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

| MUG dIpGltcI, Cyril lNlCHole <tHBtll, ELI
gabeth Esther Beard, Elton Eugene Stew
ems. Doris Carolyn Lattimer, Albert Nor
rs salisbury and ELI Emma Durkee.
The graduating exercises will be held In
Music hall Friday evening at S;l5. The
following will take part: Salutatory. Fran
ces L. Hebard; essay, Molie c. Putnam
class history, Fleda II. Martin; essay
Elsie NJ Dibble; class Grafton. Fred r.
Goodwin; essay, Bessie Il. Wheatley
class poem, Fannie NJ. Harrington; class
prophecy, Roy l.. Johnson; presentation
of class gift to the school, Raymond a.
Briggs, president OF the class of 1913; re-
sponse Cyril ~ Angel, president of the
class of 1914; valedictory, Mary c. Bur
ridge. The class roll is as follows. Latin
course, Raymond Alonzo Briggs, Mary
Christine Burridge, Susan Beatrice Bur
ridge. Mildred Grace Danyow, Jessie
Gladys Fisk, Fred Phillips Goodwin, Or
ris Edna McAllister, Fleda Harriet Mar
tin, Marion Elsie Osgood and Beatrice
Jones Pinney; English course Hazel
Belle Danyow. Edward James Eldredge,
Fannie Moseley Harrington. Frances Ella
Alice Hebard and Roy Luther Johnson;
teacher training course, Sadie Larissa
royce. Elsie Mae Dibbell. Margaret Isa
bel Loan, Ethel Marynda Mayo, Marion
Mildred Mayo, Mollie Chambern Put
man, Bessie Elizabeth Wheatley Ruth
Harriet Wheeler, Elmina White Alice
Belle Williams The commencement ball
will follow the exercises and will be held
In the assembly room of the high school
buildlng.-Children's day was observed at
Bethany Church Sunday morning A
program, entitled Summers Glory" was
given by the young members of the
church and congregation.-Mrs Ellen
Huntington. who has been In Burlington
for a week, returned Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs John Udal and children of Roches-
ter were over-Sunday guests at T.. y.
Wardner s.-Mrs. Dora Tredo left Satur-
day for several days IN White River
Junction and vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Brooks went to Montpelier Sat
urday to visit Mrs. Brookss parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Martn.-NIiss Nettye Rob-
bins, who has been with her mother,
Mrs. Cora Robbins, has returned to the
Westfield, Mass, normal school.--The
Rev. and Mrs. q. II. Day have gone to
Winoosh and Malone, n. Y, for two
weeks.-The associate members of L. 5.
Grant Post. No. &c, G. y. r., have elected
the following officers: President w. H.
Gladdng; vice-president, c. ]. Stock
well; secretary and treasurer, J. c. Sher-
burne marshal, l.. S. Brigham.-Mrs.
Pearl Chamberin, who has been with
her mother, Mrs Rose Coolidge, left
Saturday.--Mrs. William Obder of Hart
ford Conn, and Mrs. Arthur Robinson
of Natick, Mass, are passing some time
with their sister. Mrs. c. II. Hollis.-A
golf club has been formed to be known
as the Montague Golf club, which will
use the links back of the Iimball resi-
dence. The officers are: President +. H.
Joslyn; vice-presdent, f. a. Thomas;
secretary and treasurer, w. s. Crane.
Miss Lucy Richards went to West
Hartford Monday for few days with
her sister-Nrs. Lucinda Cleveland, Mrs.
Eugene Holman, Mrs Fish and Mrs
Dean went to Rutland Monday to be
present at the State meeting of the
Woman's Relief Corps. George Allen took
1.-THE party over the mountain in his au-
tomobile.-News has been received of the
birth of a son. Wallace Leo, on June
, 6, 70 the Rev. and Mrs j. W Chesbro
ICf Bellows Falls. Mr. Chesbro was the
former pastor of the Federated Church
Ihere.-Clarence Hodges of Schenectady,
n. Y, was an over-Sunday visitor here
; with his family at the home of Miss
Mary DuBois.-Mss Anna Coughlin ar
rived from Barnard Monday. after hav-
ing passed two weeks there.-The Ran
doph high school team went to North
field Monday to play with the high
school In a game of baseball.-NIr. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Stimets and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
= j. Stockwell, whose wedding annlver-
2 saries fall on the same day. celebrated
= their 10th anniversary Sunday by an au-
? tomobile trip to Fairlee and home by the
3 way of White River Junction, covering
a distance of lis miles.-Ernest Cardell
! of Lowell, Mass, was an over-SundaY
( guest Of Mrs. f. II. Banister--Mrs.
Fred Webster and children, who have
been here several days, left Sunday night
for her home.-Ars, Lewis Williams of
, Bethel is passing several days with Mrs.
= Martha Williams and her mother, Mrs.
f l.. A. Jerd.--Cieorge Pride left Monday
to assume his position al the pumping
station In Bethel.-E. A. Shattuck has
: been i'll for several days with n stom-
l lach trouble.-F II. I<etchum, who is en-
4 gagged In electrical work in Rochester.
5 was in town over Sunday, returning to
resume work Monday morning.-A county
{ Sunday school convention Is to be held
in this village on the Goth, the morn
ing sessions being held with the Federat
- ed Church and the evening with Bethany
George Pember of Randolph Center
, died Monday morning after an extended
illness due in part to his advanced age
, The address of the Rev. Guy Crawford
before the graduating class Sunday
night in Music hall was interesting and
enjoyed by large audience. His theme
was the Inspiration of a Purpose" Miss
Wendemuth, the music teacher OF the
school, gave two selections and the
choir from the school sang an anthem
Nelson Udall has rented the corner
room in the Cushman block and win
= soon open a jewelry store.
Mrs Orson Woodcock arrived from
Plainfield Tuesday and while in town will
= be at Mrs Pitkin's.-Mr. and Mrs Fabien
, George of Morrisville came Tuesday to be
the guests of II. c. Gilbert and to attend
= the funeral of George Pember at Ran
tiolph Center.-Julian Grow of Urbana.
, Ohio, is in town the guest of his sister
Mrs. L. A. Russlow, where he is to pass
several weeks-Richard Grant, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs V. A. Grant, now living in
Boston, was among the business arrivals
a here Monday.-Mss Alyce Buck gave a
luncheon for 10 OF her friends in honor
= of Miss Esther Hubbard, who is soon to
be married.-Fred Terry of Worcester,