The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-10
BETHEL
Graduation Exercises Ended Com
mencement Week Program.

4 ming LOT tHc NnlJcOmD llgn Scn0Ol
graduation. Good music was furnished
by the high school orchestra. More
than half of tn regulations are non
residents of the district. Harold f.
Wilson delivered his valedictory essay
on ''Visions" in a most pleasing and
| impressive manner. He was the
writer of the class song entitled
Song of %, and of the music TO
which it was sung, as the final event
of the program. Miss Anna M. Savage
was the author OF the class poem,
which she recited. Miss Betty III.
Wilson's saiutatory essay was on
"Joan or Are" Miss Lila J. Eastbrook
recited "A Message to Garcia by
Elbert Hubbard; Miss Eleanor T. Gra-
ham recited "Da Best Frand., an
Italian dialect selection. Miss Queenie
c. Townsend contributed an original
story. illustrating "1'he Advantages
of Nature Study" Murray's Com
mencement Song was sung by the class
The teacher training girls pleased
the audience by their sweet rendering
of Tosti's ITO a Hermit Thrush" Miss
NJ. Irene Fletcher's voice was heard to
good advantage in the song, There are
Fairies at the Bottom of the Garden"
by Lehman. Miss Cylena j. Morse's
honor essay was on IRA Allen" Miss
Elizabeth Goodale gave the piano
selection, Martha" by Flotow.
Besides those named, tie members
of the class were Miss Jessie o. Hol.
ton and Paul G. Trask Of Gaysville;
Miss Claire Ceresa and Miss Hazel
Fairchild of Royalton, Miss Grace A.
Chamberlin of barnard. Max Davis
of Pittsfeld. Miss Ruth Gushing.
Charles j. Morrell, Thomas I. Jebb.
Emma X. Haikara. Anna +. Keleher.
Bethel incorporated district; Carl
Walker, Miss Ida Walker and Earl
harrington of Bethel town district.
The members of the teacher train
ing class are Misses Marietta L. Bill.
ings of Barnard, Jennie T. Brown.
NINA X. Haikara, Anna Z. Keleher.
Adelene /. Persons and Annie MI
Sturk of Bethel incorporated; Agnes
A. Preston of Bethel town. Ella r.
Fales of Rochester. Harriet Spaulding
of Sherburne and Ethel Z. Thompson
of Woodstock.
Neil Bernard Bussiere Of Mortified
is with his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth NORM.
for part OF the summer.
Mrs. c. G. Clifford. Mrs. J. A. Ora
ham. Mrs. VIII C. Harvey. Mrs. A B.
Washburn. Mrs. A. n Washburn and
Mrs. Guy Wilson attended the annual
meeting of the Vermont state fedora
tion of Women's clubs at Springfield
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Lander, with her daugh-
ter, Helen. has returned home TO vii \
liston, aftetr teaching on Christian
hill the past year. Miss Lander at
tended the eigth grade of the village
school.
Miss Susan Wilson, secretary of the
Episcopal cathedral in Boston. is with
her mother. Mrs. NJ. L. Wilson. for
short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Willie went
Yesterday 10 Detroit, where Mr.. willie
has employment Mrs. Wyllie expects
to return home sfte. a two months
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Z. B.
Paini.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Myott. Mr..
and Mrs. y Dsige OF Enosburg Falls
returned home Yesterday. aftetr a Wis.
Il alta J. Howard Myotts-.
Florian Parsons was home from
Springfield 10 see his sister graduated
from Whitoomb high school
Many local people attended Sparks
.ircus at Randolph yesterday.
Nrs. A. n. Durham Of the Morse
block returned home yesterday fr,rn
after attending the East
I'm star convention held there the ear
her part of the weel
orio Allen Of White River Junction
arrived at his home On Brock street
yesterday in order 10 be present A. the
RADIATION of his brother. Wcnfcii n.