Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-14

high school tuition took examinations last
Thursday and Frioay--Miss Maude Abb
bolt, for the last five years assistant
teacher in the high school, has accepted
a similar position ut Wrentham, Mass,
at an increased salary--Miss Ida Bios
som, who was here last week to take the
teachers examination, returned Saturday
to Clftondale. Mass, and was accom-
panied for a months visit by Mrs. Frank
+. Mccullough and her son. James
The full list of teachers for next fall
engaged by the school board Is as fol-
low: High school, James G. Walker.
Misses Pearle Gale and Mabel Taylor:
grammar Miss Catherine Shea; inter
mediate, Miss Blanche Shepard; three and
fourth grades. Miss Jessie Spaldny;
second grade, Miss zipah Ranney; FIRST
grade. Miss Mabel Brown; music, Miss
Edith Greene-Mr. and Mrs. Moses
Clukey returned Saturday from week s
visit In Concord, N. H.. and Roland
Douglass came with them TO spend the
summer.-Joseph Clark OF Hartford. n
veteran railroad section man, who at 90
years Is employed by the Woodstock rail-
road. was at Frederick smart's over Sun
day. john W. Hibbard. aged 50 years.
walked into the free library Saturday
and took out the first library book which
he ever borrowcd.-J. Q. A. Ditty. lately
Of Northheld opened harness shop in
the Edison block Saturday. At Is years of
age he is an enthusiast at his business.
He ran n store 30 years In Windsor.-Dr
and Mrs II. l.. Burnett Of tnderhill we're
at 4. T.. Burnetts last week.-F'rank NJ.
| Kendall Is in poor health.-Winslow G..
| Whitaker is a declared candidate for the
| republican nomination for representative.
| he is lister and Justice of tho peace
and has been school director He Is a
farmer OF Bethel Lympus.--Fred Fl. Gil
mans output Of strawberries this season
reached 500 baskets. most OF which wore
sold locally. Aaron A. Storrs had SINH
lar crop. many of his berries going t.
Barre and Montrelier.-Mrs. Mary Nc
Donald and two children of Maiden
Mass. arrived Monday at s. A. Bowers
to spend the summer.
c. f.. Clafiin, who has been six years II
the business, has sold his livery outfit
including nine horses, to James Soyd O.
Royaton, who has taken possession anc
has moved his family into the Toste
house. vacated by Rolnn Cxhon. il.
owner. Clanln. who has been III for tw,
weeks, is better, and with his family vii
spend month at his cottgse on Rarnar,
AXE before thinking about his next bust
ness enterprise. Mrs. Robert T. Good o
Potsdam. n. Y. Is visiting Ter sister
Mrs. w. A. Root.--The Ioca minister
were organized Monday as IN associatio,
for better mutual Understanding il
their work and for social 1Gd intellectual
purposes by the Rev ,hert G. Wilson
of Su Chau, China. who SEN. elected presi
dent.-Mrs. Elva Carpenter of Soutl
birmingham and Miss Ellora Welch o
springfield. Mass, are at Lieut.. DAME
NJ. Clough' s.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. w
Burgess of Providence. r. T., have bee,
visiting at S. A. Bowen s.-H. r. Dins
more has moved into Mrs. Mary Kellogg
new house on Pleasant street.-The Rev
II. L. Gale of Hartiand is here on a gen
eral tour of Investigation of countr
churches for scientific purposes
w. r. Eastman of Wnchendon Mass, re
turned home Tuesday accompanied b,
Miss Blanche Shepard who went for
visit.-Charles Shepard. clerk at the inr
LOOKS out every day at beautiful tai
pine nine inches In diameter near tn
ellison house which he. John Wallac
and two daughters Of the late DR.. Teri
set out AZ years ago.