Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-14
LAMOILLE COT NTY.

LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRlsv1LLE
! At two O'Clock Monday afternoon,
August list, Will open the annual session
of Lamoillc County summer School II
Methods for Teachers in Morrisville Aca-
deny. The instructors ar, engaged and,
together with their subjects viii be as fol-
lows: Hon. Henry lTouck. Deputy State
Sup't. liarrisburgn Penn, School MANAGE
mont Reading. Orthorinphy; prir. Lewis
II. Meader. Providence. Il. l.. History and
Civics.; Miss Elizabeth Hall Prin. Train
ing Department Normal School, Randolph,
VT, Primary Reading and Number Work;
Henry Whttcmore, Prin. Framln -ham,
Normal. Waitham. Mass. Seat Work.
Language, Physiology; Miss Ella *. Hor-
rick, Supervisor Of Drawing. Burlington,
Vt, Drawing; Francis \. Bagnall, Prn-
cipal Of ST. Adams High School. Arith-
metic and Geography. Each Instructor
Will practically bring out the Vita points
Of their subjects i'm ten Lessons. lit is cX-
pcctcd that lectures and entertainments
will be given during the two weeks seS-
sion. Certificates Of attendance will I've
given those who attend regularly Drec-
tors and supcrintondcnts are cordially in
'Vited to visit the school Assistance in
securing competent teachers will I've
ch"erlully gwen. The tuition Is but two
dollars for the two weeks session. II il Is
IL sired, excursion trips can be planned 10
nearby Mount Mansfield or to La'5e FL
more. Manufacturers and publishers viii
probably make large exhibitions of school
books. school room appliances and educa-
t.oral publicatious.-Pubhc examinations
will he held i'm Morrsvllr. Aug Il and 49,
The local Masonic lodge has purchased
new furniture and altar Cor tlr lodge
room.--Mrs. TewkIbury has been in Lam
caster, y. ll-Miss Addie Edwards Of
Wnooski. preccptress in the Academy
visited recently IN town.-An Informal mu-
sicalc WAS held i'm tn Con-
gregational church on Wednos-
day evening with large att nd
ancc. Morrisviles successful young vo-
calist. Miss lla Niles rendered solos ard
Prof. Brewer Of Brooklyn, a p.pe organ
rccital.-Mss Belle Parker is at home
from Walthau. Va Tho Christian
Temperance Union meet Thursday after
noon i'm the Methodist vestry.-'Two wafer
motors nave been sent for. They vii bs
used Tor power IN the granite sheds, taking
the pace Of the steam cu-.nc now there.
Mr.. Daniels and his gang of men now IN
llardwick will occupy the sheds as soon -
the plant Is made ready.-MrS. g. W. lieu-
dec has gene TO the scaShore-A litigation
between John Hubbard OF Montpelier and
the well-known constitutional and con-
tnual lawyer" Daniel inswdll # Elmore
WAS partially heard before the drntrI-
tors. Hon. q. W. Hendee Of Morr.svils
and g. W. Wing of Montpelier on We'd
,
out Squire Dinswall in the case winch
will ne further heard in Montpelier on
July IS.
, Miss Cora Bracket is At home from
Taunton, Mass.-Dr. Paris of Philadelphia
visited in tOwn.-Mrs. q. NJ. Powers and
children returned Thursday night from
, burlington, where she had been with her
parents for two or three weeks.--tiuy
Rochecau has a position in Hotel Bur
ington, Burington.-Miss Kidney of Ma
lone. \. y, is the guest of Mrs W. ..
RoChecau.-Mr. and Mrs. johnson oc
Boston are at the McNal farm ON VOL
colt road.-'rhc Masons have a school of
instruction in NJ. NJ degree work next
Thursday evenns.-A very enjoyable lawn
party was well attended At the pleasant
homo Of Mrs. T.. x. Gleed on Friday at
tcrnoun and eveninG.-Rev. W. T.. Doug
loss Of Barton occupied the desk in tho
Methodist church on Sunday morning.
Tucker Chapter, Royal Arch Masons. met
on rriday.--rho w. Il. G. met Saturday
afternoon and had invited guests from
, johnson and Stowe.-The Eddy creamery
on Jersey Heights is ready for business
| It is n model institution Of It's ind.-Thop-
: phius GrOut of Newport was IN town FRI
+ day.-Mrs. Horatio Hickok and Mrs T..
II. Bowers Of Burlington were guests
I NJ the Randall Friday and Saturday.-Tha
> fire department We're out for practice
I with their equipment on Friday evening.
/, Walter Bridge Of Great Falls, y. H.. has
r been in town with his parents for a week.
o CYRUS Ellsworth the faithful mail car.
: rier between this place and Garfield posts
office in Hyde Park. died of a Shocl; at
/ his home Thursday night. The deceased
, was a member of j. NJ Warner Post No
T. Morrisvilc.-B. \. Palmer will have
charge Of the station AT East Hardwict
this weck.-ii. A. Slayton contemplated
r quite an extended western trip, combn-
+ ing business and pleasure.-Thc local Woo
= mans Relief corps held meeting on S1t-
; urday afternoon at which time they nd
| invited gucsts.-Presdcnt McKnllcNs
l proclamation was remembered in the lour
V churches on Suuday.--H. j. Dwinell WAS
+ i'm Burlington on Sunday.--'The Misses
I Belle. Kate and Alice Robinson Of Derby
, Line were In town over Suuday.-Rohort
= Britain of Montpelier was in town over
= Sunday.
on Saturday at 10 a. m. the board Of.
= civil authority will meet in the towH
$ clerks office to hear grievances in regard
TO appraisals of real cstate.-OwinG to tht
absence of the pastor. Rev. q. y. Kellogg
there will be no preaching service in tho
u CONGREGATIONAL church next sunday MORN
= ing or evening. The Sunday school ana
! Christian EndeaNor society VIII meet &c
u usual-Prof :. W, Landon of Burlington
= was in town on Wcdnesday.--Prof. w, y
- Reehe and wife returned from Malone, y
= y, Tuesday. The democrats will hold (
caucus Saturday evening to elect dele'
! gates to the state and district convene
I tons Misses Hattie ttton, Maud Moul
t ton and Nora Chase left for Bennington
: on "Wednesday. james Falihca left her'
9 Wednesday noon for his homo in st. Pau.
= Minn-The election of officers in the Inis
Vcrsalist Ladies' Aid society resulted al
follows President. Mrs, y. +. Blair; vice
presidents Mrs, Rocheleau, Mrs. Sand
DID,; crs; secretary, Mrs. Slocum; treasurer
= Mrs Thomas-William Tillotson. CLERK
for q. NJ. Waterman, is enjoying "A two
weeks vacation at Elmore Pond.-Mn
and Mrs. Il. O. Joslyn returned to Brook
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