The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03
MONTPELIER
Commencement at the Seminary Starts
Sunday,

The annual commencement program 70
Montpelier seminary, beginning Sunda,
morning with the sermon for the grad
uating class in Trinity church is as fol
lows:
Sunday. June 0. 1880 n. m.--Bacca
laureate sermon, Trinity church, Presi
dent William Arnold Shanklin, ID. d., o
Wesleyan university. At 4 o'clock p. m.
yesper service on campus, Rev. Stanley
Il. Bloomfield, B. d.
Monday, s p. m.--Commencement con
cert in chapel. From a until 6 o'clock, re
ccption by president TO senior class.
| Tuesday, p. m.-Prize speaking.
Wednesday, $3.50 p. m.-Class cxer'
cises; 3 p. M, are exhibition and recep'
ton; $3.50 p. M, alumni dinner.
Thursday, $3.50 a. m,--Commencement
exercises, address by Hon. +. y. H. Gary
of Boston.
In addition to the program as given,
arrangements are being completed for a
baseball game between the school team
and the alumni. This will probably be
held Wednesday. The recitals which
usually occur during commencement week
were held this year during the month of
May, except one Tuesday evening by in
termediate pupils.
William Mckee returned yesterday
from three weeks trip in the interests
OF the American Fidelity Co.
Charles Moriarty was visitor in Bur
lington to- day. David Pattee of the fire
department also passed the day in the
Queen city.
In probate court Laurel Girard of Barre
has been appointed administrator of the
estate of John Mortimer, late of Barre
City. The viii Of Nathan Thayer, late
of Warren, has been presented for pro-
bate.
Miss Estella Crawford of the Middle
sex road is recovering nicely at Heaton
hospital from an operation performed
several days ago.
At the funeral of Miss Helen ]. Chase
Of Lowell. Mass, held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Amos Chase in West
Berlin, the following relatives acted as
bearers: Horace Johnston, Everett Chase,
Leon and 0lin Chase. There was pro-
fusion OF flowers from friends and rela-
tives in this city and vicinity and from
Lowell. Burial was in the family lot at
Roxbury.
Articles of association were fled to-
lay with the secretary of state by the
81. Adams Cooperative Creamery, Inc,
he concern being incorporated under No
al of the acts of 1915. The capital is
10000, with 400 shares and there are 20
all on an equal voting La
lis regardless of the number of shares
Il stock held. The incorporators are
rom st. Adams town and city, Georgia,
fairfax and Swanton.
A vault alarm system, said to be the
Irst of its kind is being installed by
at the National Life Insurance
o. and attracted considerable attention
o-day. The alarm resembled small
afe and is located on the outside of the {
nilding, being connected with the vault '
nd operated by electricity. Any tam
ering with the vault will result In an I
larm being given which will continue for
0 minutes or thereabouts and in very ]
enetrating. The work will occupy sew i
raj DAYS. C
Melvin Cooper. who has been passing t
ne past six months in West Berlin with a
alatives, left this morning for New Ha- 7
en-, Conn. where he has secured a posi- O
on with the Winchester company. Mr. I
copper was formerly connected with q 4
pringfeld, Mass, newspaper. i,