The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-06
RANDOLPH
Graduating Exercises Of Randolph High
School viii Occur on June II.

The graduating exercises OF the clasi
of 1918 Of the Randolph high school vii
be held at Chandler Music bali Wednes
day evening, June II, at sll6. with the
following program, Music; prayer, Rev
Frank s. Tolman, PHI. d.; musiei salu
tatory, Gladys T. Hyxer, class history
Josephine II, Stimetsi cornet solo, IN
Perfect Day" Wilmer W. Angel; class
song, composed by Elaine Bass, and sung
by the class certificates 10 the class
lvis II. Flint; class prophecy, Alice NJ
Lamb; music; advice TO the undergrad
yates, Dwight J.. Granger, presentation
OF class gift, Wilmer w Angel, president
of the class of lals; response, Clayton
musici yaledictory, Anne Gilbert Belli
presentation Of diplomas and certificates
music; music by Music hall orchestra.
The commencement ball will be held at
the Salisbury warehouse Friday evening
June IL, and the music will be by Car
rolls orchestra. Barre. The entire pro
ceeds will be devoted 10 the Red Cross
The class includes the following; Latin
course, Frances Elaine Bass, Anne. Gil.
bert Bell, Iris Carol Buck. Alice Nadine
Lamb, Ralph Edward Noble, Howard
Gordon Spalding, Joseph Belle Stimets,
Ruth Mae Thayer; English course, Dean
Harry Allen, Wilmer Webster ANGEL,
Ernest Everett Goodrich, Dwight Luther
Granger. Annie Lee Hatch, Charles Clarl.
Jones, Cyrus Alton Metcalf, Pauline Eliz-
abeth Neill, Ralph Chambers Rand, Earl
Raymond Shequinn; commercial course
Ada Merle Allen, Gladys Ross Flint, Ge-
neva Maynard Ford. Marguerite Eliza
beth Huntington, Aolon Daniel Putnam,
Charles Avery Smith; teacher training
course, Marian Jennie Brown, lvis Belle
Flint, Alice Mildred Hickey, GLADYS
Thayer Hyzer, Bertha Nina Luce, VERNE
Ethel Smith, Elsie May Smelling, Mary
Claudine Stockwell, Hazel Lavinia
Olive Mary Tracy; special
course, Hazel Iona Tatro.
special language course, Faith Wilson.
A star prefxed to a name in the above
list indicates honorable mention for ex
cellence in scholarship in the course. la
addition to those who have completed
the commercial course, certificates of pro-
ficiency are awarded as follows; In short |
hand and typewriting, Charles c. Jones;
in typewriting, Alice NJ. Lamb Ruth Nj.
Pauline 4. Neill. Cyrus Metcalf
enlisted in the quartermaster's corps in
the national army Dec. 8, 1917. A diplo-
ma is duly awarded to him in recogni-
ton of his excellent scholarship and pa
triotic service.
Mrs. Harriet Esterbrook, worthy ma
tron of the Mortified Eastern Staf
,hapter, and Mrs. Goldie Davis ID. ID. q.
NJ, of the same place. were entertained
over Tuesday night by Abbie F. Clarke,
md the following day these ladies &C
by Mrs. L. s. Cleveland and
Abbie +. Clarke. went TO Rutland to at.
end the grand chapter of the same or
Ter.
Rev. and Mrs. F. s. Tolman, Mrs Eu-
rene Holman, Mrs. ID. B. Cassidy, Mrs.
PEARL Clough and others from this place
vent to Webstervilie TO attend the Bsp
list convention. q
The program at the community sing
ED at the Methodist church Tuesday t
yening was composed of selections by a
he male quartet, the orchestra, organ
olss by Miss Caroline Wright and Erul il
lack, solos by Mrs. H. j. Smithers, read
lgs by others present, which made an /;
njoyable evening.
Mrs. Florence 0steyee OF this place +
as sold her house on Central street and
ill give immediate possession. She will
ack her household goods and ship them
D Springfield. Mass, where she expects
, make her home for the present, so as
, be near her children, who reside there. !