Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-27
BRISTOL.

The seventh annual meeting or the
Addison County Association OF Teachers
and Patrons was held here Thursday
and Friday. About 1870 teachers were In
attendance. The program began with an
address OF welcome by W. A. Lawrence
and tho presidents address by e. A.
Hasseltine. The afternoon program dealt
with the relation Of the schools to out-of-
doors. state G mmlssioner of Agri-
culture Martin and Prof. J. w. Sanborn
Of Pittsford n. H., spoke on agriculture
and Superintendent Howe OF Essex juno
ton on the birds. President Thomas Of
Middlebury College outlined the work of
the State summer school at Middlebury
we'll as the summer session of the
college. Following the exercises. the
teachers were given an automobile ride
by several owners OF cars In town. This
seemed to be very popular number Of
the program. The exhibit Of school work
in the graded school building was visited
by several hundred teachers and citizens
and the excellence of the work shown
was matter of much favorable men
ton Thursday evening the New Yer
mont" meeting was addressed by Mason
s. Stone and Editors Greene and Relknap.
The work Friday was moro technically
school work and very profitable pro-
gram carried out.
G.. +. Munsill has sold the A. W Dan
forth place to Joseph Rule for ssOO.-IAIrs,
L. o. Chaplin and daughter, Mildred. have
returned from New fork-William
I,athrop. whose saw mill was burned. has
n new one In operation.-A delegation
from here attended tho funeral OF A. =.
Roscoe in New Haven Saturday.-O. J
McShane OF Burlington spent Sunday in
TOWN.. r. Daggett and family of
Proctor are visiting his mother and
Brothers. NJ. Golf has purchased n
Maxwell runabout.-'rh meeting Of the
Addison County Teachers association
closed here Friday with papers read By
Miss Edith McGovern Of Nergennes, Mss
Caroline Beacn OF Middlebury, MISS Ida
A. Poulin Of New Haven. Miss Julia
parnell Of Orwell. Princal G. Gland
Green Of Franklin. Miss A. May Pierce
OF Castleton. l.. A. Webster of Whiting
and the Rev. n. l.. billiard Of New
Hayen.-alr. and Mrs. Leroy Neal are oc-
cupying the Morrison tenement on West
street
MURRAY Bourne spent SUNDAY in
Burlington --NIalcolm Fraser of New
York was In town over Sunday. Mrs.
Fraser has passed the winter hero
w. r. Daggett returned to Proctor
Monday.-Mrs w =. Chase is ILL
The new mill at Rocky Dale is about
ready to begin operations.-W. $
Burnhan OF Cleveland Ohio. IS visit
ing here and in l.inroln.-Hanry Mites
cf Walthem, Mass. IS visiting here
and IN Monkton The CONDITION OF
Moses Dumas. III with pneumonia ts
critical.--Mrs ". W. Durfee and Mrs.
w NJ. Huehs We've in Burlington sat
urday
Nj ana Mrs A g. Sumner are visit
irg relatives in Rridport.--F L. Fish
oc Nergcnnes was in town Tuesday.-Mrs.
Fred Smith Of Addison Is the guest Of
relatives here Pre- Memorial cxercises
VIII be held by tho schools Friday. me-
rlorial sunday services AZ the Methodist
Church Sunday morning; Memorial day
exercises Monday address by the Rev.
Sllas p. Perry OF Rlchforl at two o'clock.
in the afternoon.
The schools win close Friday until
Tuesday .-The outlook club will hold
it's annual picnic June 4---ATrs. y. j.
Hill IL in burlington for a few days
Miss Lottie Sessions IS visiting in
Brandon.--The Lotus Male Quartet of
BOSTON will furnish the music for the
| commencement concert June 10.---IA e.
Russell of Middlebury was In town
Wednesday.--Miss A. O'Nel has re-
turned to St Ai6aHs.-Constable >R. :.
Smith was in Burlington Tuesdav.-
| The buildings on the Phillips place re-
Gently purchased by the village trus-
tees Will he sold at auction Saturday.
| --Ernest Norton of Middlebury was IN
! town Wednesday.--Mrs. Edward Mahsr
Of Rutland Is visiting Andrew Maher
and fanliy.--M c. Weber of Rutland
and F. l.. Fish Of Nergennes We're IN
town Wc-ir esdav.