Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-04


class history. Lena A. Kilburn; music;
class essay Esse l.. Smith; class poem,
Emma A. Blakcly; address to Undergrad
yates, James S. Rand; music; prcsenta-
ton essay and address, Stella l.. Morse.
response by Jackson II. Vail, 90; class
prophecy, Forts H. Abbott; music The
graduation exercises will be held in the
evening at eight o'clock as follows;
Music; essay, Rowland f.. Robinson. -
Della y. Kendall (salutatory rank y
GRAFTON, Success" Arthur l.. Galarneau:
essay, "Follics of Fashion," Winnfred
ture of the Alamo" Howard A. Drew
essay "The Message of the Flowers"
Ida T.. Byam: grafton. "A vermontcr's
Inheritance" Charles s. Howard; music.
essay. The Nibeungen Lied" Maude
]. Putnam: grafton. "The Conflict be-
tween Capital and Labor" Fred C.
Fisk: valedictory. Ella J. Brownell;
presentation Of diplomas Tho baccal-
rcat sermon will be delivered Sunday
evening in the Bethany Church by the
Rev, Mr.. Wells of the Center.
The class roll follows: Latin course.
Emma A. Blakely. Ella ]. Browncll, Lena
A. Kilburn. Maudc l. Putnam, Essie l..
course: Forts H. Abbott, Winnifrcd e.
Burrdse, Ida i. Byam. Howard A.
Drew. Fred c. Fisk. Arthur l.. Galar-
neau, Esther e. George. Charles s.
Howard. Della Il. Kendall Stella l..
Morse. James s. Rand.
Rubie NJ Miller graduated in 1907
English course) and having completed
tho four years Latin. receives a diploma
for the Latin course.
The body of Lucius Goodhart arrived
Monday night and was taken to his late
home where services were held YESTERDAY
morning at ten o'clock. MIR. Goodha IT 3
death occurred Saturday morning at the
age of 81 years in a Mineoa, l.. l., hos
pital, where he did not rally from an
operation for liver trouble with com
plications. Until about three months Mr.
Goodhart had been prominent citizen of
this place, living on a farm a few miles
distant from here. He married some
years ago Miss Mary. daughter of Sias
Chadwick of this place, who survives
him. He also leaves a father and step
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Goodhart Of
this place, and "a number of brothers
and sisters.
Mrs. Belle Dubois has been spending a
few days in Highgate.--A1's. Ella Phillips
has gone to Barre. where she has "A posi-
uon.-The three months quarantine for
dogs. trying TO prevent cases Of
hydropLobia developing, expired Tues
day and the CANNES are once more en-
joying their liberties. Principal and Mrs
+. G. Ham are To give a reception to
the seniors Of the local high school
this evening at their home on South
Main strcct-Thomas Connolly. ST.
left Tuesday for Boston, whore he was
joined by his daughter, Miss Mary, of
Washington, u. G., and they sailed
on the steamer Republic for a six weeks
absence in Ireland and England. Mr.
Connolly was accompanied as far as
North Hartland by his wife. who is TO
visit relatives there.-William Button.
while working around wagon Monday
damned his little finger so badly that
amputation was neccssary.-Mrs. Cha rles
Haywood and daughter, Mrs Jesse
Blodgett, are visiting in Norwich for a
few days.-Mrs. John d. Mitchell was
called to Bridgewatcr Tuesday by the
illness of relatives.-Miss Sarah A. Girls
void of Bratteboro is the guest of her
brother, Frank Griswold.-Nlrs. Ellen
Young is spending few weeks in Barre
and Williamstown.-The road that was
washed out some weeks ago near the
Frank Griswod place ..as been under
going repairs lately and for the first
time yesterday teams were able to use
ii.
The funeral Of Lucus Goodhart was
held yesterday morning at his ate
home. where assembled many friends and
relatives. The Rev. W. S Bradshaw
had charge of the services. and intermcnt
was made in South View cemetery. Those
who attended from out Of town were
Mr.. and MIS- James Keefe of Barre Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Goodhart of Water
bury. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Chadwick of
Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Chadwick of
Concord n. H.. Joseph Goodhart, Dart
mouth College, Hanover. and Carl Greene
of Glencove. L. 1.-The little school build
ing containing the first five grades was
closed yesterday morning for the re-
mainder of the term due to the develop
ment of two more cases OF scarlet fever
among the pupils. BY this precaution it is
hoped no more cases will appear. though
the exposure Is quite general. The home of
Charles Griswold Is being thoroughly
fumigated owing to Miss Eleanor Far
rand, the teacher, boarding there.-Mrs
John r. Spring, who was summoned here
by the sudden death Of her father j. u.
Denison, went to her home in Nashua
n. H., yesterday to prepare for her re-
turn here in about two weeks for the
summer.-Mrs Edward St. Lawrence has
gone for a weeks vacation in Ipswich
n. H.. and Providence, r. Mrs. j. f.
b,i
tanned by her aunt. Mrs. George Whitney
Mrs. Harry Corwin has returned to
Lowell, Mass, after visiting relatives
hcre-Mrs. Frank Fish is spending a
week with her brother, David Hatch, in
New York city.--Dr. F. c, Angel will
leave this morning for Montreal. where
he is to take a post graduate course in
surgery at McGill College.-F. f.,
Wyman has returned to Brattleboro,-C.
n. Mccall OF New York and Miss T. NJ.
Pierce of Springfield, Mass. are at Elm
cottage MIR, and Mrs. A. J. Curtis are
entertaining his sister Mrs l., w. Welch
or Grand Rapids, Mich.-Mrs. Abbie
Kimball has returned to Burlington.
Mrs. Fisher of Tcmpeton, Mass, has
been stopping with Mrs Jane Spear the
past two days before proceeding to
Brushton, n. Y.-Mrs. Walter Ketchum
Of Gaysville is at F. II. Ketchums for a
few days.--Mrs. J. b. Eldredge has been
at Lake Mitchell, Sharon. for the past
few days-Mrs. A. e. Kendrick was in
Burlington yesterday,-There were 16
tickets sold for the Mssisquoi park ex-
cursion yesterday
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