Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-23
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

ST. ALBANS.
| The Methodist Episcopal Church at its
fourth quarterly conference elected the
following officers Stewards, A. u. COL
Inns James Chynoweth, f. A. Collins.
w. S. Newton. Edwin Strait, R. f. Pal
mcr. f. Il. Stevens y. c. S. Beeman, L.
j. Peterson, }. X Curtis, F.. 4. Curtis
Miss Ella Foster, e. owen Collins. Mrs.
II. 7. Sweeney. a. G. Beardslcy. c. e.
Beeman, G. D.. Rublee; trustees A. n.
| Collins, r.. w. Badger, S. A. Miller, G.
r. Brown. Alexander Tuscany. l.. l.. c.
Best, |. I. Beeman, Elmer johnson and
y. j. Herrick: Committees We're chosen
as follows: On foreign missions, L. l.. G.
Best, l.. w. Badger Miss Ella Foster
II. f.. Palmer Miss Jennie Austin, and
James Chynoweth home missions and
church extension, f. a. Collins. Mrs
James Chynoweth, Mrs. 4. u. Collins,
Mrs. r. T.. Palmer, MIS- J. NJ. Colpas:
sunday schools, l.. J. Peterson, O. w
Brewer, Mrs. W. +. Dukcshire. Mrs. c.
w, Buckley, Mrs. O. w. Brewer, and
Harry Leonard; tracts. Miss A. G.
Beardsley, Miss Mabel Foster; temper
ance. w. S. Newton. y. j. Herrc<, C.
i. Beeman; education, Miss Alberta l..
Beeman. Mrs y. G. S. Beeman, Miss
Helen Curtis; Freedmen's Aid, |. T. Bee
man, +. a. Collins, Mrs G. W. Groom;
hospitals, Mrs. Elmer johnson and Miss
Gertrude w. Beeman: church records, f.
Is. stevens and A. c. Williams music,
l.. Il. c. Best and James Chynoweth
Leslie S. Morgan of Burlington. who
has been physical instructor at the
Stranahan Memorial club the past win
ter has returned to his home in Bur-
lineton Mr.. Morgan's success in his work
and popularity with his classes was
substantially shown when, just as he was
leaving, he was presented with dia-
mond scarf pin.
The Rev. George w. Smith of Ran
dolph has accepted the call recently ex-
tended by St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
and will probably take up his work here
about June l. The Rev. Mr. Smith was
born in Providence. r. l. He was grad
uated from Harvard University, Cam
bridge, in 1901, and the General Theologlcal
Seminary in 1904 He was curate of Grace
Church' New York. for snort time He
was curate of ST John the Evangelist
Church at st. Paul, Mimi Then he en-
tered the domestic missionary field. He
was called to the Cathedral of st. Paul
and St. Peter Chicago and from there
went to the Mother Church of Chicago
st. James, to take the senior curacy.
After two years he re-entered the mis-
slonarN field at Coifeyville, Kans. After
three years there he came to Randolph,
where he has been pastor of St Johns
church, also of Grace Church at Ran
dolph Center Mr. Smith has Travelled
very extensively throughout Europe and
me United States. He is married
The board of school commissioners has
made appointments of teachers for the
coming year and fixed their salaries, As
follows: High school, principal, H. b.
Dickinson. $500; vice-principal, Miss
Alberta l.. Beeman $500; assistant. Mss
Alice b. Chandler, $50; assistant. Miss
May L. Villas, $50; assistant Miss
Margaret Powers, 500; assistant. Miss
Leantha -. Howard $3.50: assistant Miss
Win!fred S. Hall. 500. Grades in acad-
envy kindergarten, Miss Mabel A. Ellis.
$3.50; grade one, Miss Jessie L. d. Perciva,.
'4"' grade hVe' Miss NJ. Dorothy Hurley.
800. Barlow street. grade one and prin-
opal MISS Ella NJ. Foster, s525; grade
two, Miss Ellen Dee $500 grade three.
Miss Charlotte NJ. Kennedy, 800; grade
four Miss Beatrice O'Bren, $500 Elm
street, grade five and principal Miss
Helen A. Story, 5000; grade four, Miss
Jessie Warner, $3.50; grade two, Mrs. II.
t. Soule, 800; grade one, Miss Clara
Bliss $500; kindergarten, Miss May NJ
Ward 1925. Fairfield street, grade eight
and principal, Mss Gertrude w. Bee
man, SOS; grade eight, Miss Florence NJ
Merritt si75; grade seven, Miss Marion
Il. Reade, $500; grade seven, Miss Alura
\. Barnes. $500; grade six, Mrs. s d
Waterman, $i75; grade six Miss Eliza
beth Rooney, $3.50; grade six, Miss udab
o, Gale, $40; grade five, Miss Mabel A.
Aaginn, $i25. Messenger street. grade
one and principal, Miss Marie Des
Sheehey, $40; grade two. Miss Hazel NJ.
Parmelee' $500; grade three, Miss Mar
garet F.. Bingham $3.50; grade four, Miss
Myrtle Spaulding, $3.50, Superintendent
OF school, George S. Wright, 5000. The
salary of Miss Winfred Han, teacher of
Latln and Greek was fixed at So per
month Miss Marie Sheehey, principal of
messenger street school, at $3.50 and Mis-,
Florence Merritt of the Elm street school
at Sio' for the remainder OF the scbom
year '''
ne Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
o.st Episcopal Church has elected these
p,nuer" Tor the year: President. Mrs.
raymond r. Palmer; vice-president, Mrs.
S""'es M' Colpas; secretary, Mrs Arthur
Bes,. '"'S' H. H. u
lafayette commandery, No. 3, Knights
t rsn'pIor' mas elected these officers:
eminent commander, Otis N. Kelton.
sehefaissimo' Merrill y. Armstrong.
captain general Horace NJ. Bell: senior
warden Merrill A. Common; Junior
warden Ralph II. Mecorney; prelate
sllas H. Danforth; treasurer, safrord %
ihorP' recorder Charles A. Oliver.
trustee George o. Mitchell; finance com