The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26

without combination with other towns,
but each of these three employ SUI
perintendent who gives his entire time
to school supervision. So that, all told,
there are 90 towns out of Vermont Is
2i6 that are to have expert supervision
of schools with the year beginning this
fall.
Here is an official list of the super
vision districts and officers, Those
marked with star are not organized
as supervision districts:
1-Alburg, Grand Isle, Isle La
Motto, North Hero, and South Hero
IL. w. Como, chairman, South Hero; H.
+, Pike, secretary, Isle La Motto;
Jessie |. Ross, superintendent, Grand
Isle.
bakersfield, Fairfield and Fletcher
&C. II. 0vitt, chairman, Enosburg
Falls, No. .; w. c. Barry, secretary,
East Fairfield; Ernest A. Hamilton, su-
perintendent, East Fairfield.
Baltimore, Reading, Springfield,
Weathersfeld and West Windsor-Wil-
liam Smith, chairman, Springfield; Mrs.
Ray l.. Blanchard, secretary, Windsor,
r. L. D.; Edward NJ. Roscoe, superin-
tendent, Springfield.
Barnet, Danville town, Danville
corporation, Walden and Waterford
Ashley J. Goss, chairman, West Dan
vile; Henry j. Park, secretary, Pas
sumpsic; Harvey Burbank, superintend'
ent, Danville.
5-Barre City-H. G. Woodruff,
chairman, Barre; James Mackay, sec
rotary, Barre; o. d. Mathewson, super
ntendent, Barre.
6-Barre Town and Williamstown-
James X. Prize, chairman, Graniteville;
j. b. Fitzpatrick, secretary, Granite
vile; J. r. Childs, superintendent,
South Barre.
Bennington corporation-E. II.
Hart, chairman, Bennington; G. Linn
Wood, secretary, Bennington; A. w.
Varney, superintendent, Bennington.
S. Brattleboro corporation-E. Q.
S. Osgood, chairman, Brattleboro; w,
\. Gilbert, secretary, Brattleboro; Mar
garet Tucker, superintendent, Brattle'
boro.
9-Brattleboro Town, Dummerston,
Guilford. Halifax and Vernon-A. \,
Dunklee. chairman, South Vernon; Carl
S. Hopkins, secretary, Brattleboro;
. Wesley E. Minis, superintendent, West
Brattleboro.
I, 1O-Bridport, Orwell and Shoreham-
G. L. Smith, chairman, Orwell; M. l.
. Wolcott, secretary, Bridport; o. X. Col
Inns, superintendent, Orwell.
ll-Bristol, Lincoln, Monkton, New
, Haven and Starksboro-F. G. Haskins
/ chairman, Bristol; Ralph DEMO, secre
, tary, Bristol; Arthur W. Eddy, super
n intendent, Bristol.
/. l2-Burke Town. West Burke cor
/. poration, Lyndon Town, Lyndon cor
poration, Lyndonville corporation
Newark, Sheffield and Sutton-Dr. A
C. Mcdowell, chairman, Lyndonville
Charles 7. Walter, secretary, st. Johns
U bury; Martin E. Daniels, superintend
ert, Lyndonville.
l3-Burlington-Dr. H. C. Tinkham
h chairman, Burlington; DR.. G. b. La
c tour, secretary, Burlington; Henry y
Z Wheeler. superintendent, Burlington.
6 14-Cavendish Town, Cavendish cor
II poration, Ludlow, Mt Holly and Yves
5 ton-George A. Grant, chairman, Proc
l. torsville; Homer Skeels, secretary, Lud
IS low; f. H. Dorsey, superintendent, Lud
e low.
e l5-Charleston, Derby and Morgan
d f. S. Ball. chairman, West Derby; L
6 J. Morse, secretary, East Charleston
ID Margaret Ruiter, superintendent, Yves
y Charleston.
% Chittenden, Pittsford, Procto
ID and Rutland Town-A. ID. Tiffany
$. chairman. Pittsford; w. E. Higbee, sec
t. rotary. Proctor; Winthrop P. Abbott
o. Superintendent, Proctor.
c. 17-Colchester Town, Essex Towr
II Essex corporation, Shelburne, Sout
st Burlington and Williston-Dr. Dayl
ir Marvin. chairman, Essex Junction; ID
Fred R. Stoddard, secretary, Shelburne
,d Carlton D. Howe, superintendent, Ia
II sex Junction.
P, 1s-Coventry, Irasburg, Newpol
lg Town. Newport Center corporation, an
e. Newport corporation-F. C. William
Us chairman, Newport; c. A. Davis, SCI
e. retary. Newport; Edward S. Watson
,h superintendent, Newport.
to 19-Elmore. Morristown and Stow
IN C, A. Slayton, chairman, Morrisvillt
It. G. T. Smith, secretary, MorrlsVlile;
X. Graves, superintendent, Morrisvili
E 2O-Fairee, Stratford, Tbetford We
4 shire and West Fairlee-George NJ WI
y SON. chairman, Post Mills; DR.. l.
la, Nowlan secretary, South Stratfor'
m Linwood Taft, superintendent, 10
Mills.
91-Groton. Newbury, Ryegate al
Topsham-G. H. Pillsbury, chairma
hv Grnton. w. N. Gilfllan, secretar
IN South Ryegate; John S. Gilman supe
ON intendent, Newbury.
ed 22-Hartford, Hartland and Pomtr
do Harold Seaver, chairman, Pomtre
he DIR. M. P. Stanley, secretary, Viii
a River Junction; E. L. ingalls,, superi
", tendent White River Junction:
Of 23-*Montpelier-Hugh j. M. Jon
am chairman, Montpelier; George Q. STR
er. tom, secretary, Montpelier; Fred
al, Brownscombe, superintendent, Mo
nd. pelier. o., u,.4;,
ham and Wilmington-A. B. Ola
chairman. Readsboro; L. ii. Crosi
secretary, Readsboro; E. L. Haynes,
pcrintendent, Readsboro.
rs 5-Rockingham-H. D. Ryder, cha
man. Bellows Falls; Bert E. Merrls
secretary and superintendent, Bello
Ut Falls. n.
26-Rutland City-Henry II. re
chairman, Rutland; Harvey L. kingsl
secretary, Rutland; David b. Loo
superintendent, Rutland. -,
27-St. Adams City and st, Alb'
the Towns. Halsted Watkins, charm
Su- ST. Adams; G. T. Boynton, secreta
an 81 Albans. R. F. D.; James G. Ay'