The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-17
CABOT
Commencement Program Of Junior High
School.


This Is commencement week Of the
Cabot junior high school, the exercises
commencing last night with the hacca'
laureate sermon by Rev. NJ. !. Hale at
the Congregational church. Tomorrow
Tuesday, night, at the town hall the
class night exercises will be held, with
the following program; Mu.ici presi'
dents address, Ruth NJ. Austini class
history, Olive A. Smith; class statistics,
Clara l.. Carpenter and Euniee g. FL
field; class gifts, Pauline Nj. Burbank !
music; class prophecy, Florence T. Har'
vey and Mildred l.. Norwayi class VIII,
| EVELYN T.. Smith; address 10 undergrad
yates, Philip u. Hodgdoni class song
reception and promenade. The gradual
ing exercises take place ON Thursday
evening at $3.50 o'clock, when the pro-
gram given below viii be presented;
Music; inyocation; music; German
Spies in America" Glenn NJ. Kay; The
Results of Great Life" Clara l.. Car
penter; Cow Testing Associations" I'd,
win A. Smith, Byron +. Eastman;
"Women's Part in the War" Pauline NJ.
Burbank; music; "The Influence of Mu'
sic" Ruth NJ. Austin; Patriotism" Mil
bred l.. Norway; "The War and How
TO Win It," Florence f. Harvey; "The
Irish Question" Olive A. Smith; music;
women in History" Evelyn L. Smith;
drama, "The Courtship OF Miles Stand
ish," introduction, Eunice G. Fifeld,
characters, Miles Standish, Edwin A.
Smith; John Alden, Philip b. Hodgdon;
Priscilla, Edna Harvey; presentation of
diplomas; America"
The graduates for 1918 are Ruth Mar
ion Austin, Pauline May Burbank, Clara
Ellen Carpenter. Byron Edwin Eastman,
Eunice Goldie Fifeld, Edna Ada Harvey.
Florence Ethel Harvey, Philip Boswell
Hodgdon, Glenn Mira Kay, Mildred Lena
Norway, Evelyn Elsie Smith, Olive An
ME Smith, Edwin Angus Smith. The
class colors are green and gold and the
motto, I'VE finish but to begin"
Miss Marion Drew gave piano selec-
tion at the students recital at Mont
pelier seminary on Saturday evening,
also two very pleasing vocal selections.
Miss Mer-la Walbridge gave two very
well rendered vocal selections at the
same recital.
Abbie j. Smith was awarded first |
prize for the young women at the COM
prize speaking at Montpelier
seminary, and also received one of the |
prizes for excellence in debat-
ing.
Masonic dance will be held at North |
hall Friday evening, June 81.
Music, CAROLS orchestra, five pieces.
Dance tickets, sl.25 per couple. Refresh
nents, ice cream, l0c per plate. Floor
Naum kelton, c. NJ. Story.
Proceeds for war savings stamps.
As A. V. Nelson and f. A. Merritt
we're out riding last Tuesday about
}. m, their auto suddenly veered to the
eft as they came upon the Perkins
ridge, crashing through the railing and
anding eight feet below in about 20
inches Of water bottom side UP, both the
men being beneath it. Mr.. Merritt was
Lble to keep his head out OF the water
until he could, by extra effort, release
himself, tho top of the car seat resting
N his shoulders. Mr.. Nelson was com
,letey submerged in the water and had
I not been for the help of Mr.. Merritt
fitting the car so as to let him out,
e might have drowned His face was
cratched, but otherwise he did not re-
Give any serious injury. Mr.. MerTitt's
ar was slightly damaged. but was run
ONE after being drawn out of the water
v w. P. Lance with his span of work
orses.