The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-23
ELECTED LEADERS
FOR THE YEAR
Teachers Chose Principal c. H. White
of Barre as President--Supt. Hutch
inson Executive Chairman.

Closing sessions Of the first annua
conference of the Washington County
Teachers association were held this fore
noon. A business session at p o'clock was
| followed by a program to which +. L, In
gals Of Hartford and Professor Raymond
Mcfarland of Middlebury college con
tributed. Upward of $50 teachers were
present and a prominent educator who
has figured in a good many educational
gatherings stated to The Times this aft
ernoon that the attendance was better
than az any "last session conference in
his long experience. The county teach
ers' association is now an assured fact.
At the business meeting the nominating
committee appointed yesterday presented
a list Of officers TO serve permanently and
the tentative slate was Immediately rati-
fed by the teachers.
Following are the officers OF the new
association; President, Carroll II. White,
principal OF Spaulding high school. Barre /;
vice president, Miss Caroline VI. Griswoid
OF the Montpelier public schools; seere-
tary, Mrs. lnez J. Woodbury. OF the
Mortified public schools; treasurer, Su-
perintendent J. NJ. Tebbetts OF the Cabot
school union; executive committee, Su-
perintendent S. c. Hutchinson OF Mont
pelier, Miss Elizabeth Jenkins, principal
Of the training school az Goddard sem.
mary, and Superintendent George J.
Seager Of the Barre Town schools. Ex-
oflicio, the president, vice president aud
secretary are TO serve as a committee
created for the purpose Of drafting con
stitution and bylaws. IL was also voted
10 instruct the executive committee to
make arrangements for holding the next
annual meeting in January, 1915, the
place and date 20 b. announced later.
Before the business session adjourned. A
vote Of thanks was extended the super
intcndent and teachers of the Barre
schools for the hospitality extended the
visitors during their stay in the city. An
expression Of appreciation was also
spread on the records for the kindness
of the ladies aid society Of the Congre-
gatioual church in serving a dinner and
supper while the conference Vas in prog
ress.
n vas the privilege Of the teachers
ihis forenoon 20 hear two Of the best
addresses of the conference Mr. ingalls,.
y ho has charge of the extensson work n
BE University % Vermont. told some
thing Of bic connections with the na-
i0nal bureau az Washington. D. &. Tho
topic assigned him. Boys an6 Gfis'
iuls.@ was considered iu mastery
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