Burr and Burton Academy - Burtonian Yearbook (Manchester, VT)

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THE BUPTONIAN The third of Mimhcstcr s pro111i11e11t men, and one who 11111 1111611 lllklxll effort to the Lo11c111t of the Sr'1111n1ry to pass away during the ymr V218 Adclhert 1 H1c1s 19 7 11 N11111111s1cr Depot Hc xv 14 56 years of age and during, his mam wars rv. idcncc 111 'X11111hCs1cr hc 1'I'ld 1'VCCll idcntihcd 111111 111a11yloc1l Cmlcuor 1nd off 111 1t1c ns L ILC 11 C11 111 ll ll go 11' 1 ll for some time prexious to 11 C ll 1 HL Vs 1s 1o1111cLtcL1 with 1 L 11111t IN ll s 1 il IL LL r 1 Q w1s a c1cor1 of thc 111st 1 11sL 1 1 1 1 1 ll 1 131111011 He had also scrxul 111 111111 11f111s toxxn 011111 11111. 111111 o his 1111111 111 was town Lrcasurccr DREATVIINC OF HOME B1 K1t11ry11 Kcllcy 37 corncs to me often in silcncc XX hcn the hrc 111,111 spntcrs low XX 11611 thc 1111 lx 111160111111 S11 idovu C11 1xr1111s of 1 IC 111111 11' 1111 11111 1 throh 0 hcirt TCIC 111 thrills caLl'1 pulsinf' xcm 41111-is thv. old 1111rJ111f't 11111111115 For thc 111cc of home ag11111 1111 1111 of the ro1r of nitics Add of thc faces sold and QUYWYTQC 1 11111111 xxhcrc thcrc - V1 1r111L11 of wLlLo111c Il 1111 XLTFIWIHW fmucs r1111c B1 lx to thc dv.1r old hO111CsLi'111, 1t1 111 11 11nf' Qnsc o 11111 Ll 11161111 L 105 111 thc morning XX 11111 I go home again V hc11 I go home 1g1111' Thcrcs music 'Il111 11cxcr1111y dlc away A11 it cum the 1IWIlK1N of 111111 ls, lull 1 1115 stic hirp 1t p ay 111 to111l1cd 111111 L1 xC11111111 HILIIL cxll 1 1WC7llll1lll 111011111 16111, lgo 11111 11 is my fond hC111L Wllfdlllf' V1 hcn I go home 111121111 Outside of my dar11cr1111g window Is thc g1f:1t world s crash and Cllll, And sloxxlv the aiitumn slmdovvs C omc drifting, drifting 111 SO1'51W1llg the night wind murmiirs To thc spl 1s11 of the :1ut11111n r1111 But I drc 1111 of the glorious grccling Vvl1c11 I go home again 418 f N 1 ' '13 , '. , 1 4 K 11 11: D. ':.. 3 , f.:-'rf . 'v f 1' : -51 '1.'. . ' ' 71 rs. g11i:1'11.H' 1110 'f1'1'11l:11 5 ' 5 lsdzl. 1 1 ' 111' lrllf o1'y 1, ' 'z 11111111 1311111-Q for a IllHll1WCT of yCZlY'.', 111111 wa- Rl1NlN1LllTI CLINXICY 1 nhc 1111 1 of his 121111. Nl. HV11, 11 cl . if B111' '1Nll'Cl 111d hir 1'11111 11 held his C0115-1111 :tt ' . ' 5 .' ' i 11' f ' T115 ' ahly as a 111c11111cr of thc hoard of school directors for a IlUIll15C1' of ycuis, and at the - . f .L , ,K I .1 1 ' It , ' Q , ' .c' .' 5 z ig Sc: '1'1: l 1 ,szhoz AI 1: js 1 2 . ' 1 1 1 T14 ' 1 ' , ' ' . C 5 1 I Q ' 11, A d 1' I . ' 1, 1 ' 1 1 ,L .c' '. . 1 Vw' 1 : 2 '1 A Z, S . 1 1. ' . B L 1' 11' ' 1 ' ' V , sv 1 1 I . 1' d ' s 1 . 1 5 ' c ' . ' 1 2 l 1, H1 1 I j XA ' 1 51 l 'ss r v wk In 1 . , ' s-,--

