Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-07
Summer School at Putney.

The Windham county summer SCH
Tor teachers opened Monday, August
and under the able management of II.
Ryder of Bellows Falls, county examiner a
Mrs. M. E. Washburn, our town super
tendent, is an assured success.
The session was formally opened at 2.
p NJ, with an address of welcome bv Re
E. F. Mitchell.
Registration was next in order.
teachers registering the first day, 12 mo
later, as follows:
Carrie II. Shattuck, Brattleboro
Daisy M. Gushing, East Jamaica
Ellie a. Clarke, Cambridgeport
Laura ID. Rannev, Westminster
Emma n. Whitman, West Towpshend
Amy E. Perry, West Wardsboro
Lena L. Morse, Williamsville
Mary X. Cheney, Jamaica
Edith s. Landers, Townshend
Orric M. Dale,
Nellie nj. Mason,
Mrs. Abbie M. Adams, Williamsvil]e
Mrs. Alice A. Bailey, South Newfane
Jennie M. Daggctt Bellows Falls
Emily f. Guild, Brattlebe ro
Carrie E Daggett, Bellows Falls
Jennie M. Chapman, Grafton
Agnes Fairbank
Fidelia nj. Estabrook, West Dover
Lula B. Horton, .Brattleboro.
Sarah McVeigh
Mary +. Wilson
Florence f. Thurber
Maude Whitney
Mamie Whitney, Westminster
Anne IL. CaOrOn West Gw.o,a,, IT
Maude s. Evans,
Leila r.. Bishop, Townshend
E"ith M. Evans, Halifax
Grace +. Morse, Townshend
Bertha l.. Fowler, Halifax
Alice S. Houghton, Townshend
Velma IL. Canedy, Jack sonville
Abbie A. Kerr, East Dummerston
Edith M. Haskell, Wilmington
Eta e. Ray, Ludlow
Eva NJ Barrett, West Townshend
Alice M. White, Wilmington.
Cata Cook, Wells
Alice G. Taylor, Windsor
Alice NJ. Crane, Ludlow
nlla nrna = =: Mile Miller West Brattleboro
Anna }. Lawrence, Springfield
Edna Ellison,
Alice b. Banks, Westminster
Laura E. Braley, Putney
Ida T. Betterley, South Newfane
+. Marion Cutler, Brattleboro
bessie f. Braley, Putney
Margaret II Hill, West Brattleboro
Jennie E. Moseley, Vernon
Lillian Lavelle, Brattleboro
Mabel n. Goodhue, Westminster West
Lucy o. Taylor, Westmoreland Denot
Frances M. Goodell, Westminster West
Ida M. Fuller, Ludlow
Marion E. Howe Wilmington
Rose M. Corbett,
z. Ellen Dunbar, Ludlow
Nina G. Cutting, Wilmington
Harold L. Ford, Putney
lyle = Pierce, South Londonderry
r. j. Planter, Bellows Falls
Edith II. Stowell, Putney
Jennie l.. Warren, ,Ascutneyville
John II. Harvey,
Fannie Il Peck, Burlington
Mary Q. Pollard Middlebury
Corinne E. Bemis, Saxtons River
Della Pinney, Ludlow
Il. b. De Witt, Bratteboro
Charles B. Fisher, South Newfape
Lena A. Crosier, Brattleboro
EunIce A. Sprague, Jamaica
Eta S. Lynde, Brattlehoro
Carrie A. Upham, Springfield
MINNIE E. Laughton, Dummerston
Addie S. Miller.
Martha S. johnson, Thetford
Ihe first period after registration was
'lshed was given to reading, Mr.. Hall
North Adams, Mass as Instructor, fol-
wed by instruction in languages by Mr..
hitehill of Woodstock.
Tuesday after devotional exercises. Miss
'lnney of Montpelier gave instruction in
lsic
Professor Hall next gave instruction in
cling, followed by painting lessons, with
RS. Ferry, superintendent of drawing in
Holyoke, Mass, schools, as teacher.
Wedne sday the program of the day be-
'e wss repeated, and the school also re-
wed greetings from the summer school
Randolph Of 10 teachers, brought by
ate Superintendent Stone, who also gave
hort talk.
W Wednesday evening Mr.. Hall gave a
ture, taxing Tennyson's "Idyls of the
ng" as the subject. MIR. Hall is a fine
'aker. and the lecture was listened to
tenioyed by large audience ofl
chers and citizens.
thursday was taken up by the regular
DOL work and Fridays program the
le.
While school directors and superin-
dents from surrounding towns are wei
ne at any time, Wednesday, August II,
be specially set apart as superinten-
its and directors day, and school Of
als desiring to secure teachers for the
term are cordially invited to attend on
day, when they will have opportunity
meet teachers who are open to
agement, a list of which will be pre-
ed, and otherwise assisted to secure
able teachers to fill any vancancies they
have in their schools.
uesday and Wednesday evenings Mr..
dner, prominent elocutionist from
anon, N. H., viii give readings at the
These readings are free to the pub
and merit full attendance.