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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-01
GREENSBORO.

The Junior Endeavor society sold ice
cream saturday afternoon and tool in
about $l3-Dr and Mrs VIM. r. Lord of
Dover. Mass, are at George A. Porter :
this summer Many farmers have finished
haynr and report large crop of excel
lent qualitN.-Miss Marion Wilson Of New
ork VIII give an entertainment consist
ing OF character studies in costume in
the congregational Church on the even
Ing of August at eight o'clock. The en-
tertainment is given under the auspices
of the Ladies' Home Circle and the ladies'
will serve ice cream and cake that even
ing before and after the entertainment
Mr.. Stockdale will preach at the Congre.
gational Church Sunday.-Mr Lukins
preached at the Presbyterian Church Sun.
day morning
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GAYSVILLE.

Mrs Mary Tucker has returned from
Tunbridge to Mrs. Cornelti sheldon s.
Mrs Mary Dean of Montpelier and Mrs.
Daisy Wheeler OF Easton, Pa. were
guests of Mrs. Deans Mother, Mrs. Char
lotte Leonard. last week.-Mrs.. Fred
Martin of Rochester was a guest Of her
mother. Mrs c. Leonard. saturday,
Mrs. Sargent and her daughter, Louise
who were the guests of her sister. Mrs
Miner for few days. returned to thei,
home at Mortified Saturday.-Mr and
and Mrs. Melvin Billings OF Barnard
spent Saturday with her parents. Mr. ano
Mrs o. J. Riohardson.-Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Gay returned from Burlington
Saturday There will be no service "a,
the Universalst Church until September
The Rev Il, l.. Halpacse went to hi.
home In North Carolina Tuesday to spend
his vacation.-Dr. and Mrs. j. II. Leitch
who were guests at A. II. Hassingers
two weeks returned to their homo al
Andover Mass, Monday.-Mrs Maggie
Hassany of South Burlington, who hay,
been with Mrs. Martin. Is now with hel
brother at Barnard.-Mr. and Mrs. Melvir
Harrington and daughter OF Philadelphia,
were guests of his uncle, $. G. Harring,
ton. the first OF the week.-Mr and Mrs
Wesley Crane stopped with her uncle
q. j. Richardson. few days on thei,
wedding trip by carriage drive from
Pennsylvania to Roxbury Mrs, Crane
was nurse in the Spanish-Amertcan
war.
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BENSON.

Mr.. an Mrs. Volney Forbes of West
Haven were In atten lance at the
morning service In the Considerations
al Church sunday morning The Rev,
C. :. Merrill of st. Johnsbury will
preach at the congregational Church
sunday morning, the Rev. Evarts Kent,
the pastor, will he present. TIE sub
Ject of Mr., Merrills visit here Is In
part to assist IN choosing successor
to the Rev. Evarts Kent, whose pas
torate is to cease october Miss
Alice l-add OF Albany is visiting at
Benson Landing at A. L. Hale's'-
James Aiken called for vote
on the dismissal of the Rev. Evarts
Kent who resigned one week ago,
at the closing Sunday morning sewice.
IT was noted to dismiss him with an
expression of much regret at his depart
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Rev. Melville Shafer of Danver,
Mass. joined his family Tuesday. who are
spending "A vacation at the home of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Morse. Mr.
Barker of Texas recently spent several
days at ii. W. Varnum's.-Wi Winfield Scott
IL putting In the basement under the Ma
sonic hall.-Mr. and Mrs, VIII Thomas
have returned from New Hampshire.
Miss Sybil Raymore has returned from a
week In Fairiield.-Mrs. Lorraine Holmes
has gone TO Visit her sons, Elmer and Car
roll, in Observation-Disclosures. Hattie Glib
son Yield. who was guest OF Mrs. Aurilla
Edwards. has returned to New York 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Green. who have spent
the past two years in California, are the
guests of her sister, Mrs f. f. Smith
Mrs. Guy Varnum OF Barre and daugh-
ter, Margaret, and son. Harvey, are
guests at II w Varnum's Samuel Wat
kins of Ashton, Dakota, Is visiting his
parents. Mr., and Mrs. D. H. Watkins. and
brother, I'sA Watkins,-H, W Varnum
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

This week the Rev. John A. Scheuerle,
pastor OF the Hartford Congregational
Church. has rendered his resignation as
pastor to go into effect during the last
week OF August. For six years and soma
months he has held the passionate and his
resignation has been received with much
regret. Mr.. Scheuerle will go from here
to Manchester. where ne is to occupy the
position Of secretary OF the Bennington
County Improvement association. the OBJ
tect OF this association being the economic.
social. educational and religious benefit
of the county. Bennington county ranks
as banner county in this State IN this
work as 1t is the first to undertake as
a whole county. work along these lines.
Mr.. Scheuerle has been active In the Hart
ford forward movement. which was or
ganlzed this year. and Is Its vlce-presi-
dent at large. The position which he Is
to hold will give him larger opportunities
for service
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MoRETOWN.

