Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-25
WINOOSKI.

The commencement exercises of the
Winooski high and grammar schools were
held in Corporation hall Friday even
ing. Tho han was filled to the doors with
an enthusiastic audience who displayed
their interest in the work of the school
by their repeated encores. The exert
cisos opened promptly at eight o'clock,
with vocal selection by Charles Scully
of Burlington entitled you're AS Wei
come as the Flowers in May" The pro-
Grammc was given as follows: Reading
Love Tales from 'Evangeine.' " Ina NJ.
Smith; reading Fathers Letter." Harry
brigham; reading, Going After tho
Cows Clemontine W. Giiin reading
Never Trouble TrouoIe," Laura NJ.
Dubuc; vocal selection, When Think Of
You. Mr. Charles Scully: essay. The
Effect Of Natural Environment on Char
acier Miss Anna +. Black, reading THE
Two Roads" Nelson l.. Provost; reading,
The Tragic Fate Of Mrs. Caudo" Mary
a. Hamilton: reading. "Thc New Musical
/ Instrument Arthur G. Jones; reading,
THE Bicycle Ride" Mary NJ Mosclcy
reading, "old Chums." John w Minahan:
roading "rho Last Hymn" Mary y.
GiiIin; vocal selection. when the Fields
Were White With Cotton" Mr.. Charles
Scully; reading. The Galley Slave"
Catherine G. Allard; reading 1.-THE Pipes
of Lucknow Clarence r. White; reading.
"a Housekceper's Ira gedy." Georgianna
Parizo; reading, 1.-The Luck Of Eden
hall' Ella r. RiGwood; reading,
from 'Noenan's Charge" Harri-
son V. Bailey; reading. how Ho Saved =,
Mchacls." Catherine Fitzgerald Al tho
close of the exercises Superintendent Of
Schools Henry Conlin In short address
to the graduates. commencing their work
and encouraging its further progress
presented tho diplomas to the following
graduates: From the high school. Miss
A tat,
mar department, Catherine Cecilia AL
lard. Harrison Nalentin" Bailey, Ella
Rornicc Rigwood Harry Lyman brigham.
LAURA Mary Dubuc, Catherine Fitz-
gerald. Clementine Wood Giffin. Mary
Rurrlet CHM, Mary Anne Hamilton. Ar
thur Clarendon Jones. John Walter Nina
nan, Mary Mildred Moscloy, GeorCianna
Parzo Nelson Louis Provost, Clarence
Ralph White, Ina Mae smith
The community was panied to learn Of
the death Of Luther G. Edwards, the
youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs James w
Edwards ~ Weaver street, which
occurred shortly before eirht o'clock
saturday morning Mr.. Edwards was
born in Wlnooslti about % wears
ago. He attended the nuhlic schools and
In 1875. the time he left, had advanced to
tho highest grade In April 1900. he en-
listed in the navy ana was assigned to
tho L. S. S. Lancaster, and later 10 the
Wabash About five months later he was
injured while in tho line Of duty and WAS
discharged on account of disability. He
returned homo and later or account Of
failing health, he went To the Adron-
dacks, to the South and later to Mexico
and other points hoping to regain his
falling health, but returned little i'm
proved. tIe is survived by his parents
one brother, Wilbert j. Edwards Of New
York city, and two sisters, Misses Mac
tt.r.a ..less, I
Of this village. Tho funeral was held
from his late home Monday afternoon at
four o'clock
A pretty June wedding took place at
St stephens rectory Monday morning
when Miss Anna. daughter of Edward
Mcknight, became the bride of Frederick
Fredctte of North Hartland The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. James
j. Rand in the presence of a few invited
fl lends and relatives, George Sinclair
acted as best man and Miss Charlotte
Jaycocks was bridesmaid. Following the
ceremony a light repast was served ut
the home Of the bride. after which the
happy couple left for n honeymoon trim Of
two weeks, after which they will reside
in North llartland.
The funeral Of tho late Fred Goyottc
who was killed near Montpelier Junction.
was held yesterday morning at Malletts
Bay. The intorment was in the cemetery
M IN" nay. Fred GoNette was horn in
this village 81 years ago and resided here
and at Malletts Bay at different times
lie leaves wife and three children. an
aged father, four brothers. Daniel Of
Plainhe'd, Levi of Winooski, Martin and
Alexander Of Lanoshoro. ana a sister.
Mrs. Edward Freeman Of Winooski
News was received in town yesterday
If the death in Bradford n r.. Of
Charles ". Nimball Of pulmonary tn
borculosis after a lingering illness. The
remains were buried in Randolph Mr.
Kimhall formerly lived here and is sur
ViVed hV a wife. who was a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G F Hackett Of os Main
street and one son, Wesley.
CHARLOTTE.
Farmers who used cut seed in planting
potatoes during The late drought complain
about their fairly petrifying in the