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Max Mailhouse, M.D., Clinical Lecturer on Neurology, 151 Meadow.
Hon. Edwin B. Gager, B.A., Instructor in Mortgages, Electrical Law, Derby.
Roger Foster, LL.B., M.A., Lecturer on Federal Jurisprudence, 79 W. 54th st., New York city.
William J. Comstock, Ph.B., Instructor in Organic Chemistry, 43 Trumbull.
Jay W. Seaver, M.A., M.D., Associate Director of Gymnasium, (Gymnasium) 25 Lynwood pl.
Rev. George A. Gordon, D.D., Lyman Beecher Lecturer on Preaching, Boston, Mass.
Howard H. Knapp, B.A., LL.B., Lecturer on Conn. Practice, Bridgeport.
William G. Anderson, M.D., Instructor of Gymnastics and Associate Director of the Gymnasium, 120 College.
Charles C. Clark, Jr., B.A., Instructor in French, 65 Grove.
Leonard M. Daggett, B.A., LL.B., In- structor in Wills, (42 Church) 77 Grove.
Frederick H. Newell, S.B., Special Lec- turer on Forest Hydrography, Wash- ington, D. C.
Edward M. McCabe, M.D., Clinical Assist- ant in Ophthalmology, 224 Orange.
Frederick L. Chase, Ph.D., Assistant As- tronomer in the Observatory, Observ- tory.
Arthur N. Alling, M.D., Instructor in Ophthalmology, 199 York.
Louis B. Bishop, M.D., Instructor in Pediatrics, 77 Whitney av.
Charles W. Pierson, M.A., Instructor in New York Practice, 120 Broadway, New York city.
Andrew Keogh, Librarian of the Linon- ian and Brothers Library, 424 Elm. Edwin H. Lockwood, M.E., Instructor in Mechanical Engineering, 79 Division.
Rev. Henry Davies, B.D., Ph.D., Lecturer on the History of Philosophy and Aes- thetics, 275 L.
Leonard W. Bacon, Jr., M.D., Instructor in Operative Surgery, 294 Elm.
Rev. Warren J. Moulton, Ph.D., Instruct- or in Biblical Literature, (13 E. D.) 191 Bradley.
Philip P. Wells, Ph.D., Librarian of the Law School, (32 Hendrie Hall) 72 Mansfield.
Charles D. Phelps, M.D., Instructor in Physical Diagnosis, 472 Orange.
Gifford Pinchot, B.A., Special Lecturer in Forestry, Washington, D. C.
John C. Tracy, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering and Drawing, (131 Win- chester) 30 Beers.
Ralph A. McDonnell, M.D., Instructor in Dermatology and Materia Medica, 1142 Chapel.
William C. Marshall, M.E., C.E., Instruct- or in Drawing and Descriptive Geom- etry, 355 Willow.
Leonard C. Sanford, M.D., Assistant in Surgical Clinic, 216 Crown.
Robert E. Peck, M.D., Instructor in Neu- rology, 56 Howe.
Alexander W. Evans, M.D., Ph.D., In- structor in Botany, (18 S. H.) 2 Hill- house av.
Robert C. Morris, D.C.L., Instructor in the French Codes, 767 Fifth av., New York city.
John Pitt Deane, B.A., B.D., Instructor in Missions, 95 West Divinity.
Henry Barrett Learned, M.A., Instructor in History, 208 St. Ronan.
Ralph Schuyler Goodwin, Jr., M.D., Clin- ical Assistant in Pediatrics, 1179 Chapel. Frederick Stearns Hollis, Ph.D., Instruct- or in Chemistry, 120 York.
William M. Kenna, M.D., Assistant in Neurology, 145 Olive.
Warren A. Spaulding, Demonstrator of Pharmacy, 9 High.
William A. Granville, Ph.D., Instructor in Mathematics, (46 N. S. H.) 7} Eld. George H. Langzettel, B.F.A., Clerk and Librarian of the Art School and Assist- ant in Drawing, 725 Whitney av.
Clyde Chew Glascock, Ph.D., Instructor in German, 342 George.
Cloyd N. McAllister, Ph.D., Assistant in Psychological Laboratory, 33 Lake pl. Wesley R. Coe, Ph.D., Instructor in Com- parative Anatomy, (75 B. L.) 2 Hill- House av.