Beatrice Guyette OF Richmond is in
town.-Maud Johnson and Otto Bates of
Montpelier visited Miss Johnsons parents
Sunday Miss Merle Turner Is In Water
bury-Lucy Talbert, who has been in
town. returned to her home in Waterbury
Sunday-Charles Smith OF Winooski is
in town-Miss Mazie Coyne, who has been
In town. returned to Burlington Monday.
Marion Ward is In Barre Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence of Montpelier visited AT Roland
Griffths Sunday.-Mrs. Albert Somer-
VILE who has been visiting Mr.. Somer-
yilles mother, has returned to Mont
heller Mrs. n. r. Austin and two chill
dren. who have been visiting Mr. Austin
parents for several weeks. returned to
burlington Monday.-G. NJ Ashley has
gone to New Jersey for the remainder
of the summer.-Mrs. l.. r. Russell and
little daughter Lillian. of Montpelier are
visiting her sister, Mrs r. F Griffith --
Mrs Ruth Carpenter of Boston Is visit
ing Mrs. c. d. Ashley Miss Muriel Shea
Is in Montpelier.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Morton McKinstry was at home from
burlington over Sunday. where he Is TAX
ing special treatment at the Mary Fetch
er Observation-Disclosures is no further spread Of
the measles -Delbern Wheeler. who has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Constant Wheeler, has returned to Bos-
ton. and his mother accompanied him
Rich Waite, who Is engaged to teach the
village school for the next school year,
has rented a tenement in the village and
will soon occupy 1t with his famiy.--Lewis
Lyford. who has been III and threatened
with rheumatic fever. is improving Ear
mers in this vicinity are cutting an aver
age crop of hay.-Mrs. Henry Leach Is In
poor health
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Gladys fyzer was taken to the santa
rum sunday for an operation for Appendix
citis.-C. l.. Hodges is very low with a
malignant liver trouble and is not cxupct-
cd to live long Sidney Fuller has been
taken to Waterbury for observations \
hearing will he had before Judge Stove
as to his sanity PRINCIPAL Green and
family are in Newport and Coventry talk
me tneir summer vacation. Superinten-
dent stone of Montpelier was here last
week in consultation with the school di-
rectorS in relation to the best method of
giving higher instruction in connection
with the graded school here. 1t WAS de-
oidod to have another department known
a. the hich and grammar school Mr.. ami
Mrs Daniel Davis and children Of Barre
are visiting her relatives hore-A'rs. VAL
l"dc has gou" to Plltshurgh, y. Y. to
visit relatives
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JOHNSON.

Winslow Minott and friend of Brockton.
Mass. are visiting at T.. f. Boyce's-
Many farmers are through having and
some report larger crop than last year
F. F, Boyce Is gaining slowly and is
able to sit up little.-Mrs Hattie Pearl
goes to Newport Thursday for a few DAYS
with relatives. Her son, Leonard. will
meet her there.-Dr, Folsom returned
Monday from visit with his parents at
ST Johnsbury.-J, J. Hickey returned
from Warren Monday.-Dr. Foster and
Mr.. Smalley of Waterbury Center visited
d. b. Smalley Sunday.-D. A. Barrows
and family left Monday for few days
In Orleans,-Mrs. George Wheeler visited
ir Morrisville Monday.-Mr and Mrs
C. P. Jones and o. b. Landon are spending
q few days in South Hero
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DERBY.

Mrs. Persis Foster and son are in town
for n short time.-Nliss Mayne Is with her
sister. Mrs. Edgar Silver.-Ex Governor
and Mrs. Grout Of Newport are at their
old home.-Mrs. J. W. Hanley and chill
dren of Providence. r. T. are in town,
the guests of her sisters. Mrs. w. NJ.
Taylor and Mrs. Emma Fairchilds.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Taylor left Sunday for
Melrose, Mass-Dr. Carl w. Robbins.
graduated recently from the University Of
Michigan, has gone to Bangor. Me-. where
he Is to do hospital work for year.
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FAYSTON.

