Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
BRISTOL.

evening of commencement day, July 8.
BRISTOL.
"CommcnCemcn day. 1900 has passed in
to history and the class of 1900 have re-
ccived their diplomas and gone out TO take
their part in the battle of life. The after
noon programme WAS carried out and
every one did finely. The music was fur
nished by the Scvcudscn trIo, Rev G. N.
Thomas made tn" opening prayer Rev,
w y. K1n2ic presented the diplomas, and
pronounced the DencdictiUn. The c,ass
had their picture taken and also took a
carriage drive about the city. The con-
cert in the evening WAS highly spoken of.
The fremont Quartette and the Svendsen
Trio are all first class, and the evening
exercises were decided to be one Of the
best in the history of the school-Joh
RtaVcy OF Springfield, Mass, is stopping
with Miss Jennie Grow on Mountain Ave-
nue.. Mr. ReaNcN is connected with the
Home correspondents school of Springfield.
IL +. SherWin has been confined to the
house nearly a wcck hy Illness Miss
Mabel Mix of the queen CITY was the
guest OF Miss Minnie White through COM
mcncemcnt.- Regular meeting uf W. G.
pnton Post G. \. r.. Wednesday even
ing, June l3-Mrs. Sarah Lincoln continues
very feeble. Or. II. G. Tinkham OF the
queen city was called in to see her by
Dr. Norton Friday Principal Charles
:. Paige has been engaged a. principal of
the Graded school for the year beginning
Scptcmber 5r1. There will probably be no
changes among the teachers.-G. H. Bart
lett was in Huntington Friday and Sat
urdHN ON business. Mir Bartlett has built
larg" stave mill there this spring.-Mr
ami Mrs. Ambrose Grow of New Haven,
were at Il. j. Clark'S Saturday.-Undcr
the head of University Notes in the Free
Press of Saturday We notice that Bert
% Ina a r,It
ship from Columbia University. tie will
leave in August for Naples and Corfu,
and will spend a year in Athens. The
many friends here of Prof. Hill will be
glad to hear of his success.
Mrs. William Hines visited hcr sister.
Mrs. Casey i'm Ncrgcunes last Wcck.-C. -.
Porter and Mr. and Mrs. II. &. Gleason re-
turned to Wcstford Saturday. Miss Jessie
Porter wen: with them.--Mrs. james Is.
IIdcr will lead the Christian I,udcavor
meeting next sunday evening A. f..
Grow visited ms wife at New Haven Mills
over Sunday Miss Edna Miller of Monk
ton was tho guest of Miss Edith Brown
sunday. y.--rhe playing by the band attract
ed he usual large crowd Saturday night.
-Alr and Mrs. Curtis Enc and children Of
Charlotte. We're at Luther Purinton's over
SundaN-W. II. BosWorth superintendent
.Of tho WOolcY Casllet company OF Hart
ford. Conn. is i'm town tor .eW days -
f.. e. kilburn has hccn under tic doc
tor : care for the past Wcck.-A G. sum
,t,,,,. Loe.,,,s( az iin,.. In,i ,,.,,,,.,. i.,,
, situatio,, in mo dru, store ot u A..
ii,. IT,, " Linr,n.,,7 ,,no. f., tL., ouer,
ci,v Who're w. Ine - .i,,;i.,,. si,,,a eio,,
NJ t-inr,,.r.. rnn,iiv viii on tn I2.,rlin.--
tom soon.
,rbe c,,,,.,. ,,,.sd,,. u,,s o..o "a. Two
biqyoet ratberings of Tho Mind .vor b,ld
in this toun There woro A.. votes cast
'rhe caucus orronizod with = A Hassrl-
,irc as cbnirm@n ~ ~ Wilson socrc,a,,.
| q Cb.rir q A Dnnforth y y pa
NOR and \N II Rosvorth teIlcrs There
wore several cb,l1appes of denorr.ts a.
tor several b.d voted u.itboi, .,n,. obi.,r-