Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-15

or burlington spoke IN inc Union (nuTcn
Sunday. representing the Anti-Saloon
I.enguc.-The funeral OF Narnus Locke
was held at his home Friday afternoon
at two o'clock. the Rev. II. n. Howard
IofficiatinR-On account of tho rain Sun
day night the Flower mission was post
poncd until next Sunday evening
June IS.
STOWE.
The commencement graduation eXer-
cises Of Stowe high school were held at
the Akelcy Memorial auditorium on Wed
nesday evening. A large number were
present and tho exercises proved very
interesting rho programme follows:
Music orchestra; salutatory and ora
tim. 1.-The Influence of Education" Phil
| ip f. Adams: Grafton. THE Cause and
Eject Of Literature" Frank L. Robin
son: music. orchestral essay, THE 81
lent influence of Home" Alice A. Chap
| in; grafton. The Development of Modern
Science Conrad A. Adams: vocal solo.
Miss I,innic Curtis; GRAFTON. The Pre-
scrvaton of Forests" George w. Gebe.
class motto. Non Palma Sine Lahore.
| Paul a. Raymond: music. orchestra. ora
ton. The March Of Mind" r. Erie
! Moody; essay and poem. Spring" Alice
! NJ. Burt: music, orchestra; GRAFTON.
1.-THE Success of Ambition" James -.
Campbcll valcdictory and Grafton THE
Dominant Spirit of civilization" George
S. Harms; music. orchestra: the pre-
sentation of diplomas, Principal C. II.
browne: music. orchestra. The gradu-
ates are George Styles Harris Paul AL
bort Raymond. James Bowman Camp
bell. Conrad Arnold Adams. Philip Err
nest Adams. Frank Lewis Robinson,
George Warren Gale. Robert Erie Moody.
Alice Avaln Chaplin; class officers.
president. +. c. Raymond: secretary.
Alice A. Chaplin: vice president Alice
NJ Burt treasurer. Philip f. Adams
class marshal. r. f.. Moody: ushers
Myra Cheney. Lola Billings. Martha
Wright. Harold Brush. Robert Helms
Fred Camphcll-On Wednesday after
moon occurred the grammar school grad
luation exercises at the auditorium. Tho
programme was as follows; Music 10y
high school band: invocation; chorus
"Grectng Song c. f.. Whitney: salu
Itatory Avis Ncaren: class history
|Benja Robinson; essay. Life Among
the Lowry" Jennie Sanborn; recitation
"How the Organ was Paid For" Jen
ME French: piano trio, 'Glockenspel,
Kramer. Avis Vearen. Rebecca Burt
Incz Smith: defamation, Getting Tho
} Right Start" benjamin Melvin; essay
women in Music" 1nez Smith; rccita
: ton. 1.-THE Castle in the Air. Lii;
Gilbert music. overture. Star of Hope.
: Mackc- Boyer school band: essay Low
: ellis Love Of Nature" Ruth Mcmahon
Grafton "Our Forests" Edwin Law
renee Bgclow: recitation, Kate Shell
n.y. Ethel Wells; GRAFTON, Farming
an Occupation" II. Leo Mouton; plan,
duet. Ruth and Ralburn McMahon es
: say. I'VE Are the Architects of GU
, ton. "The Men That Miss the Train,
Ralburn Mcmahon; class motto an'
poem. by Courage. Not Craft" Edit
Tomlinson: piano solo. Miss Mar,
q Watts; class prophecy. Ierly Bashew
t valedctory. Rcbccca Burt; address o
, welcome to high school. Harold Cheney
chorus "In the larbor We've Beer
. Sheltered" school; presentation of Ger
- tiicatcs, Miss Dorothy NJ. Tate. teacher
q Tho new presiding elder. the Rev
n q. w. Hunt. will make his first visit T.
Stowe on Sunday. June Is. preaching a
the Methodist Church in the evening
+, The subject of the Rev. F. NJ H. All
:, bolt on Sunday.Junc IS, will he 9TH
4 Marks Of the Master We Serve" Sun
n day school and Bible class at l2 n
d Young Peoples fraternity meeting a
n $50 p. m.-Stowe military band give
!. the first open air concert Of the sea
q son on Friday evening. June 10
:. Among the visitors to Stowe during con-
d mencement week were Miss Myra Hci
= rick of Morrisville. John Campbell c
= North Thetford. Mrs. +. 7. Downer {
Hardwick Mrs Martha Jackman c
l. Waterbury Centre. Mrs. Ida Churchill c
II Morrisvillc. Mrs. Eugene Davis an
" daughter of Bolton, Mr.. and Mrs. r. {
Gilbert and Chas. Fowler of Montpelier
Chas NJ Pillsbury and daughter, Mis-
Mhbel. of Northheld. are visitors /
, 'town-Miss Addie Bigelow was callo
e to stowe on Monday by the death {
- DR. f.. 4. Bigelow.
The stowe high schoo! prize speaker
- contest occurred at Akeley Memoir
:. auditorium Tuesday evening. Followii
is the programme: Music. high school a
orchestra: '"rhc Charge OF Mcdonald
. adapted. George w. Gale. music by Il
band; Engineer Conncr's Son." w.
Dromgoole. Mary AiRer: music, orche
=. ira, AT Arlington on Decoration Day
. FREDERICK; Douglass. Fred =. Canpbe
" 'liow the Church Was Built at Keno,
:, Bar" Jonn Eennett, Myra +. Chene
:" song, Lesbian quartette; "visions
- War" Robert ]. Ingcrscll. Paul a. Ka
:. mond; music. orchestra: Tie Traitor
!" Deathbed." George Lippard. James
Campbell: piano solo. Madrileana. Mai
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