The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11
MONTPELIER

George Meswayne, who has been II
the county jail lof some weeks, serving
sentence, was brought before Judge L
NJ. Harvey Monday afternoon IN cits
court, charged with breach of peace, 4
which he pleaded guilty He and JOSEPH
Lel3rique had some trouble on the Mont
pelier and Wells River railroad track
one Sunday afternoon some weeks ago
and he charge was based upon that
trouble. An investigation OF the matter
will be conducted by the court before
sentence is imposed
Harry Grant, who has been employed
in the freight house of the Central Yer.
mont railway, was arrested BY the pc.
! lice Monday afternoon on the charge OF
larceny. to which he pleaded guilty in
| Montpelier city court. 1t was alleged
that the youth stole cigarettes from a
shipment IN transit to Barre Ii ap.
peared that when the car was sealed in
White River Junction, packages were all
right, but when il reached Barre they
had been broken into and cigarettes were
gone, The car was stopped at Montpel.
Ter while some unloading was done
Judge Harvey continued the case, while
he investigates different phases Of the
matter
Raymond futile, who few weeks ago
took special course at Norwich univer.
sity following his appointment by Sena
tor Dillingham; to the naval academy,
has received notice to appear at the
academy July IL TO begin his duties and
studies. He received notice some days
since that he had passed the examina
tion.
The teachers in the eighth grade of
the public schools are completing their
arrangements for the graduating exer-
cises which take place Thursday even
ing OF this week They are putting the
finishing touches ON the pageant, in
which they have been training the pu-
pills. II is America Yesterday and To
day Ii will be given on the lawn of
the school and portrays the history of
the continent since the days of the In
dians, even to this country entering the
world war. Prin. +. S. Abbott of Rut
land high school will deliver the address
TO the graduating class of Montpelier
high school at o'clock Sunday after
noon, June 49, This address takes the |
place of the baccalaureate sermon.
j. ). Winslow of Bows, Ia, is visiting
with Harold Keith, his nephew. He /
went west 35 years ago and has large |
ranch in that state, He is interested in |
the different war drives and has been |
active in several of these. Recently |
they wanted to raise some money in his |
town so they sold goose by auction
ing it several times, resulting in &c.
900 being raised. He participated in the
sale of the recent bond issue He visited |
"a m 81 la.
sold $4,000 worth of bonds. This is his
first visit east since he went to Iowa and
he states it is the first time in that ne
-iod that he has worn linen collar.
The annual commencement of Mont
oeler seminary took place Monday even
ng in the chapel of the institution, with
| large number of friends of those TAX
ng part and schoolmates attending. The
program was well given including many
lifficult numbers, which those present
ng them gave with ease demonstrating
10 small amount of ability. Miss Mar
ha E. Morse OF Hardwick, daughter of
G. Morse, on the piano played "Ro-
nance" from Rubenstein and "Pirretta"
rom Chaminade, Other piano selections
we're by Miss Beryl Lawton of Beecher
falls, "Hark. Hark, the Lark" tScubert-
4isztl; Miss Bernice TiElotson, Montpel.
err, "Cecond Mazurka" GODDARD; Miss
essie P. Sweet, Richmond, Norwegian
'ridal Procession" fGriegi, and polo.
aise,' G sharp minor, (Chopinf; two
ianos, Waltz OPP ~" Won Wilm), Miss
.awton and Miss Sweet Miss Freda
Eden, sang Lullaby" from ,
Joselyn" Goddard, with violin obligato
Y Miss Sweet Paul Hatch sang Jean }
rom "Burleigh" and "Invictus" from /
runo-Huhn." A quartet composed OF i
Iiss Whittemore, Miss Florence Niles
Barton, Paul Hatch and Elton Lance .
Plainfeld. sang "Ballade Of June" {
Hadiey) and "Till Dawn Parks, while
he chorus Of voices sang viking Song" i
Joleridge Taylor, Wake Miss Lindy"
Warner and Soldiers Chorus from q
Faust" tGounodl.