Mrs. Ward Russell and daughter. Julia,
of Glens Falls. y. Y. are spending the
summer with Miss Winnifred r. Perry at
the cottage Arborstrum. Henry Par
izo has a fuchia one year old. having s.
bloss oms-A telephone has been installed
in George Buzzell's residence. Ring 6-l3.-
Misses Theresa and Madeline Hill are
spending few days with their grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Enos Hin of Stowe
Mr. and Mrs James r. Long and their
father, stephen Parkhurst, OF Mime
apols. who have been visiting Vermont
friends. for two months. started Satur-
day for their home.
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WINDHAM COUNTY
WESTMINSTER.

Miss Lizzie Arnol /, daughter OF the
late Ambrose Arnold. Is suffering from
an attack of Notwithstanding Willis
is confined with the measles.-The
Rev. and Mrs q. A. Waldo OF West
Palm Beach. Fla. have been visiting
In town. The Rev. Waldo preache 1
sunday. Mrs Waldo will be remem-
berei as Miss Lizzie Hills OF this
TOWN.. " Farr OF Burlington has
been in town the past two weeks
Duane Ellis has sold his residence to
l.. NJ Still and moved to Walpole. n.
H.-Crops throughout the valley are
looking we'll Hay is mostly harves-
ted. 1t was of good quality hut II
was not AS large a crop as was locke 4
for
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have left for Sevierville, Tenn, where
DR.. Bishop has been engaged as pres
ident of Murphy College. Miss Evelyn
Bishop is to be instructor of music at
the college and will Join her parents
In a few weeks.
Worcester promises to have plenty
OF timber Tor representative candidates
this fall, among those already men
tloned being c. N. Curtis, Frank T.
Hutchinson. f. f. Howeison and the
rev george Smith. republicans, and
clinton Taylor. democrat.
Miss Rosa Bloomfield. sistor NJ tbo
rev. STANLEY r. Bloomfield Of bethany
congregational Church, has been ap-
pointed Instructor for the domestic
SCIENCE course to be opened at God
dard Seminary. Barre. tais fall
William Hogan died early Monday
morning at the home of Levi Swift
in Mr1dlesex after a short illness with
sttanRulate1 hernia He leaves a
brother. Henry. In Northfeli and tho
body was taken there for burial
Sergeant-at-Arms Frank T. Parsons is
making extensive Improvements and re-
pairs at the State House. Workmen have
been engaged the past few days in repair
Ing and repaintng the statue of Ceres on
top Of the dome The wooden statue was
found to be badly rotted by the rain and
snow and the tin covering had to be re-
placed In some places. A movable coat,
hat and umbrella rack is being put in the
coat room. replacingg the old racks fast
ened to the wall, and the interior Of the
room IS being reflnished Many of the
chairs in the House of Representatives
are being recovered and the carpet Is be-
ing repaired New and uniform cuspidors
will be placed all over the building. TAX
Ing the place of the many nondescrpt
styles now in use The new standpipes
and hose installed a short time ago for
fire protection are to be given a test with
service streams OF water.
The funeral of Miss Sarah F.. Hoyt will
take place at her late home at two o'clock
Thursday afternoon, the Rev. ]. T..
Wright officiating. Miss Hoyt died at
Heaton hospital Monday night after a
short Illness. She was horn in this city
June .. Is4s, and for many years she
taught in the pubic schools.
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VAUDEVILLE.

sherman Mann has bought the Frank
Miller house on Church strcet.--Dr. Maur-
ice is building an addition to his home
for an office-Mrs. Addic Chaffee of
Connecticut is spending a few days with
her cousin. NJ J. Robinson.-Mlss Mona
Locke is spending few days with friends
I'm St Albans.-Albert Wiley and son of
Boston Is visitinii his brother. r. A. WILL
ley.-Mrs. N. Il. Leach of Cambridge Is
spending few days with her brother,
George Brown.-Airs. Kate Davis of st.
Adams spent the past week with her
sister, Mrs. John Lumbra. Mrs. Ann w.
stevens is spending the week with Mrs.
T.. w. smith at North Hyde Park-AIrs.
Mary Hamilton is spending the week in
Sholdon.-Mrs. Joseph Farnham of john
son spent the past week with her
brother, T. NJ. Maynard.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

