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

ton that the class of 1920 is the largest !
in the history of the grammar school, !
there being 70 members. The following
excellent program was enjoyed by large
number of people: March, Yankee
Dandy" (WeidD. Grammar School orches-
ira chorus Medley of American Patrio-
tic Songs" IS. r PauD,s eighth grade,
essay, Joan of Are Harold Johnson;
recitation. You Are the Hope of the
World" III. Hagedorn). Frederick O'Neill;
piano solo, valsc Chopin Op g. No. p,
Catherine RUSSELL essay. struggle of
France for Freedom John Sweeney;
chorus. La Marseillaise" tRouget de
Lisle). eighth grade; essay, Paul Reveres
Ride" Juanta Writer'S: music, stack of
Fen" CRolfe). Grammar School orchestra;
recitation. America for Me" Henry Van
Dyke. Thelma Sullivan; solo dance,
Wood Nymph." Helen Prentss recita-
tion. Americas Gift to France" Robert
Hathaway; chorus Faith to Win" IF. +.
Bullard), eighth grade; presentation of
diplomas Supt. George S. Wright; chorus
"The Star Spangled Banner (Francis
Scott Key. Marion Warner acted very
acceptably as accompanist. The members
of the graduating class are as follows;
Marguerite Baker, Arden Barnes. Alice
Barton. Frederick Bedard George Bell,
Caroline Bergman, Wallace Brouillette,
Edwin Brown, Esther Brown. James
Burns, Francis Bushey. Geraldine
Bushey, Marion Carmsn. Helen Clapper,
Alfred Cochran, Raymond Cochran,
Marion Cunningham, James Curry. Sulli-
van Doheny. Agnes Doolin. Henrietta
Driver. George Carey, Philip Harlow.
Robert Hathaway, Evelyn Head, Ora
Hope. Harold Johnson. Hida Johnson,
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renee Ladue. Raymond Lanouette, Ber-
tina Mcfarland. Edith McCiovern, Warren
| MCGOWAN. Alphonsus McQueeney, David
| Miller. Edward Moloney. Beatrice Moor.
! Robert Moore. Edward Murphy. Frances
Murphy, Clyde Muzzy Irwin Muzzv, Edith
Neiburg, Frederick O'Neil. Roland Paige.
Ola Paquette. Eleanor Peterson, Rufus
Porter. Helen Prentiss. Marion Putvah,
Nelzora Pyer. John Rich. Gladys Rich
ards Doris Roby. Catherine Russell
Rolfe Russell. Nina Ryan. Reryl Scott
John Smith. Merald Smith Vera Smith,
James Stacy, Robert Sullivan. Thelma
sullivan, Pearl Sumpter John Sweeney,
Barbara Taylor, Mary Thomas, Helen
/ Nincelette, Marion Warner. Gertrude
Whitehead, James Willis. ,Iuanita Wit
tors, Doris Woodward and Ralph Wright.
Carl r. Brown, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
- H. I'lp"H VI tlIS Guy, WHO ~ n Ullu-
shipman at United States Naval Academy.
! Annapolis, has been assigned to the
battleship New Hampshire this summer
and has started on 17,74o mile trip. The
| New Hampshire will 60 down the Atlantic
coast to the Isthmus of Panama. through
the canal to the Pacific coast. She will
stop at the Hawian Islands then re-
turn to the Pacific coast going as far
north as the tSate of Oregon, then re-
turning back 10 the Atlantic seaboard
through the Panama canal.
Mrs. B. II. Brown left yesterdy for
Newport, called there by the death OF
her sisters husband. Roy Jocelyn, an at
torney. Mr.. Jocelyn who has been in il
health for some time, died late Tuesday
eevning. He is survived by his wife. three
children; a brother, Edward Jocelyn ol
Rhode Island, and his father, William
Jocelyn of Swanton. Burial will take
place in the family lot ut Swanton.
Francis G. Kingsley left the city yester-
day for San Francisco, Cal, from where
he will sail for Rangoon. Bermuda, ir
the interests of the International Banking
Corporation of New York. Mr.. Kingsley
) recently returned from London. at which
place he was appointed an officer of the
corporation.