Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-10

oys so Brave" Armedie Meunier; reci-
,tion. Across the High Bridge Home"
Allen Bailey; song, Since Yesterday"
Loretta Mongeon: music. orchestra;
ecitation, How Father Played Baseball
faul Raymond Gunther: recitation, How
DO You Tackle Your Work." Elizabeth
abel; recitation. AN American in Eu-
ore," Marjorie Frances Allen; recitation
The Battle of Waterloo" Jacob Isaac
.evin; chorus. Bells so Softly Pealing,"
lass; recitation. THE Little Brass But
on," George Rollin Stackpole, Jr.; reci-
alton People Will Laugh" Ellen Pa
ricia Timmons; recitation, "a Warning, ="
Dorothy May Duprcy; recitation, "Ancs-
raj Dwellings; l.. Loretta Mongeon; cho-
u.s. Bright Star of Eve" class: music.
lsh school orchestra: presentation of
cftlncates, district superintendent Minnie
Hays. The following are the members
the class who are being promoted from
he grammar school to the high school
apartment, Marjorie Frances Alle,., May
gnes Avis, Georgiana May Brunell. Dor
thy Madeline Brassor, Bertha Loretta
'enedict. George Allen Bailey, Merdn
ellsworth Brown. Richard Thomas Cor
clius. Agnes Sarah Chonion, Dorothy
lay Duprey, Gail Marion Flint, Elizabeth
label Paul Raymond Gunther, Mary
ethel Hanlon, Mary Ellen Ladue, Jacob
saac Levin, Lucy Loretta Mongeon. Ar
1edie George Meunier, Clement Edward
leunicr. Ormond Arthur Mongeon, Ray
,onc George Myers. Arthur Donald Metz
Ter. George Hugh MCGEE. Oliver Leon
liant, Arthur Joseph st. Peter, George
sollin Stackpole, Jr., Ruth Agnes Swee-
ey. Ellen Patricia Timmons. Herniand
William Trepanier, Esther Sheldon
hornpson; Madeline Hazel Vuiey. Napo-
ron Raymond Wiley. Omor sylvia Vile .
raire. end Robert John Nhittckind.
Last evening at eight o'clock the grad
ation exercises of the Winooski High
cnool took place in the midst of q large
a;her.ng of friends and relatives of the
tudents. DR.. G. II. Perkins Of the Univer-
itH CT Vermont gave the class and audi
nee 4 valuable address from his expert
nee of many years at the University and
b all parts of the world, where scientific
earch has carried him The close atten-
ion OF the audience attested the strength
his words of wisdom. Following the
ddress. DR.. Perkins presented the honor
cholarships to the University of Vermont,
acii valued al 800 to Miss Hazel Irene
tdnhope and to Samuel Robert Epstein,
n;y having the highest average Of their
respective sex. during the four years in
fi5h School. Robert Narcotic AS presi-
lent oe the class presented the class gift,
consisting of large, framed hand col
rod pc.; of Crater Lake" in Oregon
beautiful picture by Wallace Nutting,
nU:icd 'Juue Bcides;" and two large
DIR pan ne.eG n,GLe-tr-,.fdcr screens for
use aDout the stage in the assembly hall
hose gifts were accepted by Prin George
;. Sta?npo!e on behalf of the school. Fol.
o":ry iris the DIPLOMAS were awarded by
re principal Following is the program
overture. Cleopatra" Luscomb; Choir
is. Away to the Woods" Johann Scram.
pei; Grafton, Some Detriments of Immi-
Eration," f. Niles Washburn salutatory
Ponors; essay. The Value of CONNER
ial Education" Miss Helen e. Sullivan
orchestra, Hawaiian Twilight" Sher.
wood: Grafton, The Labor Unrest in This
'ountry." Charles Fl. Allard essay, Yer.
mont 10 LITERATURE Miss Hazel J. Stan
rope. orchestra, "Nalse de Concert. Gold
nd Silver" Lehar: Grafton. where
>merica Stands" Harold NJ. Levin; ora
ion. "Bolshovism in Our Own Country
iamue Il. Epstein; address. Prof Georg,
I. Perkins, Dean. University of Vermont
presentation of diplomas: orchestra, "Stai
;pangled Banner" Francis Scott Key
Following are the graduates; Latin-sci-
(ntific course Hazel Irene Stanhope. Sam
,urn. Harold Meyer Levin; commercial
curse .Hortcnse Henrietta Carpenter
Ielen Esther sullivan, Alice Mary Nallee
Toward r. Thompson; English course
Charles Harmon Allard, Levi Burgess
fcruggs, Robert Louis Narcotic. Harry j
iardacre. ''To-night We Lunch-Where
Shall We Anchor was the class motto
lass colors werc old rose and gray and the
lass flower, pink rose. Lees orchestra
played
Patrick McGrath. ono of Winooski
oldest citizens, died yesterday morning
ht 6:15 o'clock at the home of his daugh
err, Mrs. Frederick Stoddard, of a5 Eas
Allen street. following a months lines
pf bronchial pneumonia. Mr.. McGratl
was born in ireland 70 years ago and cam
to this country when about five year
Of age and had resided in this village eve
since. He was of quiet disposition ant
was well liked in the community In 1877
he married Miss Sarah A. Riley of Beck
nantown, y. Y, whom he survived l
wears. They had three children. two q
whom survive him. Edward, deceased il
1919, Eugene Of Plymouth. Mass. AM
Mrs. Frederick Stoddard. with whom h
made his home. The funeral will he hell
Friday morning at st. Stephens Churcl
bat nine O'Clock, with burial in ST, Joseph
cemetery in Burlington.
a reception was given Tuesday evening
in Corporation hall to Mr.. and Mrs
Etgene Degraff of Burlington. who wer
married Wednesday afternoon at fou
o'clock at St Josephs Church in Bur
lington. About 200 friends and relative
had gathered to wish them happiness. TIL
Evening was spent in singing and dancing
Shepard's orchestra furnishing the music
They We're the recipients Of many gift:
Mrs. DeGraff was Miss Ethel Seymour
Essex junction.
JERICHO
Mrs. Nancy McLane, who is in poo
health. has gone to the home of he
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mr.:
'larence Morgan. at Richmond.-Mr. an
Mrs. Ralph Abbott and Mr.. and Mrs. A
fred Lord of Lebanon y. H., were RI
ent visitors al the home of Mr.. and Mr.
iiram Hanley.-Mrs. Estclla Algiers ha
gone to Greensboro for a few days visi
-Doniey Paige of Bakersfield was a re
ent visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
Hiram Hanley.-Mrs. e. y. StyglcS, wl
has been quite i'll with rcurits in he
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