Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
HiNspALE.
The Commencement Exercises OF the
Hiah School.

The Commencement Exercises OF the
High School.
The commencement exercises Of the
high school began Sunday AFTERNOON
with the baccalaureate sermon py
Rev. w. f. White of the Congrega-
tional church. He took for his sub
iect. The Strong and Abundant Lie,
and delivered a most helpful and IN
teresting address. Mr.. White was as
sisted i'm the services by Rev, c. A.
Reed and Rev. ii. Gertrude Roscoe
Singing was furnished by the mem
bers of the school
The junior speaking took place at
the opera house Monday evening ana
although the class Is small in num-
hers. each did well and showed care
full training.
Tuesday evening the class day ex-
ercises We're held and, as usual We're
bright and interesting, all the essays
being replete with good natured run
Following is the program; President
address, william II. Mead; class ora
ton. Hannah V. Higginson; The
Learned Bishop, Lillian e. Britton;
singing; tree grafton, Daniel j. La
chance; class prophecy, Jennie j.
Duggan; The Landlords Visit, Ethei
NJ. Streeter; singing; presentation
speech, Elizabeth f. Bellevilie; ad-
dress to undergraduates, Madlyn r.
Stearns class poem, Ella II. Streeter;
The Ideals, Leland O. Hubbard; sing
ing: class history, Maud b. Webb
Too Late for the Train, Deha r.
Belleville; class WILL Kate r. Bailey;
class song, class of '04; cheering by
classes.
The graduating exercises We're held
Wednesday evening. Miss Florence
Field delivered the valedictory ana
John A. Fisher the salutatory' Inc
diplomas were presented by Principal
d. L. Fisher, after which concert
was given by the Temple quartet as
sisted by Miss Aida Donnell, reader
and Miss Rosa Weidhorn, violinlst
A reception was given the graduates
nv the junior class Thursday evening
from until o'clock, after when
dancing was enjoyed until 2. Refresh
ments We're served during the even
ing.
F. w. Tilden was in Barre, VT, last
week.
Clarence Booth is at his home here
for a vacation.
Miss Mamie Crowley of Hartford is
visiting in town.
Rev. Fl. Gertrude Roscoe has re-
turned from her visit in England,
Miss Dollie Dawson of Hartford
VT. is the guest of Miss Meta Bailey
Miss Hazel Roberts of East Wey'
mouth is at the Ashuelot house this
week. ....
viii Streeter of Saco, Me-, recently
visited at the home of his father, q
D. Streeter.
Miss Florence T. Gray of New Yorl
city is visiting her parents, Dr. ant
Mrs. c. A. Gray.
Miss Eva Robertson came from
Lasell seminary Wednesday to spe9t
her vacation at home
F., J. Barker and two children o
Oshkosh, Wis, are guests at the hons
of Gilbert Richmond.
Miss Florence Towne of Clinton i
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. D. L. Sanderson.
The graduation exercises of tn
first grammar school VIII be held Il
the opera house tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Streeter an
child of Springfield are spending tn
week at Lester Clark's.
Miss Helen Proctor, a student a
Mortified seminary, was the recen
guest of Miss Winnie Tilden.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cramer hav
moved into the Wilder house at tn
corner of High and Kilburn streets.
Mrs Whitney of Indian Orchard
Mass, is spending a few days at tn
VT, is the guest of Miss Utela Bale!
The annual convention of the Con
gregational churches of Cheshir
county was held at the church her
June ] and 2.
A. S. Bacon of Boston and Watso
Sprague of Greenwich, n. Y, WEI
among the veterans who spent Me
mortal day here.
C. P. Hall of Shelburne Falls, wa
a recent guest at the home of M.
Leach. Mr. Hall was the first prir
cipal of our high school,
Mrs. Hannah Phelan, who died {
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Man
in Brattleboro last week, was an o.
resident of Hinsdale and her death
sincerely regretted by a large circ
of friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Rice, who makes her hon
with her parents, Deacon and MI
Nelson Estey. was quite badly burnt
on her arm and stomach by the owe
turning of a teapot Friday afternoo
May 81
The infant child of Mr.. and MI
William Tacey, who recently move
here from Ashuelot, died at the
home on Church street Wednesda
June l. Death was due to congestit
of the lungs.