Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-14
BRISTOL

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Donald J. Wilson was at home from
Camp Deyens Sunday,
Miss Gladys Jacobs was at home
from burlington Sunday
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Kilbouru recently
Miss Ruby Smith went Monday to
her home in Colbrook, ~ II,
Miss Caro- Wilson went to Essex
! Junction Saturday for visit
Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer Of Bur
lington were in town Sunday
George Z Bartlett and family Of
Burlington were In town Sunday.
Burrows Pope has gone TO Starksboro
TO work for Edgar Smith this summer
Hugh Mullings has gone to Berlin, y,
H. where he has position for the sum
mer,
Miss Hilda Chamberlain has gone 10
Burlington TO remain during the sum
mer
Mr. and Mrs George Jimmo Of Bur
lnglon were in town the first Of the
week
Mrs Jessie Dupce has received word
Of the safe arrival OF her son, Leon, in
France
Mrs o. II Harrison has gone to Bur
lington, where She will take up extern
sion work
George Kilbourn is at home from
Philadelphia, where he Is attending den
tai college
i, W, McShane Of Poultney was the
guest OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs. c.
J, McShaue Sunday
William Sessions and family Of Bran.
don were the guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
Harry Jimmo Sunday
Mrs A, J Smith and daughter and
Miss Frances Palmer Of MillcrS Fail, |
Mass are guests Of their parents Mr..
and Mrs f. ii, Palmer
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Strecter re.
turned TO their home in Berlin, y. H., |
Sunday Mrs r, +, Hatch, Hugh and |
Ruth Mulings were with them
Miss Florence Far and Lewis Brown |
son have been awarded University Of |
Vermont scholarships, they being the
leaders in scholarship in Bristol high |
school
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Devoid have re.
ceived revolver from France, which
was taken from a German officer by
their son, George, IS years old, who sent
it to this country by the sergeant of his
company, who is here on leave, The
revolver was forwarded from Chicago
and received by Mr.. and Mrs, Devoid
Friday night
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence NJ. Bosworth
are passing the week here with rela.
lives They were married Saturday,
June S, at the home of the groom 5
mother, Mrs b. B Bosworth, in New
York City, The bride was Miss Claire
NJ. Short OF Brooklyn. Mr., Bosworth
IS a member Of the Lafayette Escadrlle
If France and is to return to that coun.
ry very soon.
The graduating exercises of Bristol
high school were held in Holley Hall
Friday night The program; Music,
orchestral presidents address, Alison
salutatory and essay.
Americas Place in the Sun" Lewis
Bronson class history, Irene Ferguson;
,ssay, "Nermont's Part in Our Wars"
Helen Orvis; music, orchestra; essay,
The Challenge of American Women"
Marjorie Shepard; class prophecy, Dor
S Currier and William Wyman; essay
The Significance of the War in Pales-
inc" Mildred Monroe; class will, Rid
ey Norton and Gwynnc Bean; music
orchestra; valedctory and essay, "The
all to Service" Florence FAIR; pre-
entation of service flag by alumni, Mrs.
DEMO; acceptance, Supt C.R Beeman;
award OF prizes and presenting of diplo-
mas Supt Beeman; recessional; music
orchestra The graduates are Alison
Abernethy, Gwynne Bean, Lewis Bron-
on, Locke Burt, John Coursey, Doris
-urrier, Milton Elliot Florence Farr
rene Ferguson, Charles Lamb, Doris
.aParl, Joan Mcmahon, Mildred Mon
oe Ridley Norton Helen Orvis, Caryl
Phillips, George Pope, Marjorie Shep-
Ird, Estelle Tryon, Alta Wing, Mary
Nyman and William Wyman. The
ervice flag presented by the alumni
'ears IL stars. The honor roll of the
chool is as follows: DR.. B. d. Colby,
IS; DR., Hermon Hasseltine 81; Dr.
George A. Russell, '0l; Dr. Luther
Callahan, '03; Wayne Bosworth, 'O6;
Harold Hughes, '06; Ralph Palmer, 'O7;
Merritt S Hughes, '07; Clement Smith,
y; DR., Everest Wilson, 'l2 Volney {
Ourfee, 'l3; Leslie Billings, IA; Philip
,. Lawrence, IA; Wesley c. Little, IA;
ohm B. Todd, IA Harlan Bostwick,