Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-15

remains about the samc.-faImcr NJ. Bah
or Woburn, Mass, son Of Mr. ana Mrs.
Ezra NJ Ban, and Miss Carrie Louise Da'
Wis. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin $.
Davis OF RoAbury, Mass, were married
saturday afternoon at the home OF the
brides parents. The Rev. Frank NJ. Bud
long, rector of st. Marks Episcopal
church of Roxbury, performed the cere-
mony.-The Nergennes Gun club Will hold
n shoot Friday afternoon Henry
]. Booth left Tuesday for Springfield to
attend the graduating exercises of the
Springfield high school, her grandniece,
MISS Margaret Finn, being n member OF
the graduating class Mrs. George Il.
Lynch, who has been visiting at the home
OF her brother Or. Frank G. Phelps, has
returned to North Adams. Mass.-John
Plankey is shipping part of his household
goods to Springfield, Mass. where Mrs.
Plnnkey and the children will reside. Mr..
Plankey will remain hcre.-C G.. Little OF
burlington called on friends here Tues
day.-Dr. V. w. Waterman and w. r.
=, Warner went Tuesday to Montpelier to
attend the annual tournament of the YER
, mont Trapshootng association now being
, held In that city.-A social will be held
Tuesday evening, June 20, ut the home
, or Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Porter. Ice cream
and cake will be served and a musical
program will be rendered. james {.
Walker has been re-engaged as principal
: of the Nergennes high school for another
year.-W. a. Knight has resigned his po-
! sition as instructor OF the agricultural,
course of the Nergennes high school.
The graduation exercises of the Yer
gennes high school will be held Fri
ri ,t,..v
T program follows. Clayton's grand
r march, Blake, high school orchestra:
( invocation, the Rev Thomas Steven
e. son, overture, "The Black Monk" r.
( Schlepegrell. orchestra; salutatory es-
say, william Shakespeare" Helen
= Lynch Clark; essay, The History of
: the Drama" Catherine Olive +. Rivers;
; selection, THE Princess Pat" Victor
r Herbert, orchestra; scenes and music
, from Shakespearc's plays, Twelfth
: Night act /, scene >, Olivia, Helen
n Clark, Maria. Mary Goodspeed, NAL
s volio, Erwin Clark. Viola, Stella Cross.
t music, Il Know Bank" from Mid
= Summer Nights Dream" arranged by
), C. f. Horn; "As You Like It," act 7,
Y scene l, Orlando, J. Albert Charlton
neau. oliver, Leroy Dawson. Charles.
: Stanley Hawkins; ace /, scene
e .. Rosalind, Catherine Rivers,
r Celia, Helen Tull, Tombstone, Leroy
s Dawson. LeBeau, William Yattaw,
= Duke Frederick, Everett Hawkins, Or
y lando, Albert Charbonneau, Charles,
s Stanley Hawkins, music TT Was a
= Lover and His Lass" from AS You
o Like It," arranged by +. FlaXinpton
n Harkcr; Merchant Of Venice act 4
d scene /, Duke Of Venice. Albert Char
d bonncau, Antonio, Charles Norton
g Bassanio. Erwin Clark, Solanio, Ever
/ EFT Hawkins, ShylocS, Matthew Dan
: iers, Nerssa, Cora Barber, Portia, Dora
&c Gibson, music. BLOW, Blow thou Win
n ter Wind" from AS You Like It," ar
n ranged by r. ]. s. Stevens presenta
t. tion to the school. tableau. Lila Mary
I, Munnctt; melode "Adair," Gilbert
IS Friedland, orchestra; valcdictory es
y say. The Meaning of the Drama,
+ Helen Esther Tull; presentation OF
J. diplomas; march. Follow the Flag,
l. Thco Moses Tobani.-Thc annua
X meeting and banquet of the Nergenne:
i high school alumni was held at tn,
d stevens House Tuesday evening. a
ri the banquet covers were aid for 60 ant
'e music was furnished by Waterman!
ct orchestra. Miss Beatrice Daniels actec
I as toastmistress Ma the following
e, toasts were responded to: Glass wei
III come, Donald Norton, 70; response TO
II class. Charles W. Norton vocal solo
" f. w. Flagg. 'O5; class roll, reading
e Miss Marccline Laushway, II; voca
IS solo, Charles Barrows, II: the faculty
i Principal j. c, Walker and Supt. o
Is Schools \. W. Smith. At the bushes
&c meeting officers were elected as fol
III lows: President A. s. Harris; vice
Is presidents, David $. Roberts, Erwin
Is Graves and Miss Ada b. Crosby; secre
tary and treasurer, Miss Eva Me,gs
~ executive committee, Miss Beatric
"' Daniels Charles Barrows Mrs. WI,
~ liam Dalrymple, Harry Stebbins an,
III Miss Blanche Hoffnagle.
10 a daughter was born Tuesday I
!" Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Newton.-Sanfor
- Foote of Cornwall is visiting his uncl
~ and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Lee
70 The sixth annual prize speaking con
., test of the Vergennes high school vii
- be held this evening at the oper
house.-Mr and Mrs. George Davies o
" Wauseon, Ohio, who are on their wed
ding trip, are guests at the Steven
w House. Mr. Davies is the son of tn
kew, DT. n, IL. Dawes, II FORMER paste
- of the Nergennes Congregations
pc Church.-A movement has been starte
90 to form a camp of Sons of Veteran
he and about 80 names have been secure
no as charter members of the orGaniza
he tion.--C. r. $. Pierce attended tn
~ meeting of the Grand Council Of Roya
IL and Select Masons at Burlingto
of Tuesday.-A reception was gwen las
in evening .at the home of Mr. and MI
at Eli Milo to Mrs. John Plankey, win
i'll is soon to take up her residence !
cy Springfield Mass-Thc condition {
, Mrs. G. r. s. Pierce. who has been i
of poor health for several weeks.
h slightly improved Herbert Jackso
rs. lof Bridport visited friends here yes
in terday.-Fred Bryant has resigned hi
IL position at the state Industrial schoo
re Mrs. +. b. Collins of Burlington
or spending a few days with friends her,
of George McCuen has returned frol
n6 the Hays sanitarium at Burlington
ht where he has been receiving trcatmen
IN Mrs. Walter Leonard and two chill
OF dren of Shoreham are spending tn
49, week with her parents, Mr. and Mr.
eel Dewitt Parker.-Mrs, Emma I.ouXo
~ accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Clar
- of Brattlehoro, went yesterday
rs Bristol-llenry King has moved hi
" mond of Ludlow is visiting his moth