The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-19
RANDOLPH

Spelling contests were held to select
candidates to represent the units 81
the district at the county spelling con
test to be held Friday afternoon at
Chelsea. The following list gives tne
names Of the pupils who expect TO
represent the district: Jeanne Beiisle
and Lester Day from the lenters who
win represent Randolph town; Marion
and Fred Dumas Of the Randolph
grades; Howard L.amson and Louis
Morse from Brookfield village and Fe-
Iix Start from the South branch school
representing Brookield, and Merle
Rogers of snowsvlle, representing
Braintree. Asa Cole from the Fish
hill district may be a delegate at large
The Brookfield pupils will go in The
Morse car and the Others in the super
intcndent's car.
The superintendent and teacher
TRAINING instructor are finding il dIf-
ficult to sign up enough candidates
for the training class for next year.
There are enough candidates but they
do not wish to definitely state that
they will take the work. The students
seem to think that the teacher tram
ing course is department of the Ran
dolph high school and will be contin
ued the same as any department Of
the high school. While it is true that
the class is housed in the same build
ing as the high school and it has the
same high school principal and super
intendent it is a state school but the
instruction is paid for by the state
and the class is unit by itself the
same as a rural school that may be
closed If there are not enough pupils
to make it worth while.
Floyd Hodgkins has not discontin-
ued his auto livery business as stated
in the Herald and News. He l. still
in the business. Telephone number
l42, ring 8. tsigned) Floyd Hodgkins.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Hamilton. who
have been here to see Mrs. Hamiltons
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Flint, lett
on Thursday morning for their home
in Warren, ". H. Mrs. Hale Flint, who
is Mrs. Hamilton's mother, is in Sc
rious condition and at the present time
is not improving.
Mrs. Helen Chadwick. i'll with bron-
ehitis, il about the same. with no great
improvement
Mr.. and Mrs. #. A. Salisbury, Mrs.
Edna Fairbanks and Mrs, i. q. Good
win left at an early hour on Thursday
morning BY auto for Brattleboro TO
attend the Rebekah assembly UthaTs
from this place are also there, one Of
whom is Mrs. Grace Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. French have re-
turned from Hancock, where they went
10 see thei brother Of Mr.. French,
who had been injured in an auto acei-
dent. They found him improving, With
the hope Of speedy recovery.
Mrs. Melissa Chadwick is i'll at the
home Of her niece, Mrs. May Good
heart. on Central street
The annual meeting Of the Winooski
Valley superintendent club was held
in the usual place at the Office Of G..
w. Patterson on Wednesday. The FOL
lowing superintendents were present;
J.. L. Clark of Richmond; Charles Me-
Knight Of Mortified, p. y. Noon OF
South Royalton, NJ. X. Lille Of Water
bury, c. II. White and VI. T. Glover Of
Barre, $. C. Hutchinson OF Montpelier.
The following officers were elected: w.
f. Glover of Barre, president; g. w.
Patterson Of Randolph. vice president;
S. G. Hutchinson of Montpelier, secre
i. tti....
p. Mcknight and +. l.. Clark. High
School Administration and Courses Of
Study" was the subject discussed.