The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-10
mIDDlEsuRy COMMENCEMENT
Distinguished Army officers Guests
at Exercises.

Distinguished Army Oncers ouests
at Exercises.
Middlebury, June S.-The 10th
commencement OF Middlebury Col
lege will begin on Friday, June 20,
with a baseball game with Wesleyan
University at Porter field, ushering
in enc of the most important COM
mencements in the history OF the col
| legc.
Special guests at commencement
will be Major-General Clarence r.
Edwards, leader of the Yankee Divis-
ion from Seicheprey to the Argonne.
and Brigadier-General Stephen M.
Foote, 81, the ranking Middlebury
man in the army. General Edwards
with Governor Clement, the trustees
and alumni who are veterans OF the
Civil War will review Middlebury
soldiers. sailors, and those who have
participated in the war work in civil
positions, from the steps OF Mead
Memorial chapel on Saturday, June
q.
A memorial service for Middlebury
men who made the supreme sacrifice
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day, June %. when an address will
be given by the Rev. Charles e. Hes
selgrave, '93, senior r. NJ. c. A.. Sec
rotary of the Yankee Division. DR..
Harry Emerson Fosdick one of the
most brilliant orators of America,
will deliver the address at the gradu-
ating exercises Monday, June 20.
The program for commencement In
its entirety will be as follows:
Friday, June 20
800 p. m.-Baseball game, Wesley
an University VS.. Middlebury, Porter
field.
Saturday, June Fl
300 a. M. class day exercises, col
Ilege campus. 1890 a. M, review by
Major-General Edwards of soldiers,
sailors, etc, followed by exercises in
Mead Memorial chapel. 11.30 a. m,
preliminary meeting of Associated
Alumni and meeting Of Alumni Ath-
letie association, Mead Memorial
chapel; meeting of Alumnae asso-
citation, Pearsons hall. 200 p. M,
meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa socie-
ty old chapel. Annual meeting of the
board of trustees, the National bank.
800 p. M, baseball game, Boston
College VS.. Middlebury, Porter Field.
500 p. M. comic opera, 'The Mika-
do" presented by Middlebury stud
enis under the direction of w. A. Bis
sell, Mccullough gymnasium. All
seats reserved. Mail orders should
be addressed to c. O. Frost's phar-
macy.
Sunday, June 20 Il.
1915 a. m, baccalaureate service.
Sermon by President Thomas, Mead
Memorial chapel. 43O p. m, merhor-
ial service for Middlebury men Who
lost their lives in the great war;
Mead Memorial dlapel.t Address by
hhN Rev. Charies n. Hesseigrayel ID.
%, FOR tGe elasseofaS9s.
Monday. June 90. u.
SA5 aem. chapel. service, Mead Me.
mortal chapel. 900 a.. m, annual
meeting of the Associated Alumni
old chapel. 1000 a. m. formation OF
procession. under graduates, grddu-
iiatesl faculty and 4 trustees, colhge
campus. 1890 q, M graduation e8er,
'cfses' OF the class Of 1919, with ..aon1
ferring Of degrees. Address by The
Rev. Harry L. Fosdick, d. d., of New
York. Congressional church. 1.Od d
m, commencement luncheon. McGul,
Tough gymnasium. Reunion Classes
or other groups desiring seats Ito-
gether should notify Prof Ernest c..
Bryant h3 learlya AS possible 100 to
900 p. M, presidents reception, soc.
ial rooms OF Hepburn hall. 900 p. M.
senior ball, Mccullough gymnasium.