The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-08
Baccalaureate Sermon to
Be Preached by Rev.
ID. E. Trout
OTHER EXERCISES
FOLLOWING WEEK
Keene High. School Baseball Team to
Play Here Tomorrow at 3.30-Edwin
Lindsey Elected Circulation Manager
of the DIAL

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Lindsey Elected Circulation Manager
Of the Dial.
As the prudential committee voted
to make certain changes in the dates
usually observed during commence
ment week, this years calendar is
published again herewith. Next Sun
day evening at O'Clock the bacca-
laureate service will be held in the
Congregational church with sermon
by Rev. Delmar +. Trout The class
day exercises will be observed on the
high school lawn Thursday, June u, at
$50 and the graduation exercises will
be held in the Auditorium Friday, June
~ at s O'Clock. The alumni reunion
will take place Wednesday, June %,
the parade to be formed at us.
Thursday of this week is the last reg
ular school session of the year. Since
on the remaining days of the term
classes are expected to come only for
examination and other definite APP
pointments the schedule is given here:
Seniors will meet in the Congregational
church for rehearsal at clock on
Thursday afternoon. On Friday, Sat,
urday, Monday and Tuesday, June II.
Is, the examinations will be given as
posted, the examinations for outside
music credit coming June IL and II
On Wednesday, June 16, all juniors
sophomores and freshmen will meet al
9 o'clock to fill out courses of study
for tile next year, and at ] 7 the seniors
will meet for rehearsal. There will be-
no regular session Thursday or Friday
June 17-1s. On Monday, June 81, al
clock all freshmen and sophOmores
will come to school to return Their
books and to receive reports of the
years work. Similarly the juniors
and seniors will meet at $50 on Tues
day, June %, the seniors starting FOL
the senior picnic at 10 CLOCK.
The next home baseball game viii
be with the Keene high school on the
Valley fair grounds Wednesday after
noon at $50 sharp. Keene was de
feated IL to 0 by B. II. S. severa
weeks ago, but at that time the Keen,
team was minus two of its best play
ers, Sibley and Whaling. The coming
game is sure to be one of the bes
games of the season because wit
Keene's strongest team opposing tn
strong team of b. II. S., which ha
been defeated only once this season
the best of competition is guaranteed
The b. II. S. schedule until last Fri
day included a game with large hig
school Of Troy, n. Y, to be played her
Saturday, June Il, but. this game ha
To be Cancelled because several Q
Troy players have secured position
to be taken next Saturday. B. II.
is trying hard to secure a game wit
some other high school, either in We
mont or Massachusetts,. There are po
sibiities of getting game with ii
Orange, Mass, high school team or tn
Barre (Vt. high school.
Yesterday morning at opening exc
cises Capt. Burke appealed to the ST.
dent body for better support of I'll
students at the baseball games. SCI
eral track men are now back on II
baseball squad and the team guaral
tees to finish the season as they di
the Greenfield game last Wednesday.
At meeting of the Student Activ
ties society yesterday it was voted
elect the committee to have charg
next fall the freshman party, tn;
this party may be planned for. vel
early in the year. The following cor
mttee of five was elected: I Hem
Lawton, Julia Simonds, Evelyn Me
calf, james Irish, and Jane Dale
Then Francis Austin, editor in chief
the Dial, read william Moreton's lett
of resignation from the position of Ct
culating manager of the Dial. BY t
three upper classes Edwin Lindsey w
elected to fill the vacancy.
For speed and accuracy in 10-mi
ute typewriting tests, Florence b
lock and Alice Bullock of the sen
class have been awarded certificates
the l.. c. Smith Co., their respect
records being 40 and A words m
ute. From the Underwood compa
certificates are daily expected
Pauline Creran, Louise Hale, R,
Hinckley, and Elizabeth Davies, "
have respective records of 40, Al,
and 4S words a minute.
Tomorrow afternoon the physics cl
will visit the plant of the Estey
gan company.
The last meeting of the Wirel
club this year was held Thursday mig
Jack Vanderveer described the n
wireless station at Lyon, France, {
Edward Culver gave a short talk
buzzer transmission. Mr.. Crosby
swered questions which the memt
brought in. Games were played {
refreshments of lemonade and wal
were served. 1t was impossible to
ceive messages as the set was disc
nected. However, code practice
given in both receiving and send
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