Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-26
So GRADUATED
At M|DDLEbURY
Brig. Gen. Foote, Ranking Midi
Man in Service, Gets LII. D.
Fosdick Delivers Address

! Middlebury June 3.-The graduating
exercises of the class of 1919 Of Middle
bury College were held in the Congrega-
tional Church to-day. Degrees were con-
ferred upon IS seniors and honorary de-
grees upon eight men and three women.
The following honorary degrees were
conferred: Wayne NJ. Hallock, Ralph c.
Jenkins, Barbara II. Smith, Master Of
Arts degree: Richard A. Smith.
Batcheldor of Arts, class of 1878; Fred
erick II. Kellogg of New York city, de-
gree of LII. D.
Brigadier- General stephen NJ. Foote,
ranking Middebury man in service. was
given the degree of LII. D.: Luther A.
Brown of Baston Spa. N. Y, and Major
J Ohm 7. Axton, given the degree of d. d.
Degrees with distinction. cum laude,
were conferred upon: Harold Dewey Ellis
worth, Frank s. Gredler. Marguerite
Dyer, Laura Mary Fales, Ella Florence
Felowes, Hazel Florence Glover. Ruth
Gertrude Holland, Eleanor Garreston
p, Layton. Alice Ward Wilson, Priscilla
Eleanor Wood; magma cum laude, Mabel
Louise Hoyt, Ethel Frances Putnam and
Mabel Pauline Rising
| The 81 graduates are:
, Wallace Chase Bascom, Mollis. N Fl.
Don Alexander Belden, Akron. Ohio.
William Raymond Canty. Rutland.
Henry Dwight Carrie. Hyde Park, Mass.
| Charles Andrews Danods, Medina, N.
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Stuart Dunshee Douglas, Quincy, H.
Harold Dewey Ellsworth, Lake George
N. Y.
Leland Edward Tanning, Laurel. L. l.
Kenneth Mckenzie Gorham, Middle
bury.
Frank Seraf Gredler. Norwich. Conn.
Clarence Edwin Hamilton. Knowles
VILE, n. Y
Franklin Adrian Hebard, Southbrdge,
Mass.
Roland Carlysle Holbrook, Middebury.
Frederick Langdon Jones, Castleton.
Dexter Horace Mead, Cornwall, Conn.
Charles Lynn Montgomery, South
SALISBURY.
Paul Eli Pitkin, Marshfleld.
Robert Leroy Taylor, Jay, N. Y.
Gertrude Rhua Burditt. Pittsford Mills.
Mildred Henrietta Csdy Middlebury.
Ruth Emery Cam, Waterbury, Conn
Ruth Elizabeth Clark, Rutland
Ruth Marion Clough. Plattsburg. N. Y.
! Hazel Elizabeth Coburn, Littleton, N.
H.
Marguerite Dyer, Middlebury.
! Laura Mary FaleS, Detroit, Mich.
Ella Florence Fellowes, Exeter. n. H.
Hazel Florence Grover, Middetown
Springs.
Madeline Esther Halford, Pittsheld,
Mass.
Louetta Augusta Haynes, Hardwick
Ruth Gertrude Holland, Shrewsbury,
} Mass.
Mabel Louise Hoyt, Oneonta, ". Y.
| Dorothy Mabel Hutchinson, Auburn,
} Me.
Margaret Shay Jeffords. Chelsea
| Elizabeth Greenleaf Johnson, Newbury-
port, Mass
Eleanor Garretson Layton, New York
IN. Y.
, Mildred Martin, Middlebury
| Dorothy Nash. Webster, Mass.
Anna Lucia Novak. Middebury.
Helen Vivian Paine Worcester. Mass
Sylvia Teresa Pastene, Cornwall.
Gertrude Agnes Perkins, Hardwick.
; Ethel Frances Putnam, Webster, Mass
Thelma Ruth Putnam, Springfield.
Dorothea Este Reynolds, Rutland.
Mabel Pauline Rising, Brandon.
Nellie Margaret Roberts, West Pawlet
Barbara Russell. Rutland.
, Delsey Ruth Severy, Brandon
Helen Sophia Billiard Stilphen, Swan.
ton.
Marion Elizabeth Swan, Glens Falls, n
Y.
Alice Drew Tomlinson, Woodbridge
, Conn.
I Alice Ward Wilson, Bristol.
. Priscilla Eleanor Wood, Fair Haven.
Commencement honors-For men. vale
, dictory honors, Harold Dewey Ellsworth
salutatory honors. Frank Seraf Gredler
for women, valedictory honors. Ethe
y. Frances Putnam; salutatory honors
, Mabel Pauline Rising.
Department honors-Honors in chemis
try, Thelma Ruth Putnam, Nellie Mar
lgaret Roberts and Priscilla Eleanor Wood
honors in English, Ella Florence Fellowes
Mabel Louise Hoyt, Dorothea Este Rey
n nolds and Alice Ward Wilson; honors i,
French. Gertrude Rhua Burdtt Heller
Vivian Paine; honors in history. Eleano
; Garretson Layton; honors in hom
l economics, Elizabeth Greenleaf johnson
high honors in biology, Dorothy Mabe
Hutchinson: high honors in chemistry
;. Stuart Dunshee Douglas; high honors il
u French, Ella Florence Fellowes; higl
u honors in German Marguerite Dyer
n Laura Mary Fales; high honors in history
Mabel Louise Hoyt; high honors in Latin
o Mabel Pauline Rising; high honors il
o Mathematics. Eleanor Garretson Layton
n The address of the morning was de
n livered by Harry Emerson Foedick o
= New York city. pastor OF the FRS
l. Presbyterian Church. In his address h
r told of the wonderful service which tn
It American army had performed in Franc
y and urged the graduating class to site
to, uphold and better those tradition
and ideals as they went out into tn
world
n Immediately following these exercise
the alumni dinner was held at the Nc
Cullough gymnasium, at which Presiden
+, John NJ. Thomas was the principe
"a speaker
ri The presidents reception to the senio
re class was held this evening in Hepburn
social hall and commencement exercise
of were concluded by the senior ball give
III in Mccullough gymnasium.
~ UNION SUPERINTENDENT
in TO HAVE CONFERENCE
IN Montpelier, June ga conference
of union Huperintendents will TAX