The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-06-12
COMMENCEMENT Ar
OLD MIDDLEBuRY
Friday. June 20

Friday. June 20
800 y. m. Base bali game, Wesley
an University vs.. Middlebury. Porte
Field.
Saturday. June 2i
900 a. m. Class Day exercises Col
lege campus.
1880 a. m. Review by Maj, Genera
Edwards OF soldiers, sailors, etc. fol
lowed by exercises in Mead Memoria
chapel.
1880 a, m, tor at conclusion Of eN'
ercises). Preliminary meeting OF
Associated Alumni and meeting OF
Alumni Athletic Association. Mead
Memorial Chapel. Meeting Of Alum
nae Association. Pearsons Hall
200 p. m. Meeting of the Phi Beta
Kappa Society. Old Chapel. Annual
meeting of the board of trustees. The
National Bank
800 p. m. Base ball game, Boston
College VS.. Middlebury. Porter Field.
500 p, m. Comic opera, The Mix
ado, presented by Middlebury students
under the direction of Mr.. W. A. Bis
sell. Mccullough Gymnasium.
Sunday, June %
10:45 a. m. Baccalaureate Service.
Sermon by President Thomas. Mead
Memorial chapel.
$50 p. IN. Memorial service for
Middlebury men who lost their lives in
the Great War. Mead Memorial chap
ell Address by Rev. Charles Il. Hes
selgrave, ID. d., Of the class Of 1898.
Monday, June %
S:45 a. m. Chapel service, Mead
Memorial chapel.
900 a. m. Annual meeting of the
Associated Alumni. Old Chapel.
1000 a. nd Formation Of process
sion, undergraduates, graduates, fac
ulty, and trustees. College campus.
10:30 a. m. Graduation exercises of
the Glass of 1919, with comforting of
degrees. Address by Rev. Harry +.
Fosdick, ID. d., Of New York Congre
gational Church.
100 p. m. Commencement lunch
con. Mccullough Gymnasium. The
price of luncheon tickets is 81, and
their number is limited to 300. They
will be on sale from June 8 to IL
o'clock, June %, at c. o. Frost's Phar-
macy, to which all mail orders should
be addressed. After that time any
tickets not sold in advance will be on
sale at the door of the gymnasium.
Reunion classes or other groups desir-
ing seats together should notify Prof.
Ernest G. Bryant as early as possible.
1880 to 900 p. m. Presidents Re-
ception. Social rooms of Hepburn Hall.
900 p. M Senior Bali. McCul-
lough Gymnasium. 4
Special Announcements
A limited number Of alumni can be
furnished board and rooms at Hep
burn Hall, the charge being so cents
for lodging and so cents for meals.
Applications should be made to the
matron, Mrs. Maud 0. Mason.
The officers and committees Of the
Associated Alumni Of the College for
1889 are: President, A. A. Sargent,
"a; Vice presidents, CIV. Stone '99,H.
+. Markolf '04, G. II. Beane 90; seere-
tary and treasurer, f. j. Wiley, 10;
central committee, r w Cady 80, II.
l.. Cushman '07, w. NJ. Haller 15;
Neurological committee, T. +. Boyce
'76, S. S. Eddy '94, P. +. Mallen 'O4.
The officers and committee of the
Alumnae Association Of the College
for l91S-19 are: President, Mrs. Cec1le
Child Allen '0l; vice president, Mrs.
Maude Smith Gooding, '03; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. +. Pruda Harwood
Wiley, IL; executive committee, Mrs.
Marjorie Lee Selden 'lG, Miss Ade-
aide Ross Is.
There will be no soliciting for any
college enterprise during the COM
season, but the following
publications will be one sale at the
places specified the new General Cat
llogue al Deans Office; the 1920
at the Office of the kal-
sidoscope Board, Painter Hall. Sub
to The Campus, may be en-
cred at The Campus Office in Painter
Hall.
All graduates are urged 10 register
It the Egbert Starr Library as soon
As possible after reaching Middlebury.
1lass buttons and appropriate ribbons
will be furnished there, and the Nc
reunion cup will be awarded
Ipon the basis Of this registration.
ipon the basis Of this registration.