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


economies class III at the home of Miss
Eloise Magoon of the class Saturday
afternoon,-Mis Jane Tomlinson returned
Saturday from Essex, y. ", where she
was called by the death Of her brother,
! Daniel Tomlinson.-M Edith DERBY.
teacher in the graded school returned to
her home in Johnson Saturday. She OK
! poets to go to Saranac Lake soon'-The
| Rev. G. G.. Merrill, Congregational state
secretary, spoke ut the community
! Church morning service Sunday upon the
| inter church work. Mr. Merrill treated
some problems and conditions peculiar
! to the work in stowe. where all the
! denominations are uniting in one or
| ganization.-At last chapel of the
! stowe High School senior class OF 1920
1.-THE speakers included superintendent
C. d. Howe, Principal x. e. Mayo, G. NJ.
| Watts and T.. T.. Stafford of the school
board, Miss Kcefc. Miss Pike, Mrs.
Douglass, Miss Southland and Levi Turner
! Of the faculty. Edwin Peterson. pres'-
/ dent of the junior elias. Miss Arlc wright,
president of the sophomore class, and
Miss Ruth Mcmahon of the alumni, songs
, rendered included the school song, HAL,
| Green and White" 4 Nictrola record
Here Comes the Bride" was considered
very appropriate as no less than one
| teacher and two Of the seniors expect TO
/ he married soon.-Among the visitors
! here for graduation week are: Mrs a. n.
Emery and Miss Kate Cummings of st.
! Adams, Miss Daisy Bailey of burlington,
( Mrs Lewis Marshall of Springfield, Mass,
| and Mrs. Archie Fisher Of Williston.-
! o. II. Smith has returned from two
| weeks in Boston.-Roy u. Robinson re-
sumed his work at r. z. Shaw's Monday
| after vacation of several weeks.
+ The funeral of David Bohannor. who
died at his home In Sterling Saturday
morning was held there Monday. the Rev
W. T. Best of Morrisvl,e officiating The
burial was made ut Morrstown Corners
Mr.. Bohannon was Il years Of age. He
had been confined to his bed for eight
months viii! complications following in
flucnza. lie caves his wife and several
children and several brothers and sisters
| He was a member of tho Morrisville Camp
of Modern Woodmen. Mrs. Bert G. Mer-
rll returned Monday from the Fanny
Allen hospital. where she was called last
week by the serious illness of Mr.. Mcr-
lrll, who is now recovering. Mr." Mere
rl's sister Miss Lizzie Paul, who was
with the Merrill children during her alb
sence. returned to llardwick Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Luce were in Bur-
King called on friends in state Monday
on her way to her home in Montpelier,
after visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. NJ Small Mrs. Rospha Palmer
Of johnson is n guest al tho Small home
Mrs. Clara Buzzel of Bennington is Wis
itinS her cousin and his wife. Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Buzzell.-Lewis Marshall Of
Springfield, Mass, has Joined Mrs. Mar
shall here for graduation week.-Mrs.. H..
l.. Call returned Tuesday from the Fanny
Allen hospital recovering from serious
surgical operation.-Mrs. Frank Curtis.
who has been seriously i'll with appended
tbs. is gaining slowly.-Ralph Tatro and
Harold Morrill, went Monday to Lake
Mansfield. where they have employment
for the summer.-Joseph Peters. who re-
Gently underwent an operation for aupen-
dicitis at the Fanny Allen hospital. has re-
turned to Joseph Benson's.-Mrs. Louis
Lucia, who recently sold her
house on Luce Hill is with her
son. Fred Morrill,. or a short time.-Mr.
and Mrs. 4. Fl. Page. who passed the
week lend in Wolcott. We're accompanied
home by Mrs. Pages mother, Mrs. A. d..
! Alger. who had passed a week there
! Hayes Walker of Windsor is here for COM
mencement week.-At the Sunday session
Of the community Sunday school a rising
vote of thanks was given to Miss Edith
| Derby of the graded school for her help
fulness in the Sunday school work during
the past school year.
| The following program was carried out
| at the graduation exercises of the class
| of 1920 Wednesday evening at the Akeley
! Memorial building: March, procession
al; violin solo, Spencer Lawrence, L. V.
NJ. accompanied by Miss Dorothy Bar
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salutatory and essay. women in Indus
try during the War" Fife Sleeper; song,
"T Am Dreaming of You in the Tw-
light" by Hildegarde Smaley; address
to class. the Rev. G. H. Leslie of Water
bury: valedictory and essay, THE De-
velopment of the Revolutionary Spirit in
Russia Douglass Barrows; violin solo,
presentation of diplomas by Principal
Mayo: march occasional. There was a
large attendance. Glass day exercises
were carried out at the auditorium We'd
nesday afternoon as follows: music; mas
ter OF ceremonies. Douglass Barrows ad
dress to undergraduates. Dennis Kaiser
reply, Edwin Peterson, 81: song. Mrs. II.
| W. Barrows; class history, Laura Bailey:
class poem, John Boardman: song, Gee
! Club; class prophecies, Louise Morgan
class will and presentation, Kathryn Pc
cor; song, Glee Club Following is the
class roll Laura Bailey. Douglass Bar
rows, president, John Boa rdman Rebec-
ca Buron, A. Richard Chase. vice-presi-
dent, Dennis Kaiser. Lucy Latuch, Louise
Morgan Hazel Morrill, Kathryn Recor
secretary-treasurer. Fife Sleeper Hide
garde Smalley, Gladys Smith. The Uni
versity of Vermont schola rshps were
won by Douglass Burrows and Effie
! sleeper. Others who expect to enter
| the University arc John Boardman. LOU
Use Morgan, Kathryn Recor and Rebccca
| Buron. The junior-senior reception at
! the auditorium Tuesday evening was one
OF the most successful in the history of
| the school. Edwin Peterson of the ju-
! Nor class was master of ceremonies and
! junior class students acted as ushcrs
! In the receiving line with the class were
Principal r. c. Mayo and President Pc
terson. The speakers were PRINCIPAL
Mayo {. NJ Watts, the Rev. J. Q. An
CELL and Paul Raymond. Other features
OF the program we're selections by a
L. V. NJ. orchestra. readings by Mrs.
n. ID. Lynch, accompanied by Dorothy
Barrows ANA Miss Jessie Southland. q
duet, Mrs n. w .Barrows and II. w
Burnham; narcissus dance by FLOW
Collins. Mary Bailey, Mabel Sleeper and
Hazel Cakes; song and ukelele selection
Hazel Gibbs dance and song, little Vera
Spauding; Dardanella dance, by twelve
girls, accompanied by Miss Lois Riley
Inc evening closed with dancing with
music by the orchestra.-Miss Margare,
keefe of the High School faculty who
goes TO her home in Waterbury Thursday
VIII attend the commencement exercises a,
inc Castleton Normal School of which