!
evening at the meeting of Neshobe Grange
! in observance of chidren's nieht.--Mrs
J. y. Chase and two sons are visiting In
Westford. Miss Mary Buttcs returned
Friday from Yonkers y. T.. where she
taught school the past year and went
Saturday to spend a week with her sis
ter in y W Haven Mills. John J. Riordan
lof BRIGHTON. Mass, is spending his vaca-
ton with his family at jerome Tennicns. -
The Rev ". q. Leonard preached In
Hampton. y. y, sunday. and
James quinn spent Sunday at their home
I in Waterbury. Miss Mildred I.efflngwell
has returned from spending week at
! Long Point Mr. and Mrs. $. W. Jones
have returned from spending a week at
Lake l'uunlOrc at the Hall cottage.-Miss
Georgia Hissci Of Cam ridge, y. V. is
visiting i'm town.-Mr and Mrs. George
I'riGss of Montpelier. who have been in
town for few days Went Saturday to
! Lake Dunmore to remain som time a,
/ their cottage Mr.. and Airs. H. +.
/ Wotherhcc returned Sunday to Gales
/ hurg III. after spending few week.
at f.. l.. Carlisle s-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Manchester have returned from Hubbard
: ton. Miss Grace Coring of West Somer-
Vile, Mass. l. tn quest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. t.. V. y acdham. Clarence S Tucker
HAS zone to Quaker street ~ Y, after
'l'ndlng "A Few days at the Brandon
ln;i,
Dtcrce w. stafford died Tuesday
morning about ten O'Clock at his home on
Center street after a long illness with par
.lvsis rcsidoS his wife he IS survived
. i,V two duttvhtprs Mrs William ] Fad
den and Miss Neliie stafford, who live
hero-A. j. Ives and family. who have
been at tL.ir cottage nj Lake Dunmore
for a month. have returned. Mrs kean
and two .ous of Nantucket Mass are
,i.ittn. Air. ana Mrs. A. H. oinson.-
Frank " I.ovet, of Somerville. Mass. is
p j.ovctt.--V. e. Johnson. VINO has been
: with his family at + W John-on's for
two weeks. has returned to New Haven.
/ Conn Mrs l. + Wo,co,t and Two chill
dr.u have noue :, Wes,nn for a few
weeks -Ablnt, y ,;,u1rich of Washing
ION. u e. IL visiting his naronts Mr. and
Mrs Il e ,;oodrich Mrs : Mark. and
tu.,, 1a,,.,h,or, ,c <,, v,rl, ara, snapdiny
, fev works +, ,o,yr
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F0RESTDALE.

Mrs w Il, Roll and daughter. Mildred,
or New York and Mrs. d. NJ. Crafts OF
hut'and are visiting at l. w HORNS
Mrs Harriet Winslow Is visiting her son
IN keene n. li.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bump
ana daughter of Kansas city. Mo. are
visiting relatives herc-Mrs. w IL. C.
Whitcomb has purchased T. T.. Wrights
place-Miss Phoebe Sargent OF Rutland
Is visiting her sister. Mrs q, II. Churchill'
The members of ST Monica's society
have taken c. H. Churchi's COTTAGE
hemlock Lodge at Lake Dunmore for a
two weeks outing.
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EAST WARREN.

Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Spalding visited their
daughter Mrs. Robert Clark. in Fowler
the past week.-A daughter was born to
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Drew July H.
Harry Daniels and children Of East Mont
peler were at p. b. Daniels's Sunday
Albert Hines and mother and Mr. White
Of Boylston, Mass. and Carrie Loveland
of Northiield visited at Justin fuckers
Saturday Eleanor Cardell suffered
a shock of paralysis Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Clark of Fowler are in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tucker are spend
ing few days in Burlington. -Wiliam
ParsOn was in Bethel SUNDAY.
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WA1TSFIELD.

Louis Drew Of Proctor was a guest Of
James NELL over Sunday Misses Emma
and Annie Koe Of Lawrence. Mass. are
guests at V. D. Crriffith's.-Mrs. w. w.
Josln and son, James. are visiting in
Morrisville.-M Harry Ellis and daugh-
ter Dorothy, have returned from a visit
In Huntington and Richmond.-Z n. Nc
Allister returned Saturday from Highsate
Springs. Mrs. McAlister is visiting rela-
tives in Sharon and Pomfret.-Mrs. Fred
j. Baird and two sons are visiting in
Barre Mrs. @. W. Grandy and son. who
were guests at w. G.. Bragg's Thursday
and Friday. returned to their home in
burlington Saturday .--Misses Eva and
Ethel Mccarthy OF Lawrence. Mass. are
spending fortnight at John Grasses.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
NoRTHFTELD.

