Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-03

i've several beautiful selections during
&c program. Sunday night at the Congre-
Ational Church. large audience listened
the Baccaaureate sermon by the Rev.
rank w. Hazen of Johnson Mr.. Ha1en
brved as principal of the Academy for
bree years and spoke of his pleasure IN
bturning to preach to the body of stu
ents, especially the graduating class.
onday night was class night and the
any friends present thoroughly enjoyed
lie following program: Glass history, Isa-
bile silver. Bessie Clark and Gladys
riggs; class will, Kenneth Cowles; petit
on. Max Dawson; class rhymes. Archie
Febber: class poem. Nora Richardson:
fy GRAFTON, Ila M. Uric; response for
iniors, Ruth Marckres; class prophecy
nd yell. class; class song, composed by
aynell Ladd. sung by class. Wednesday
vening Academy hall was packed to its
NIT with ali eager audience to listen to
he junior class play, Farmer Larkin's
Poarders." The parts were all well taken.
he proceeds of $74 16 are to be used for Il
Ind for new piano. This play is to be
bpeated at South Craftsbury Friday eve
ing. June 4. Friday noon the home eco
omic department served dinner in the
gym" to the trustees and their wives
nd the faculty, % in number. A business
1eeting of the trustees was also held and
ne following officers elected: Alexander
hields, president: II. n. Stevens. secre-
pr! and treasurer; E. A. Dutton, auditor;
f. Graham. agent; Z. A. Gallagher.
!. r. Graham and l.. A. Dutton. eXecu-
i've committee: trustees reelected, w.
,. pustan, II. + Graham, T. NJ Gala
her, Il. A. Dution. s. T.. Lathe. The debt
5000 has beer cancelled. Commence
hent exercises were brought to close
friday night, May Is in the Congregation
] Church when Or. NJ. B !lillegas de-
vcred an address to the graduating class
nd students upon the theme of Person
lily" At the close Of his address, Or,
iillegas presented the certificates to the
even graduates ri the teachers training
Us 5 and the principal Miss Mary Bailey,
rcsenteG the diplomas to the graduating
ass and made the announcement that
ne two scholarships granted each year
or the highest percentage in class work
I'D heen won by Gavnel B. Laid and Max
r. Dawson. The class roll is the follow
|rS: Teacher training class: Bessie Merle
Mark. Hilda Augusta Dawson, 6 adys
lay GriSgs, Mildred Julia Miller, Nora
sudor7i Richardson. Isabelle Alice Silver
! nc Mable Jennie Young; class roll: Bos-
lie Merle Clark. Kenneth Glidden Cowles,
Max Burton Dawson, Gladys MAY Griggs,
XIdSIi,aNl lotSStt i'luu, ht'lti 'a''iN'''''
I4apierrc. Mary Almeda Richardson, Nora
;udora Richardson. Isabelle Alice Silver.
! la Mary Uric and Archie Lee Webster.
Mrs o. y. Wells left Monday morn
ling for Bellows Falls, where she will
hold a meeting OF the w. +. NJ S. She
Is to hold meetings in seVora!
places in the interests of the w. +. NJ.
Is. during the next ten days.-Mr. and
Mrs Tony Ray. David Moody and
friend of Orleans were guests of MI
land Mrs. w Y. Noodle Sunday
among the pleasant events of the
week was the marriage of r. Good
Ilie Hanson of Barton is spending
|rin and Miss Bessie Lane.-Mrs. Jen-
flew days with friends in this town
| Mrs. Lydia Robbins and family will
| move to-da" from her farm into
Charles Robbins tenement rooms
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dutton and daugh-
tier. Jean, ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Hattie
Patterson. Will leave Wednesday morn
ling for Portland, Ore, making the
"trip by automobile The remains of
John Cass, a former resident. were
brought from Hardwick Saturday and
buried in the family lot in the village
Feacham gave an eresting Memorial
| day address before The Grand Army
and packed house in the town hall
Monday.-The Ladies' Aid realized $50
from dinner