Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-28
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(ContinncG from pnEe three.)

health-Elton Forbes has gone to
Burlington to enter the sophomore
class at the University of Vermont
Miss Mabel shackleton, who has passed
he summer at r. S. Warren's. returned
Tuesday to New Rochelle, n. Y.-R.
s. Warren has had a Sunshine" gas
plant installed at his home, Mountain
View farm, in Brownsville. Thirty-six
burners were placed, lighting the
house and harns.--Mr Warren passed
Tuesday in Interchangeable Mary A.
Jenney continues very i'll AZ her home
on Main street-Nliss Ida Harris is
with her brother and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs o. 6. Harris. in Sprin Efeld, Mass.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry r. Pike. who has been i'll for
some time. has seemed better for sew
eral daYs.--NIr. and Mrs. F.. J. Houston
of Cady's Falls visited friends in
Stowe over Sunday.-Miss Edith
Amsden of Morrisville has employment
with Mrs @. w. Buzzell-The services
At the West Branch Church closed with
the service SUNDAY for the season. The
Rev. E. L. Goddard of the Methodist
Episcopal Church has preached three
Sunday afternoons during the summer.
The annual reception Of the senior class
Of the teachers of the stowe high and
graded schools was given at the Akelcy
Memorial building Tuesday evening. The
auditorium was tastefully decorated with
the class colors. green and white, by the
members of the Junior class. who also
acted as ushers Walter L. Morgan,
president OF the senior class. was master
of ceremonies The speakers were Prin-
cipal w. ] English. II II. Cooley and
George A Burnham of the faculty and
r. r. McMahon and f. l.. RiGclow of the
alumni Miss Rebecca Morgan rendered
a piano solo An orchestra Of three
pieces including q vioinist from Water
. bury furnished music Dancins follow
ed the formal exercises until about 1880
O'Clock One hundred were present dur
ing the evening. The total registration
in the high and graded schools to date
is 249 The high school registration Is IS.
There were IS entries in the primary
school-The ladies of the Methodist Epis-
copa Church served dinner at the church
vestry Wednesday-O. L. Seaver of Som
ervile and Mr.. and Mrs. H Z. Weldon
of Medford Mass. are passing two weeks
with Mr.. Sewers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. S eaver.--AIrs. r. E. Russell is con-
fined to her home by a badly sprained
ankle.-Ralph Crane returned Wednesday
to Sterling. Mass, after a week with
Mr. and Mrs VI G. I.ovcioy and other
Stowe friends Mr.. and Mrs D. V. Reed
who have passed the summer with their
daughter. Mrs Nyron Prescott. in Water
bury. have returned to their home AZ
the lower village H. w. Ravlin, who
was recovering from a severe case ot
tonsiltis. has suffered another attack and
went Tuesday to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for treatment. Mrs. Ravlin accom-
panied him --NTiss Jessie Wade went
Wednesday to visit her niece, Mrs Homer
Smith, in NIorrsville--Th lecturer;
program for the regular meeting oi
Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
evening will include Rotations and
music, a discussion for ladies upor
methods of picking. a general discussion
upon the question. Which Is the Best
Investment for the Farmer, a Farm
Wood Lot or Deposits in Banks anc
Bonds" and paper upon The Way
in Which Vermont EXcels all Other
States. Mr. and Mrs @ w Edison have
moved from the Lake Mansfield Trout
club house to the farm house for tbs
winter.-Miss Mary Moody. who has pass
ed the summer at Lake Mansfield. is al
her home at the lower village,