Putnam patriot., 1924-06-13

companies Vernon and Eric in their numerous concerts.
 Miss Lydia Taber, due to the prae- tiee she received in The Deacon's Second Wife" is one of the most popular stars of the theatre world. Her latest role Is that of leading lady in a Paramount production
 Miss Elizabeth Rollins, after com pleting her course in interior decorat- ing at Connecticut College in New London. is one of the most experiene- ed in her line in New York.
 Robert Scranton, who never dane ed when he was at W. A., except al the senior picnic at Webster Lake. Is now dancing instructor at Radcliffe and also has a big class in Boston.
 After Reuben Swanson had writ ten a poem entitled "Niolets" in his senior year at W A., he realized that he was a true poet and since then he has written nature poems which rival even those of Wordsworth.
 Quintin Sanger. who always had a passion for girls has been unanimous iy elected to be president of Smith College.
 Because Alfred Carpenter took a course in public speaking his last year at W. A. he developed power ful voice and is now head agent for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com pany.
 Miss Ethel Upham, who was honor ary member of the class, has just been made dean of Mt. Holyoke.
 Charles Peekham, after he had finished his course at Storrs, taught chemistry for five years. ran very successful experimental farm, and Is now secretary of agriculture.
 Reads Glass Will
 Much fun and amusement was created in the reading of the Class Will. which was as follows:
 Be it know to all persons, that we, the Senior Glass of Woodstock Aea- demy of the Town of Woodstock in the County of Windham in the State of Connecticut being of lawful age, of sound and disposing mind, memory and judgment. do hereby make, pub fish and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all previous wills and codicils by us made
 We will and bequeath to the junior class the back seats, the physics lab 0ratory and all other rooms and seats previously occupied by us. Also all used only by us.
 To Marion Stahl we will the posi- ton of coach in girls athletics.
 To Harry Rutishauser and B0nale Williams we will pair of hand cuffs to be used lest the two be sep aFated.
 To Sarah Pike we will all our knowledge of Latin composition, verbs and other accessories.
 To Henry Stafford we will the privi- lege of class orator.
 To Arnold Johnston We will copy of the weli-know song My Love is Like the Red. Red Rose.
 To Louise Lowe we will the position of dancing instructor in the Academy for the coming year.
 To Franklin Wetherell we will Pullman ticket with it's destination as Windsor. Conn
 To Gerald Phaaeuf we will a pri- eatc telephone line connecting Quas set and Elmvale.
 To William Hughes we will a DOT craft of his fair partner in the senior class
 To .sladgs Harrington We will tHe reason why Fred is mad at her.
 To Walter Anderson We will pair of boxing gloves and instructions. to be used when Williston Seminary closes.
 To Clara Baker we will a coupe 05 the Ford variety so that the incen- venience that has been experienced by the faculty in transporting her To and from school may be brought to Fl close.
 Tree Grafton
 The oration, given by Charles Peckham at the tree planting exereis- es, was as follows.
 Classmates: As We meet Co say farewell to this school, eonsecrated by self sacrificing founders hallowed by the traditions of almost a century and quarter, and for four bright years endeared to us, 1t is fitting that We leave memento.
 Our choice of a tree was suggested by these words of Oliver Wendell T .t- 1-- EN !