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

The remains of the late Guy Ripley
arrived Monday afternoon and were
taken to the home of his grandparents,
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Brown, at whose
house the funeral was held Tuesday aft
ernoon at two o'clock. The latest in
formation indicated that the young man
boarded a freight train which left here
between T. and one o'clock Sunday
morning, When the train passed through
Bethel it is said that parties saw some
body riding between the cars and re-
marked that ii was a dangerous place,
but nothing has been positively ascer-
tained. The young man had been with
out father or mother since he was a
very small child and had been cared for
by his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown.-Miss Gahree Of Montpelier,
who was with her sister Mrs.
Elton Briggs, over Sunday, returned
home Monday morning.-Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell of Granville We're in town Nom
dav.-Mrs Fred Ladue, who has been
with Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ladue, left
Monday for her home in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Williams and child
came from New Haven, Conn, the first
of the week and will pass their vacation
here with Mr. Williams's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Jehiel Williams-Mrs j. ".
/ King of Worcester Mass, who has been
the guest of Mrs. G. D. Sanborn since
last Thursday, left Monday for her home.
The Misses Maud Johnston and Lucin-
da Howard We're in Montpelier over
Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs P. J.
Rlanchard-A son was born June l. to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morton. The child.
/ ho a,,Jc Of
ton and Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Hubbard &C
this place, was given the name of Rich
ard Hubbard Morton.-Miss Mildred Bal
lard, the guest of Mrs Ellen Lattimer
and her daughter since last Thursday,
went to St. Adams Sundav.-Mrs. Charles
Palmer went to Newport, n. H., Mon
| day for two weeks stay with her
| mother and on her return she and Mr..
Palmer will go to the home of V. I.
! Spear to remain through the summer
Mrs. Mark Morse left Monday for tho
| home of her parents in Grafton, where
she will attend the graduation of her
| brother and remain with her parents tina
rest of the month.-Miss Dora Brown.
who has been in school for the last three
| years, went Monday to STAFFORD, where
she will pass the vacation, She expects
TO return here on the opening of the
school year in the fall and will enter the
teacher training class.-The marriage OF
John Therrien of Fish Hill and Miss
Aurelia I.avallee of Brookfield was solem-
nized at eight O'Clock Monday morning.
in the Catholic Church, the Rev. Father
NJ. s. O'Donnell officiating
Music hall was filled to its capacity
Thursday evening for the final exercises
of the graduating class, which numbers
90 the largest class except one in the his
tory of the high school This was the SSrd
commencement. The invocation was by
the Rev. G. f. Crawford, and the saluta-
tory by Miss Clara Mayo. followed by an
essay, "A Land of Tomorrow by Miss
| Hazel Carpenter. The class history was
given by Miss Emma Flint and Miss
Christie Luce gave an interesting paper on
| Teacher Training Courses in Vermont"
The class Grafton was given by the presi-
dent Cyril Angel, and The Gifts to the
Glass" was written and given by Miss
Pearl Emerson. Miss Lettie Evans gave
the class poem and Elton Stevens the class
prophecy The presentation Of a book
case to be used in the library of the
school building vas made by the presiden.
Of the class, the response being by Dwight
Miss Esther Ham gave the valedictory,
after which Principal E. G. Ham gave
| short address to the class and presented
the diplomas Following the exercises
the graduation ball was held in Dubois
& Gays hall with the Music hall orchestra
furnishing music.
Mrs. Roy Neville of Concord y. H..
has been here for several days, the guest
of her mother Mrs A. G. Putnam.-Miss
| Grace Rowe, who has been here for \
| year in the teacher training class, went
| to Bethel after having graduated Thurs
day-Miss Josephine Lamb, who has
been guest of her aunt Mrs. r. II.
| Slack, left Saturday for Pittsiield,-Tha
baseball team here net the team from
| the agricultural school at the Center Sat
urday in a game which resulted in
victory for the latter, the score being
| to In favor of the Center boys.-Ahs.
II. A. Leonard. Miss Florence Hobart and
Miss Hood. the teacher. went to East
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