George R. Montgomery, LL.B., B.D., Lec- turer in Philosophy, 84 West Divinity Isador Troostwyk, Instructor in Violin playing, 367 Howard av.
Ernst H. Arnold, M.D., Instructor in Orthopaedic Surgery, 46 York sq.
Lynde Phelps Wheeler, Ph.B., Laboratory Assistant in Physics, 333 York.
Frederick N. Sperry, M.D., Assistant in the Throat and Ear Clinic, and Assist- ant Demonstrator of Anatomy, 76 Wooster.
Alfred G. Nadler, M.D., Assistant in Pathology, 122 Olive.
George M. Chase, B.A., Instructor in Greek, 10 Ashmun.
William O. Farnsworth, M.A., Instructor in French, 309 Humphry.
William F. Verdi, M.D., Assistant in Surgical Clinic, 172 St. John.
James Locke, Ph.D., Instructor in Chem- istry, 317 Crown.
George L. Amerman, Ph.D., Registrar of the Scientific School, (1 S. H.) 339 Humphrey.
Walter M. Patton, Ph.D., Instructor in Semitic Languages, 37 Lynwood pl. Frederic C. Bishop, M.D., Assistant in the Throat and Ear Clinic, 1223 Chapel. Donald R. Hinckley, M.D., Assistant in Physical Diagnosis, 35 College.
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William J. Sheehan, M.D., Assistant in the Surgical Clinic, 383 Howard av. Samuel W. Hammond, M.D., First Assist- ant in the Therapeutic Clinic and As- sistant Demonstrator of Anatomy, 105 College.
Chauncey B. Rice, Ph.D., Laboratory As- sistant in Physics, (56 N. S. H.).
Isaac K. Phelps, Ph.D., Instructor in Chemistry, (Kent Laboratory) (102 N.) Allen R. Defendorf, M.D., Lecturer on In- sanity, Middletown.
George F. Eaton, Ph.D., Instructor in Comparative Osteology, (8 M.) 70 Sachem.
Meyer Wolodarsky, Ph.D., Instructor in Russian, 167 Kimberly av.
Harry Little Welch, M.D., Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy, 44 College. Herbert E. Gregory, Ph.D., Instructor in Physical Geography, (55 N. S. H.) 109 Elm.
Emerson G. Taylor, Ph.D., Assistant in Rhetoric, (115 W. D.).
Robert W. Hall, Ph.D., Assistant in Biology, (48 N. S. H.).
Bayard Barnes, Ph.D., Laboratory Assist- ant in Organic Chemistry, 1442 Chapel. Harry W. Foote, Ph.D., Instructor in Physical Chemistry, (162 S. L.).
Clifford W. Kellogg, M.D., Instructor in Histology, 233 York.
Andrew T. Bierkan, LL.B., Instructor in Bookkeeping and Accounts, 42 Church George H. Nettleton, Ph.D., Instructor in English, 79 Wall.
Frederick O. Robbins, B.A., Instructor in French, 341 Winthrop av.
Jay G. Eldridge, M.A., Instructor in Ger- man, 1136 Chapel.
Albert G. Keller, Ph.D., Assistant in So- cial Science, 183 Lawrence.
Yandell Henderson, Ph.D., Instructor in Physiology, 88 Trumbull.
Walter H. Clark, B.A., LL.B., Instructor in Debating, Hartford.
Rudolph Schwill, Ph.D., Instructor in German, (47 N. S. H.).
Irwin Grannis, M.D., Assistant Demon- strator of Anatomy, 64 Edgewood av. Walter M. Bradley, Ph.B., Assistant in Analytical Chemistry, 1346 Chapel. Wm. K. Shepard, Ph.D., Laboratory In- structor in Mathematics, (57 N. S. H.) Charles M. Cooke, B.A., Laboratory As- sistant in Botany, 112 College.
Edward F. McIntosh, M.D., Assistant in the Medical Clinic, 192 York.
William DeV. Beach, B.A., B.D., Instruct- or in Church Music, 631 Elm.
Charles A. Peters,B.S., Laboratory Assist- ant in Chemistry, (Kent Laboratory). James A. Brooks, Ph.B., Assistant in Drawing, Derby.
George A. Hanford, B.A., Assistant in Physiological Chemistry,2 Hillhouse av Abraham R. Brubacher, B.A., Instructor in Greek, 20 Carmel.
