Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
OPENINGS IN VERMONT
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hies MIR and Mrs. Henry Tillotson
int to st. Johnsbury Monday to visit
cir sun and wife, Mr. and Mrs. w. M.
llotson.
George Lanpher of Woodsvile. N. H.,
me Friday evening to visit his cousin,
arroll Lanpher-Mrs Carroll Taylor
ent to Hardwick Friday evening to
tend the funeral Saturday of Add
ouston.-Mrs Priscilla Franklin and
Hrs. Nancy Andrews of Wolcott passed
friday with their nephew and niece, Mr..
I'd Mrs Carroll Taylor.-Mrs. Harriet
de passed Saturday at Burlington
Mrs O. C. Jones went to johnson Satur-
Hay to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs
H. L. Porter.-Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Morse
were at Burlington Saturday to attend
the funeral of the latters father, John
Burrows.-The Green Mountain Rovers
of the University of Vermont defeated
Peoples Academy in a game of baseball
Saturday, score of IL to Mrs. O. w.
Chaffee went to Boston Saturday to at
tend the graduation of her daughter,
Miss Florence Chaffec, from the Edith
Coburn Noyes school of expression.
Mrs. w. f.. Greene and son, Max, re-
turned TO Bath, n H., Saturday after
visiting her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. l.. Ring,-Mrs. Lottie Wells of
Montpelier came Saturday to pass few
days with her daughter. Ina Wells, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs II. u. Spear.
Edison Preston who passed the winter
ut Port Kent, n. Y, came Saturday for
two weeks AZ his home.
Supt c. D. Howe of the Lamoille
school union is making arrangements for
corn growing and farm products con-
test among the school children of the SUI
pervising district. Various prizes will be
offered for the best corn, potatoes, vege-
table and garden products, also for the
best samples of cooking done by girls
and for the best essays describing how
the products were raised. 1t is planned
to bring all of the exhibits together in
the fall when the prizes will be awarded
by the judges.-The annual meeting of
the Lamoille Valley Teachers associa-
tion will be held at Morrisville Friday,
May Q. 1t is expected that $50 teachers
will be in attendance. Among the speak,
ers will be Supt. Mason S. Stone, Miss
Luna Bigelow of the L. S. department
of agriculture, Principal a. c. Peaks
of Johnson Normal school, Principal NJ
ME e. Hays of Essex junction, Supt
A. w. Eddy of Mddlebury and Principal
r. G. Reynolds of Stowe,-The 18th an
nual meeting of the St Adams district
association of the Womans Foreign
Missionary society was held a the Meth
odlst Church Thursday.A new clothing
store was opened Saturday in the
east side of the Taft block by @. Shilip-
sky.-Harry Smith began Thursday maxi
ing two trips per day on the Emore-
Morrisvile stage line, carrying mail each
trip The road has been repaired and
put into condition, so the auto has again
been put into service.-Nlss Allie Smith
has gone to Montpelier, where she has a
position as pianist in a theatorium- The
Rev. W. E. Baker is to preach the bac-
calaureate sermon at Peacham Academy
and also at North Troy high school.
Superintendent NJ S. Stone of Montpel-
Ter will be present at a meeting of the
school directors of the Lamoile school
union to be held in the class rooms over
Blairs store to-day. The class in do
mestic science will serve dinner.-Wu-
liam G. McClintock returned Monday
evening from Lynn, Mass, where he has
Ill
Miss Clara Davis of Wolcott passed
saturday, Sunday and Monday with her
sister, Mrs Otto Blodgett.-Mrs. Percie
croft OF Claremont. y. H., was guest
Monday of Mrs. Clara Crowel State
commander A. A. Niles and Capt. Frank
Nenileld We're at Rutland Tuesday.
where council was held for the max
Ing Of arrangements for the next State
encampment G. A. R.-Mrs. Jessie Briggs
of St Johnsbury and mother-in-law.
Mrs Emily Briggs of Danville, came
Tuesday with the body of the formers
infant, who died at st. Johnsbury some
weeks ago.-Mrs. l.. A Woodbury. and
daughter Mrs. Guy NJ Page. and Mrs
wired Lane of Burlington arrived
1uesday morning and are guests at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Powers
Ihey VIII remain through the musical
festival.-Miss Alice Nash of Burlington
is guest of her aunt, Mrs Ida Church
ill.-Mrs. Oritha Fisher Andrews Of Pal
mer Mass, arrived Monday evening and
is guest of her brother and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. II. j. Fisher.
The Lamoille Valley Educational &c
ISOLATION will hold its annual melting at
= ''H'S' opening at lo3O a m.
Inc following is the program: Vocal
solo, Miss Emma Elliot of Johnson: in
vocation, the Rev W. f. Baker: address
OF welcome, Supt c. ID. Howe of Morris
vile; response Supt. c. L. Cowles of
Craftsbury; 1.-THE Preparation of the
Elementary School Pupil for the High
School," Prin NJ. d. Chittenden Of Bur-
lington; The Teachers Self Improve.
ment," Prln r. G. Reynolds Stowe
How to Ask Questions" Supt A. w
Eddy of Middlebury; THE Teaching OF
Manners and Morals In the Elementary
Schools" Supt Minnie +. Hays of Essex
junction, After the noon intermission fol.
lows a business meeting of the associa.
ton; reading in Canadian dialect, Prin
A. w. Stone of Johnson How to Teach
the Child to Study" DR.. j. F. Messenger
of the University of Vermont: Emo
honai Factors In Teaching" DR.. A. g.
Peaks Of johnson normal; The Relation
Between Good Roads and Good Schools. -
Miss Bigelow of Washington D. c.;
reading, H. A. Burnham of Johnson
Tho Adjustment of the Elementary
Schools in the Community" M S. Stone
superintendent of education.-Mr. and
Mrs, G. H. Cross OF St. Johnsbury and
Mrs. J. Frank Trull OF Biddiford. Me.
are guests of Mrs. Ida ChurchlL-Adel.
bert Stickney of Springfield came Tues.
day evening to visit his brother. Sherman
Stickney, at Elmore,-Miss Ellen Jack
son of Hardwick visited her parents. Mr.