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

yates are Jessie Catherine Adams, E's'o
L>eona Alger, Mark Trafton Angeii' ineH
Mary Ayers. Elma Isabelle Bailey, MARY
Jane Bailey, Blanche Sabra Bull Guy
Briggs Cary, Mabel l.. Cleveland, Henry
Harris Cobb, Mary Ella Cole, olive Lucius
Demeritt, Ramona Rachel Dunbar, EiZ-
abeth Jennie Fuller, Mark Emerson
Gibbs, Elva Myra Hayes, John Henry
Hosmer, Howard Rupert lang, Minnie
Jessenia Nagoon, Anna Almira McAllis-
ter Frank Nathaniel Pike. Mary ELIZA
Reed. Don Lyserndee Robinson. ldlah
Mae Shibut. Isabelle Charity Smith, We
Mia Anne Smith, Mildred Amanda war
rem. Ruth Myra Wells
There was large attendance at the
10th graduation exercises Of Stowe high
school last evening. when the Following
program was carried out Overture or
chestra; invocation, tho Rev. j. q. An
CELL; salutatory and reading. Angie Grout
Harris; chorus; address to the class.
! the Hon. Mason s. Stone, State superin-
tondent Of education: orchestra; valedic-
tory and theme, Hazel McCuen: presen-
tation OF diplomas. The entrance march
was led by little Miss Katherine Cole
The ushers were Mary Stebbins. Ruth
Dunbar. Ruth Collins. Clara Dewey
Thursday evening reception to tho
senior class and invited guests will he
given by the Junior class at .hc Akcley
memorial building auditorium and on Fri
day evening tho alumni banquet will he
| held at Green Mountain Inn. Tuesday
afternoon C. o. Burt gave the lady men,
| hers of the faculty an automobile ride to
Lake Lamoillc in Morrsvllle. Miss Mary
| Coto pf NO I..J IN bar
home In Morrisville Wednesday. Miss
Sadie Dodge leaves Friday for Tlinsdale,
n. H., and Miss Bernce Hall for White
River Junction Monday.-The members
Of the faculty. who will return In Sep
tcmber, are Principal W. n. Douglass.
Miss Bernice Hall, Miss Lola Billings and
Miss Susie Biselow.--C f. Eddy was
elected chairman and H. l.. Harris sccre-
| tary OF the republican caucus Tuesday
evening The following delegates We're
| elected to the state conventions G. +.
Eddy, II. G. Thomas, F. +. Smith dele
gates given power to choose their own
olternates. Delegates to tho district con-
vention. n. r. Raymond, J. l.. Stofford.
J. f. Houston; delegates given power TO
choose their own nlternatcs Delegates
to county convention. C. f.. Eddy. l.. l..
Harris, C. II. Chaplin, F. L. Smitn, j. f.
| Houston, A. D. Lang, J. L. Stofford, G
NJ Watts and II. r Pike; alternates, c.
| A. Riley, NJ II. Kaiser. r. G. Russell. O.
| II. Adams. A. w. Collins. T. c. Mills. y.
| Il. Barrows, NJ. c. Lovejoy and George
| W. Buzzell. The following town commit
| tee we're elected for the ensuing two
years: A. A. Pike. +. L. Smith and f.
| NJ Houston.-Funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. John q. Angel We'd
nesday afternoon for John Cary, whose
death occurred nj his home Monday. Tho
bearers were members of his family and
the burial was in River Bank cemetery
| Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur q. Belts have re-
| turned from Burlingt Ohm G. Mcmahon
| Of Burlington was visitor in Stowe
| Tuesday MIR. and Mrs. II. w. Billings
| and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gordon have re-
| turned from a few days in camp at Joe's
| pond, Morristown.-The subject of the
| Rev. A. G.. Cornwclrs sermon Sunday
| morning will he THE Transngured
| Christ."-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Wing
guests at Austin Gordon's for two weeks
have returned to St. Johnsbury.Chil-
dren's day exercises will he held at the
West Branch Church Sunday Afternoon
ot two n