The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-06-05

| gin at $3.50 O'Clock In the afternoon and be
| following programme will be carried out
Music; address by the president of the
class, Miss Ellis; history, Miss jones' poem
| Mr.. R'mball; music; address TO AlIus
Mater, Miss Smi h oias will, Miss Love
land GRAFTON, NJ. Tldsu; music; prophecy
| Miss Lewis; add 1888 10 undergraduates
Miss Perkins; class song IL tbs evening
az eight o'clock size prORrt,mma ot the week
will be continued With the fOllovii Z exer-
cises: law, ,tiou; saluta'ory nd essay
| Vibrations aud Waves Miss Ellis; eesay,
| Heroes UnsunR, Mss Hovoy; music, essay,
Instances of Modern Philanthropy. Mi s
Hurley; essay, Racial Prejudice M. Kim.
bal music; ESSAY, Col VALUES Mis- Hous.
ton essay, Th Golden Mean, NJ g. Talbot;
mu >ic; essay and vsl4d'c Dry, the Power OF
Music, Mi Richmond; presentation Of di.
plomds.
About forty couples ,ttended ne dancing
| party held al the It'll. hall a. N IT wich Uni
versity Saturday evsninl. Geo ge II. Will
der furnished music aud hs proceeds went
into the treasury OF the athletic association.
East to attend the funeral of her mother,
Mrs. Mcnamara, returning on Friday,
Mrs. ONsil will be remembered by her
many friends IL town, as Mortified was her
home for many years.
Mrs. John Rice il to manufacture and
sell ce-cream at her home on Vine street
this summer.
The ten men who will compete for the
Sheldon prizes at prize speaking re Cadets
Randall, Foster, Flint, Brennan, Briggs,
And rsou, Dillingham;, Tuck, Stocker and
Durham
Rain prevented the game Of base ball be-
tween Norwich University and Kimbsll
Union Academy last week.
Ladies can get tailored suits now at Ho-
Ftut and It'd Tr.,u Hraf f,N
seasons prices.
south woodbury.
L J. BENZ amin and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday in Plainheld.
Fred Silloway and family from Elmore
visited last week at Bert Nelson and John
Morse
The Good Templars entertained Granite
lodge OF Sodom last Saturday night Re-
4 e4hme IL we're served OF cake and coffee.
Warren Goodell aud family left on Mon
day morning for week IN Bethel.
Miss Kate Ball and ID @. Wilbur were
chosen del gates 10 attend the Washington
County State convention to be hel III Rut-
land.
The schools held their memorial exer-
cises last Wednesday in the vestry in the
forenoon The band was in attendance
After the exercises which we're rendered
very nicely by The children they marched to
the cemetery and decorated the graves with
flags, wreaths aud flowers.
Children's dav will b. observed here
June 16 with Apr pirate exercises from
ths children.
Frank Batchelder's people are very busy
entertaining bosteTs. They had sixteen
complies Memorial Day.
hr PER- r. w nea'ley mas oeen III ior Uays
oue 10 oe''er
Bosrders are coming and going all the
tme at A. H. nov g. he Is expecting
quite NUMBER this week
West Newbury.
A heavy shower of rain and hail passed over
this village early Monday morning 1t was
a,cconpaniled py some nghtnlng ana heavy
thunuer though no damage mas oeen rePorVeu'
Work on +, Putnams new barn IS progress
a s | ., an, t+la ;,os ao,,so6
day last week by the derrick falling to the
ground one of the guy ropes having given way.
fortunately no one was hurt, though MIR.
Thompson had a close call
Mrs Silas Page left last Saturday to visit
ner iather VINO IS quite low at MS nome IN
retrispGrgn, mrs. hlcharuson' WHO mas t oeen
sistlnE ~ tnis pace Is Aeeplhs nouse 'or "er
'i ~ uu.'ue "e
oeDer S ,Loi,i ms Jny a..onuoa 'uo Dol
VIZ ~, az '''A'o" r''s'
There was fair attendance at the LADIES
missionary meeting at Mrs Mlnard iast