The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-14
MONTPELIER

The annual prom of the Junior class
of Montpelier high school took place in
the city hall in Montpelier Friday even
ing, attended by about rs couples, Lam
dis orchestra furnishing music. The of
ficers of the class are: President, Will
| liam Rivers; vice president, Evelyn
Pine; secretary treasurer, Phyllis King;
| committee of the dance affair ldecora.
| tionsl Miss Charlotte Ellis, (refresh-
ments Miss Marjorie Messer, (dancingl
| Arthur Whitcomb. The hall was prettily
decorated with the class coors and a
moon arranged for the moonlight waltz.
The chaperons were some of the moth
| ers Of the students and some of the
| teachers.
Miss Marion c. Bickford and Prof.
William L. Gray of the music depart
ment of Montpelier seminary gave a re-
cital in the seminary chapel Friday even
| ing that was attended by large au.
dience. Each gave excellent examples
of talents in voice and piano and drew
great deal of praise from their au-
dience as well as much applause. Their
program consisted of the following Sc
lections: Spinning Song, MendeIssohn;
Marie" Franz; "Sapphic Ode" Brahms;
! LOWE Thoughts Schumann; Love
Song" Brahms; "Etlude OPP. 10, No. r."
''Nocturnc op, Is, No. 3" Chopin; "yalse,
L Minor" "The Birth of Morn" Leoni;
the song, "The Moon Has Long Since
Wandered" 'The Farewell from "A
Night in Naishapur," Salter; "Hunga-
rian Rhapsodie," List; ehildren's songs,
'The Clock" Wolf -Ferrari; "Granddaddy
| LougIegs," Messner; Lady Moon
Meissner; "Benedicton," Salter; whip
poorwill," Bartholomew; "Rockin' in de
Wind" Neidlinger.
Commencement week OF Montpelier
seminary will begin Sunday, June, %,
with baecalaureate sermon at Trinity
church, Rev. Timothy Prescott Frost Of
the class of ~ speaking, AT 4 o'clock
that afternoon the vesper service occurs
and at o'clock that evening the last
meeting of the family circle At o'clock
Monday evening the commencement con.
cert in the chapel; at $3.50 o'clock Tues
day afternoon, graduating exercises Of
the teacher training class, address by
DIR. NJ. B. Hillegas; s o'clock that even
ing, commencement prize speaking;
Wednesday, $3.50 o'clock class day exer-
cises; 3 o'clock, military drill; o'clock,
art exhibition; 6 o'clock, alumni assoca-
tion meeting, followed by banquet, over
which Victor Smith, 1913, will preside;
0 O'Clock Thursday morning graduation
exercises address by Rev. George A.
Martin. There are several pre-commence-
ment functions. These include a recit-
al by Miss Ruth NJ Leach, Wednesday
evening, June Is; recital for graduation,
Miss Hazel S. Miles, voice, and Gertrude
b. Lawton, piano, Friday evening, June
20; students public recital, Saturday
evening, June 81.
Rev George Y, Bliss Of Darlington,
eoadiutor of the Episcopal church of
Vermont was in the city Friday in con
nection with the church work.
Two reports of accidents arrived this
morning from Mortified, one from +. F.
Lane that his automobile, driven by his
| son, collided with another machine last
evening, smashing the ends of the hubs
and tearing off tire. The second was
from a party of Norwich university stu
dents who were coming to Montpelier to
| attend dance when a party ran into
them. Both parties are to make more
complete report of their accidents.
Mrs, Harry Columbo, supervisor of
the telephone Office in Montpelier, gave
double shower at her home in Mont
pelier Friday evening TO Misses Gertrude
Smith and Lillian Henry in honor of
their approaching marriages, which will
take place in few days, it is expected.
The home was very lastly decorated. A
| supper was served to 2S of the operators
and those who have been in recent years
employed with the guests in the tele-
| phone Office. Il was a miscellaneous
shower, one of the unique things being
that it was so planned that each bride
to-be, received a duplicate of the gift
made the other. Games and music were
enjoyed and after midnight the party
dispersed, having extended their congrat-
ulations TO the brides to- be.
Montpelier seminary baseball for the
| first time this year ended game in a
tie when it played the University of
| Vermont second team on its grounds Fri.
day evening, the game being called in
the tenth inning because of darkness
Duba pitched good game, striking out
y men, while Newton for the Vermont
team struck out 10 men. Montpelier
made six hits, which were scattered.
Burlington made nine hits. These were
mostly punched in the seventh inning,
when they made all of their five scores,
the game ending in tie score of 5 to 5.
Vermont made its scores on seven hits
and an error, while Montpelier made its
scores thus: In the third inning Clark
walked stole second and scored on
Irons single. In the fourth inning Ora
mai, on an error, reached first; Ward
singled; Grandfcld flied out, advancing
Granai, which gave Montpelier a chance
to score, In the fifth Duba singled, stole
second and scored on a Vermont error.
In the ninth Grandfeld, on an error,
landed on first. ST. Mary singled Duba
hit feder's choice. Horizon singled,
scoring Grandfeld and ST. Mary.