II Ia understood that DR.. Mayo Is pre-
pairing to complete the block between the
Pearl theatre and the new bakery. When
finished 1t will be occupied by r. b.
Hutchins as market and by the North
field Coal company's ONCE. The upper
stories will not be completed at present.
hut ample stairways will be left The
store in the armory block now occupied
by the Hutchins market will be utilized
BY NJ. r. Chase for an enlargement Of his
furniture business.
J. Prentice Brooks, aged ss. died
Saturday evening at his home on
North Main street, after long period
OF feebleness He leaves a wife and
FIVE daughters. Mrs. Wilbur Brown,
Mrs. Jonas Saunders apd Mrs r.
r. Steele Of Montpelier. Mrs. BERTHE
Brown OF New York and Mrs. Charles
r. Duke Of Northfeld. He had been
a member Of Mortified Lodge Of Odd
Fellows since 1877, and when In good
health was an active member.-Alex-
ander p. Woodwork died at nine
o'clock Saturday evening at the resi-
dence OF A. q. Andrews on Cross
street. aged 80 years. Up to week
before his death he had lived on the
Cox Brook road. He leaves wife
and one son, the proprietor Of a bust
ness college at Denver. Colo.-Lloyd
G. Derrick. who has been employed at
the Hutchins market for several years,
completes work this week and will
move his family to Montpelier where
he has employment at the Holmes
market.-Norman A. Howe will oc-
cupy the house at Main and South
streets to be vacated by l.. G. Derrick
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ORLEANS COUNTY
TROY.

The Missisquoi Valley Sunday school
association will hold rally at
TROY on the afternoon and even
lnS OF August 0. at which Miss Balch of
burlington, Miss Wagner of Gcoraa. the
Rev. l.. F.. Garvin of East Craftshury,
NJ. :. Hale of Coventry. 9. W. Kelley
of Newport Center. and DR.. s H. Green
of Washington, -. G., will take part
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and son, Guy, took an automobile trip to
Barre Tuesday, returning Tuesday night.
They were accompanied by Samuel
Harmed. the Rev II. Il. Harmed and
Arthur Harmed of Rochester. N. "a
party was given Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Aurila Edwards in honor of the
birthday of her sister, Mrs Lorraine
Holmes. Nine old time friends were pres
ent, whose combined ages were f58 years.
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WEsTF1ELD.

The Rev. NJ. W. Farman preached in
Lowell Sunday for the Rev. e. T. Hurd.
who is still very III with a broken
shoulder. MIR. and Mrs. Louis James,
daughter and sister of Worcester, Mass.
who have been spending 10 days here,
started for their home Tuesday accom-
panied by Mrs. W. D. Bell. who will spend
two or three weeks with them and at
Springfield, Mass.-Mrs. W. p. Gilpin's
Sunday school class gave an Ice cream
social at the vcstry Saturday evening and
realized 1855 towards their new maps
D. c. Woodwork was called to Hartford,
Conn. Saturday night to attend the fun
eral of his nephew.-Fred Beck Of st.
Johnsbury came Saturday and returned
Sunday accompanied by his wife and son.
who have been for three weeks with Mrs.
Bradley Houston.-Mrs. Willard Farman
is spending week at Lowell at the home
Of her son. Albert Farman. Miss Evelyn
Murray is visiting In Orleans and Lyndon
ville.-Mrs. Henry Curtis sister and a
niece from Massachusetts are expected
this week
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MONTPELIER.

Mrs. George $. Robinson died at
Groton Thursday night following a
short illness. Mrs Robinson was at
one time resident NJ this city She
was born in Montpelier July 4. 1895.
d. q, A, Bishop and Mrs. Bishop
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Edgar l.. bearing resigned some time
ago his office as director of the town
school district and the selecmen have
appointed Osnan F. Godfrey to FIJI his
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Stannard was home over Sunday from
Fitch Bay, =. Q.--Jacob Greenwood Of
Stanbridge, p. O.. is in town on business
Arthur Billodeau lost his right thumb
Monday morning by a rope becoming
twisted round 1t. while leading cow
The date Of tho c. r.. L. A. bazaar has been
changed from August 81 and % to August
IA and 1b
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-12-10

II provides teachers for the different
grades aud makes efficient aud strong
work by bringing many children to
gether Il gives chance for the child
20 develop his social nature In n group
OF his own age. That the school al
Midway Ii success Is 10 put the mat
ter lightly. A school that has en-
rolled fifty new pupils this year. that
has added hfty children TO the school
population OF Midway, that makes the
renting of any kind of house In the
town an impossibility. that In two
and half years does not show n
scratched wall or desk. Is huge sue
cess.
Does all this answer the question OF
Investment Can any one ever figure
exactly what stronge, men and women
In community are WORTH The
school cost the community 100000. II
the money a good investment for Mid
wayf The answer can only come b,
asking any OF the residents in the dis
trlct OF those who are willing 10 send
their children Ave or six miles and
Day extra tuition 10 have them Ia
real i've twentieth century school.