Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-25

their home from four to six The recen-
ton was attended by the trustees, alumni,
faculty. seniors and visiting friends. Miss
Mary Lyman and Miss Helen Benton in
PRODUCED the guests. Mrs. Mabel T.. Stone
and Mrs. f. w. Sears served, assisted by
young ladies of the university. Refresh
ments were served on the lawn. Romeo 5
orchestra furnished music
CLASS REUNIONS.
number of class reunions were held
during the day. The class of 1889 cele-
brated It's 25th anniversary in a memoir
able way y breakfast was held at the
Hotel Vermont In the morning. Forty
five We're present n number which broke
all records for n 9Th reunion at the uni
verslty. There We're lG graduates. 5 non
graduates and p members of the crtss
family. The class was also present in fun
strength at the alumni breakfast At 1870
the party took autos to Grand Isle, where
they spent the evening as guests
OF one of the class, f. A
Briggs, at his hotel, the Island Villa.
Present at the breakfast at Hotel YER
mont We're Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Allbee.
Fl. NJ. Dean, Mr. and Mrs. D. p. Kiborn.
Charles L. Barstow. Mrs. j. F. Downing,
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Hail, Mr.. and Mrs. w
y. Beebe, son and two daughters. the
Rev. and Mrs. G.. Y Bliss and daughter.
DIR. and Mrs. c. S. Brigham. Mr. and
Mrs. George Graves r. NJ. johnson and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. White and
daughter, a. b. Gilbert. Arthur T. STRAIT
ton, +. S. Isham. DR.. w. II. Merriam,
Mr. and Mrs. Max l.. Powell and two
sons, the Rev. II. f. Qumby, George II.
Rogers. Mr., and Mrs w. II. Stone and
Mrs. Edward Kecer. A cablegram from
William Tutherly, sending greetings TO
the class from Manila, was head at the
dinner at Island Villa
The class Of 1904 was very much in
evidence They appeared In the morn
ing dressed in white duck suits with
large Mexican hats. prominently dis
playing their class colors, blue and red.
Fourteen had breakfast at the Van
Ness House. Tho old Van Ness tally
no furnished transportation for Il
pleasant ride about town, n large class
banner being prominently displayed.
The class all carried noisy frying pans
and horns. They arrived late at the
alumni luncheon and created a furore
OF excitement when they arrived with
their noise and youthful tollity. They
also attended the ball game in the
afternoon. Professor and Mrs. S. F.
Emerson entertained the class together
with all the trustees, profe ssors and
college officers, who were present
while the class was in college. At tho
reception In their home from six to
eight about $50 were present.
Members of the class of 1894 to the
number of IL gathered at the Van Ness
roof garden Tuesday evening for a reunion
and supper. Those present included Mrs
q. 5. Bidwell of Waterbury, George X
Sprague of Brookheld, S. Carl Carpenter
of Rchford, Arthur c. Crombie of New
York, Mrs. a. h, Wyman Of Starksboro,
Fred S. Wright of Woodsvine, N. H.,
Mary r. Bates. Nay o. Boynton. DR..
Carl b, Dunn, NJ. ID. Chittenden. Harry
l., Bingham and Clark c. Briggs of this
city, The medical "a men met at the
Hotel Vermont at 1000 a. m
The class of 1899 met for breakfast at
the Ethan Allen club. about fifteen being
present
The class of 1918 met for lunch at the
Van Ness roof garden, about a dozen
being present
Just before the fraternity reunions an
alumni and undergraduate campfire was
held on the back campus. Songs were
sung and there We're a few cheers.