Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-28
STOWE.

The faculty of the stowe high and
graded schools for the coming year will
be made up as follows: Superintendent
Carlton d. Howe; principal. Rollo G..
Reynolds; assistants, Miss Bernice Par
ker. George A. Burnham, Miss S Anna
Fitzsimonds. r. Lloyd Chaffee. (agricul-
ture); ninth grade. Miss S. Anna Fitz-
simonds; b grammar. Miss Ella Sargent;
assistant, Miss Dorothy Harris; inter-
mediate, Miss Florence Chaffee; second
primary, Miss Martha Campbell; first
primary Miss Susan a. Bgelow. There
will be three terms of school, the fall
term of "A weeks beginning September >,
ending December 49, winter term of II
weeks, beginning January 5, 1914, ending
March 20; spring term Of 10 weeks, begin
ming March 80, ending Juno S. commence
ment, June to II inclusive. There will
Toe four courses as follows: College
preparatory course, English of general
course, business course and agricultural
course. The course in agriculture will
include the study of soils and soil fortil-
ity. animal hushandry, farm crops, agri-
cultural engineering, orchard manage
ment vegetable gardening and dairying.
Teachers have been assigned to the town
schools as follows. Brownsville, Miss
Lena Wilder: Fucker street, Miss Marie
Wells; west hill, Miss Mary Moody; Ed
son hill, Miss Grace Russ; Luce hill, Miss
Dora Cleveand west branch, Miss Ruth
Collins; mills, Miss Maudc Siayton.
north hollow, Miss Bcrnce Lang. The
Moscow Stowe forks and south hollow
schools have not yet been provided with
Der T.
Ns Hannah tNConoloEue) Hale, wife
of Walter l.. Hale, died at their home in
the northern part of Stowe at six O'Clock
Friday afternoon Mrs Hale had been in
feeble health for II years but her death
resulted from a shock which she suffered
about two weeks ago. She was born In
Boston in 1866 and was the youngest of
Il family of 10 children. of which a brother
is now the only survivor. Mr. and Mrs,
Hale were married in 1891 and came to
Stowe to live in 1902 Besides her nus.
band. their only son, George, survives
her. Mass was said Cor Mrs. Hale at tAe
Catholic service ut tho Akeley Memoria
building supra. ,1orning and brief fu..-
erai service vas conducted by the Raw
.. l.. Coffcy Al 'ha house at tour O'Clock
Sunday afternoon The burial was IN ths
River Bank Cemetery " y, Campbell and
son. Howard, returned Sunday ron
Wtsthoro, 3Iasc.. where he passed weep
with his sui. i're-. Campbell Mes Mar
Etebbins has returned from WaitSHeio a1C
vii teach the arrnS term cf school il
the cheney district IN MorsfstoWI. b.
GINNING MondaN.-- NJ D~EG Moody ant
daughter. Miss Mar, and their guests
the Misses Frances G7d Ruth Fuller -
New Haven. Conn, passed Sunday a
Lake E!more Tha Mis.ec %nl'or hav'
returned 10 New Haven after ~ days
visit with Mrs. Mood and Mics Mar!
Moody.-Mrs. r. s, Stiles of Scuthbury
Gem. who with MIR Stiles visited 4
Stowe last week. was formerly Miss ELL
Eutting, q daughter Of CHARLES Nutt.ng
and native az Hto~e.-Miss Mimi
Ayers, who mas been at home for tw
months on account of her mothers opera
tion at the hospital, has returned t
Whitcheld. y. H.--Mrs. c. II. Foster o
Springfield. Mass IL listing Mr.. Foster
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Foster, an
uthar relatives in StoweMrs H. G. Rec
ana daughter. Miss Elsie Brown, rcturne
Saturday to Berlin after week in Stowe
-I.uther Parish il recovering from sever
Injuries resulting from n fall--Mrs. Lou,
Latouch has a petunia plant bearing 3
blossoms besides a large number Of buds
Edwin L. Bigelow. who was graduate
from Middlcbury College in June and ha
passed the summer at Tho Lodges wit
his parents Mr.. and Mrs +. r. Bigelov
leaves Monday for New York, where h
has employment with the w. T. Gran
company.-Mrs. IT. A. Douglass gave
card party Friday evening to about
young ladies' Six tables were played an
refreshments were served-A r. Stra'
and party OF young men who passed las
week at Lake Gilmore returned home Sat
urday.-Mrs. Aryilla Sprague returne
Saturday from Morristown,--I Ierbei
Shepard had narrow escape from sci
ious injury Friday when a horse whic
ne attempted to harness reared and struc
Mr. Shepard on the top Of the head, GU
ting two gashes, requiring severa
stitches
Tho Rev. I-emuM Davis nccnniAd IN