Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-06-27

saiutatory. 1.-THE Use of the Camera In
the War" Frank W. Canton; essay.
Americas Duty TO the World Democ-
racies," M. Christina whslen; music, or
chestra; essay, Aviation During the
War" James c. Whaien; essay with
valedictory. "Autocracy VS.. Democracy"
Dorothy W. French; music. orchestra; ad-
dresses by Mason S. Stone; presentation of
diplomas by Prin. C.. r. Clowse, Dorothy
French and Frank Canton received the
500 schola rships at the University Of Ver-
mont. A reception followed. The stage was
very tastefully decorated in the class
colors red, white and blue. A large
crowd attended the senior ball at the high
school hall last evening. Teelya's four
piece orchestra furnished music.
A large crowd attended the mass meet
ing held in the Richmond theatre Sunday
afternoon. W. W. Miller, chairman Of
the local committee, presided at the meet
ing. Sherman's Military band gave a
much enjoyed concert at the opening and
then left to play at Huntington. after
which the Rev. G.. w. Davenport gave
an interesting and instructive address.
Friday evening Byron Clark of the
Y. NJ. c. A. will speak ut the Richmond
| theatre.--Miss Caroline Clark, who has
been taking a course at the Burlington
Business College, is working in the Office
! of the Richmond Lumber Co.--Mr. Free
man, Richard Read. and David and Laura
! Edwards are confined to their homes with
the measles.--Miss Brennan Of Burlington
is the guest Of Miss Katherine Robin
son.-Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller OF
| Springfield, Mass, are visiting at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Fuller
Bernard Kilpeck. who is employed on
the farm Of John Gleason, was taken Ia
the Fanny Allen hospital Sunday.-Mrs
Elisabeth Gero Of Jericho IL the guest
Of her son, Edward Gero.-Master Edwin
Tracy has returned from the Mary Flet
cher hospital, where he went last week
for treatment.-Mrs. Harry Laurence and
daughter are visiting friends in Burling
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hadley and
two sons Of Bellows Falls returned home
/ Monday after spending two weeks vaca.
ton at the home Of Mrs. Hadleys par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. o. C.. Berry. Miss
Mary Doheny Of Montpelier is the guest
Of her brother, John Doheny.--Miss Eva
Blanchard, who has been employed In
the Underwear factory. has zone to
Brandon to the factory, where they have
put In government work.-Mrs. Irvins
Bodar and daughters Of Colchester are
visiting at the home Of Arthur Bessett
Miss Katherine Robinson, who has beer
employed as teacher in one Of the schools
In Burlington. is spending the summe,
here at the home of her mother, Mrs
Robinson. on Baker avenue.--C. n Henri,
| OF North Ferrisburg has been VISITING
at the home of his daughter Mrs James
Garrow.-Mrs. L. A. johnson and Mrs
w. Hadley will entertain the Ladies' Ait
Circle of the Kings Daughters Friday.
Byron Clark of the Y. NJ c. A. viii
speak on his work done and the condi
tons In France Friday evening at tn,
Richmond theatre.-Mrs. Atchison ant
son of Underhill have returned to he,
nome after visiting at the home of he,
sister. Mrs. Henry Lombard Miss Ruth
Kenyon Of Essex Center is visiting Mis-.
Ruth Johnson.-Mrs. Sophrona Vincent
Of Burlington has returned home afte,
passing two weeks with Mrs. Louise Bal
ley.-Miss Mary Freeman of Essex juno
ton Is visiting at the home OF her uncle
NJ. j. Gleaso1 Master Willard Sayle.
is passing part of his vacation will
friends In Topsham.--Miss Helen Kimbal
or AIstead. n. H., is the guest of Mis-.
Harriet acknowledgement Edward anc
Sergeant George Buley Of the s7th Pho
neer Infantry. stationed at SpartanburR
s. c.. are enjoying a furlough part o.
| which they are passing at the home o.
their uncle. F. H. Buley.-Miss Della
Ladue Of St. Adams has returned HON,
after visiting friends in town.-Mr. anc
Mrs. Harry Bessett are entertaining Mrs
Bessett's grandparents. MFR. and Mrs
Thompson Of Montpelier-I. e. Howe /.
confined to his home by illness-Mis
Agnes. Fleury Of Burlington is visitin,
| nor grandmother. Mrs. Minnie Ryan,
Mrs. Woodwork of Cnderhill Is visitinl
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Lombard
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A Johnson and daugn
ter, Ruth, visited in St. George recently
Mrs. Arthur Proulx of Burlington Wis
tied her mother. Mrs. Josephine Paradee
Tuesday.-Harry Teelya of Burlington il
passing few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Moses Teelya. before leavin,
for Camp Devens.-Prin. f. II. CLOVIS
has returned to his home in Hardwick
Kindly read the jitney notice in the Wat
erbury items