Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-14

and Mrs. George r. Hamilton, who have,
Just returned from Florida.-Mrs. Melissa
Chadwick and d. c. Woodland left sun
day for Mohonk Lake, n. Y, where they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phillips
for an indefinite time.-Scott Hatch and
son, Scott Hatch. Jr., Of Edgerton. wis.
were in town Tuesday, guests of Miss
Alice Hatch.-The graduating class.
numbering IL. of the whtcomb high
school, were in town Tuesday for their
class Photographs hall was filled
Sunday evening with the friends of the
graduating class who came to attend the
baccalaureate sermon. The High School
Glee club gave three selections under
the direction of Miss Lucille DeReynolds.
music instructor in the school. Upon
the platform were seated the choir, Prin.
Il. G. Ham and the Rev. M. s. O'Donnel.
speaker Of the evening. Previous to the
march of the class, six members from
the Junior class entered, two boys. one
of whom preceded four young ladies
bearing hoops decorated with flowers and
| the colors, one upon each side, FORMING
an arch, and after taxing their places
| at the seats reserved for the class the
others followed and marched under this
| arch as they took their places assigned
| them, and the others retired. The Rev.
| A"A' ~ DohhCii Tedu iTOIl cCiiPtuic o'''
offered prayer. followed by music. The
address was on Patriotism The class
| was to have gone to Lake Fairlee Mon
day morning with Mr. and Mrs. Pliny
Morse to chaperone them, but the con-
slant rainfall delayed their going.
Mrs. u. e. st. Lawrence left Saturday
for Windsor to visit her brother, Mr..
iCarr.-Mrs. d. b. Fassett was summoned
to Brandon by the serious illness of her
brothers family, several Of whom are,
Ill with pneumona.-M and Mrs. Urqu-
hart of Somerville, Mass. after passing
several days here with MIR. and Mrs w.
H. Gladding. left Saturday for their home.
Mrs. Cleveland, from the same place, 81,
sister of Mrs. Gladding has also been !
here for several days, a guest in tbel
same family. and will remain longer to-,
visit at this home.-Charles Grove. agedS
49, died Thursday in Mllers Falls Mr..
Grove was the brother of Frank Grove
of this place, and formerly lived here
Victor A. Grant has purchased or
Charles Reynolds the beautiful new house
ION the lot at the corner of Prospect ave-.
Inue and Prospect street. which, 1t il
expected, will be completed in about three
weeks.-F. w. Curtis has sold his cottage
at Greensboro to E. r. Farwell OF Wells
River-Jerry Goodhesrt. who has been
critically i'll. remains about the same
His daughter. Mrs. Keefe, Of Barre. who
was summoned here. has returned home.
i-Ninety-four names were registered at
the rest room during May.-Mrs. Nellie
McGrath of Concord. N. H., is guest
at Camp Comfort this week-A son. How
ard Ralph. was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hill on the Rowell farm Friday
=, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Sulley of Boston have
come to pass the summer at the home NJ
Mrs A. r. kendrck. -Donald and
Marion Salisbury and Helen Merrill from
, Philadelphia are here to pass the sum-
, mer at f. r. Salisbury's.-Mr. and Mrs.
, r. l.. Travers of Medfeld, Mass. arc
passing several weeks with Miss Nalen-
tine Packard and other relatives.-Roy
l.. johnson enlisted at Hanover. N. H.
June 3, as sergeant in the aviation sec
ton of the signal corps. U. s. army.
He expects to be ordered to the Massa-,
chusetts Institute of Technology early
next week for course in airplare en-
CINE construction and repair.-The II. P
Hood & Sons. local receiving station. IN
now receiving milk which comes over
the Central Vermont road between Will,
Jamestown and White River Junction. in
all about 10000 pounds of milk daily. and,
is condensed at the plant here. which
will soon run night gang of help as
soon as they can be obtained. Arthur
Shore of Boston is the new condenser and
l.. F. Butman the manager.
Commencement exercises of Ran~
, dolph high school began Friday night
, with reception to the graduating
, class given by the juniors in the high
school room and gymnasium. Sunday
evening. June 10, at 1880, baccalaureata
sermon by the Rev. M. S. O'Donnell in
Chandler Music hall; Monday to Wed.
, nesday. June 10, outing Of the grad
uating class at Lake FairIee; Thurs
day, June IA. at four in the afternoon.
r. II. S. baseball team VS.. alumni at
, the Wall alumni field; Friday evening,
June Is. at Sis. graduating exercises.
, The class roll is as follows Classical
4 course James Laurence Mckenna:
| Latin course, Celia Allen Clifford.
: Laura Abbie Hutchinson. Martin
1. Luther Scott. Hazel Lavinia Tewks-
, bury; commercial Marjorie Della
: Bartlett. Florence May Cantlin. Doro-
e thy Alvarett Farr, Mildred Viola Hol.
a mon. Florence Nightingale Noble, Mill
e dred Wilson Osha, Nina Esther Par
/ IRISH, Helene Ranney, Olive Morrill,
:. Rix, Esther Louise Stimets. Mary
y Claudine Stockwell, Leonard Kimball
y Williams; teacher-training course
. Frances Adelia Blakebrough. Ruth
;. Lillian Dowdell, Helene Anne Howe.
Z Genevra Louisa LaMorder, Winifred
). Marguerite Lewis, Emma Madeline
It Martin. Olive Mae Smith, Dorothy
l. Louise Spooner, Mildred Helen Spoon
}. err; typewriting, Mildred G. Danyow
II Lucian Hutchinson, Laurence Leonard
II C. Laurence Stockwell, James r
8 Wheatley. Certificates are awarded in
y shorthand and typewriting to Mary r.
;. I.amson and Clifford l.. Patch, in add
= ton to the above list in typewriting.-
= The Rev. Fraser Metzger went to New
York Thursday to attend the national
conference OF the committee Of public
safety.
,. The body of the late David K Dyer
who was drowned in the Branch Monday
- was found about noon yesterday about
one-half mile below where the accident
= occurred near the farm of Bert Flint, nv
- W. j. Dukette. Up to this time TINS
y water had been high that 1t was I'M
~ possible to make any progress. Wednes'
." day morning the Rochester club. OF which
u Mr.. DYER was a member offered a reward
!" of SOS for the recovery of the body. MI
~ and Mrs. Charles Nichols of Bagota, N
j., arrived here Tuesday night. Mrs
y Nichols being sister Of Mr.. Dyer. and
Is, 10 Miss Coburn of Gardner. Mass. also
Is came Tuesday night to remain with Mrs
Dyer for a time. The body will be taker
to the home but arrangements are not YET
made.-The senior GLASS, who have beer
hindered by the rain, started for Fairle'
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