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

On Sunday afternoon at three o'clock in |
Colonial theatre, the baccalaureate sermon |
was delivered by the Rev o. j. Ander- |
son before the graduating class of the
Richford high school and the teacher
training class. The hall was prettly |
decorated with the class colors. green
and white. The Rev. r.. NJ. Fuller of the
Baptist Church assisted in the Service
and Mrs. r. NJ. PeltOn sang two selec-
lions. Owing to the heavy rain at the time
the service was not very well attended,
Miss Marion b. Rustedt. who has been
teaching in Maryland College for Women.
Maryland. during year. has returned
to her home in this place. where she will
pass the summer vacation.-Dr. and Mrs.
Il. A Wood of Providence. r. l.. are
visiting at the home of his parents, Mr.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Impey.-
Ralph Gibson of Northfield Mass. Is
visiting at the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Leroy Gibson.-Mrs. Abbie
]. Mckinney has gone to West COrinth
to visit her brother r. H. Williams who
Is seriously ill.-Silas F. Wilson, who
passed the winter months with relatives
In Townsend, Mass. is visiting his son.
George Wilson. and friends before going
to Newport Center. where he will pass
the summer with sister. who resides
In that place.-The Rev. E. NJ. Fuller re-
turned home Saturday from weeks stay
| in North Stratford, n. H.. at their sum-
mer home.
The boy scouts Of Richford began Tues
! day calling on the homes soliciting
subscriptions for the Liberty loan. This
work is being done at a request of Presi-
dent Wilson to the Boy Scouts of
| A shal n. xs,tl
visit to homes all over the country.
| Each scout who secures ten applications
| will receive war service medal for his
| work,--Mrs. Arthur Arms and little son,
| who have been visiting at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Shan
graw, and sister, Mrs Otis Labarre. for
the past four weeks. returned to Sandy
Creek. y. T., Monday.-Percy Shangraw
| went Monday to Montgomery. where he
has a position In the office for Nelson &
Hall company. A. Remington and
family have moved from st. Adams to
| Richford and are occupying the tene-
ment in J. +. Kelley's house on Troy
street
Glass day exercises of the Richford
high school were held Tuesday evening in
Colonial theatre. with program as fol-
lows Music, Spring. Beautiful Spring.
Paul Lincke. orchestra; class will, Helen
Il. Smith; class prophecy. Catharine Com
ings; music. SLEEPY Kentucky Babe"
high school quartette; address to UNDER
graduates, Hazel G. Rockwell. The play
"A Scrap Of Paper" was given, the fol-
lowing appearing: Gail s. Hamilton, Har-
old s. Clarke. Wayne w. Woodwork, A.
q. Forty, Merrill l.. Fife. Beatrice Il.
Esty. j. Francis Hamilton. Ruth A. Mar
vim, Ruth c. Puffer, Della NJ. Derby, Dor
othea l. Shepard. The graduates are:
Latin course, Catherine Comings Beatrice
Evelyn Esty, Gail Smith Hamilton, Ruth
Ardell Marvin. Ruth Camp Puffer; Eng
lish course. Albert George Forty, Theresa
Grace Kittell; commercial course, Harold
} Storey Clarke. Vivian Mabel Hare. Ruth
Mary Kennedy. Helen Elvira Smith, Anna
Mae Thompson: teacher training course.
} Della Maria Derby, Julia Frances Hamil-
! ton. Flora Marguerite Jenne post grad
uate). Mae Elizabeth Richardson post
graduate) Anna Belle Roberts. Hazel Ger
trude Rockwell, Dona Lorene Scott. Doro-
, thea Izeta Shepard. Dorothy Ina Wade
: Miss Margaret MacLean of Duluth. MINI.
: q friend of Miss Jennie Thomas, 10 visit.
!. ing at her home on Dewey street.-ThayeI
: Comings of the University of Vermont
= Is visiting his parents. Mr.. aand Mrs. H
H. Comings-Miss Abbie Marcy of Bur
! lington Is visiting at the home Of her par
= ents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Marcy.-Misi
] Jessie Thomas. who has been attending
. Smith College, Northampton, Mass. hal
Q returned home for the summer.
FAIRFAX.
Flag raising exercises were held at tn,