Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-06-16
Commencement Luncheon

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ternoon, President Moody presided
and introduced the speakers.
Honorable Seward Prose-, President
of the Bankers Trust Co., of New York
city, who was unable to be present for
the Commencement exercises, was
awarded in ab5eutia, the honorary de-
gree Of LII. D. The Gov. Mccullough
Reunion Cup was won by the Class of
] 1854 which had three out Of a possible
four or five present The members
present we're; Dr. Ezra Brainerd of
Middlebury L. H. Hemenway of Hon
oluIu, Hawaii, and James K. Batchel-
der of Arlington.
The Rev. L. Ernest Sunderland of
New York was the first speaker He
declared that the problems of doubt
and poverty which are causing the
greatest menace to the country today
can be solved only by the earnest eff
forts Of college men and women
Governor Hartness Speaks
His Excellency, Gov. James Hart
ness, was the second speaker He said
in part at is a joy to speak to you
today to tell you the State of Yer
mont, | feel, is back of Middlebury, is
back Of President Moody and is back
Of our other educational institutions
President Moodys address this morn
ing struck the keynote We are all
world has changed and that while we
with him, and we all realize that the
must be conservative, we must con
serve those things that are best for
Vermont, best for our people | come
to you from the working side OF the
world As a whole, you represent the
workers interpreters, and the workers
must be interpreted if this government
Of the people, by the people and for
the people carries over the crisis we
are now facing Our danger is our in
ability our conservatism that drives
Il, to things that do not fit today
world There are things in our state
and federal government that are mis-
tit, The federal government and our
state government has in adapting itself
to the present economic differences,
taken over the management of certain
business activities and that has been
forced on to those who have been elect
ed under our system of government
that wa, Organized long wear, ago.
There i; a bushes, side to the educa-
tion,l question. there is a business side
to a state; there is a business side to
nation and the business should be
handled bv A business man who has
had long experience in a business Of
similar character and magnitude. So
YOU will hear something from time to
time of nv proposal to have a bust
ness manager for the state 1t puts
the state INTO business hands ne
state Oh Vermont KNOWS Indl al people
coming OUT Oh MlddIeoury are playing
very important part IN seeing TO II
thlt our UNDERSTANDING OF thi' problem
Is not handled by conservatives OIL the
wrong type. Let Us serve human wei
tare' ana let Us put away those Things
when no longer No.
Inc Kew. Gleuu W mite oil Ne"
York, urged that the time mas come
Tor Us 10 turn again 10 lne iuedIS Vi
the founders OF TINS nation.
President Clarence I. Little, oil the
University OF Name, extended greet
ing' from his University, and consratu-
lated MIdilebury upon the appoint
ment OF President Moody.
President Guy W. Bailey! OF the Uni
versity OF Vermont, extended the CON
grltulations of the faculty and stu
dents Of the University to MlddleOury,
and said that he hoped the same good
feeling which had existed between the
University and MIddIebury in the past
would be continued.
President Angels Message
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