The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-29
PLAINFIELD.
Graduation Of First cias from Plaintield
High School.

High School.
! The graduating exercises of Plainfeld
high school were held Friday evening at
the opera house. A large gathering of
parents and friends was present. The
hall was prettiiy. decorated in green and
white, the class colprs. The class motto,
mo Victory Without Labor" tastefully
made of flowers and ferns, was suspend
ed above the platform. The young PEG.
pie gave their essays and orations in an
able and interesting maner PlainfeId
may well be proud OF the first gradual.
ing class to go forth from the hign
school. Those who graduated were Rob
ert Ross Gale, Mark Perkins Morse,
Delta Caroline Perkins, Evelyn Mary
Perry, Bessie Marion Flood, Madella
Shorey and Bessie Shorey.
Program; Overture, yiyiane, Bennett,
orchestra; prayer; address OF welcome
and essay, Japan as World Power"
Madella Shorey; grafton, "yermont's Con.
tributions to the Nation r. Ross Gale;
waltz, In the Fragrant Grove zhotf, or.
cnestra; essay, Paul Revere" Delta
Perkins; essay, Girls Who Became Fam
ous," Evelyn Perry; class prophecy,
Mark Morse; mazurka, Moon Winks.
Stevens, orchestra; essay, Literature
OF the South" Bessie Shorey; essay with
valedietory, The Importance of Spec
ialty," Bessie Flood; class hymn; pres
entation OF diplomas; caprice, Dance of
the Honey Bees, Cate, orchestra.
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Guy Bemis, Win Giidden, Frank Wood.
cock and Raymond Martin spent Sunday
at Groton pond.
Hiram Bushey has moved his family
to the Maxheld farm on Maple hill.
Mrs. Grifiths and daughter, Gladys,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Mont.
pelier.
Walter Whitehill of Groton is at work
for Z. 9. Baldwin.
Col. A. G. Brown and Carl Sweeney
OF Montpelier will give an illustrated
lecture Tuesday evening at the Congre.
gational church, ON the Panama canal,
Harry Parks was in Burlington the
last OF the week on business.
Mrs. Carlyle Goodrich is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Hoyt, in Hard.
wick.
Henry Prescott of Manchester, N. H.,
is spending few days with his brother,
William
Children's night was observed at the
Grange Thursday. A large number were
present to listen TO the various songs
and selections given by the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bancroft of
Pawtucket, R. l., are visiting relatives
in town.
Mrs. Henry Lettus and child aud Miss
Nellie La Mont OF Leominster, Mass, are
spending few weeks at John Shorey's
Fri Whitcomb and Mrs Mary Farley
were united in marriage Saturday even
ing at the home OF William Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyee of Cabot
spent Friday at Guy Bemis' home
Leon Page and Hugh Bemis of Barre
visited relatives in town this week.
Mrs. Gardner Spencer of st. Jobnsbury
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas Willis, for few weeks
Miss Alice Shorey returned from a few
weeks visit in Boston Thursday.
Mrs Bean Of Boston is spending
few days at +. G. Farnham's.
Miss Ethel Colby was home from her
school in Berlin Wednesday to attend |
the Cate-Bemis wedding.
Miss Edith Huntoon OF Montpelier
was in town Friday to visit her mother
Rev. and Mrs. Perrin B. Fisk were in
Greensboro a few days this week.
A Republican caucus will be held on
Thursday evening July ID, at the town
hail.
Mrs. L. c. Baldwin and Mrs. Viola
Bemis were in Barre saturday
Mrs. Herbert Gale narrowly escaped +
serious injury Friday afternoon when
her horse became upmanageable, throw
ing her from the carriage and dragging
Der little way. Mrs. Gale was badly
shaken and somewhat bruised.
NJ. L. Beckley of Marsh6eld was in
town Saturday.