Percy D. Littlejohn, M.D., Assistant in the Medical Clinic, 312 Elm.
Clarence L. Kilbourn, M.D., Second Assis-
tant in Therapeutic Clinic, and Assist- ant in Histology, 20 Woolsey.
Treat B. Johnson, Ph.B., Laboratory As- sistant in Chemistry, (162 S. L.)
Edgar S. Downs, B.A., Assistant in Physics in the Sloane Laboratory, (Sloane Laboratory) (90 S. M.)
John I. H. Downes, B.F.A., Librarian of the Art School, 345 Whitney av
George A. Thompson, B.F.A., Assistant in Painting, 79 Clinton av
Frank C. Boardman, Instructor in Mod- eling, 257 Crown
H. Stanley Knight, Instructor in Piano- Forte Playing, 32 Pearl.
Chauncey B. Tinker, B.A., Assistant in English, (36 E. D.)
Edward B. Wilson, B.A., Instructor in Mathematics, (546 P.)
Charles H. Harriman, LL.B., Instructor of Quiz Clubs, 42 Church.
Henry C. Andrews, B.A., Assistant in History, 1044 Chapel.
Henry S. Canby, Ph.B., Assistant in Eng- lish, 86 Wall.
Curtis H. Walker, B.A., Assistant in His- tory, 97 Whitney av
William E. Ford, Jr., Ph.B., Assistant in Mineralogy, 16 Lynwood.
Alling P. Beardsley, B.A., Laboratory As- sistant in Chemistry, Derby
Ralph G. Van Name, B.A., Laboratory Assistant in Chemistry (Kent Labor- atory) 121 High
Frederic J. Carnell, Ph.B., Laboratory As- sistant in Physics, (58 N. S. H.)
Henry F. Merriam, Ph.B., Laboratory As- sistant in Chemistry, (162 S. L.)
Frank E. Hale, B. A. Laboratory Assist- ant in Chemistry, (Kent Laboratory) 363 Orchard.
Oscar S. Pulman, Jr., B.A., Laboratory Assistant in Chemistry, Kent Labora- tory.
Frank P. Underhill, Ph.B., Laboratory Assistant in Physiological Chemistry, 57 Prospect.
Elbert N. S. Thompson, B.A., Assistant in English, 95 Whalley av.
Other Officers.
Willabe Haskell, Ph.D., Superintendent of the Reading Room, 96 Dwight.
Thomas R. Barnum, B.A., Assistant in in the Secretary's Office, (4 Phelps) 344 Humphrey.
George A. May, Assistant in Gymnastics, (Gymnasium).
Charles W. H. Hand, Assistant at the Gymnasium, (Gymnasium) 158 York. Charlotte E. Bush, Assistant Librarian of the Sheffield Scientific School, (1 S. H.) 133 Howe.
Thomas Attwater Bostwick, Assistant in Peabody Museum, (9 M.) 335 Prospect. Hugh Gibb, Assistant in the Peabody Museum, (26 M.) 266 Dixwell av.
Lucy Peck Bush, Assistant in the Pea- body Museum, (8 M.) 133 Howe.
Katharine J. Bush, Assistant in the Pea- body Museum, (13 M.) 133 Howe.
William N. Hiss, Ph.D., Assistant in the Dean's Office, (135 Elm) Mill Rock.
James F. Adams, B.A., Assistant Libra- rian of the Law School), (32 Hendrie Hall) 1 Tr.
Rufus W. Hall, Assistant in the Gymna- sium, Bridgeport.
Charles W. Mayser, Assistant in the Gymnasium, (Gym.)
Harold R. Berry, Registrar of the Law School, 43 College.
Horace J. Eastburn, B.A., Assistant Li- brarian of the Law School, 83 Elm
Annie E. Hutchins, Assistant in the Li- brary, (Library).
Henry M. Osborn, Bursar, (1 Phelps) 406 Orange.
Frank E. Hotchkiss, Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings, (4 Phelps) 104 High.
J. Preston Strong, Clerk in the Treas- urer's Office, (5 Tr.) 222 Sherman av. George H. Butler, Clerk in the Bursar's Office, (1 Phelps) 136 Dwight.
William E. Rowland, Cashier in the Treasurer's Office, (5 Tr.) 227 Sherman av.
