Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
ENOSBURG FALLS.


ENOSBURG FALLS.
Tho class day exercises on the school
campus Wednesday, June IL drew n
good crowd. The following program was
given intcrspcrsed with music by Kim
balls orchestra; Presidents address,
Wiiston class history, taustinc Demars;
class poem, Maurice Crossitt; essay,
Administrative Ability of Colonel
Cocktails" Alice Button; class will, Car
mi Galrow; class prophecy, Glare Towle;
essay, The Country Movement of To-
day" Flora Chaffee; tree Grafton, Harry
Jones Wednesday evening the gradua-
ton exercises Were held in Opera hall
at eight o'clock Kimbalrs orchestra
again furnished music The Invocation
was by the Rev. ". e. Douglass. The
address 10y President J. VI Thomas of Mid
dlcbury College was on "Everybody Should
Live at His Best" and opportunity
waits on Preparation" The members Of
the class have not all decided in regard
to the future, Jones and Garrow and
Miss Button expect to enter college. Miss
Chaffee will probably teach Mr.. Wris-
ton left Thursday for Old Orchard,
where he has a position In a summer
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Anna Berry. Tho hrida1. Marty includirr
tho maid Of honor and tho hoe, man
left for an autonobiI, trim ia >ro,troa1
on their return they will maxi, tbcir
home in AIolrisvlIlc where tba Groom is
employed in Waito's grocery store. Thov
will bc at home after July THE annual
grade entertainment and ninth grade
graduation exercises were held in tho
opera hall Thursday evening Every
ticket was disposed of five DAYS before
the event The high grade was fully
maintained this year. The several num-
bera were carried through in manner
to win unstintcd applause. Seven re-
cciVcd certificates Of graduation.--Prin
cipal Estcn left Friday for Atinc, where
no VIII he the steward at the Bay Of
Naples Inn for tho seventh consecutive
season.
inc BAN game Friday afternoon be-
tween the alumni and high school was a
pitchers battle and resulted in a score
of to l in favor of the alumni.-The
last of the functions of commencement
week came Friday evening. when the
alumni reunion and banquet was held in
Perley nall The banquet was served by
the Ladies' Village Improvement society
I"''""'" 10y So'IaI uihe ana dance IN
roreS'ers nan ABOUT ~ members were
present me members OF the recently
GRADUATED class were elected to member
snip ana welcomed in by +. II. Ovitt,
reply being made by Harry Jones. The
newly elected officers are: President,
q. F. Sayles; secretary-treasurer, Miss
Mae Klmball; executive committee NJ. A.
Aseltine and Ethel Derby-Dr and Mrs.