Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17
JEFFERSONVILLE

JEFFERSONV1LLE
The following is the list of events
MANNED for commencement week: Sun
day evening at eight o'clock. Juno 20,
the bacca 1aureate sermon Will be de-
livered at the Congregational Church
at .Jcffcrsonville by tho Rev. walter
FL Gould Tuesday afternoon lawn
party will be given by the junior class
Wednesday afternoon will be class day.
Weather permitting the exercises
will be hold outside. In general the
exercises will consist of an assembly
reading of the class prophecy. history
and will and school songs. IF ball
game can be arranged it will be play
ed that afternoon. Graduation exer-
cises will be held Thursday evening,
June "a. at the town hall at eight
o'clock. All are invited. Music will
he furnished by Romeo's orchestra.
The following is the program Of
commencement exercises; Professional.
senior class. THE Son of God Goes
Forth to War" invocation. the Rev.
Walter H. Gould: trio, Lois Leach,
Marcella Perry. Autney Strattor; salu-
tatory, Gordon II. Gates; cantata, The
Village Blacksmith" by the high school
chorus: address, the Hon. Milo p. Hill
IeEas State comm SIS Toner of educa-
ton; quartet from "Rigolette;" valedic-
tory. Pearl NJ. Hitchcock; "Barcarolle,"
Tales of Hoffman," presentation of
diplomas: scxtet from Lucia" reccp-
ton line and the marshal for the class
is Charles Farr. Friday evening the
senior ball will he held at the Hotel
MclcnIy and patrons and patroncsses
will be in charge.-Announceme for
the faculty of the Cambridge Junior
sc nior high school for next year is as
follows. Walter H. Venable supervis-
ing principal agriculture, etc, U. V. NJ.
Miss Norma Decker, Syracuse Univer-
sity, Syracuse. n. Y. History and Eng
lsh; Miss Fanny Mitchell Bloomsbury
Normal School, Buffalo. N Y. home
economies. Miss Roberta Davis, u. v.
NJ. Pittsford mathematics and chemis-
Marie Henrichon Mddlcbury College,
Rutland. French; Mr. Fitzpatrick, U. V.
NJ. Pittsford, mathematics and chemis-
try; Mr.. Fitzpatrick will coach athle-
tics as side line; Mrs. Morse, Nor
| wood School of Music, Jeffersonviile,
| Music.-Mrs. Della Foster was in
Burlington Friday-E. A. Wood and
| family and Mrs. Helen Emerson were
Burlington visitors Saturday,-There
was a large crowd at the house party
at Earl Prors Friday evening". NJ
| Powell has sold his farm to Martin
| Dodge. possession is to be given the
| Goth
meeting of the Modern Woodmen was
/ held at Starts hall Thursday evening and
adopted one candidate. District Deputy
| Clark was present. On the 25th. at the
regular meeting. large class is to be
adopted. Kenneth Tucker was off duty at
| Morse's mill with an infected finger last
! wcek.-Thc Lamoille county conference OF
| Congregational Church was held at this
church June and was well attend.
ed and full Of interest-'rhr Rev. f. 3.
Hyde is shipping his household effects
Writings were drawn June con-
vcying the large farm of Frank Morris
| at the valley to MIR. and Mrs f. A. Wood.
w. T. Thayer Was in Bu-ljnCtoo Thurs.
day and found his daughter improved -
The rural schools and grades closed Fri
Sey.-Mrs. LYNN Tracy visited Mrs How.
ard Bulxcr n, ,ho Fanny Alien pospita,
E,1day-ur ava 49,, Ar,o,d AIdrich ana
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