Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-29
RUTLAND NO. DIST. TEACHERS
Supt. Merle 4. Sturtevant Makes An
nouncement Of Appointments
New Principal for Brandon

Brandon. July 22-The following
teachers have been assigned for posi-
lions in Rutland North District. Merle
A. Sturtevant, superintendent. an
nounces the few positions remaining
will be filled as soon as possible.
! Brandon Inc. Dist.-Junio- senior,
high school. A. r. Patty, principal;
Miss Vira Purington. English Miss
Ellen Hemmeon, French and English;
Miss Marion G. Wiley. history and
science; Miss Frederick r. Carleton,
commercial work; Miss Ruth Cam
bridge. mathematics; Miss Helen Clark,
Latin: Miss Nellie Swasey, home eco
Monies; agriculture, unassigned.
Grades-Mrs. Rose Landon. grade VI;
Miss Lydia Hammond, grade V; Miss
Mildred Caryl grade "; Miss Stella
Gross, grade III; Miss Ida Lamb, grade
II; Miss Maude Farnham, grade I.
Brandon town, observation-disclosures
Churchill, principal and grammar
grades; Miss Mary Gibson, nterme =
diate grade; Mrs. Eugenia Ladam,
| primary grades.
Sudbury-willow Brook. Eugenia
! Tyrell; Burr Pond Christina Root;
North, Fanny Mason; Hill, Elizabeth
Wells; Webster. Marion Taylor,
! Pittsford-Junior-S Senior High School
f. w Bradley, principal: Miss Anna F.
Bell. English and mathematics; Miss
Mary J. Conway, French and Latin Miss
Helena Mccormack, homo economics and
science Miss Ada Holden, history and
| science; Leone Smith, agriculture and
shop work: one teacher unassigned
Grades. Lathrop. Miss Edna Phalen
grades SIS; Mrs. Agnes Foley. grades 81
Miss Ellen Taylor. grades L. Grades
Florence. ono teacher unassigned for
branch OF junior high school; primary
r,adas. Wanc,ta Gill: intermediate grades
Marjorie Shepard. Rural schools. Doug
lass. Ruth Persons: Goodnough, Rose
Duclaw; East Pttsford. Beatrice Bixby,
Hudson. 1!dh Jackson. Dickerman, Mel.
liz Wright; Furnace. unassigned.
| Decentralization. MrB. Grace Gurn.
soy Corncr, Miss Inez Ayr, Jerusalem
Miss Marion Warehouse; Fernville and
south schools. unassigned.
ChitteDden-It is hoped that contracts
may he signed soon for theHe schools
| WhninG-viilaga. Bcrnlce Garrow: south
Evelyn Adams; north, Ruth Everest.
Observation-Disclosures Helen Skirce
Turnpike. Mary Brown; Eas: Hill. Helen
Perry.
! Cosnen-Probab,y only ore schoo, will
be maintained. MLaS Lottic Sessions will
be the teacher.
A. 7. Patty. the now PRINCIPAL of the
Brandon Junor-Senior High School wac
graduated from Tri-Sta'c College in In
diana in 1918 and ha:; since taken sradu-
ate work in Columbia University While
in college he was a member of his var
sty football team. and director Of the
college band and orchestra He was born
in Kcwanna, Ind. in 1885. He is married
and has one little girl seven years OF age.
Mr., Patty has had eight years OF expert
ence as principal and superintendent in
Indiana and Michigan and comes very
highly recommended.
on the other teachers. Miss Wiley and
Miss Carleton are graduates Of Syracuse
University. 1920 Miss Cambridge and Miss
Clark from Middlebury College. 1920, Miss
Hemmeon from college in Newfound-
land three years ago and Miss Swazey
from the University OF Vermont. 1890.
! Miss Cambridge and Miss Swazey have
had practice teaching during the senior
year. Miss Hemmeon mas taught in Porto
Rico and during the past year in the
Bradford Junior-Senor High School. All
are highly recommended from the colleges
from which they come and by Mr. Hutch
inson. the State supervisor OF junior
high schools.