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

diplomas to the following graduates:
Latin course, Nettle Estella Bryce, Myr-
tie Belle Rose Qrst honorsD; English
course, Villas Raleigh Burt, Ruby Flor
ence Derby, Orloff Wesley Holden, Jes-
sic Celeste Laney, Mildred Luna Libby,
Hazel Almna Tracy Roger Goodspeed
Pratt Second honors).
The following list Of teachers has been
engaged by the committee for the next
school year: r. S. Esten, Middlebury
IA, principal; Miss Emily Hurlburd,
Mount Holyoke, "A, first assistant; Miss
Helena Carpenter Middlebury, IA, second
assistant; Miss Mary squlres eight and
ninth grades; Miss Ardell Libby, sixth
and seventh grades; Miss Lena Narcotic.
fourth and fifth grades; Miss Ida Sykes.
second and third grades; Miss Maria
| Brady, fist grade.-Mrs. Stanley Sayles
has returned from Highgate, where she
accompanied her grand daughter, Miss
Ruth Green.-E. w. David is at his home
IN Philadelphia a few days to attend the
wedding of his brother.-T.ee Brown Of
, Boston is in town.-Mark Hubbcll of
| Lyndonvile Agricultural School, who
was III town few days. played with
the alumni against the high school Fri
day. This game is one of the features
of commencement week. The score this
year was 8 to in favor of the high
school-At the earnest request OF many
of the 300 who could not procure tickets
| to the grade entertainment Thursday
evening 1t was repeated in Opera hall
| Saturday evening to a good sized
audience.-The alumni banquet was SER
we'd in Perley's hall Friday evening by
the ladies of the Village Improvement
| society. EightYfve alumni were pres
ent. o. NJ Jeffords, president. was mas
ter of ceremonies and gave n welcome
to the new members, which was respond
ed to by Roger G. Pratt, class president.
f. J. Tyler also made some remarks
Music was furnished by Kimbalrs orches
ira, which also furnished the music fon
dancing in Forcsters hall following tn,
banquet The new officers of the as
ISOLATION are: T II. Ovitt, presidents
Mrs. Earl Cassidy, sccrctary-treasurerl
Mrs. j. y. Harvey and Miss Ruth Drap-
er, executive committee.-Mrs H. G.
Hadd returned to her home here Satur-
day after a few weeks in South Bend,
Ind, near which city Mr.. Hadd's work
called him. Mr. Hadd. who accompanied
his wife, will remain here about a week.
M. p. Perley and son, j. X. Perley,
went to Newport Saturday and returned
with the car which was damag ed very
slightly in an accident a week before
%. Merrill returned Saturday from Bos-
ton. where he had been attending tho
commencement exercises of Boston Uni
versity. of which institution he is a
trustee.-The annual meeting of the Cow
Testing association will be held Thurs
day with j *. Montague. There will be
a basket picnic. 1t is expected that 7
H. Moran. state organizer and ThomaA
Bradley. in charge of university extern
sion work, will be present. Coffee and
ice cream will be furnished by the host
free.-Ernest Lewis of St. Adams was
in town Sunday.--The annual meeting of
the Womans Home Missionary society
was held with Mrs. f. J. Parmlee
Tuesday evening.-The Woman's Foreign
Missionary society met with Mrs
j. NJ. Jeffords Wednesday afternoon al
three o'clock. with Mrs. E. ]. Parmelee
as the leader.-Children's day is to be
observed in the Methodist Church Sun.
day. June 21.-Memorial day was OBJ
servel by the l. o. o. +. Sunday after
noon with exercises in their hall Music
was by the Rebekah Lodge. The Rev
delivered an appropriate address. after
which they marched to the cemetery and
decorated the graves of deceased men,
bers.-C. L. Mason and l.. H. Croft re-
turned Saturday from a fishing excursion
in New Hampshire. Among the trophies
brought back was an eight-pound salmon.
1t is expected that the memorial serv.
ice formerly conducted by the Metho.
i-t
bers will be revived this year after
lapse of two years.
a party consisting of NJ. A. Asetine. l..
(" Marsh, o. NJ. Jefferds, W. f. Mtiguy
and s. c. Towle left Monday for Connec-
ticut lakes. n H., on a fishing excursion
Howard Green of Highgate is visiting
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Sayles.-NIiss Mary Squires left Monday
for her home in Richmond accompanied
by Miss Katherine Lyons of WATERFOWL
Mass, who will pass a few days as her
euest.-J. Edgar Hires of Philadelphia is
spending a few days in town on business
connected with the Federal Packing com
pany.-A. ]. Caldwell left Monday night
for Maine after few days here.-Mrs. G.
+. Sayles left here Tuesday morning for
visit to her home in Waterbury. While
away she will attend commencement exer-
cises in Barre.-Clair Rublee has entered
the employ of NJ. =. Perley & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Andrews and son
have returned to their home in Williams.
town after visit in the home of F. r.
Derby-Miss W. Louise Kimban has re.
turned from Petersburg, Va. where She
is a musical instructor in the Southern
Female College. She will pass the vaca
ton with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Kimball-W. NJ. Towle of the Clark
son Technical Institute OF Potsdam.
\. Y. was In town Wednesday He /.
staying at his farm IN North sheldon
a. ". Isham has accepted position IN
the drug store of his brother, j.
1sham, in Burlington, where he will re-
move with his family later.-Mrs II. NJ.
McGregor and granddaughter have re-
weeks in the home OF Mrs. McGregors
daughter, Mrs. H NJ. Martin.-Mrs D.
q. Burleson of Berkshire was in town
Tuesday on her return from a weeks
stay at Sea Cliff, l. l., where she went
with Mr. Burleson, who remains for
treatment.-Miss Mildred Stevens of
Morrisville is visiting her aunt, Mrs F.
A. Gleed,-The Rev. w. E. Baker has re-
ceived unanimous call from the Bap-
list Church In Suncook, n H., to be-
come its pastor and has taken the mat
ter under conslderation.--NIrs. Chlos
Stanley and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stanley went to bakersfield Wednesday