Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
JERICHO.

The school buildings have undergone
their annual repairs. and the last va
canCy among the teachers has been filled
and schools opened Tuesday morning
with the following teachers: High school.
principal, +. f. Maloney of Willsboro, n.
Y. Middlebury. 1911: assistant, Miss Kath-
crime Henley of Richmond; Center higher
grades. Miss Wallace OF Fairfield; lower
grades, Miss Dessa Bolger Of jericho VIII
lage; primary, Mrs. Lena Written Rice;
Intermediate, Miss Mary Adrian, gram
mar Lynn a. Brown; Lee river, Mrs. Eva
Ford Nealy; south district. Miss Nellie
Leonard; Nashville. Miss Nina Seeley of
Jeffersonv1le: Bcartown, Miss Edith Der
by of Johnson WinoosM valley. Miss
Clara Anterior of Essex JunCtion.-Mrs.
w. Z. Buxton and Miss Florence Buxton
were in Burlington Saturday.--Labor day
there was no mail by r. +. d. carriers
Among the wedding presents at the
Como Parker wedding was 800 from the
brides father-Howard Sinclair went
Saturday to Jefforsonville to remain over
Sunday at the home of his uncle. William
Hunt.-Mrs. G. T. Bentley of Andover.
who is visiting her former home, was
given party Friday evening at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs Whttimore.-Mrs.
Clark r. Narney died Saturday morning
at her homo near the village after long
period of Ill health from nervous dis
ease. She had been an invalid for many
years and had been gradually falling for
the last few months. Nancy Conner was
born in Underhil in the section called
| Celley hill in 1899 and was in her 7ord
year. Her parents were Samuel and Bet
sey (Rood) Conner. In 1866 she was united
in marriage to Clarke r, Narney. She
was the mother Of three children, two
| sons and a daughter, Burncll and Willis.
who died in 1874, aged three and four
years, and one daughter, Miss Lena
Varney, who cared for her mother for n
long time. Mrs Varney was the last Of
her family. Funeral services were held
at the home Monday afternoon at two
o'clock and burial in the family lot In
the cemetery herc-Mrs, Louis Label
and sister, Miss Irene Carroll OF Hard
wick are visiting relatives In town.
At the annual meeting OF the Baptist
Church the following officers were elect
ed Clerk, W. r. Curtis, assistant clerk.
Mrs. NJ A. Buzzell; auditor S. Il. Curtis,
| treasurer and collector w, Z. Buxton;
| finance committee, NJ. A. Bu2zell. S. r.,
Curtis G. ". Foster; literary commit
tee. Mrs. s. r. Curtis. Mrs. W. +. Bux-
| ton, Mrs. c. G. Buxton chorlster, Mrs.
! NJ. A. Buzzel: organist, Miss Florence
! Buxton; trustee for three years, 5. T.,
! Curtis; superintendent Of school, S. T..
| Curtis. assistant superintendent, ID. T.,
! Rood. The financial condition of the
| church is satisfactory.-Walter Strong of
| Richmond is a Mr.. Sister's.-E1mer Kin
ney of Pleasantvile, n. Y. is visiting
! his mother, Mrs, Harriet Kinney e. i.
| Williams. O. II, Brown. L. f. Wilbur, +,
| T. Pcrcival and +. W. Buxton We're In
! Burlington Monday.-Mrs. Howe and
| Miss Alice Howe, who have been visiting
! here, returned to burlington Saturday,
! Mrs Mary Meade of Port Chester. N. Y,
was in town calling upon acquaintances
| Monday and Mrs. Loren Richard
son Of CrosWell, Mich, who are visiting
here, were guests OF relatives in Burling-
| ton over Sunday.-Thc Rev. Mr.. Reese,
former pastor here, who has lately
resigned his pastorate in st. Paul
| MINI, on account of i'll health, spoke n,
the Congregational Church Sunday after
noon THE weekly prayer meeting Of the
Baptist Church will be resumed this
week.-Mrs.. Thomas of Washington, ID
c., who has been at II, j. Desany's dur.
ing che summer. started for her home
STANDARDIZATION Ladeau has the con
tract this year for transporting the chill
dren in the llanley neighborhood, which
is In the town Of Essex to and from the
village shcool. lie is to carry l1.-Tho
rev A. H. Sturges of the Methods
Church conducted services Monday after
noon at two o'clock at the home for Mrs