The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-25
Five New Members Of
Board Elected at An
nual Meeting
CALEF MEMORIAL
rs TO BE SET UP
Financial Reports Yester-
day Were Of An Encour-
aging Nature


| Ira G. Calef memorial project wai
started and officers were elected at tn,
annual meeting Of the board Of trus
tees Of Goddard seminary at the schoo
yesterday. Encouraging financial re
ports were received >om the officers
/ The five new trustees are Mrs
Blanche Hollister Kent of Hardwick
Marcel N. Smith Of Boston, Richard
Billings of Woodstock. Mrs. Matte
Daley Morgan of Lynn, Mass, and
Horace A. Richardson of Barre. The
last two were elected on recommends
tion Of the Alumni association and
their terms are for FIVE years. ending
in 1927. Mrs Morgan is Of the class
Of '0l and Mr.. Richardson of the class
Of SO.
The following trustees were present
at the meeting: Fred E. Kimball of
Burlington, Arthur d. Farwell Of Mont
pelicr, Charles A. Chapman Of Ferris
burg, George H. Clark of East Montpel-
Ter, John G. Morrison Of Cambridge,
Mass, Rev. George f. Fortier of Nor
risvilIe, r. l.. Richmond of Rutland, DIR.
i. II. Bailey of Granitevile, Mrs. Flora
Eaton Priest Of Canton, N. ". T. Rich
Kent Of Boston, Julia A. Holland of
Rutland, s. ID. Allen. G. N. Kenyon,
Homer G. Ladd, William Barclay.
George Kent, Charles n. Wishart, all of
Barre.
The usual routine business of the
meeting, the reading of the different
reports for the past year, occupied the
attention of the trustees until noon,
when dinner was served for the trus-
tees in the school dining hall Follow
ing dinner, the business Of the meet
ing was resumed.
The following list of trustees was
elected for the ensuing year: Charles
H. Darling, Ill. d., Burlington; Clark
King, Montpelier; S. d. Allen, Barre;
II. s. Morley, Newton Center Mass. !;
w. H. Gladding, Randolph; G. N. Ken
yon, Barre. Arthur ID. Farwell, Mont
pelier; D. " N. Camp, South Barre;
Charles A. Chapman, Ferrisburg;
George Fl. Clark, East Montpelier; Carl
d. Cushing. Bethel; Willard S. Mar
tin. Cambridge, Mass; John g. Nor
rison, Cambridge. Mass; Homer C,
I4add, Barre; Harvey r. Averill, VOL
laston, Mass; Fred r. Kimball, Bur
lington; Rev. George r. Fortier, Nor
risvilie; Leslie ID. Pierce, Rochester;
L. Martin, Plainfield; Fred
Blanchard, Montpelier; William Bar
clay, Barre; Adolph B. Lane, Barre;
Dean p. Town, PIainfeld; William G.
Barre; r. L. Richmond, Rut
land; George Kent. Barre; Charles II.
Wishart, Barre; Mrs. Blanche Hollister
Kent. Hardwick; Marcel n. Smith, Bos-
ton; Richard Billings, Woodstock.
All of the new trustees are identi- |
fed with the interest and history of |
Mrs. Morgan and Mr.. Rich |
ardson. aside from being graduates Of |
the school, have been close to its in
terests and interested in its work. Mrs.
Kent and Mr.. Smith are former stu
ients and in them and in Mr.. Billings |
he school has added more loyal and |
hopeful friends to its board of trustees
1t was voted 10 place at Goddard
memorial to the late Ira G. Calef OF 1
a former benefactor of
he school II is the intention to place
n the school chapel a tablet similar
o the one already in place. in memory
4 the former president, William r.
shipman. /. Rich Kent of Boston is
hartman Of the committee in charge.
The trustees adopted resolution of
of the work of DR.. Charles
\. Gale, one Of the members OF the
,oard, whose death occurred at his
iome in Rutland. early in the present
month.
The bond in the amount of 81 200,
iven in June by Clark King Of Montpel-
n TO complete the Morrison fund, was,
n accordance with the wishes Of the
onor, placed in the permanent fund of ,
he seminary, which fund now amounts
0 little more than sl6s.000. /,
Much encouragement is felt in the
improved financial condition of the
,minary. The money received from
lumni and friends Of the institution
as sufficient to pay the entire ex-
pnses of the repairs Of last season and |,
, reduce substantially the debt of the
.hool. Renewed effort will be made 1
, bring the needs Of Goddard to those c
no have not already subscribed. in 9
Ne hope to wipe out this debt entirely I
thin the next year
Officers were elected as follows. for
le ensuing year; President, Fred +. 6
imball; first vice president, Adolph r. 8
ane; second vice-president. Charles A. e
hapman: treasurer. George Kent; sec n
tary, Horace A. Richardson: execu- "
We committee, Fred Z. Kimball. Fred P
Ianchard. Homer c. Ladd. William
arclay. Adolph D. Lane, George Kent. Fl
I. Ernest II. Bailey and Charles II. O
'ishart; committee on endowment q
md, S. ID. Allen. r. L. Richmond.
iarles II. Wishart; auditors. Dean p.
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