Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-06-09

dies from other towns. Mrs. hat1crincI
Brush Field OF Barre acted as inter
locutor ana conversutionalist. Thc parts
Of end men were we'll taken by Mrs.
W. Avery, Mrs. Marion Rurnrill. Misses
Alice Buck, Harriet Packard. Hazel Fair
banks and stella Flint The songs were
first class. tho Jokes and local hits we're
now and original and the entire outer
tainmcnt was a success. 1t was repeated
Monday night and as the proceeds
were for "A local benefit it was well
patronized.
Principal and Mrs. r. Il. Prichard left
Monday for Lake Morey in Fairlec,
where they will spend tho summer They
were accompanied BY Miss Elva faTk-
hurst. who will be their guest for sew
eral days before going to her home in
North Troy.
The old soldiers Of Windsor and Orange
counties will hold q reunion at Silver
Lake in Barnard. July H. A number
from this town are planning to attend.
John T.. Hobart, who was station aid
American express agent here for twelve
years, finishing work here last sumrccr,
has been given the position of American
express agent at Essex Junction and loft
here Tuesday to assume his duties.
Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy. who has been SUIT
fcring for tho past wcelt with an attack
of pneumonia. is being cared for u: Or.
Giford's sanitarium and was reported
yesterday as being very comfortable.
NJ tho democratic caucus held in Dr.
SCOTS office Monday evening tho rclc-
gates were elected to the State and lis
trict conventions to be held in Nurling-
ton June 81. II. j. Sanford, W. w Nor
ton and Willard Gay were elected az
delegates to both conventions and Dan
Sargent, Henry Gilbert and Pearl Clark
were elected as altcrn1tcs to both con
vcntions. Tho caucus was not very en-
thusia site and tho delegates 20 unin-
strtictcd.
Tho en:or class Of tho Randolph state
normal school held their class day caer-
cisos in the normal hall yesterday af-
tornoon at two o'clock. Tho programme
opened with a pinno duet q tho Race
Course" by Blake. Misses Olive +. Calf
and Ruby r. Kelley; Address Of Wei
come Thomas j. Abbott: roll call. Miss
Caroline l.. bearing; essay. Miss Grace
G. Eacon; class history, Miss Eva f.
Jackson; chorus. medley, National Airs
by Fincy. school; prophecies, Misses Lii
liam e. hubbard and Bertha G. Holmes
presentation to tho school. Miss Louise
l.amS"n; acceptance by the school. Clar-
enc" w Fitch; essay. Miss Mary J.. Ah-
bolt music. selected: class will. Miss
Agnes Dunbar; dedication of class shrub
Miss Harriet +. Cutting; class prescnta-
TORS. Miss Elizabeth NJ. Fletcher; ora
ton. Walter NJ. Williams; chorus, blow
Soft Winds" by Vincent; graduating
class; charge to undergraduates, Mics
Mabel G. Kent; response of un lerGrad
yates, Charles r. Adams; class poem
Miss Clara T.. Osgood: farewell address
Miss Olive p. Calf; chorus, w Rocl
Away by Batchclder. the school. The
graduation concert was given by Schu
hcrt's ouartettc of Hoston in norma
hall last evening and This was followed
by the senior reception. TIL final grad
uation eXorcisea will he held in norma
hall this morning at ton o'clock. Tn
graduating class has 81 members.
Miss Honora DoBusk. n teacher iron
New Mexico. who is travelling through
this part Of the country, was in Ran
dolph and gave an address before tn
Ladies' Missionary society at the hon
of Mrs. Fred T.. Dubois Tuesday after
noon. During her stay in Randolph. Mis-
DcBusk was entertained by the Rev. an
Mrs. 6. f.. Ladd
: While working in Salisbury brother
mill Yesterday, Franklin Salisbury ha
one finger quite badly cut and torn by
flying stick thrown by the saw he wa
running.
-, The Rev. V. NJ. Hardy of Foxcraf
"A Nc. arrived here Tuesday,. Mrs. HardN
: who has been suffering with an attac
o Of pneumonia at the sanitarium, is get
ting on nicely.
Charles Mccall and Charles Cu7hmar
in Europe for the past eight month:
arrived in New York Tuesday on the GEL
man Lloyd steamer Wilhelm II.