Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-10
JOINS WITH new HAMPSHIRE
Twin.State School for Sunday
School Workers August 6.12.
Faculty and Courses Of summer school
at Hanover, n. H., Ia Announced
First session This SummeN-
The Program.

IteodinuS Tue Heeu OF n summer sCnOOi
Of high quality and strong educational
leadership the State Sunday School asso-
Citations OF New Hampshire and Vermont
have united In forming the Twin-State
School Of Religious Education which will
meet from August to H. 1917 in the
Dartmouth College buildings at Hanover.
n. Fl.
The following faculty and courses are
anounccd:
FACULTY AND COURSES.
Roger Albright. A. B.. pedagogy; field
worker. secondary division supcrinten-
dent. New Hampshire Sunday School as
ISOLATION.
Grace NJ. Chaplin; psychology; teacher,
saxtons River. VT. Formerly instructor
Mortified Seminary
Lucy Stock Chaplin: pedagogy: primary
work: elementary superintendent. Connoc-
ticut Sunday School association
Laura Ella Craein; Ola Girls confer
ence; beginners work: writer beginners
lessons; kindergarten teacher. Boston.
Elsie Daniels Fairbanks, A. b.: junior
work: junior superintendent. Manchester,
n. H
! Mamie Lee Frayser: psychology; junior
work: elementary superintendent. Ken
lucky Sunday School association.
Charles Foster Kent, Phi. D.: Bible;
general course; seminar: professor Of Bib
lical literature, Yale University.
Rev Louis II. Koehler; pedagogy; s.
8. administration: adult work: direetof
religious education. First Baptist Church
Rochester. N Y.
Rev. Milton s. 1.ittlefeld, D. D.: psy-
chology: intermediate work; secretary
Congregational Publishing society. New
York city; writer intermediate graded les.
sons.
Grace f. Mason: beginners work; ele
mentary specialist. Providence.
Marion Faye stickney: primary work
elementary superintendent, Vermont Sun
day School association.
Sidney A. Weston, Phi. D.: senior work
editor The Pilgrim Teacher. Boston.
Courses In teacher training and thu
home department will be added II de-
sired.
For the evening lectures Prof James
T.. McConaughy Of Dartmouth and r. x
Warren Of Three Oaks. Mich. presiden
OF the International Sunday School asso
citation, a native of Vermont. have al
ready been secured. Prof. Walter s. At
hearn Of Boston University will give tn
address to the graduating class at tn
first commencement, on Sunday evening
August IL
The Twin-State School of Religious Ed
ucation gives three years course o
study. a certificate on completion of eac
years work. and a diploma at the en-
OF the course. Special stress Is laid upo
{ the work with the older boys and girls
, their conferences with specialists Is on
OF the most attractive features of tn
=. school.
| Tuition fees are small and board
cheap.
As August is the vacation month muc
will be made Of the recreation period
The officers have already planned an AT
TO trip to the famous st. Gaudens studio
D at Cornish n H.: climb Of "Meetin
House Hill' Norwich: tramp throue
: the Cathedral Pines:" an afternoon {
4 sports on the college athletic field: and
< stunt evening-an event long to
q remembered.
i The Twin-State School is managed b
a a Joint committee consisting of the 70
|, lowing: For New Hampshire: Rev
:. l. Gross. Nashua Rev. r. C. Falcone
Hanover: Prof. Fl. B. Preston. Meridel
= Rev. G. f. Wolfe. Milford: Eugene
!, Smith. Conway: II. H. Brown. Concor
;. Mrs. Ruth B. Drake. Rye. For Vernon
J.. Rev A. II. Morrill,. u. D., Woodstock
Rev. F. NJ Fuller. Richford: Prof. Ra
q mond Mcfarland. Middlebury: Rev. Pa
: ID. Moody. st. Johnsbury: Rev. j.
i. Chesbro. Bellows Falls; Rev. I. n. Be
"a edict. Montpelier: Miss Mary c. Ware
Il North Pomfret.
Mrs Nellie r. Hendrick. general sc
g retary Of the New Hampshire State Su
:. day School association. has been chos
n dean Of the school and Rev. Charles
\. Boyd. general secretary Of the Vermo
=. association. chairman of the joint col
l. mittees. Mrs. C. A. Boyd will serve
hostess.