspicuous Figures in hi
ar Nations History-McClellan and "a
amt Mr.. Avery's Grafton was IN a
Q nature Of an impartial comparison oi
the two soldiers on the face of their ll
cords in the Civil war. Miss Eleanor OF
artha Jones Of Waterloo. Ia. took for ~
e subject Of an interesting and quite b