Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-26
HINESBURG.

ne HTiubdIlh6 tIStb VI NilO
high school we're held at the town
hall Friday evening. with the follow
ing program: Invocation, the Rev.
b NJ Sawyer; grafton, Typical Am
erican Men" Robert william O'Brien,
salutatoTlan; Grafton. Evolution of
the Horse Felix Albert Jodoino; ora
ton, Effects of Aviation on Modern
Warfare Walker Taft Degree; essay,
The Influence of Journalism on Pub
lie Opinion" with valedictory address.
Marjorie Inez Cassidy; address. "Edu-
cation and the Spirit of the Age"
Prof. Evan Thomas. 3. S.. University
of Vermont; presentation of diplomas,
superintendent NJ. r. France. Music
was furnished by Romeo's orchestra
In department i, school No. s. taught
by Miss Bessie Weed, those not miss
ing a day for the term are
Alma Amour. Stena Goodrich,
Dorothy Mead, Florence Owen. Thad-
deus Holcomb. Roy Holcomb AMI Dam
lei White. Those missing one day are
May Bostwick, Mary Graham, Velma
Sears. Those who nave not missed Il
day the whole year are Dorothy Mead
and Daniel White.-Miss Mary Somers,
who was one of the graduates at the
grammar school. has not missed a day
during the year.-School No. 10, taught
by Margaret Mckenzie, had "A picnic
at Lake %Iroquois Friday.-Miss Matte
Mckenzie, who teaches in North Troy,
is at home for a vaCation-Miss Mary
Dow of Essex is spending a month
with relatives.-Mrs. Edward Lewis is
slowly improving from an operation
at the Fanny Allen hospital.-The in
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs, Ismael
Lav'gne has returned from the Fanny
Allen hospital, where an operation for
an abscess was performed a few
weeks ago-Miss Grace Barker Of the
Mary Fletcher hospital is at home for
a few weeks.-Vernon Dow of the
University of Vermont was Mt home
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Magee and daugh-
ter of Waterbury are visiting at Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Magee's. Miss Mamie
Magee Of Burlington is at home for a
few days.-Oliver Springer is slowly I'M
proving-Mr. and Mrs. c. J.. Clifford
and son, Allen. Of Brandon, were at ].
II. Aliens Sunday Mrs. j. II. Allen is
spending n week in Burlington and Bran
don-The high school had a picnic a,
Lake Iroquo!s Saturday.-Thc Rev. y. 3
Prlndle Of Burlington preached at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning ant
evening. He Will occupy the pulpit agar
next Sunday.-School No. s closed Friday
Pupils with perfect attendance We're
Fred Goodrich, Albert Armour, Henry
Atherton. Mary Donaly. Harry Donaly
Arthur Donaly, Marguerite Bissonett,
and Leo Bissonnett. Belle j. Cogans wa!
the teacher.-Miss Eta BroWnsOn of Bur
lineton was a guest of Miss Mary Dow
at Daniel Patrick's over Sunday.-Georg'
Monday for treatment.-A, b. Gilbert o
New York, formerly OF this town, and {
son OF the Rev. a. s. Gilbert, a forme.
pastor of the Baptist Church here, called
on friends here Monday.-T, j. McKenzi,
has had a telephone installed in his resi-
dcnce.
The Hope circle of Kings Daughter!
will entertain the Cleaners Circle o.
Huntington at the regular meeting Fri
day at the town hall.
School in District No. : closed FRIDAY
for the summer vacation. Those havini
no marks during the term We're: Mar
guerite, Marion and John McDonouEh
Madaline, William and Ralph Bissonette
Mildred and Miles Reynolds. Christina
aud Id.lla Lewis. clara Tromblay an
Alexander C~harbaneau. Miss Mary Dwye
was the teacher.