Henry R. Gruener, Assistant in the Li- brary, 522 Howard av.
Mrs. Jessie C. Harger, Assistant in the Library, 14 University pl.
Mrs. Henrietta C. Gilbert, Assistant in the Library, 22 Whalley av
John Q. Tilson, M.L., Proctor and Stew- ard of the Dining Hall, (550) P.) Charles A. Greene, B.A., Proctor, (571 P.) Arthur L. Bristol, Clerk in the Treasurer's Office, 191 Exchange (5 Tr.)
George M. Beers, clerk in the Sheffield Scientific School (3 S. H.) 130 Cottage. Henry B. Wright, Superintendent of Dwight Hall and Secretary of the Yale Young Men's Christian Association, (Dwight Hall)
George A. Johnson, Assistant in the Li- brary, 186 Bradley.
Ada S. Hotchkiss, Private Secretary to the President, (6 Tr.) 136 Sherman av. Laura R. Carnahan, Private Secretary to the Secretary, (4 Phelps) 335 Orange. Harriet B. Phelps, Clerk in the Medical School, 67 Dwight.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Board of Education.
Eli Whitney, President. Term expires Frederick A. Betts, 42 Church street, 1901 James T. Moran, 42 Church street, 1901 Adoniram J. Harmount,78 Water st., 1902 Eli Whitney, 78 Crown street, 1902
Thomas Hooker, 233 Church street, 1904 John D. Jackson, 86 Crown street, 1903 Jacob B. Ullman, 865 Chapel street, 1904 Committee on Finance-Thomas Hooker, Eli Whitney.
Committee on Schools-James T. Moran, John D. Jackson, Jacob B. Ullman.
Committee on School Buildings-A. J. Harmount, Frederick A. Betts.
Superintendent of Schools-Frank H. Beede, 75 Mansfield street.
Secretary-Horace Day, 10 College street. Clerk-George T. Hewlett, 64 Lake place. Treasurer-Henry Fresenius. Collector-F. G. Anthony.
Inspector of School Buildings-Dennis J. Maloney, 34 Ferry street.
Regular meetings of the Board of Educa- tion are held at its office, 21 Center street, on the second and fourth Friday evenings of each month.
Office Hours-Of the Superintendent, from 8.15 to 9.30 o'clock a. m. and 4 to 5 o'clock p. m. on all school days.
Office open from 8.15 to 12.30 o'clock and 2 to 5 o'clock on all school days, and 9 to 11 a. m. on Saturdays.
Admission of pupils-The public schools are free only to children who have a legal and bona fide residence in the district.
The regular time for the admission of pupils into the public schools is at the beginning of the school year in Sep- tember.
The school hours, except in the High Schools, are from 9 a. m. to 12 m. and from 2 to 4 p. m.
Children under 5 years of age will not be admitted, except to the Kinder- gartens. Children between four and six may be admitted to the Kindergar- tens.
Children must be vaccinated before they can be admitted.
Children are not allowed to attend a school outside of the sub-district in which they reside. In case there is no . room in the sub-district in which they reside they may obtain from the Super- intendent of Schools a ticket of admis- sion to another school.
Non-resident pupils may be admitted to schools upon payment of tuition at the office of the Board of Education. The charge for tuition is $60 a year in the High Schools and $30 a year in all schools below the High Schools.
All text-books and other supplies are furnished to the pupils of the district free of charge. Non resident pupils must furnish their own books and sup- plies.
Evening schools are open in October and continue during the winter, and pro- vide instruction to persons over four- teen years of age who do not attend the day schools.
The High schools of the district comprise the Classical, the English and the Sci- entific departments, each with a course of four years; the Commercial depart- ment with a course of three years and the Manual Training Department with a course of four years.
The hours are from 8.25 a. m. to 1 p. m. The examinations for admission to the High Schools are held in June, and candidates must be at least 12 years of age.
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Names of Teachers.
HILLHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL-Cor. Or- ange and Wall. John P. Cushing, Su- pervising Principal; M. M. Marble, J. D. Houston, Charles E. Sargent, Wil- liam H. Hackett, S. E. Findley, Boyn- ton W. McFarland, C. H. Zimmerman, Ernest H. Baldwin, H. J. Fenton, Susan S. Sheridan, Grace A. Weeks, M. El- mira Woodruff, Anna A. McAllister, Eleanor E. Cutler, Lucy E. Textor, Marian P. Whitney, Mary Adele Allen, Susan Almira Bacon, Elizabeth W. Cleaveland, Elizabeth Bickford, Helene H. Boll, Julie E. Jewett, Anna C. Lati- mer, Mable Canada, Alice B. Hammond, Caroline M. Davis, Annie M. Leonard, Lillian Holbrook.
BOARDMAN MANUAL TRAINING HIGH SCHOOL-Cor. Broadway and York sq .- Thomas W. Mather, Super- vising Principal, Lucretia H. Dayton, Isaac P. Smith, Emma R. Wright, Ar- thur E. Booth, Martha J. Potter, Eliza B. Thompson, Eva J. Phelps, L. Ray Balderston, S. P. Beebe, Charles L. Kirschner, R. E. Keener, Clara L. Bar- num, Clarine Warner, George H. Fur- bish, Thomas D. Jenkins, Marion W. Clark, Harriette P. Marsh, Adele H. Merwin, Mabelle M. Ufford, Harriet B. Comstock, Arthur R. Bauder, Clara E. Emerson, Charlotte A. Wolff.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
John G. Lewis, Supervising Principal. WEBSTER SCHOOL-Cor. York and George .- 12, Ada T. Somers; Assistant 12 and 11, Mary E. Andrews; 11, Clara Hurlburt; 10, Julia A. Malcolm; 9, Hattie Schulhafer; 8, Ruth Gorham; 7, Eliza A. Benham; 6, Sarah S. Wil- son; 5, Catherine W. Downes; 4, Mary J. Creegan; 3, J. Maude Chapman; 2, Lottie W. Sloan; 1, Mary J. Alden; Ex- tra, Alice V. Kenney.
OAK STREET SCHOOL-Oak corner Greenwood .- 4, Mary A. Mallahan, Principal; 3, Laura E. Lampson; 2, Mary A. Smith; 1, Sarah A. Lyle. DAVENPORT AV. SCHOOL - Daven- port av cor. Asylum .- 4, Elizabeth M. Healy, Principal; 3, Elizabeth M. An- drews; 2, Ruth Olmstead; 1, Margaret E. Smith.
N. H. ORPHAN ASYLUM-610 Elm .- 3, Louise G. Wolcott, Principal; 2, Annie J. Loveridge; 1, Jennie Woodend
EATON DISTRICT.
Wilbur F. Nichols, Supervising Principal EATON SCHOOL-Jefferson cor. St. John .- 16, Eunice K. Armstead; 16, Assistant, Alice C. Hoster; 15, Agnes L. Hall; 14, Julia A. Bidwell; 13, Mary J. Bronson; 12, Joanna M. Flannagan; 11, Mary E. Egan; 10, Rose F. Conlan; 9, Annie E. Clark; 8, Mary F. Leary; 7, Ella G. Galligan; 6, Josephine Przelomiec; 5, Jessie E. Hine; 4, Beata
W. Bissell; 3, Emily Clarke; 2, Hattie Barker; 1, Edith F. Adams; Extra, A. Louise Beach.
SKINNER SCHOOL-State cor. Sum- mer .- 11, Sarah E. Briggs, Principal; 10, Julia A. Robinson; 9, Mary E. Kinsella; 8, Eleanor F. Marcus; 7, Fannie Holcomb; 6, Margaret A. Egan; 5, Josephine A. Hayes; 4, Anna S. Planten; 3, Mary Cullom; 2, Elizabeth E. Gessner; 1, Frances B. Barney; Un- graded, Ellen K. O'Brien. Kindergar- ten, Gertrude A. Woodruff, Christine Galbraith.
HUMPHREY STREET SCHOOL-Near State .- Elizabeth C. Logan, Principal; 4, Elizabeth C. Logan; 3, Marian Ocain; 2, Anna M. McDonald; 1, Susette Asher.
WOOSTER DISTRICT.
Mrs. Maria L. Breen, Supervising Princi- pal.
