Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-12

and Mrs. A. N. Camp OF Worthwhile at
aha organ. The Rev Lemuel Davis of
the congregational Church and the Rev.
A. Truman of Montpelier Seminary assist
ed In the service.-A farewell chapel serv-
ice was held at the high school room and
attended by the pupils of the high and
grammar school at nine O'Clock Monday
morning. Addresses were made by Prin-
cipal r. G.. Reynolds, Miss Barnum and
G. a. Barnum of the high school and A.
c. Oa<ee of the school board A pleas /
ant hour was passed In the singing of
familiar songs, with Miss Helen Morgan
at the piano.-Monday evening the annual
junior class play, Tho Prince Of Liars
was successfully given to crowded
house. Those taking part were: Mabel
Cleveland, Harry Russ, isabelle Smith, !
Elton Forbes, Cornell Riley Donald Nc
Mahon. Margaret Harris, Ramona Dun
bar and Elvira Gale, The production was
under the direction OF Principal Reynolds.
The class day program at the Palisades
Park at 2:So o'clock Tuesday afternoon
was as follows: Music, Tannhauser
March by the orchestra, master of cere-
monies, Earl c. Mayo; presidents ad-
dress, Charles c. Gale reply, Isabel c.
Smith, class of 1914; music, Ballet Egyp-
tan. orchestra; class prophecy, Mark II.
Ploof class history and address to fac
ulty, Bernice A. Lang; clarinet solo;
class poem. Tho Task" II. Bernce
Towne; presentation, Mary r. Moody,
class VIII, Roy d. Robinson: music ex-
cerpts from Faust" orchestra. Tuesday
evening the Junior class gave the
annual reception TO the senior class
at the Akeley Memorial building
William Hendry of Montpelier Seminary.
VINO supplies at the Methodist Episcopal
|, Church in Stowe, exchanged pulpits Sun
day with A. T. Freeman, another student,
who supplies at Middlesex.-A son was
born Monday, June 0, to Mr.. and Ms.
, Walter NJ. Adans.-Mr. and Mrs. f. r.
Downs OF Hardwlck were IN Stowe Sun
day.-ATr. and Mrs. ~ w. Leach of North
Hyde Park are passing commencement
week with their daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. LanF.-Dr. w. n
, Lang of Cambridge Is a visitor at G. j
Lang s.-Mrs. Lula Dunbar has returned
from Burlington, where she recently un.
derwent a surgical operation at the Mar,
. Fletcher hospital.-Amos Boardman o,
Woloott, who was IN Stowe Sunday, was
accompanied home Monday by Mrs
= Boardman's mother, Mrs. HANNAH
: Knight, who will visit them for twt
L weeks,--News has been received Of tn
n safe arrival of Mrs. c. f. NJ. Taber II
" England where she will pass the sum
S mer.-Invtatlons have been received b.
s Mr.. and Mrs. w a. Sears and othe
y relatives to the wedding OF r. II
Il Thomas and Miss Blanche Alice Pain
6 in Ludlow. Mass. Mr.. Thomas was
}. stowe boy, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
Is A Thomas Of Ludlow, for man
n years residents of Stowe.--H A. Thoma
N is recovering from a recent operation
1t District Superintendent ". 3. Duke
lie shire of ST Adams will hold a pos
lie poned quarterly conference at the Mott
n. Icdist Episcopal Church at two o'cloc
IN this afternoon.-At the regular meet
" ing of Mansfield Mountain Grang
" Saturday afternoon papers will be rea
tn in memory Of the deceased members {
n the grange and alco of Golden Grang
or the first grange instituted here.
,v The Stowe high school graduating ella:
or was favored with an ideal day for Il
no class day exercises, which We're success
I'd fully carried out at the Palisades Par
a. Tuesday afternoon. The audience gail
ba cred about the pavilion, and when
y lnQTCn began ny 1OuIIS OlticStIi lAc
NJ pupils Of the class came down the win'
q ing path from the south and took the
90 places on the slope above the paviio
"a. Earl c. Mayo was master Of ceremo
of es.-The following was the program fl
n the grammar school graduating exorcis
ia at the Akeley Memorial building at ,:
~ o'clock Wednesday afternoon Music, o
,w chestra; Invocation, the Rev. Lenu
ne Davis; salutatory Polly Marshall; ella
Ms poem, Nadine Boardman; class htstor
q Walter Morgan music, orchestra; recit
w. ton, Press on" Margaret Clevelan
At boys prophecy, Ruby Shaw; mus
ge Nadine Boardman, Kenneth Robinso
H. girls prophecy, Orlo Jenney; recitatto
"Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight" NJ
n lie Potter; music, orchestra; class wi
p. Raemon Slayton; recitation, THE V
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