Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-26
Orange County
RANDOLPH

forenoon, the contracting parties being
Hugh J. Kinsman and Miss Emily
Stockwell the latter being the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Edna Stookwell of Roches-
ter. The ceremony was performed By
the Rev o. G. Howe in the presence of
the immediate relatives. Miss Ruth
Greeley, close friend of the bride.
also was present at the wedding. The
couple left soon after on a short we'd
pass a short time with relatives in
Rochester. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsman will
go to New York city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Billings, the latter a sister Of the bride,
were here for the ceremony, and also
grandmother, Mrs. Emily Stoclewell,
all of whom returned Saturday after
noon.--Dr. Charles Cushman of Chicago
came Saturday for a few weeks.-Miss
Mabel Hamilton came from White
River Junction Saturday to remain
over night with her parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton. Miss Mar
ion Hamilton of White River also is
the guest of her grandparents for
few days. Miss Dorothy Hamilton. who
has been here. left Saturday for Bur-
lington and Charlotte. where she for
merly taught.-News has been received
of the death of Wallace Batch elder at
to Bethel, his home, Saturday-The
death of Mrs. Harold Bowen, who has
been critically i'll for two weeks, oc-
Cured Friday at her home on the Par
sons farm on the Bethel road. about a
mile and half out of town. Mrs.
Bowen was stricken with pneumonia
and n shock of paralysis followed, al
though she was only 33 years of age.
Mrs. Della Kendall Bowen was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall, who
formerly lived on South Main street,
near the sanitarium. and several years
ago lived in town much of the time.
She is survived by her parents and
two sisters, besides other relatives. The
funeral was held Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Stehle, the latter formerly Ethel
Greene, who have been here a few
weeks. have decided to remain for two
months and the former will assist C.
S. Booth In some electrical work at
the new Star theatre and the new
Brigham creamery.
The graduating exercises Of the class
Of 1913, Randolph high school. will be
held at the Chandler Music hall. Friday
eevning June q, at s:16, with the follow
ing program: Prayer, the Rev. r. H.
Moore; music, orchestra; salutatory,
Frances r. Hartshorn; class history,
Clifford H. Jones; vocal solo. THE Ameri-
cans Come" Miss Grace E. Fiske: class
GRAFTON. Volney H. Osha; class song,
composed by Bernice Fielders, and sung
by the class; class will. Emma A. Dan
VOW; class prophecy. c. Marguerite
Thomas; presentation Of class gift to the
school. Clayton F. Jones, president Of
the class of 1919; response. Donald L.
Cook, president of the class of 1890; music;
valedctory. Arene e. Rumril: presenta-
ton of diplomas and certificates; music
The commencement ball will be held at
the Dubois & Gay hall Immediately fol-
lowing the program. with music by
Hough's orchestra Of Lebanon, n. H. The
,, following Is the list of graduates: Latin
course, Mildred Freezes Mussey; English
course, Alvin George Ball. Kenneth Rus
sell Bowen. Elton Ellsworth Ellis, Bernice
May Felders, Frances Rachael Hart
shorn. Walter Howard Holden, Clayton
Francis Jones, Lottie Elizabeth Osha
Volney Richard Osha. Arene Emerson
Rumrill. Clara Marguerite Thomas COM
mercial course, Elizabeth Anderson
cooper. Emma Agnes Danyow. Fern
Marguerite Frago, Grace Eleanor Fiske
Margaret Hazel Heath. Harriet Eula
Holman, Carl Emery Howe, Clifford
Henry Jones' Prudence Clark Wells;
Misunderstanding course. Hester Maria
Button, Dorothy Alice Dow Florence
Irene George, Marion Faith Holland, Hope
Marguerite Howe. Ruth Marjorie Howe,
Alic Madene Lamb. Clara Grace Perham,
Eva Mildred Reed, Nellie Helen Sargent,
Ethel May Smith and Margaret Grace
Taft. Certificates in shorthand and type
writing are awarded to the following
postgraduate students, Annie Lee Hacth
and Faith Wilson.
pleasant gathering was held at the
home of Mrs. Lucius ooodheart Friday
AFTERNOON, when 80 members and friends
OF the Woman's Relief Corps and the
Grand Army Post went to assist Silas
CHADWICK, Mrs. Goodheart's father. in the
celebration of his SD birthday annver-
sary. The affair was well planned by
those who went and there were several
! gifts birthday cake, and refreshments
The Rev. Il. II. Moore was i'll Sunday
and unable to attend the service, and the
Rev w. s. Smithers occupied the pulpit
| of the Methodist Church. The evening
| service was a union service at the Chand-
| Ter Music hail. the occasion being the
baccalaureate sermon before the gradu-
alton class, the Rev. Fraser Metzger Off
ciating and giving the address. The Rev.
/ f. y. Tolman read the Scripture and gave
the prayer Mrs II. j. SmitherS sang a
SOLO and the Misses Blanche Sparhawk
| ana Lucille Grant sang duet. Miss Edith
! Marcott accompanied them on the piano
and played the march for the class
| Mrs. Cooper, of East Granville, was in
! town over sunday to attend the service
Tor the graduating class. her daughter
being one of the class-Laurel Fairbanks,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fair
! banks, of Hyde Park, Mass, has com o
to pass few days with Mrs Edna Fair
banks.-The Rev. Joseph Hamilton left
/ Monday for White River Junction on a
business trip and to visit his son. who
resides there.-The funeral of Mrs. Har-
old Bowen was held at her home Sunday
afternoon, the Rev. j. Wesley Miller
ofhciating. Interment was in Southview
cemetery at this place,-Mr and Mrs. a.
T.. Bass left Tuesday for their new home
at Bangor, Me.--Mr and Mrs. Joseph
Raymond have returned from an ex-
tended wedding tour and are now located
at the Tewksbury home.--Mr. and Mrs.
n. {. Buck We're in Barnard Sunday at
silver lake.
Mr.. and AIRS. a. f, Bass and daughter
Miss Elanne Bass, left Tuesday morning
after several days stay here, for theil
new home in Bangor, Me. The trip was
made IN their new automobile, driven b!
their chauffeur. While here Mr., Bass
disposed of most of his household belong
lnES, and sold his Dronertv IN Mrs Iulia