The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22
Big Time Tomorrow Night
Parade to Start
at 7.30
BRONZE MEMORIAL
TO BE DEDICATED
Entertainment and Refreshments =
Glass of 1885 on 25th Anniversary
Invites Association to Dance IN Odd
Fellows Temple

1t rained class day and it rained the
night of graduation, but with all loyal
alumni pulling" for fair weather, it
ought not to rain tomorrow night, the
night of the 18th annual reunion of the
Brattleboro High Srhool Alumni associa-
ton.
There will be class reunions and pic
mics during the day, but the main events
start off with the "grand parade Eff
forts will be made to start the parade
promptly at 7.30, instel1 OF o'clock as
in previous years, and classes are asked to
meet at the high school building at in
order that the line may be formed prop
erly. There will De music by the band
and by one or two drum corps The
line of march is down Main street and
return. The high school orchestra will
play during the time the classes are being
seated in the main room, and will play
for the school singing, which will be under
the direction of Earl \ Braman.
The dedication of the bronze memorial
|
| the World war will follow Immediately
| after the return of the parade to the
school building.
/ There will be the usual short business
meeting, the election of officers, awarding
of trophy cups, presentation of gifts to the
alumni. school singing, etc Miss Molly
| Alildram of Boston, an entertainer who
has been well received in Brattleboro,
4 ILL IL IL,
there are no dull moments.
Refreshments will be served by Miller
and an opportunity will be given for short
class reunions, the various recitation rooms
being available for the classes which wish
to use them.
Beginning at 10 o'clock comes the dane
ing in Odd Fellows Temple, to which the
association is invited by the class of 1895.
Tickets for the dance may be secured from
the class secretaries during the reunion
at the high school building. For those
who prefer to remain at the school build
ing for the class reunions the renewing of
old acquaintanceships, which are always
features of these gatherings, the school
building will be kept open as long as nee
essary 1t is expected that Miss Mildram
will sing a group of songs during an in
termission at the dance,
The business managers of the Dial, the
school paper, will be on hand to take
subscriptions for the coming year and
every member of the Alumni association
is urged to subscribe. Copies of the year
Book" the last number of the Dial for
the school year, will be on sale. This
number contains pictures of the faculty,
every member of the graduating class,
and the various school teams, in addition
to the papers read at class day and COM
: plete program of the commencement ex-
ercises, and other very interesting matter
In this connection the attention of mem
bers of the alumni is called to a letter
from Principal Julius f. Warren. which
appeared in the May number of the Dial.
Tt reads as follows:-
u To the Alumni of Brattleboro High
I SCHOOL,
The suggestion has come to the present
4 Dial board from an alumna of Brattle
boro high school that some time during
/ the coming year the alumni should pub
: lish supplementary issue of the Dial
e Since its foundation in 1906 the Dial has
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