The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-23
MARSHFIELD
School Graduation was Carried Out Sue
cessfully-Serious Accident.

cessfully-Serious Accident.
The commencement exercises of Marsh
held high school were held in Pythian
nail Thursday evening and merited the
general applause which they received
from the large and enthusiastic audi
enoe present. The hall was tastefnlly
decorated in green and white the school
colors, with the motto, mon fnitum,
sed coeptum,' in maroon and silver gray,
the class colors. Each member wore II
white rose, which is the class fewer.
The following program was carried out
March, Wells orchestra; invocation, Rev.
&. ii. Chaplin; salutatory and essay,
starting in Life,r George Clark Nc
Crillis; recitation, Excelsior Ralph
| Martin Mears; recitation, "A Plea
Clara Bliss; vocal solo, Ruby Esther Da
visi essay, Our Forests" Ellery james
Lyndes; vocal solo, Amy Nadine Cam
eron; recitation, "Birds of Killingworth,"
Ruby Esther Davis; cornet solo, Clar.
cnce George Pitkin; recitation, "rhe
One Hoss Shay" Raymond Steven Gil
man; vocal solo, Marion Bertha Sharpe;
recitation "Betsey and | Are Out
Gladys Lillian Sulham; recitation, How
Betsey and Made Up" Amy Cameron;
INSTRUMENTAL solo, Gladys Lillian Sui
ham; recitation, "The Schooimaster's
Guests Marion Bertha Sharpe; vale.
dictory and essay, "Our Birds" Clarence
George Pitkn; presentation of diplomas,
Supt. J. NJ. Tebbetts; music, Wells or
chestra. The whole class sustained their
parts in a very pleasing manner and are
deserving OF much commendation. The
exercises as a whole reflected credit on
the ability of the various members OF
the class and also on the thorough, con
scientious work of the teacher, Mrs.
Della G. Saxby. Supt. Tebbetts, in his
brief, well-ehosen remarks to the class,
them on being the first
class to graduate from our approved
high school. The citizens of the town
may well feel gratiied that they have
an institution which accomplishes such |
good results for their young people
The ninth grade graduating exercises
were held in Pvthian hall on Friday |
night and also drew out large audi |
ence. A class of eight young people
presented a pleasing program of music
and Rotations in a very commendable
manner rejecting credit on all associ-
ited with the school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Dudley and daugh-
Ter, Ethel of New Haven. Conn. arrived
at Hotel Spencer for their
annual summer outing. They made the
rip by auto, accompanied by their ehauf
eur.
The ball game Thursday afternoon be-
ween the Cabot and Marshfied teams
vas the best Of the season, result
ng in n score OF 5 to ! il favor OF
he former
Miss Upper OF Rochester was the
,uest of Miss Ruby Davis Thursday
light
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Morse of Provi
ence. r. l., and George II. Morse of New
bedford, Mass, have arrived in town
nd are engaged in getting thNir re-
peration. They are stopping at the
iarsfified house for the present.
Frank Marshall and wife OF Montpelier
'ere in town Wednesday and Thurs /
ay, coming by auto. !
Mrs. W. c. Peck OF Woodbury. visit .
4 her sister, Mrs. Il. V. Spencer, re-
sntly.
Mrs. 0, C. Briggs. who has recently
nished a large contract with the b,
Co. at Bolton, has taken a contract I
, draw 100000 feet Of lumber from 3
ca ham to Lanesboro. {
As Mr. and Mrs L. d. Mute were [
turning from meeting of the East n
n Star at Cabot Friday night, pile
black dirt in the road Just below !,
C. Gould's residence, frightened the
,rse, causing him TO leap TO the side
the road. oyerturning the carriage. 2
Y masterful grip OF the reins, Mr.. "
ute threw the horse at the same time, Il
hieh prevented his running. He then "
cceeded in extrieating himself from 81
e carriage top and held the horse down
it'll an auto party including George r.
cCrilis, accompanied by his mother, !
RS. II. ID. MeCrillis, and Mrs. Alice .
sher. came to their rescue. Mrs. Mute,
40 was unconscious, was taken home
the auto and physician summoned, 70
len il was found that her collar bone ty
one rib were broken, besides bad W
uses about the head. Mr.. Mute e. Il
ped with no broken bones but his ii