The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-11
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High School Baccalaureate Exercises Held
Sunday.

High School Baccalaureate Exercises Hell
Sunday.
The baccalaureate exercises at the Uni
versalist church drew large audienc
last evening. Music of a high order wa.
provided by the Bryant brothers, Mrs
A. G. Batcheller and a choir made up o
Mrs. +. c. Putnam, Misses Rubie Fisl
and Bertha Rogers, soprano; Mrs. w. 9
Harvey, Mrs. G. Il. Noble and Mrs. +. N
Chapman, alto; H. P. Perkins, j. A. era
ham and A. N. Washburn, bass; +. l.
Southworth, f. G. Putnam and Jesse
Moody, tenor. Prin. Haskins delivered
an address of great appropriateness, en-
titled, Dreams Fulfilled" laying empha.
sis upon the ability of everyone to
achieve success who provided himself
with the qualities demanded The mem
bers of the class marched in to the time
of the professional, being shown to front
seats by Gilman Marshall, 'lS, other
members of the junior class serving as
ushers. There are IL graduates, as fol-
lows: Adelna Clifford, Charlotte Fisher
(second honor, Mildred Hickey, Mary
Keleher, Harold Shaw, Elsie Smelling, lila
Spaulding third honor), Harold White,
Hazel Whitney, Claude Williamson, Haz-
ell Williamson first honor, and Geneva
Wyllie. Miss Fisher, who won second
honor in her regular course also took
commercial subjects the last two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Gilman and Miss
Bessie Gilman of Bedford, Que, former
residents, were here yesterday on their
way to the funeral in Bradford, N. H., to-
morrow of Mrs. II. J. Severance, sister of
Mrs. Gilman, who visited the family here
several times.
Alfred w. Arnold has enlisted in the
4th regiment of u. S. engineer reserves,
which expects to see service in France in
the near future
The National White River bank has
placed an order for $4,000 worth of the
new U. S. government bonds and prob
ably will order $4,000 worth more. This
bank is selling bonds on the installment
plan on a very attractive basis by which
the customer, after the payment OF $40
in weekly installments becomes the own
er of $50 bond, same rate for larger
denominations.
Mrs. Lencler Ingalls, Miss Marion In
gals and Caspar Ingalls, are in Conway,
N. H., for two weeks visit.
Prof G. W. Bryant and Mrs. Bryant of
Durham, n. c., former residents, are
guests for the summer at c. E. Mobiles.
Jerry Fifeld who had been in poor
health all winter, suffered relapse re-
Gently and is quite ill.
Charles NJ. Beckwith and Harold R.
Bundy of the Supply company, v n. G.,
were here yesterday on 24-hour leave
Of absence.
The fire district for several years, has re-
signed. He is now at his farm in Cam
bridge and expects that it will demand
most of his time and energy in the flu
.ure.
A. o. Minner of Gowanda, N. Y, for
many years resident, was a visitor last
week.
David Wylie, foreman on the White
liver log drive, has returned from Bel
ows Falls, where the drive reached its
yoal June 6, being one of the slowest in
he history of White river log drives.
Mrs. f. r. Hatch has four grandsons in
he United States service. military or
laval. Robert C. Bundy, son of Fred c.
3undy, formerly of this town, has en-
listed in the navy. Robert l.. Bundy OF
his town has enrolled in Capt. William
Stickney's ambulance company; his I
'rother, Harold r. Bundy belongs to the {
supply company of the Vermont Ma !
ional Guard. Charles w Bundy, son of I
,obert w. Bundy, formerly of this town, !
) lieutenant in the coast artillery, sta !
toned at New Orleans.
John j. Cahill former resident, lately !
1T hospital in Holyoke, Mass, where I
e had toe amputated which had been v
Troublesome since February. /
Samuel F. Jordan came from Spring I
cid last Saturday and took with him to t
Iorthfield Mrs. Jordan, who had been /
ursing at Palmiro Rossi's. Yesterday +
hey returned, bringing Mr.. and Mrs. G.. j
Y. Clark to b. II. Smead's, where Mrs. h
lark will remain for the present with y
Irs. Smead, her daughter, who is i'll. her n
usband going to Boston for further "
'eatment of a troublesome eye. The o
Drdans returned to their home in Spring r
ED. R
Clark Z. Davis and Miss Teresa NJ c
symond were married in Gaysyille June j
by Rev Verdi NJ. Martin. "
Owing to the high price of coal the p
ethel Chrome Tanning Co. will equip its S
ant with electrical motors and other s
achinery necessary for the transfer "
ON steam to electric power. The lat NJ
r will be supplied by the Gaysville zc
lectric Light & Power Co. from its three G
cal stations. The company will con r
nue. to operate one large boiler for heat
z and drying purposes. Is
The Brooks & Washburn Co. took off
, order and delivery team Saturday
ID announces a new price list, based on IL
wing the expense of the team.