Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17

digestion at first. but soon went into
commissions and died in short time
Music hail was filled Friday
night for the graduation exercises. The
stage was decorated with the class
culors. The opening was by the Randolph
high school orchestra and the invocation
by the Pew. !. Harrison Thompson Miss
Esther +. Hutchinson gave the saluta-
tory and an essay followed. "A l}N-Product
of the War" by Miss Grace Douglas.
these two young ladies being of equal
rank in scholarship The class history
was given by Miss Ruth Scott followed
by another essay. by Mss MargorN Girls
void who took for her subject, My Bird
Corner" The class Grafton was by Dwight
l.. Adams, and the class ode composed
by Mhrion r. Batchclder was sung by
the class. pleasing essay was given
10y bora Brown on story Telling" The
! class prophecy was by Charles Bruce.
/ The presentation Of the class gift was
| by Dwight Adams, president of the class
of 1914. Miss Myrtle I|urridge followed
with the valedictorY. after which came
the presentation of diplomas. The ex-
rrciscs were followed by the commence
mcnt bail at the Dubois Il Gay hall,
! with Joys Singing orchestra furnishing
music.
, Mrs. Jennie clifford. VIII" had been i'll
with tubercular trouble for a long time.
/ died sunday afternoon at two O'Clock at
! her rooms on Park street. Mrs. CLIFFORD
/ developed the diseas" about a year ago
and was taken to pttsford, returning here
J in February. Since that time she had
+ been confined almost entirely to her bed.
| Mrs Jennie Jtwett clifford was born
In Hancock - years ago the daughter of
I Mr. ana Mrs. William clifford After her
marriage to Henry clifford Of Rochester
she became a reSiden, of that town.
! where they owned large farm. Mr. Gif
! ford's health having been somewhat inn
paired they sold the farm and came here
about sin wears ago, purchasing a house
ON the Highlands Five wears ago Mr..
clifford died. Mr.. clifford is survived by
one brother. Frank Jewett. two sisters.
Mrs \. f. Lamb and Mrs. Charles Gris-
void. both of this place: one daughter.
Mrs. Ellen Ellis of rittshcld. who has
been with her much of the TIM" and a
st"pson. William Clifford IF Hartford
Conn who was II son by Mr.. Gfford's
first wife. who was Mrs Gfford's sister.
The funeral services We're held Tuesday
morning at the home of Mrs. \. f.. Lamb
and the remains taken to Rochester for
interment in the family lot beside her hus
band The Rev. G f. crawford. the
pastor of the Methodist church. will Off
ciate.-Miss Marie Van Nalkenherg. who
has been in the millinery store of Mrs. j.
+. Tcwksbury. left Monday for Athol,
Mass Mrs. j. G. Wells returned sunday
after "A week in East Randolph with her
son, John Wells, and famV.-Mss Flor
ence Richardson. a teacher in RoYalton,
who was at home Saturday with her par
entS. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rich irdson. re-
turned sunday to resume her work. Miss
Doris Iattlmei returned Saturday to
Stockhiidgc to teach for two weeks after
the school had been closed ON account %
cas- Of smallpox at G1NsVille.-Miss
Ees sic stevens went to Norwich SHmGnN
to remain for time with her sister, Mrs
James M.nard. Miss Esther Stmcts ac-
icomraniod her aunt, Miss Stimets who
has been here from New Haven. Conn.
To rotsdam. ~ Y, Saturday. Misses
Ruth and Josephine Stimets have gone
into camp with friends at South Straf
ford for few days.-Mrs. Lucinda Cleve-
land will complete a successful year of
teaching in Bethel Friday and will he at
home for her vacation. Mr.. Dillon Of
Sunday with the remains of Miss Louise
Hood. who died at the home IF Mrs A.
T. Kendrick on Friday night after an ILL
ness of few hours. The body vas taker
to New York or brooklyn for intermeni
dwight Adams. who was graduated
from school Friday. went to Rochester
Monday to take a position in an office -
Miss I.enora Carlin of East Granville was
in Randolph Monday Among visitors in
town Monday was Mrs. iIazcn Hubbard
Of Granville and her daughter. Mrs
EoYCe. of Biughamton. y. Y.--MiSs Annie
Wood who has been teaching in ESSEX,
returned home Monday to pas the sum
mer with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs r.
Il, WOODLANDS. Fred Terry of Worcester,
Mass. came last week for short stay
and on her return will take her husband :
mother home with her to remain for 4
few months. Madam Terry l. now %
years of age and is very active for one so
old Mrs, George Hutchinson ana dauEh-
ter. Miss Helen returned last week from
liighgate where she went to see her nus
bands mother. who was recently Injured
by a fall The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
Hamilton and Miss Mabel Hamilton. who
have been at Woodstock with relatives
returned NloludA
Lucus Webb left Saturday fur Boston,
where he went to visit his son Lieut.
Dewitt Webb, and his daughter, Mrs
Mary Hollins Clinton Phillips has sold
his farm in Braintrce to Francis VntCn,
who will come from WilliamstoWn Mrs.
Martin Sinner of Biaintree was in town
Saturday to visit her father, y. II. Flint.
Miss Bessie Shepard, and brother Haskell
ellison. left Saturday for New Haven.
Conn, where Mrs. ellison went the middle
of June Mrs. Cora Scott Hutchinson Of
Springfield who mas been here since Mon
left Saturday for her home Mrs Carrie
ToWksbury and daughter. Miss Mary
Wksbury, left Saturday for Goffstown,
y. H., Miss Mabel Grard, another high
school assistant. went to her home in
Winsted, Conn. Saturday. and will not
return this fall.
Randolph will have a summer baseball
team this year. About sixty attended the
meeting for reorganizing the club and
T. T. Salisbury DR.. +, e. Angel, " y.
Morse, G. J. Stnckw"ll ana \. C. Buck
were chosen as directors. sixty dollars
from the receipts Of last year We're turned
over to the treasury and win be used in
| buying new uniforms fortheteam. y paper
guaranteeing tn" association from loss
has been literally signed. II. G. Haskins
catcher and captain of "a team At Mid
dlebury College, has been engaged as
catcher and coach, and a good pitcher