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

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The B. n. S. commencement exercises
were held in Hol!ey hall Friday evening.
The hall was filed and many were obliged
to stand. The program was: professional,
Clinord Kent marshal; music by lnstru-
mental clup' salutatory. Dorothy wright;
essay, Habit, Velma B Grant; class MIS-
tory Gertrude S. Palmer, essay. Animal
life of vermont Charles T.. Orcott:
| music by double quartet; class poem. by
Charts Gould, a former member of the
class. read by Doris Kent class will.
Dorothy L. Wright; class prophecy. Abel
Jonn mason N!mah; Grass song Vale CO
tory and essay, Does 1t Pay Minnie A.
Cushman; presentation OF diplomas.
| superintendent w. A. beepe; Mr.. beeoe
IN behalf or the University OF vernon.
| awarded to Miss Minnie Cushman ana
Abel Wynan, scholarships, they having
stood highest In the class lot the past
four years. Class roll, Minnie A. Cushman.
Gladys A. Dubuke, Nelma b. Grant DORIS
a. Kent Mary A. O'Connor. Cnaries H.
Orcott, Gertrude S. Palmer, Carrie a.
Pierce. Mabel E. Sears. Dorothy IA
Wright and Abel John Mason Wyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Dietz and child OF
Astoria, l.. l., have been called mere ny
the illness of Mrs. Dietzs rather. +. H.
| Wilson.-Miss Irene Ferguson OF Burning
| ton was az nome TO attend commence
| ment.-About Oh attended the aiufnhi oa'i-
| quet in the Methodist Cnurch ParloFs
Friday evening After the banquet. Mrs
DEMO, the president. introduced super
intendent Beebe as POSTMASTER. After
| some fitting remarks ne caiIed upon
| Principal Selden who addressed the class
of 1920. Miss Doris Kent responded. L. II.
| Thomas spoke upon the Reiation Oh
| the Community and the School, MISS
Pierce spoke upon the Cultural Side OF
Education" Music was furnished through
out the evening by the High School Or
chestra.
Friday June 4. the spring term OF
| school closed at the Flats. Percent or
attendance for the term being 93:9;
for the year. 93.5. Ruth Hasseltine
George lockwood and Luther Rock
wood had neither absent nor tardy
marks during the term. Leland Brown
and Charles La ROGUE had no marks
during membership. Catherine Little,
Leonard Little, Maurice Smith and
Robert Smith were absent one-half
day. Chosen Collins absent one day.
| Luther lockwood won first prize of
, one half holiday. in spelling. 99.9 per
cent; Robert Smith and Joseph Gar
rapy. a tie, 9o.7 per cent: Catherine
Little and Charles Vickers 9s.S per
cent. A picnic supper was serve ! on the
lawn Thursday afternoon-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Durkec of Troy ~ Y,
are visiting Mrs Niceva Dumbee and
| family-The Odd Fellows and Rebe-
kahs observed memorial Sunday the
l sixth at Odd Fellows hall. where the
memorial service was held at $40
a MIR and Mrs John D. Martin
and daughter. Gertrude are visiting
in plattshurr n Y-The Missionary
society of tho Federated Church will
moot IN Mrs Car1elrs niazza Friday
of,orroon weather ner,nittine-I ~
Norton 7 C. cardell william r,ardell
" Era nike Jr John 6 sheru,in
.nd r. Ricknel, motored ~ RurIin
ton surdsv-Ernest ruarl returned -
Middlebury Monday morning with Mr..