WOOSTER SCHOOL-Wooster cor. Wal- lace .- 12 Eleanor F. Healey; 11, -
; 10, Nellie T. Scranton; 9, Charlotte Gorham; 8, Katherine G. Campbell; 7, Mary A. Costello; 6, Anna E. Hennig; 5, Sarah J. Flanagan; 4, Angela M. Blondin; 3, Margaret E. Seery; 2, Elinor M. Justison; 1, Eliza- beth Campbell; 1 A, Antoinette Par- low; Extra, Mary C. Conway.
FAIR STREET SCHOOL-Fair near Olive .- 7, Catherine Morstatter, Prin- cipal; 6, Mary L. Lockwood; 5, Anna E. Krause; 4, Lula A. Brett; 3, Caroline Tibbals; 2, Margaret M. Fox; 1, Jen- nie R. Boyce; Ungraded, Mary F. O'Brien. Kindergarten, Margaretta T. Simpson, Florence A. Pardee.
WHITING STREET SCHOOL-26 Whit- ing street .- Alice G. Ford (Ungraded). HAMILTON STREET SCHOOL-Be- tween Wallace and Hamilton near Grand av .- Celestine Wall, Principal; 19, Columba Ryan; 18, Cornelia Clin- ton; 17, Damien Palmer; 16, Nellie R. Brown; 15, Clementine Kenney; 14, Vincentia Greene; 13, Pauline R. Hughson; 12, Celina Murphy; 11, An- toninus Conlon; 10, Eleanor Bright; 9, Mary E. Dallaher; 8, Lucian Acheson; 7, Thomas Dooley; 6, Emma D. Clark; 5, Katherine T. Dargan; 4, William Stritch;, 3, Alice E. Flanagan; 2, Julia T. Flanagan; 1, Mildred Hayes; lan, Mary E. O'Gorman; 2an, Justin Tracy; 3an, Margaret L. Duggan; 4an, Nellie McGinness (Ungraded). Kindergarten, Jessie I. Scranton, M. Florence Crow- ley, Helen Campbell, Second Assistant; Jennie M. Beers, Third Assistant.
DWIGHT DISTRICT.
Frank O. Jones, Principal.
DWIGHT SCHOOL-Edgewood av cor. Gill .- 12, Georgiana Norman; 11, Lou- ise Schmahl; 10, Lottie J. Thomp- son; 9, Lillian E. Bradley; 8, Mary
A. Maltby; 7, Nora A. Sweeney; 6, Sarah H. Fahey; 5, Janet M. Par- due: 4, Alice E. Hammond; 3, Anna J. Baldwin; 2, Eleanor T. Quinlan; 1, Edna C. Lines. Kindergarten, Lottie M. Hall, Anna S. Wilson.
ORCHARD STREET SCHOOL-Near Edgewood av .- 4, Katharine T. Harty, Principal; 3, Julia H. Doyle; 2, S. Lil- lian Brooks; 1, Martha A. Quinlan. ROGER SHERMAN SCHOOL-Cor. Elm and Norton .- 12, Adeline S. Wallace, Principal; 11, Jennie F. Nash; 10, Emma Blake; 9, Clara A. Brockett; 8, Margaret Dibble; 7, 6, 5, Carolyn W. Tripp; 4, Amelia Wolf; 3, Helen D. Morris; 2, Louise G. Reimann; 1, Lil- lie M. Chillingworth. Kindergarten, Lottie M. Hall, Anna S. Wilson.
WINCHESTER DISTRICT.
J. C. Knowlton, Supervising Principal. WINCHESTER SCHOOL-Gregory .- 16, Henrietta Feuchtwanger; 16, Grace M. Hyland; 15, Minnie E. Merritt; 14, Julia A. Nadler; 13, Grace M. Rora- back; 12, Frances S. Hyde; 11, Kath- leen A. Yanz; 10, Jennie T. Bowen; 9, Nellie J. Riggs; 8, Mary A. Keefe; 7, Mary R. Burwell; 6, May C. Harrigan; 5, Teresa A. Whalen; 4, Edith M. Scranton; 3, Nellie Coxeter; 2, Fran- ces D. Platt; 1, E. Palmer; 1, Alice M. Cronan; 1A, Margaret Duggan; Extra, Annie M. O'Donnell. Kindergarten, Emma J. Tuttle, May V. Hotchkiss, Nina Eggleston.
