Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-06-13

and Liberty" Miss Carolyne Smith Hay
ward; orchestra, ANGELS sorenade";
essay. Experience of Our Sammies
over There" Miss Margaret Jane
O'Brien. valedictory honors: address.
Martin S. Villas; presentation OF honor
scholarships at the University OF YER
mont; presentation Of diplomas. Miss
Minnie Hays, district superintendent;
orchestra The Star Spangled Banner"
The students Of the high school who
graduate this year are; Latin scientific
course, E,nola Grace Devino, Margaret
Jane O'Brien, Max Isaac Hanson. Irene
Margaret Metevier. Francis Peter Bras
sor. Geraldine Bcrrice Turner; English
course. Carolyne Smith Hayward. Craw-
ford William Horton; commercial course.
John Robert Kendrick.
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock the
promotion exercises of the grammar
school were held In the assembly hall.
The following program was given:
Piano solo, Miss Vivian Mongeon. chorus.
Keep the Horne Fires Burning; recita-
ton, Incident of the French Camp"
Charles D. Lester; chorus. THE Mocking
Bird at Eventide." class; recitation. Your
Mission" Raymond B. washburne: recita-
ton, 1.-THE Grandest Lesson" Miss Mary
]. Gonyeau chorus, Invitation OF
Lullyby.' Glass; recitation. THE Singing
Leaves" Miss Hilda D. Graves; chorus.
Might In Seville class; 1.-THE Star
spangled Banner: presentation OF certih-
Gates. Miss Minnie Hays. district super
tntendent. The class which Is to be
promoted TO the high school department.
IL as follows: Hilde D. Graves. Lucille l..
Anger, Carrie ]. Levin, Ruth F. Kings
land. Ruth B. Walker. Gertrude B.
Courtrennarsh, Glen A. Kendr!ck, Samuel
J. Porubsky. Mary J. Gonyeau, Martha
A. 1gnaszewski, Ida l. Bousquet, Edward
L. St. Johns. Ernest R. Seymour Arthur
J. Gadue. Charles D. Lester, Charles g.
Russell. Egide A. Campbell, Raymond B.
washburne, Robert H. Gadue Armand
Greenough, Vivian P. Monseon, John
Epstein. William E. Mccarty. Paul L.
savaria- Louis T. Abair. Earl n. Metevier,
Earl E. Deyette. Chester w. Farley.
Harold L. Spear, Bert A. Whitekind.
The home Of Miss Mary McGreevy OF
Main street was the scene of very
pretty shower Monday evening when
50 of the friends Of Miss Anna Deadly
gathered and rendered her a novelty
shower in honor OF her approaching mar
rage to John P Lonergan Of this place
which takes place Monday morning. June
H. at eight o'clock at st. Stephens
Church. The house was very prettily
decorated with flowers and the young
ladies were all dressed in light summer
clothes, which made a pretty scene as
Miss Deadly, who was in the center. was
undoing the various packages. which
contained cut glass, silver, china and
silverware, Miss Deadly is one Of the most
popular young ladies and always fore
most In any Of the entertainments both
for the schools and for the church, and
has the best wishes of all her friends for
her future happiness. The evening was
spent with music. both instrumental and
vocal. after which refreshments were
served. All spent very enjoyable eve
ming.
very pretty wedding took place Tues-
day morning at St Francis Xavier's
Church at eight O'Clock when Loretta NJ.
villenaire. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank f. Villemaire of West Spring
street, was united In marriage to Albert
j. Gravel Of Burlington. The bride was
gowned in white satin covered with all
over lace and wore a veil and carried a
bouquet Of white roses. She was attended
by her father, who gave her away. Miss
Bernadette Bedard, the maid Of honor.
was dressed in turquoise blue silk
gown, with hat to match. and carried
bouquet OF carnations. The bridesmaid
was Miss Frances Villemaire. who was
gowned in a champagne colored silk dress
with hat to match. The best man was
Eugene Gravel, a brother of the groom.
The Rev. E. ]. Pariseau. a cousin Of the
bride. performed the ceremony Albert
Villeraa!re and Rosetta Villemaire rem
dered vocal solos. After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of the bride by Mrs. George g.
Vtl!emaire and Mrs. Louis PORTER. Mr..
and Mrs Gravel left on the noon train
Tor short wedding trip to New York
and Philadelphia. After their return
they will make their home at the home
u the BRIDES parents on West Spring
street.
The annual reception for the graduating
class OF the Winooski high school and
alumni was held last evening In the
receiving line were Frin. George r. Stack
pole. Miss Minnie Hays, Charles BeIlmare,
Miss Irene Barrett, Miss Martha O'Neil
and the following members Of the class
of 1918; Enola Grace Devino. Max Isaac
Hanson. Margaret Jane OBrien, Irene
Margaret Metivier. Francis Peter Bra ssor,
Geraldine Bernice Turner. ICarolyne Smith
Hayward. Crawford William Horton and
John Robert Kendrick. The assembly hall
ana corridors were prettily trimmed with
palms and flowers. the American flag
having very prominent place IN the
scheme OF decorations. After the recep-
ton playlet entitled THE Happy Day
was rendered by the following cast from
The junior class: Mrs Marlowe middle
aged ana pretty, Miss Florence Bousquet
Anne l.orinE, neighbor. Miss Hazel
stanhope: Sybii Marowe the bride, Dor
othy Clark: Kitty Fern, a dressmaker
Helen Barber; Opal Neff. society reporter,
Corrine Devino: Mrs. Tatlock. a country
relation. Mora Smith, Polly Tatlock. her
daughter. Gertrude Foote. Each took
her part In an excellent manner and the
play was short. but full Of life and spirit
word must be said about the society
reporter. who was a very observing per.
son and who usually got a thing when
she started out to cover story, and
Miss Devino would make very good
understudy for any local reporter. The
vocal solo, Forgotten" rendered by Mis-.
Miss Irene Metivier. and the violin solo
Fifth Air Varie." by Miss Edith Davis
deserve special mention. Following th,.
program. Mr.. Stackpole spoke with con.
siderable spirit concerning the war saw.
ings stamp campaign, which opens here
Thursday. June 20. He believes that or
every occasion from now on in thi,
war, whenever men. women and children
congregate that their attention should
De called to the fact that we are livins
IN war times. The grand march was led
by MI and Mrs Henry Conlin and dane
ing was enjoyed until ~ O'Clock with ar
orchestra OF fve pieces furnishing music
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