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

VIOLA NJ. Billings; solo. Miss 1.innie Cur
els; winners by Their, own Lengths"
Ralph Common. Harold L. Cheney. "Col-
1ege Oil Cans" VIII Victor Mcguire An
mic NJ. Mayo; music. orchestra and hiGl,
school band; awarding Of prizes. music.
The Judges were Lcut.-Gov. c. ~. stearns
Of johnson. l.. G. Moody OF Waterbury
mud Miss Mary Puts IT Chicago. The
prizes were awarded as follows: First
i,prixe, s.. Jar,cs r.. Campbell; second
Iexrizc. s. Myra 8. Cheney, third rrze.
iS2. George E. Campbell; fourth prize. $50.
t1sola Billings. Miss Martha Wright read
kScrhe Telephone Girl very ably. The
sushers were Stafford Hoardnlan, Archi-
bald Filings. George Douglass. Louise
Chaplin. Marjorie Burt, Marjorie Watts
IA large number were present at the
class day exercises on the school house
grounds on Tuesday afternoon. The fol-
lowing programme was carried out: Mu-
eic BY school band: address by class
rpresident. Paul A. Raymond: class poem
Alice A. Cha pin; class will, Alice NJ. Burt
Emusic by girls sextctte class oration
sIsJ1rle Moody; class prophecies. Phillip f.
Adams. George w. Gale; class histories.
Conrad A. Adams. Frank l.. Robinson:
music. male duartcttc: comic GRAFTON.
sGeorge 8. Harris: address TO ,ndcr-
graduates, James r. Campbell: music by
the hand. Tho grammar graduating class
tnttended graduating exercises in Water
BURY Tuesday afternoon.
The graduating sermon service Of stowe
thigh school was hold Sunday night in
Unity Church. Tho service opened at 1850
with a march played by G. A. Burnham.
followed by an organ voluntary also by
Ye That Worship Him" by the school
chorus was followed ~ the convccation
nnd duxology by the congregation. A Sc
lection was rendered by the school male
0uartette and n solo by Miss Linne Cur
tbs. Prayer was offered by the Rev. J. Q.
Angel followed by n song by the girls
sextctte and scripture reading by the Rev.
.E. NJ. II. Abbott. The son "fiow Mani
Fold Are Thy blessings" was sung ty the
Lesbtan puartettc Principal c. H. Drown
s-t1elivered the sermon from the text. "How
old men shall drear, dreams and your
young men shall see Visions taking for
his theme The Visions Of Life The
sermon consisted largely of cxhortations
and suggestions that cannot fail to he
helpful tn the young people. The sermon
was full Of interest to all and was listen
ed to with close attention. After prayer
and reading Of notices tho song Uphold
the Portals was sung by the chorus and
hymn by the congrs cation The bcne.
tiction was pronounced ~ the Rev. J. @
ANGEL and the large audience dispersed
"a music of n march by Mr.. Eurnham
Principal c. II. browne gave a class
dinner on Monday evening at Green
Mountain nm to the pupils of the higl,
school graduating class and the prize
speaking contestants After dinner
speeches and toasts were given, the
class president. p. A. Raymond. act
AnE as POSTMASTER. Vocal and instru-
mental music also helped to make the
occasion most enjoyable one
Mrs. Mckenzie returned last week
'Hrom Hardwick to care for DR.. Bige-
low. who is very low.-rhe steeple OF
Unity Church is receiving a coat OF
white paint Steeple Jack II. F
Nephrinth of Port Huron. Mich. with
an assistant is doing the work.-A
foot bridge has been built across the
river back Of Miles & McMahon's store
connecting with the base ball grounds
in IL. f. Straw's meadow.-Miss Lizzie
Churchill Of Elmore was the guest OF
Miss Viola Russell over Sunday.-Mrs
r. J. Smalley gave a party in honor
Of the fifth birthday of her son, Rob
ert, to a company OF his little friends
HYDE PARK.
The case Of the Art League of New
York VS.. II. ~ Gray of Cambridge. heard
in Lamoille county court was decided ir
favor of the defendant. The next ease
called was NJ. kanosky of Morrsvlls
US. l.. D. Miles of Newport. Kanosky
sues Miles, the sheriff of Orleans county
For unlawfully selling some property t.
ratisfy chattel mortgage. kanosky
claims that the mortgage was paid. Law
yers for plaintiff. Hubbard. Billiard anc
Hendee: for defendant, Redbond anC
Miles. The grand jurors completed the
duties Thursday and were dismissed.