The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-20
RANDOLPH

The Randolph high school graduating
exercises will be held at the Chandler
Music hall on the evening of Friday,
given: Music; prayer, Rev. r. Fl. Moore;
music; salutatory, Frances Hartshorn;
class history, Clifford N. Jones; vocal
solo, "The Americans Come" Grace II.
Fiske; class grafton, Volney r. Osha;
class song, composed by Bernice n Field
ers and sung by the class; class will,
Emma A. Danyow; class prophecy, G.
Marguerite Thomas presentation Of
class gift to the school, Clayton ?. Jones,
president of class of 1919; response,
Donald Cook, president of class 1920;
music; valedictory, Arene E. Rumrill;
presentation of diplomas and oertifi
Gates: music. The commencement ball
will follow Immediately in the Dubois
& Gay hall, with music by Hough's or
chestra of Lebanon, N. III. The members
of the class are as follows: Latin course,
Mildred Frances Mussey; English course,
Alvin George Ball, Kenneth Russell Bow
en-, Elton Ellsworth Ellis, Bernice May
Fielders, Frances Rachel Hartshorn,
Walter Howard Holden, Clayton Francis
Jones, Lottie Elizabeth 0sha, Volney
Richard Osha, Arene Emerson Rumrill,
Clara Marguerite Thomas; commercial
course, Elizabeth Anderson Cooper,
Emma Agnes Danyow, Fern Marguerite
Fargo, Grace Eleanor Fiske, Margaret
Hazel Heath, Harriet Eola Holman, Carl
Emery Howe, Clifford Henry Jones, Pru-
dence Clark Wells; teacher training
course, Hester Maria Button, Dorothy
Alice Dow, Florence Irene George, Mar
ion Faith Holland, Hope Marguerite
Howe, Ruth Marjorie Howe, Alice Ma
diene Lamb honorable mention for ex
cellence in scholarship for coursel, Clara
Grace Perham, Eva Mildred Reed, Nell
lie Helen Sargent, Ethel May Smith,
Margaret Grace Taft. Certificates in
shorthand and typewriting are awarded
to the following post graduate students,
members of the class of 1918: Annie Lee
Hatch, Faith Wilson.
Supt. G. w. Patterson began to ar
range for the rural school positions in
February and has succeeded in finding
teachers enough for all the rural schools
Notwithstanding the shortage of teach
ers, the teaching force is well up to the
standard OF this district, all teachers
having at least a years professional
training or experience. With the exeep-
tion of this years graduates of the
teacher training class, the teachers have
had an average of over four years ex-
perience and all teachers have had some
professional training and all but two
have had at least a year of training.
Most of the contracts viii be signed
after the boards organize next month,
and the names of the teachers will be
announced later.
Mrs. H. p Sanford closed her house
on Randolph aveue on Thursday and
went TO Winchester, Mass. to pass some
time with her daughter, Mrs John Alb
bolt, expecting to return later in the
season for few weeks stay at home.
Bethany guild met at the home of Alb
bic +. Clarke on Thursday afternoon
with small attendance owing to the
excessive heat. AT this time the guild
pledged S25 toward the support OF the
district nurse.
Harold Sharpe, who was summoned
from Boston by the death of his mother,
was obliged to return to resume business
on Wednesday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Mann, also called here for the
same purpose, returned to their home in
Newport, N. H., Thursday.
Mrs. G. A. Chedel closed her house on
School street Thursday and went to
Mascoma lake, where she viii pass the
summer at her cottage and where Mr..
Chedel can be there each night.
Mrs. Ernest Sawyer went to Bethel
Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. Martin
Essigman.
Mrs. VanDeusen came from Barre on
Thursday, where she had been for two
weeks with her sister, Mrs Allen, leav-
ing her somewhat more comfortable and
will be with another sister, Mrs. W. l..
Hebard, at Randolph Center for the pres
ent.