Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15

between the eighth grade of stowe and
the Junior Baracas of Morrisville Sat-
urday afternoon resulted in a score Of 10
TO in favor OF Stowe.
The Junior class of Stowe high school
gave successful presentation of the
play, "Tommy's Wife" at the Akeley
Memorial auditorium Monday evening
The parts were well taken. Miss Helen
L. Brown Of Boston was In charge OF
the production and Miss Harriet Dalton
Coffin Of the dancing specialties The
parts were taken by Burton II. Harris,
Lou r. Ncaren, Carl NJ. Parker. Ramona
Dunbar, Isabel G.. Smith, Margaret NJ.
Harris. George Hale and Bernice Lang.
Those taking part in the rainbow ballet
were Alart Daigncnu. Gale Shaw. Carroll
George, Earl Mayo, Donald Mcmahon,
Cornell Riley and Fred Robinson. The
dance In act three was carried out bX
Messrs. Dunbar, Ncaren and Lang. on
Monday afternoon the Glass day exercises
were held In the school building with
Miss Ida Hart mistress Of ceremonies;
presidents address to the Junior class.
Miss Ruth Angel: reply, Carl M. Parker
Of the Junior class; class history, Miss
Mary StcSbins; Grafton, Benton Harris
of the Junior class; class prophecy. Misses
Lois Straw AMI Ruth Dunbar; class poem,
Miss Kate Robinson; toast 10 the faculty,
Miss Marion Pike; class will, Miss
Margaret Pike.-Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Busxell and Miss Annabel Buzzell re-
turned Monday from Burlington. whore
they were called by the illness and death
of Mrs. Buzzel's mother. Mrs. NJ. j.
Cheney Mrs. Buzzells sister. Mrs.
n,,rf nf o.
companled them home.--Mr.. Sarah
Weeks is passing the week at the home
of her son. w. w. Thomas. in Morris
ville.-Mrs. Fred Rand OF Laconia. y. H.,
visited her aunt. Mrs. Sarah Weeks Sun
day and Monday.A son was born sun
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gihhs.-Mrs
Henry Holt of Burlington is q ltest Mt
-Four Winds farm. the home of hor
mother, Mrs. C. F.. NJ. Taber.-Georg &c
Wakefield who Is visiting his son in
Swanton, met with serious accident
there He was assisting In building a
fence and was hit in the face by chip.
One eye was put out and the other one
injured.-The third and fourth degrees
were conferred upon Mr.. and Mrs. C. =.
Brown, Jr., the Rev. and Mrs T. r.
Crane. Charles Sargent. Mr.. and Mrs II.
A. Parsons. Misses Grace Ploof and
Mildred Warren and the fourth degree
upon A. r. Straw at the regular meet
ing of Mansfield Mountain Grange.
An interesting family gathering
was that at the homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Mayo Monday, when their
five daughters, four sons, a daughter-ln-
law and four of their seven grandchildren
celebrated with them the 36th anniver-
sary of their marriage. a large wedding
cake decorated with candles was a feat
uro of the dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo
were married June y, 1875. in Coventry,
Warwickshire, England, and came to
Brooklyn, n. Y, In 1883. In May, 1850,
they came TO Stowe where Mr.. Mayo has
since carried on a jewelry business.
Twelve children have been born to them,
one dying in England and two since they
lave lived In America. Those present
besides Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo were
Mrs c. L. Perven of Mortified, Mrs j
NJ. Downer and daughters, Nancy and
Euth, Of Troy. n Y, Mrs Ralph Gilman
and son, Mayo, of Melrose, Mass. Mrs
Fl. W. Fairbanks and son, Herbert. OF
Proctor, Miss Annie Mayo of Syracuse
University, n Y, Mr.. and Mrs. b. ]
Mayo, Wilhert Mayo Earl Mayo and
Theodore Mayo Of Stowe-There was d
large and interested audience at the AXE.
ley Memorial building Tuesday Afternoon
for the graduating exercises of the gram.
rlar school. Those taking part were
Donald Mcmahon, Ora Hutchins, Dwight
Ayers, Gertrude Ladd, Carroll George
| Albert Daigneau, Elvira Gale, Mildred
Gale and Edward Harris of the hiEl
school The class roll follows: Dwight
Roy Ayers Florence Mary Batchelder
Elmer Arthur Brown. Morris Freddie
Cleveland, Alard Edward Daigneau. FL.
vira Elizabeth Gale. Carroll Seavei
George, Harlan Howe Harris. Earle Mar
tin Kent1eld, Eva Elizabeth Magoon, Don.
aid Mansfield Mcmahon. Winona Mae
Parsons, Cornelius Lysander Robinson
Emmons Walter Sargent, Stanley Evans
Bailey. Elsie Ledore Brown. Anna Belle
Buzzel. Lydia Lorimer Culver, Stacy Otis
Daigneau, Mildred Elizabeth Gale. George
Albert Hale, Lueona Flavilla Hutchins
| Gertrude Eliza Ladd, Stanley Bruce Mar
tn, Ruth Myrtle McCuen. Marvin Cornell
| Riley, William Neal Roberts, Gale How
ard Shaw. Carroll william Wheeler.
Commencement exercises -. the senior
! class of Stowe high school We're carried
| cut last evening at the Akeley AIemoria
| building auditorium, which was filled t
its capacity. The program follows: Invo
| cation by the Rev A. G.. Cornwell; salu
| tory and essay, "The Second Aenid,
| Clara II. Dewey; music, orchestra; ora
| ton, Marc Antony" Ruth L. Collins
essay, Life of Savonarola" and valedic
| tory, Dora l.. Clevcland music orchcs
| ira; address to the class, the Rev w
parkyn Jackson of St. Alhans; music, or
chestra; presentation Of diplomas; march
| orchestra. The class roll follows: Ruth
Tidelia Angel Dora Elizabeth Cleveland
Ruth Leila Collins Ruth Alice Dunbar
Clara Huldah Dewey. vice-presldent. Id
Mae Hart Margaret Gates Pike Kat
| Frances Robinson, Mary Marie Stebbins
Lois Margaret Straw The event close,
the l1th annual commencement Of Stow
| high school with the exception of III
| alumni banquet and annual meeting to b
, held at the Green Mountain Inn T'rlda,
| evening. One OF the pleasanteet event
Of the week was the reception given a
| the Akeley Memorial building Tuesda,
| evening by the members of the tunio
| class to the graduating class Carl NJ
Parker, president Of the juniors. presided
among the speakers were Principal W
| Il. Douglass, President Ruth Angel O
| the senior class superintendent L. 7
| Cole, Senator A. A. Pike, G. o. Burt, Mis-
Louise Chaplin. C. l.. Mcmahon. A. II
| Cheney. A song by Miss Ramora Dunba
| accompanied by Mrs. w. II. Douglass
piano duet by Mrs Douglass ard Mrs.
l.. Stafford completed the program. TIL