Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08
NORTHelElD.

Miss Angie L. Badger preceptress. Miss
Anna l.. James, assistant preceptress, both
of the high school, and Miss Hattie ingalls,
teacher in the primary department Of tie
graded school. have rendered their resiG l.
lions to the board OF directors. to be t.
fective at the close OF the current school
year. Miss badger has been identified wi n
the school for the past II years and is re-
ognzed as one of the leading teachers in
the county IL not In the State. Her loss
to the school will be severely felt. Mss
lanes whose home IL in ST Adams. has
been assistant preceptress for the past four
years and her work has been emnenty
satisfactory She has many friends who
will regret to learn of her resignation. Miss
| ingalls, is a veteran teacher having taught
more than Is terms. She has made pri-
mary work n speciality and is recognized as
a teacher Of more than ordinary ability.
Miss Badger will devote her time to the
study OF art, in which branch she is much
interested.
Frank Lcgier and Miss Winnifred J..
! Briggs were united in marriage Thurs
day by the Rev. f.. w. Sharpe. After "A
visit with relatives and friends In Rhode
| Island they will begin housekeeping at
! Gouldsville.
Mrs. r. NJ. Mcintosh aged 60 years.
died at four o'clock Thursday afternoon,
! leaving a husband and one daughter, Mrs.
| q. c. Sanborn of this place. Funeral SER
vices were conducted at the home Saturday
afternoon Mt two o'clock by the Rev. +.
| w Sharpe of the Methodist Church.
Burial was in Elmwood cemetery, Mr..
Mcintosh is in very feeble health.
Mrs. Michael Sullivan, aged about 40
years died Thursday evening at her home
| in the Center village, after a brief illness
with typhoid fever. She is survived by a
husband and children.
Funeral services over the remains Of
| nd Ian for NJ NJ.
Porter were held at the home Friday ar
ternoon at 2:31. conducted by the Rev. +.
w. Sharpe. Miss Porter was % years of
age. She had been in feeble health for the
past six years.
Observer W. A. Shaw Of the local wealth
er bureau station reports mean temporal
ture for April of 43 degrees with maxi
mum OF &c on the 23d and n minimum of y
! on the LIST. The precipitation amounted to
! S.Gi inches, rain falling on IA days. The pre-
| valing wind was south. The month was
made up Of two clear, 10 partly cloudy and
| Is cloudy days.
The Mortified High school base ball nine
defeated the Randolph High school team,
i by score OF 10 to in an interesting game
played on the University parade Saturday
afternoon. Good individual work was done
10y members of both mines.
| Miss Maudo Frasier is visiting relatives
and friends in Hnesburgh. She expects &c
return in tho course of couple of weeks.
The red bridge on the highway between
this place and Gouldsvile Is soon to he
newly planked and extensively repaired
Alfred Donley and mother moved Satur'
day from the Bruidnel house on Water
street to the Davis house on Vine street
: recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Duke
Curtis Cutler of Boston is visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs. VI. NJ. Cutler.
Mrs g. II. Kent expects to leave for Bos
ton in the course OF n few days to spend 6
couple OF weeks with her daughters. the
Misses Inez and Susan Kent.
Mrs. C. v. Kent and Mrs. Fred Fuller
were in Calais nearly all OF last week visit
ing their mother. who is in poor health.
BARRE.
The following students have been chosen
to compete in tho annual prize sreaN'ne
contest of Goddard seminary at the coming
commencement: Misses Hatchelder, cut
Ter, Aldridge and Sturtcvant and Mrssrs
Carpenter Laird. Wood and Waterman.
Mrs. Susan Goodrich Atwell a former resi-
dent of Barre. died ut Plainfield Thursday
night Mrs. Atwell was born in the towr
; of Barre SO years ago and spent the great
or part of his life here She was aunt te
= DR.. c. V. Goodrich OF this city.
Simone Alhnola and Mrs. Gaetonna Carl
adj were married Thursday afternoon By
City Clerk d. ii. Wells at the brides home
on Blackwell street.
An instructor in drawing Is to he added
D to the list of teachers In tho Barre public
schools. as the result OF the action OF thu
school commissioners Thursday night
Mrs. Lizzie Park Rust, wife Of william
Rust died Friday morning after an III
ness of two weeks Mrs Rust was ~ year,
of age and leaves besides her husband {
> little child 10 days old.
The strike of the paving stone cutters a
the Capitol quarry has been settled ant
the men returned to work Saturday morn
4 ing The terms Of settlement were reaches
/ Friday night when a conference Of tn
employees with 7. w. Eagan. the ownc
h was held. The latter agrees to raise TIL
0 pay Of the men 81 per thousand to $23. Al
= tor September the pay will be further IN
: creased by 81. making s2i per thousand
a the original demand OF the men.
I reception was rendered to the Rev
y and Mrs. A. r. Lowe Friday evening whcl
e was attended by large number OF people