Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-01

| mittee was appointed to confer with the
| honorary members and invite them to
be PRESENT.. j. Rhoades returned from
| u business visit to Pawlet Saturday night.
| The body of Charles Lathrop arrived
Monday night and was taken to the nome
o. A. r. Cove, where the funeral will be
| held this afternoon. The body of How.
ard Denning arrived mere on the noon
! train Monday from Rutland and was
| taken to st. Ambrose's Church, where the
| funeral was held. The Rev. +. j. Doheny
officiated. The burial was in the Varney
cemetery. His relatives from Rutland
were present at the funeral.--Mrs. Bert
Corkins OF C~hateaugay, n. Y, is In town
to attend the funeral OF her uncle, II. s.
Jennings.-The Young Women's Mission
airy society will meet with Mrs. Minnie
Wright Friday afternoon at three o'clock.
The nth annual meeting of the Addison
County Teachers and Patrons associa-
ton and Teachers institute. under the
direction and supervision of the State
superintendent of education, will be held
In the high chool nall Thursday and Fri
day. May Is and 1G. The programs: Thurs
day forenoon, devotional exercises, the
Rev. +. NJ. Holman; address of welcome,
Edwin n. Eastman; response by prcsi-
dent, Clarence II. Wiley: English. Miss
Jessie l. Ross. Thursday afternoon. The
Montessori Method" Professor Raymond
Mcfarland Unreasonable Teachine,
Harris W. Lewis: The Normal School
and What II Can DO for Vermont Teach
ers,' Charles \. Adams; evening, "Pana-
ma-Paciic Exposition" illustrated: Com
servation of children" Professor Nc
Farland; illustrated lecture on birds, Pro-
fessOr Avery +. Lambert. Friday morn
Ing, What the Grades Expect Of the
High School" Miss Ann V. Cooley Re
solved, That the Elementary Course of
Schools should End with the Sixth Year.
followed by n six year high school; dis
c%Ussion, led by Archie S. Hartman:
Books for Children" Miss Rebecca W.
Wright; Hygiene In the Schools Pro-
fcsSor George IT,. Perkins; afternoon,
Modern Tcachings of Geography"
the Hon. Mason S. Stone: bust
ness meeting. Teachers in the county are
expected to attend. Teachers will regis
ter with the secretary on their arrival
Olin Wing, an empluye OF the Bristol
Manufacturing company, had his right
leg broken below the knee Tuesday while
rolling logs. Ilc was attended by Drs
Briggs and williamson Mrs. y. + Wright
who has been I'm Middlcbury several weeks
assisting in the care Of her mother, has
returned home. Her mother expects to
come soon to the home Of her son. f.. IA.
frastman.-Letters unclaimed in the post
Office are for Miss Nellie Cascv,-Mrs.
Louis Lawrence. u. William Dwire.-
The annual village meeting was held
Tuesday evening and officers were elect
% as follows: President, T.. r. Dicker-
man: clerk. w W. Wilson; treasurer, +.
Il. Dic';ernlan; collector. T.. I. Garrow'
auditors. w. Il. DagEctt, Earl Dearborn,
NJ. W. Wilson; fire wardcus. g. w. Corey.
r. |. Garrow, l.. W. Bates: voted, that
trustees serve as water commissioners;
G. A. Burnham, trustee for three years;
voted to lay tho tile on church street;
| voted 500 to \. II. Munsill Hose company;
voted to pay the hremen 80 cents an hour
while on duty at fires; voted a tax of a
i cents.-MiSs Gonevieve Emo has been WIS.,
itinS in Charlotte.