SHELTON AVENUE SCHOOL-Cor. Di- vision .- 12, Martha E. Chapman, Prin- cipal; 12, Charlotte A. Hubbard; 11, Mary A. Maher; 10, May Bauman; 9, Daisie W. Norton; 8, S. Ellen Brown; 7, Harriet E. Pratt; 6, Ellen A. Reed; 5, Lucy M. Pierpont; 4, Grace A. Un- ger; 3, Margaret E. White; 3an, Abbie L. Springfield; 2, Rose A. Kearney; 2an, Anna M. Judson; 1, Marie J. Bradley; lan, Harriett M. Strong.
DIXWELL AVENUE SCHOOL-5, Hen- ry W. Loomis, Principal; 4, Marion Murphy; 3, Elizabeth P. Norman; 2, Rosella I. Cronin; 1, Jennie L. Klock. COUNTY HOME-2, Virginia P. Mix, Principal; 1, Katherine U. Brown.
LOVELL DISTRICT.
Stuart H. Rowe, Supervising Principal. LOVELL SCHOOL-Nash cor. Lawrence. -12, Ella L. Bonney ; 12, -
11, Mary C. Gorham; 10, Mary C. Coakley; 9, Juliet C. Peck; 8, Lily W. Sheriden; 7, Lillian M. Hall; 6, Lucia J. Bryant; 5, Ella P. Warner; 4, M. Lucile Adams; 3, A. Elizabeth Flem- ing; 2, Mabel G. Bright; 1, May R. Atwater. Kindergarten, Rebecca Fleetwood, Ellen Hall.
FERRY STREET SCHOOL-Ferry cor. Peck .- 8, S. Helena Robinson, Princi-
pal; 7, Almira H. Day; 6, Lucy A. Griswold; 5, Mary S. Jordan; 4, Cath- erine Schmahl; 3, A.Gertrude Grady; 2, Agnes E. Hussian; 1, L. Marietta Platt. EDWARDS STREET SCHOOL-Cor. Foster .- 8, Ellen Kilbride, Principal; 7, Annie L. Stone; 6, Christine I. Dwyer; 5, Mary A. Williams; 4, Mabel E. Rochfort; 3, Mary E. Corcoran; 2, Daisy Hine; 1, Mary A. Judd.
EZEKIEL CHEEVER SCHOOL-Lom- bard cor. Fillmore .- 7, Lillian E. Dan- iels, Principal; 6, Lyla M. Scranton; 5, Elizabeth B. Doyle; 4, Agnes C. Beech- er; 3, Charlotte V. Healy; 2, Mary C. Minor; 1, Ida A. Hague.
ST. FRANCIS ORPHAN ASYLUM- Highland .- 6, Gertrude Roche, Princi- pal; 5, Chrysostom Brady; 4, Helena Ryan; 3, Aquinias Corrigan; 2, Louis McKone; 1, Constantin Malloy.
WORTHINGTON HOOKER SCHOOL- Canner cor. Livingston .- 7, Helen M. Higgins, Principal; 6, Nettie Hall; 5, ; 4, Jane I. Noy; 3,
Mary F. McDermott; 2, Helen N. Keefe; 1, Alta M. Carter; Extra, Maude S. Kelley. Kindergarten, Lucia B. Barnes, Mabel Sherman.
DAY DISTRICT.
D. D. Lambert, Supervising Principal. DAY SCHOOL-Rosette cor. DeWitt .- 12, Margaret T. Healy; 11, Sarah M. Lewis; 10, Alice M. Roche; 9, Annie B. Kelley; 8, Louise A. Hofacker; 7, Ella J. O'Meara; 6, Winifred Atkins; 5, Elizabeth J. McCormick; 4, Laura J. Curtis; 3, Anna M. Hull; 2, Ella A. Strong; 1, Lillie M. Chillingworth; Ex- tra, Elizabeth M. Feeney. Kindergar- ten, Ellen Hill, Alice Barrett.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL-Cor. Howard av and Putnam .- 12, Elizabeth Hodg- don, Principal; 12, Assistant, Marietta I. Savage; 11, Mollie Nadler; 10, Georgia S. Barber; 9, Charlotte E. Mc- Caffrey; 8, Annie E. Clune; 7, Anna E. Morris; 6, Mary D. Mason; 5, Anna M. Vaugh; 4, Margaret L. O'Meara; 3, Margaret E. Lambert; 2, Sophie Bow- den; 1, M. Grace Beecher.