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THE BURTONIAN Rohert D Young of Orwell and Robert F Hunt of Montclair N I both of the Class of 1932 were honored by electron as presrdent and vlce presxdent respectively of their class at Norwlch Unxverslty last fall Harold D Grddmgs r of Manchester Center Class of 1931 has jomed the ranks of the DCIICCILCS durxng the year havmg marrred MISS Anna Txmeus of New York Errc Allen 1934 reccrved an appomtment through Umted States Senator Warren R hu tm to the N ual Academy at Annapolrs and was enrolled there last summer Mr and Mrs R C Hrtchcock of Glen Rrdge N I are the parents of a daughter horn to them on Aprrl 28 1934 Mr Hrtchcock was a former teacher at the Semmary and Mrs Hltchcoek was the former Mrss Helen Brewster of the Class of 1923 Ceul C Dans 1920 and Mrs Davrs are the parents of a daughter born to them on May 75 1934 They l1ve at Manchester Depot Mrs Frank M Pearson 1909 was honored last year by belng meluded rn the hst of the leadm actxve genealofucal reseachers IH the United States 1n the Handbook of Amerlcan Generlogy Mr and Mrs Clarence B Goyette of the Classes of 1927 and 1926 respectrvely last fall purchased the othce burldrng of the Rlch Lumber company They have trans formed the burldmg Into an attractxve bungalow whrch they occupy as thelr home Dr Erne t O XV1nsh1p 189 dred at hrs home ln Groton Conn on une l 1934 after a long perxod of fa1l1nff health Dr Wrnshxp graduated from the Umversxty of Vermont Nfledxcal College and settled 1n Connectrcut Success attended hun and he rose rapxdly rn hrs professron and later settled rn New London where he was recognized Dr Edmond L Wyman for many years a trustee of Burr and Burton and servrng as presxdent of the board for some years dxed at hrs home rn Manchester Center on September 27 1934 He was 91 years of age and had enjoyed good health almost to the end although the past two or three years had not found hxm as actlve as formerly He was a lrfe long resrdent of Manchester and was assocrated wrth hrs father m the marhle busrness untrl he became a physrcnan m hrs early th1rt1es He attended Burr and Burton and Wlll11mS College and also the Hahnemann Medical College ln New York where he was graduated as a homeopathlc physxcran He carried on an actrve practlce of medltlne for many years He was presxdent of Factory Polnt National Brnk for many years He was a devout member of Zlon Eprscopal church and was ac txve m the work of the church rn the state He was a member of Adomram Lodge No 42 lm fi A M and for a numher of years was actrve 1n fraternal work The Semmary suffered a keen loss last year 1n the tragxc death of Walter H Shaw who for a number of years had been an actxve member of the board of trustees and for sexeral years was a teacher at the Seminary A very actrve llfe and a constltutlon none too strong Hnallv broke m a nervous breakdown from whrch he d1d not rally He dred on August 24th 1934 Ieavmg a host of frnends who well apprecrate the work he had done m many puhlrc endeavors whxch rncluded fraternal welfare and pol meal organlzatrons There was hardly an rnstrtutlon rn the town m whxch he was not aetrvely rnterested Hrs was the first death in a famlly of seven brothers and snsters juhus Hrll of Sunderland and Mlss Paulme F Goyette of Manchester both of the Class of 1932 were unlted rn marrrage on October 27 1934 at the home of the brxdes parents The couple are resxdrng ln Manchester Mrs Edward C Orvrs May Woods of the Class of 1877 dled ln Brooklyn N Y on November 'Pa 1934 followmg a general breaking down of her system For many years she had lned rn Manchester but durmg the past few years had llved wlth her daughter Mxss Sarah W Orvis 1 47 . . . , . ., 9 r .r .., l l . ' l , l 1 A . . , J . U , , . . I. 1 1 A , I I I la I 4 Q . y Jr., , X. . , . 1 . A S I , vi ' ' , . a.... ' l , . ., , . . A. ' - S', .1 4 Q. . V. , N , i . , 4 ... , . l 1 . .5 . g L . b.- . . , . . . . . 7 . . , . , ll. , ' . s . ' ' , 5, ' ' ' , . I , A . K K . . ' . as a specialist in the treatment of diseases of the eye and ear. ch L , D ' D 9 ' 9 I , 4 s I ' 1 it ' x l 1 . tc Y C. . ' D u - . 1 . 1 r . ' ' ' A I A 1 . l , . ..., '. . ., 1 I I . l t . 4 r I l . , K r , 4 -. V ' I. ' . ' ' . , K r H, I I . K , - .A 1 K . ' . Q . . , . , ..,, . 7 . , .

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