Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-08-07

Mrs. E. L. ingalls,, Hyde Park; W. G.
| Conner, Lyndonville Clara M. Austin,
Barton Landing; Annie L. Gray,
Glover: Amy L. Anderson, Glover;
Ida A. Marshall, Barton Landing;
Mrs. E. A. Martin, Barton Landing;
Eva L. Chandler, Barton Landing; @.
F. Clark, Glover; Annie L. Wright,
Troy; Sadie E. Smith, Evansville;
Ruth Wright, Westfeld; w. R.
Holmes, West Glover; R. D. Vincent,
West Glover; G. NJ. Dwinell, West
Glover; Mrs. Ellen Cameron, West
Glover; Emma Austin, M. Glenn Stat
ford, M. zaida Wiley, Mrs. F. H.
Wright, and Florence E. Gillis, Bar
ton Landing; W. B. Webster, Gov
entry.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Receipts-amounti in bank, $114.41;
from state, $3.50; tuitions, SIPS
advertising, $50; total receipts,
S537.O1.
Expenses-paid instructors, S245;
prospectuses, $38.75; board, $61,52;
incidentals, $28; running expenses,
$3.50; returned to state, $23.73; total
expenses, $422.6O; balance in bank,
S114.41.
OFFICERS.
President, Hon. L. FL. Thompson,
Irasburg; vice president, j. w. Red
mond, Newport; secretary, Miss
Locke, Barton Landing; treasurer,
Miss Kate Ferrin, Holland; executive
committee, Miss Ruiter, Derby, Miss
nellie Foss, Barton, E. E. Webster,
Barton; advisory board, Hon. D. M.
Camp, Newport, Mrs. A. D. Chandler,
Barton Landing, c.. w. Wheeler.
Irasburg, Mrs. E. T. Seaver, North
Troy, Mrs. J. N. Webster, Barton,
Simeon Clark, Glover; M. A. Adams,
Derby.
RESOLUTIONS.
We. the teachers in attendance at
the ninth annual session of the Or
leans County Summer School, desiring
to show our sincere appreciation Of
the instruction and entertainment
provided during the session of the
school, hereby
Resolue, That we extend to the man
agement our thanks for their consid-
Grafton of our needs.
That we thank the citizens of Bar
ton who have so kindly welcomed us
to their homes and have made our
sojourn here pleasant.
That we express our sincere appre-
citation to our instructors for the ear
nest and enthusiastic manner in
which they have presented new
methods and given practical illustra-
tions of good teaching.
That we extend our thanks to the
Boston & Maine railroad, and to all
others who have in any way contrib
uted to the success of the school.
The instructors were Superintend-
ent w. F. Rocheleau, Streator, Ill,
arithmetic, geography and pedagogy;
A. B. Crawford, Bellows
Falls, technical grammar and school
Miss Ella L. Herrick,
Burlington, supervision Of drawing;
Superintendent II. Freeman Hall,
North Adams, Mass, reading and
phonics; Miss Elizabeth Hall, Ran
dolph Center, of training department,
state normal school, primary reading,
work, seat work and vertical
writing. The school has been very
ably managed by Prof. G. A. Andrews
Of Derby. Whole number in attend
ance, SO; average, 56; certificates for
regular attendance, 80. We give |
below the roll of attendance:
FULL TERM.
Madge Buckland, Ayers Flat.
Mary Brooks, Barton.
Jessie 6. Comstock, Barton.
Grace Elliott, Barton.
r. Keating, Barton.
Vera Nj. Webster Barton.
Eva A Martin, Barton Landing.
J. L. Hunt, Barton Landing.
Jennie M. Locke, Barton Landing.
Lila Lothrop, Barton Landing.
Emma L. Pearson, Coventry.
Maggie Ruiter, Derby. /
Jennie M. Tice, Derby Line.
Annie Wilson, Derby Center.
H. A. Black, East Coventry.
Edith Hudson, East Charleston.
Elsie M. Skinner, Evansville.
Cora n. Marsh, Glover.
Viola R. Norton Glover.
Kate E. Ferrin, Holland.
Ethel W. Drew, Irasburg.
Estella A. Jerome, Irasburg.
Henry E. Somers, Irasburg.
T. Ethel Slack, Irasburg.
Helen o. Stephenson, Lowell.
Nellie A. Ballard, Morrisville.