CARLISLE STREET SCHOOL-Near Cedar .- 3, Lillian M. McConville; 2, Miriam T. Galbraith; 1, Susan L. Davis, Principal. Kindergarten, Edith A. Dettra.
GREENWICH AVENUE SCHOOL-Cor. Second .- 4, Edith E. Johnson, Princi- pal; 3, Kate F. Smith; 2, Florence F. Mathewman; 1, Mabel E. Lane.
WEST SCHOOL-Near Adeline .- 4, Lil- lian B. Hull, Principal; 3, Mary G. Beecher; 2, Bernice A. Platt; 1, Jessie R. Van Deusen.
WELCH DISTRICT.
M. Rachel Webster, Supervising Principal WELCH SCHOOL-Congress av cor. Ver- non .- 12, Minnie H. Smith; 11, Fannie
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M. Lynch; 10, Ellen E. Carr; 9, Lu- thera A. Mansfield; 7, May L. Black- man; 6, Marian Feuchtwanger; 5, I. Maude Tisdale; 4, Mary G. Tuttle; 3, Anna A. Hoye; 2, Mary A. Joyce; 1, Maria E. Hatch; Assistant, Blanche G. Taylor; Extra, Annie P. Day. Kinder- garten, Mary E. Musson, Principal; Leila Osborn, Assistant.
HALLOCK STREET SCHOOL-Hallock near Congress av .- 8, Hannah M. Chamberlain, Principal; 7, Mary E. Smith; 6, Josephine Reynolds; 5, Susie C. Coe; 4, Clara A. Dunsing; 3, Anna M. Tanyane; 2, Elizabeth Scudder; 1, May J. O'Meara.
CEDAR STREET SCHOOL-Cor. Gil- bert .- 10, Maude R. Reilly; 9, Clara A. Klebe; 8, Susie B. Kinner; 7, Kath- aryn Callahan; 6, Carrie Harris; 5, Harriet M. Hubbell; 4, Bertha I. Wright; 3, Katharine Brennan; 2, Anna C. Hintz; 1, Anna M. Brennan, Principal.
ZUNDER SCHOOL-George foot College. -12, Minnie Theda Bird, Principal; Il, Elizabeth Allen; 10, Josephine T. Cos- tello; 9, Elizabeth L. Campbell; 8, Gertrude May Craig; 7, Anna E. Col- gan: 6, Minnie A. Porter; 5, Edith M. Gridley; 4, M. Elizabeth V. Conboy ; 3, Ada L. Ruth; 2, Jennie M. Waugh; 1, Carrie F. Finch. Kindergarten, Mary W. Brown, Gertrude A. Fox.
STRONG DISTRICT.
Sherman I. Graves, Supervising Principal. STRONG SCHOOL-Grand av cor. Clin- ton av .- 19, Mary N. Blatchley; 19, Nellie H. Story; 19, Evelena V. Rock- well; 19, Carolyn Merchant; 19, Sarah E. Wright; 17, Helen A. Austin; 16, Emily M. DeForest; 15, Lizzie A. Weissbarth; 14, Nellie E. Robinson; 13, Gertrude L. Cooper; 12, Emma Mac- donald; 11, Bertha B. Newbrook; 10. Julia Smith; 9, Calista S. Bristol; 8, Harriett K. Storer; 7, Mary S. Gris- wold; 6, Ada Linsley; 4, Mary G. Phelps; 3, Helen C. Doolittle; 2, Carrie A. Crittenden; 1, Eva A. Lee; Extra, Grace E. Lowe; Kindergarten, a. m., Katherine M. Langtry, Grace M. Bristol WOOLSEY SCHOOL-Cor. Woolsey and Poplar .- 12, Margaret I. Galbraith, Principal; 11, Caroline A. Parsons; 10, Jennie L. Griswold; 9, Alice M. Finch; 8, Annie L. Broadbent; 7, Florence L. Lowe; 6, Grace A. Johnson; 5, Ger- trude M. Kentfield; 4, Mary A. F. Reilly; 3, Hortense Metzger; 2, Jennie M. Campbell; 1, Nellie I. Brooks. QUINNIPIAC STREET SCHOOL-4, Emma L. Tyler, Principal; 3, Louise C. Harrigan; 2, Millicent McDermott; 1, Louise N. Thompson.
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