Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-11

is entertaining her cousin. Miss Cora
Livingstone Cadwalader Of Philadelphia.
Tuesday evening Prin. E. @, Ham VIII
give a reception to the graduating class.
Mrs. J. d. Wheeler of Maiden, Mass,
is the guest of Judge and Mrs Rowcll,
to remain till she goes to her camp In
Greensboro.-M Claude Lockin of st.
Adams is passing several days with Mrs.
Locklins father. f. A. Forth.
Mrs. w. b. Wall and daughter, Mrs.
Lucic Wall Beekman, have arrived from
a trip abroad which has covered several
months and the Wall residence Is again
open for the summer.-Mrs. j. II. Lam
son and daughter. Miss Mary Lamson.
who have been in Florida, have arrived
home and are again at their School
street home.-Mrs. Henry Fits and
daughter. Mrs. Annie Marshall, and
children, who have been in California for
the last year and half have returned
to remain permanently.-Th Rev. J. w.
Atkinson, a Sunday school worker in the
Methodist denomination addressed the
Sunday school at that church Sunday
A good number of the Masonic frater-
nifty ana 81 laOlcS from tne Eastern SldT
attended the morning service at Bethany
Church Sunday and listened to an adj
dress given by the Rev. Fraser Metzger
Principal and Mrs. e. G. Ham gave n
reception at their home on South Main
street Monday night to the graduating
class, &c of the 90 members of the class be-
ing present, with Miss Clarke, teacher of
the teacher training department, and Miss
Josephine Dana, Miss Girard and Miss
Minis, assistant teachers In the high
school A cake marked r. II. S, was cut
by the president of the class, Cyril Angel,
during the serving of the refreshments
Nearly all the work of the school year is
completed in the high and graded
schools. Tho graduating class will have
It's exercises Thursday evening. Nearly
all the teacher training pupils are to
teach the coming fall seasons. and the fol-
lowing will take up a college course:
Esther Louise Ham. at simmons or Smith
Cyril Nichols Angel at Dartmouth; Clara
Eliza Mayo at Middlebury; Helen Gay
Blanchard at Smith: Lettie Evelyn Evans
at Middlehury: Emma Mathilde Flint at
Middlebury; Mary Ella Priest at Albany
Business College; Wayne Ebert Clafin
at State University Of Washington.
George Godfrey Scott at the University
of Vermont; John Ralph Spauldlng, Elton
Eugene Stevens and Walter Henry
Wheatley, no college selected. Raymond
Briggs class Of 10, will enter the Tniver-
sity of Vermont this fall, and Tracey
Peycke, class H. will 90 TO Carleton
College. Mortified, Minn.-Mr. and Mrs,
Richard Osha were In Hancock Tuesday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Osha' S
father, Mr.. Wilson.-George Hutchinson
brought his mother. Madam Hutchinson,
from Springfield. Mass, Tuesday night to
remain for an indefinite time with her
daughter, Mrs. Carpenter Mrs. Hutchn-
son, who is an old resident here, has not
been able to walk since she received an in
jury last winter by a fall. and Is confined
to her wheel chair. George Hutchinson,
her son, has sold his business in Spring
field Mass, and expects to go West
Mrs. Howard Dodge of Worcester arrived
Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. F.
L. Connor.-Mrs. James Oney went To
Bethel Wednesday for "A short stay with
her daughter. Mrs Thomas Bridges.-Mrs
Pearl Rumrill and son, Merton, have come
from Concord y. H.. for a vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dickerman.-Mr and
Mrs. I. S. Chase went to Shelburne Falls
Mass Monday to spend two weeks witt
| the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds-Mrs
Susan Parks Of Plainfeld has come for a
| several weeks stay with her sister Mrs
| Perkins.-Mrs Kate Spooner Henry. who
has been in Troy. y. Y, for severa
months, has come to pass the summer
| with her parents, hoping that the change
| will improve her hcalth.--Mrs. Woodwork
and son, Rollin Woodwork, OF Montpelier
| who spent Sunday in town, the guests o.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Woodwork, returned to Mont
peier Monday.-MisS Grace Bayne o.
! Barre, who was the guest Of Rev. anc
| Mrs Crawford over Sunday, left FOL
Barre Monday.-Sherman Moulton of Bur
! inGton Joined his family here Tuesday
for few days at the home of his parents
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Moulton.-Capt. Henry
Wires expects to leave soon for Swamp
scott, Mass. where he will pass the sum
mer with his daughter, Mrs Berth;
Thompson.-The graduating class wen
Monday for their class ride, the auto
| mobiles of f. r. Salisbury. DR.. G. w
Scott, Mr., Emerson and Mr. Heath of tn
| Center, Walter Clifford of East Randolph
| +. I. Clafln and DIR. Angel taking tn
party for a 100 mile drive. Most OF tn
class went to Woodstock, White River
! Hanover N H., and home by the way o
| Royalton.-Miss Jennie Bell of Valdez
arrived Tuesday for a few days with Mrs
| +. II. Mason.