Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Tho registration in the high school lor
q first day, including the teachers
Inning class. was III. The total regist ~
bn of the entire graded school includ-
Q the high school was 391. 1t is eNpectei
at there will he several more pupils
ldcd to the list.-The town schools OPEN
Monday morning with the following
achers: Forestdale grammar, Miss
Iicc rarmlee; intermediate, Miss Bat
olomew; second primary, Miss FANNIE
Sumner; first primary, Miss Ethel
aker; district No. 5. Miss Rose Parmltei
strict 40 o. Mrs. II. u. Martin; district
o. 10, Miss Edith Thomas. Miss Lotto
aker, former teacher of music in the
FADED school here. has gone to Toledo
MO to enter a musical institute for one
har.-Chatles Fuller went saturday 10
pringfeld. Mass, where he has n posi-
on and his brother, Henry Fuller, Went
hturday to Greenfield. Mass. where he
hs n position Mrs. G. S. Warren CT
utland is the guest Of Mrs Frank Gin
bn at the home of \. II. Gipson for
kw davs.-A. n. GIBSON is in Elizabeth
bwn ~ v. on business for a few days
+. and Mrs. Leslie McIntre left Monday
Don for Cleveland, Ohio, where Mr. Me
ntire has position with the Interna-
onal Harvester company as salesman
ISIS Shirley Farr. who has been at her
Bimmer home here for some time, lett
hondav for Chicago.-Mrs Charles Danah
New York city is visiting Miss Edith
4owe-Mr. and Mrs. V. l. ratnode
re moving into the Gonyeau house on
eminary hill, which was vacated by Les
e Mclntre.
4 pretty wedding took place Saturday
vening at the home of Mrs. /. y. Chase
hen Miss Mildred Barker daughter o;
Edward Barker, and Grant Chase were
nited in marriage. The ceremony was per
brmed by Rev. Walter Thorpe Of the Con-
regational Church. Miss Anna Collins
as the maid of honor and Lawrence
base, brother Of the groom, the best
han. The brides dress was of viii .
repc de chene, with pearl trimmings
nd her veil was fastened with orange
lessons. She carried a bouquet of whit.
oses, The maid of honor wore pink
aFeta and carried a bouquet of pinl
weet peas Miss Susan Miner and Mrs
larry Cushman of Middlebury furnished
Nusic during the ceremony. Re
reshments were served in the dininf
oom, which was decorated in Colo
cheme of yellow and green. The present:
ere many and beautiful. The groom
present to the bride was a pearl pendant
here were many guests present a larg'
lumber being from out of town.
At the September meeting OF LAX
bunmorc Chapter, u. A. r. September
afternoon the delegates to the State con
Z renee to he held at Montpelier Octobe
were elected as follows: Mrs. Vail, Mrs
Braley. Mrs, French and Miss Talbot
h>ternates, Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Harrison
Mrs, Fletcher and Miss Anna Thomas.
IN George r. Norton has closed hi
hhlce until next week Tuesday Di
Norton VIII go on cruise througl
AXE Champlain, through the Hudso
lNer to New York city with Mr.. an
Mrs Charles Cunningham-Mr an
lrs W. \. Fuller and Mrs. w II. vii
Jams returned Wednesday from Bur
ngton.--Thc annual meeting of tn
directors of the Free Public librar
WAS held at the home of the presider
2. j. Ormsbee, Tuesday evening. TIL
Pld officers were reelected for on
year Is follows: President, T.. ]. Orms
pee; first vice president, +. II. Earring
on; second. f. s. Marsh; secrctar,
Mrs f. L. Kingsley; treasurer, Georg
L. Young: librarian, Mrs. f. l.. King.
ey; auditor, f. II. Farrington-Cai
POLL Sisco, who has been spendin
some time with his parents here afts
being in the Boston office of the Vel
mont Marble company. went Wedne.
day to Cleveland. Ohio. whore he ha
position in the branch office of tt
rompany.-Mrs. T.. j. Cray went Tue.
day to Bellows Falls where she wi
Nisit relatives for several daNS