Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-18

! done In the parish and wishing him many
! more happy birthday anniversaries. The
guests included Fathers Kennedy of ST.
MarY's Cathedral Plamondon of St.
! Anthony's, Salmon Of Swanton, Total of
st, Michaels. Griffin Of East Albany,
! Leonard of Mddlebury and Crosby of
| TIardwick.
The graduation exercises began in ST.
Joaephs parish hall at two O'Clock in
the afternoon and the hall was filed to
capacity by the relatives and friends of
the graduates. The program was as fol-
lows:
SalutatorY Marie l.. Schneider
/ Address .......................Al Albert Hebert
Decentralization ........Albert Perreault
Rccitaton-Un Chagrin d'Enfant,
Clarence Thomas
thorus-Le Solell des Vacances.
Recitation-Pancratiu Eva Lariviere
Essay-IIistory ...............Francis Zeno
| Recitation-The Brave Fireman,
Alexander Lavallee
| Essay-Maids of France 49, Bertha Denis
semi-Chorus-Welcom Pretty Primrose.
Recitation-The Polish Boy,
Marie Lambert
Essay-Patrictism .........Arthur Robear
Recitation--La Rencontre.
Laura Painchaud
Recitation-The Bridal Wine-cup.
Irene DeGraffe
! Chorus-Les Glaneuses.
Valedictory ............... Clarence Seguin
The diplomas We're presented by Mon
signor Cloarec, who addressed the grad
uatnG class, giving a few words of advice
for the future. Fathers Kennedy. Plam-
ondon, Salmon and Total We're present.
Bishop Rice was not able to preside, as
was intended having been called to Ben
nington to attend the funeral of Father
| Schaefer.
| The class was made up of - boys and Is
Girls as follows Francis T. Boivin, Alex
ander L. Hammond, Albert A. Hebert,
Alexander j. Lqvallee, Leo ]. Martin,
George A. Perreault, Albert ]. Perreault
Leo G. Proulx, Arthur ]. Rohear Clarence
A. Seguin, Clarence II. Thomas Francis
L. Zeno Bertha c. DAMS, Irene L. De-
Giraffe. EVELYN NJ Fisher Della NJ. Gravel
Marie f. Lambert Helen Z. Lambert,
Antonctte G. Lanctot, Eva NJ. Larviere
Loretta l.. Leprond Evelyn A. Parent
Laura NJ. Painchaud, Emma l.. Pigeon,
Marie l.. Schneider.
The prize for general efficiency was
awarded to Clarence A. Seguin The prize
was a scholarship to St MichaelS College
and was the gift Of the Rev. +, NJ. Total
s. s. f. Two prizes were given for the
best scholars In French. They We're the
Gifts of Miss Lydia Lanou and Frederick
Pine of this city. The one for the girls
wa c von nv Jeura NJ painchaud and the
one for mo hovs went TO Arthur ]. Ro-
bear
jerome NJ. Cloarec was born at St. Sau-
veur, Brittany, France, June II, 1888. He
| was ordained nrtest in this CITY on July L.
1873 aud wac annointed nastor of St Jo-
senh's parish on August / 1871.
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class daE exercises Tor the Srauuat4hS
class OF 1914 OF MI 81 Mary Acaue'hS
were held yesterday AFTERNOON IN the rec
| rcatlon nan or the convent Inc 'Ner-
clSes yesterday were th' lrSt CLASS uaS
exercises to when the pohhc mas "eeh
admitted TO at the convent ana tHe pro-
foloWlns the opening SeIecll"n ny 81
Neceha's orchestra' MISS N"thleeh Mics
read the class history in which she traced
the three years OF nigh school WORK MISS
florence Narcotic rendered piano SOLO
Inc class prophecy by Miss Loretto Bra
non nrought forth peals OF laughter as
the character,stics OF the members or the
CLASS were Whlmsically oroug IT out Inc
duet which was Followed by the class
poem written ana rea1 D. Miss Dorothy
l'onahue as iolloWS'
When years roll by in time to come
Ana brlnE for us their JOY ana pam
Wen let our thoughts go roaming back
TO careless childhood's days again.
Dear Alma Mater, then we'll stand
Within thy friendly walls once more
Blest memories of hours long fled
Like chaplets beads, Wen tell them DER,
Before the affairs step We'll knecl
In convent chapel cool ana dim'
Where sweet as roses breadth viii steal
The hallowed spell beloved of old
And through mist of tears unshed,
taoh 'hoe ne souEIt 'ha' once met OURS
Sirco vain tho snorcb for n,o,,,, cana