The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-08

sea; executive committee, Mrs. H.
Farnham, Montpelier, +. M. Barne
Richford, and Miss Dorothy Lcaven
Cambridge. DR.. L. D. Martin Of Barr
was elected trustee to succeed him
self.
In the evening the Alumni associa
tion banquet took place, after whic
: there were post prandial exercises
over which Earle r. Davis presided
having been introduced by Vice -Presi
dent Ratchelder Mr.. Davis spoke 0
the school spirit shown BY the diff
ferent classes with their school yell
during the banquet and introduced Al
the first speaker Duane Barnes Of th'
senior class, who wittily spoke Q
the activities Of the class, after whici
Rev. w. r. Davenport spoke for th'
trustees of the school. But first HI
gave the announcement that Rev. ant
Mrs. Lipsky Of Barre were celebrating
the 18th anniversary Of their wedding
He then spoke at length upon what ths
trustees are to school and was fol
lowed by Rev. Walter Fl. Gould Of
West Burke, who spoke upon the clas.
of 1910 at its first reunion, there be
ing five present. His was an interest
ing talk upon Vermonters making
! good.
Vice President Batchelder then spoke
upon memories Of NJ s., but before
commencing that subject, he spoke
along some lines to which Mr.. Gould
had referred He complimented DR..
Hatch upon his nntiring effort and
the character Of alumni that had been
turned out by the school hoping DR..
Hatch can continue for years in the
same capacity. He spoke of the spirit
Of the school, the same spirit that
America showed to Germany, go
ahead but not retreat" He advised
each student TO establish the princi-
pie OF hard work.
Mrs. White, whose husband was q
former principal, and who was mem
Der Of the class of 1915, spoke for n
short time upon the work of the school,
She attended Newbury seminary =
year and a half and then the seminary
after it was moved to Montpelier Her
brother was in school with her For
25 years he had been missionary
on the Pacific coast Of Panama Miss
Calista Lee read IAN Old Sweetheart
of Mine,n with piano accompaniment,
a very touching selection and well
given
b. r. Bailey Of Montpelier spoke
upon the class Of 1890. telling the stu
dents some of the problems they will
meet and urging them 10 bear in mind
that all their hopes and ambitions can
not be realized. He gave interesting
information concerning the school 30
years ago and TO establish in their
minds, love for the institution, loyal
ty to country and constant service to
their fellows,
Prof. Hanson gave a resume Of the
athletics of the school for the year,
in which the girls are the bright spot,
having won the state championship in
Each Of the boys teams
in the year started with one original
man and none Of them will lose more
than three players this season, so that
the chances for these are brighter.
NJ. IT, Walbridge of Rutland spoke |
upon the class OF 1915. giving an in
teresting talk upon school spirit. DIR. |
Hatch closed. briefly referring to the |
records Of the past, the present as
before them and well in mind and |
that upon these two the future. de- |
pended and that il looked TO him as
though their future should be the
brightest that could be look towards. |
DIR. Hatch and Miss Glover have Decn
TO write history Of the
school. Many subscriptions were re-
,eised at the meeting.
At the trustees meeting held in Ire
Principal Hatch being reelected TO
hat capacity. and resolution similar
o the ore adopted by the alumni be
ng adopted. Nearly all of the teach
rs return next year. Rev. A. W. Hew-
Il was elected president OF the board.
sev r. w. Lewis, vice president and
reasurer. Rev. b. G. Lipsky, secretary
nd Dr. L. ID. Martin auditor. The res
gnation of c. A. Edgerton Of North
Ield was accepted and committee
amed TO select his successor. I. ID.
aft Of Montpelier and Mr.. Ladd Of
,nosburg were elected TO succeeded
on the board.
During the afternoon the last base
all Of the season was played. when
iontpelier defeated Chelsea by score
( 10 % IA. II was batting fest
18th a few errors tucked away TO give
for scoring.
The art exhibit in the studio under
he supervision Of Miss Bells, the
racher. was well attended. The 10
tudents which have taken the course
! the last year, showed some excellent
'ork ~