The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-10
MONTPELIER
High School Commencement Will Start
Tomorrow.

! IO-m0rT0W. s N itt
| The commencement season at Mont.
pelicr high school begins on Sunday
afternoon at four o'clock, when the
baccalaureate address will be given in
the high school assembly hall BY
Principal Edward s. Abbott of Rutland
high school, formerly principal Of
Montpelier high school. The exercises
will be open to members Of the
graduating class and their friends and
invitations are not necessary for adj.
mission. Principal Harold A. Swat.
field will be in charge of the exercises.
Perley Pitkin win sing and the deyo-
tional exercises will be in charge Of
the Rev. 9. N. ST John. On Monday
examinations will be completed, and
Tuesday will be class day. The exer-
cises win be held at Caledonia park
beginning with sports at 9;I5 in the
morning. A baseball game will be
played between team composed OF
members of the senior class and
faculty and team made up from the
three lower classes, Roger Sheridan
is captain of the undergraduate team
and Robert Dillon is to captain the
seniors and faculty. In the afternoon,
the exercises of speaking and music
will be held following the presentation
Of the class day stunts at 1880 by the
different classes for the cup given BY
the class of 1922. The commencement
exercises will be held in the city hall
on Wednesday evening. beginning atl
eight o'clock. Tickets may be oh
tanned from Principal Swafiield at his
Office by those entitled to them in per-
son on Monday afternoon or later. The
decorating of the hall and the nshering
win be in charge Of the junior class,
of which Arthur Hail is president. The
usual exercises and essays will be fol
lowed by the awarding Of diplomas by
Fred Blanchard, chairman of the|
school board. to a class Of between SOL
and SIS graduates. On Thursday the
seniors plan to 60 on picnic.
Henry Dupuis Of Roxbury was in
the city on business yesterday
James Brownlee left for Stowe
yesterday for few days stay with his
wife's parents.
Judge Leighton P. Slack Of Vermont
supreme court returned to his home in
st. Johnsbury after a short stay here.
L. Josephine Webster Of Burlington
was in the city on Thursday in the
Interests Of the Vermont Children's
Aid society.
Miss Florence G. Stone has returned
from Boston, to pass the summer vaca-
lion from Simmons college with her
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Stone OF
Pearl street.
Harold Watson left yesterday for
New York City on business.
Joseph Laird of MiddIebury college
arrived yesterday to pass the summer
'acation with his parents, Judge and
Mrs. +. L. Laird of Terrace street
There was but little indication Of
interest in the July celebration at
he board Of trade meeting held Fri
lay evening and the indications were
hat the board would not do anything
more about IL at present.
Charles Grandfield of ST. Adams,
Who is taking few days vacation
rom his work as conductor for the
]entral Vermont railroad, has joined /,
lis wife who has been visiting with
Ter daughters.
r. y. Susena was in Burlington
yesterday on business. "A
Robert Wilder and Alex Hurry were
n Burlington yesterday.
About 100 relatives and friends Of
he piano pupils of Mrs. Fred Laird. jr- ,
ttended recital given in the Won
MS club rooms in the Wood Art gal !
cry last night. The program was as
ollows: Paper Chain" Nynesl. Dor :
thy Perkins, Laura Adams and Sylvia !
,omstock; "Study' tKohler), Morgan !
"Peter Pumpkin Eater /
Berwald), and Peasants Frolir" /
Gurlitt), Robert Cleveland; "Ro-
nance" BARBOUR, Elizabeth Shepard !
nd Mrs. Laird; Visiting the Gyp. /
les tBerwaldl, Dorothy Perkins !
Wooden Shoe Dance" tMueller), Bar
ara Bennett; "Northland Cradle $
ong' lGaynorl, and Petite valse" I
Benetl. Laura Adams: Birds in the 1