Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-16
CHITTENDEN
W1NOOsKI.

William King OF Troop II, 10th cavalry,
wero placed in Chittenden county Jail as
tho result Of n fracas at the home Of the
former on West lane Thursday evening
King became angered at Pate and stabbed
him in the neck with q pocket knife. Pate
ran into the woodshed ana hurled stick
of wood through the window, smashing q
lamp which King was carrying. King
then turned on his wife, who Is a Fiji
pino, and inflicted n slight wound In her
neck. Both men then continued their
scrap in tho street where the police
found them. Officer Wardwell arrested
Pate and then with the assistance Of ON
Ger St Amour placed King behind the
bars. Later the pair were taken TO Bur
lington. 1t was found that Pate had a
cut about two inches long on the right
side OF his neck.
The high school students gave n re-
ccption to tho members of the graduating
class at Corporation hall Thursday even
ming. The following program was render
ed
Orchestra: vocal solo. King Of the
Vikings Am l." Erwin Thomas; recita-
ton. Mrs. Piper" Madeline Taylor;
piano solo. waltz" Grace Chester; vocal
solo. Garden OF Dreams Rose Potyin;
orchestra; recitation. Mr. Smigsles at a
Public Dinner" John Snyder; piano solo,
"Eliins Dance" Grace Macarthur; quar-
tot, Glover Blossoms; vocal solo, "Lull-
ahy," Anna Deadly; recitation. "Three
Gifts" Marion Blgwood; vocal solo. "By
the Light of The Silvcry Moon. Thomas
Ilileen; quartet, Put on Your Old Gray
Bonnet" orchestra. The stage was bcauti-
fully decorated with the class colors,
green and white, and ferns and snowballs.
over the stage two large national flags
formed draporiee and red, white and blue
lights also were In the scheme of de-
coration The Berkshire orchestra fur
nished music Following are the several
committees. who had the reception in
charge: Introduction. Arthur Finniean.
Maynard Paige and Walter Iiardacro
refreshments. Thomas Hardacre, Miss
Grace Macarthur and Miss Elsie Fiske.
entertainments John snyder. Miss Grace
Chester ana Miss Marion Biswood; in
vitation. Christopher Merrill. William Al
lard and Miss Mary McCireevy; reception.
Prin. George r.. stackrole, SupL Henry
Conlin and Miss Maud Mulqueen and the
members of the graduating class.
The graduating exercises of the Win
ooski srammer school were held Thurs
day afternoon in Corporation hall at half
past two o'clock with the following pro-
gram:
Overture, Sweet Sicily" Frank Grey;
chorus, "Old Glory" G. Edgar Oliver;
recitation The Beacon Light" Gilbert
Arthur Pratt; recitation. Rodney's
Ride" Joey Aaron Kenney; chorus.
Sweet and Low" J. Barney; recitation.
Marco Bozzaris," Alphonsc ]. Foisy;
recitation. Kentucky Belle" Irene Mary
Devino; recitation, The Man Without a
| Country" Charles Norbert Vilmaire:
chorus, "l7lower Song" George f. Oliver;
recitation, "Engincer ronnor's Son. ''
Charles Claude Fitzgerald. recitation,
The Green Mountain Justice" Earl Ray
| mond Benedict; orchestra. DAY Dreams"
j. y. Lampe: recitation. "A Welsh Class
ic.' Frances Enoa Turner; recitation,
tom. the Hero" Burke Lincoln Big
! wood, chorus. And a Little child Shall
Lead Them" recitation. the Newshoy. %
| Esther Mary Holden; recitation, The
Mysterious Quest" Harold Shae Alien
chorus star of Evening"" orchestra
Molly Lee" Theodore Morse; conferrina
of certificates. Henry Conlin. superinten-
dent. music berkshire orchestra
Tho graduates are Irene Mary Devino
Charles Robert Vllmalre, joey Aaror
| Kenney, Frances Enola Turner, Ear
Raymond benedict, Alphonse JOSEPH
Fosy, Harold shae Allen, Esther Mary
| Holden, Burke Lincoln Bigwood. Charles
Claude FITZGERALD. Gilbert Arthur Pratt
! The graduating exercises of the Win.