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The number of borrowers registered as entitled to borrow books for home use is now 4,839, of which 869 were added during the past year. Of this number 786 are holders of green or supplementary cards, which are used for the borrowing of any book except works of fiction, and 59 school teachers are entitled to 10 cards each for the withdrawal of books in con- nection with their school work.
The circulation for home use during the past year has amounted to 54,749 volumes. There have been bound and added to the shelves as books 129 volumes of magazines. Books in need of rebinding have also been sent to the bindery to the number of 196 volumes, while many hundreds of volumes have been kept in repair at the Library.
During the year the Library has continued to supply the South End Reading Room with new volumes from time to time, and within the past half dozen years, since the policy of such assistance was adopted by the board, nearly 500 volumes have been placed in that institution on what might be called a permanent loan. By a recent vote of the Board it has been decided to extend like aid to the new Fiske Memorial Library, recently established in Belleville. We have not as yet supplied it with any books, but probably will do so in the immediate future.
The question of a Reading Room for children is again being agitated. For a dozen years at least I have tried to point out the advantages of such an addition to the community, but of course, there are the drawbacks to be taken into consideration. Such a feature could not be established and main- tained without costing something. A room would have to be provided, of course, and from the construction of the building it would necessarily be entirely separate from all the other rooms and therefore not constantly
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under the eye of any of the regular attendants. A children's department would require someone in attendance all the time, or the conditions would be like those of a school room, upon a teacher leaving her pupils in the room by themselves. Anyone knows something of the confusion and noise, not to say mischief, which is bound to occur even in the best disciplined school under such circumstances. In a Library it is even worse. Besides school children, who are accustomed to discipline of some sort, my assistants are constantly reporting pranks by boys ranging from perhaps ten years of age to (I regret to say) young manhood, who seem more intent on mischief, at times one might say malicious mischief, provided they can perform such without being detected. Of course, we expect and make allowances for the usual restlessness and innocent mischief, as you might call it, of young boys, but it is the older ones who keep us on the watch all the time. For these reasons it is very apparent that the room devoted to children should be under a sort of discipline somewhat like that of the public schools, all the time. In addition it would be necessary to put in some special furniture, shelving or such.
Tables appended to this report give more in detail Library statistics.
Respectfully, JOHN D. PARSONS, Librarian.
Newburyport, December 29, 1914.
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ANNUAL REPORTS
TREASURER'S REPORT
TREASURER'S REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS- LIBRARY FUNDS
Balance
Fund
Balance Nov. 30, '14
Receipts
Total
Paym'ts Nov. 30, '14
Dodge
$199.82
$ 95.80
$295.62
$ 82.32
$213.30
Frothingham
14.37
45.00
59.37
51.60
7.77
Green
44.36
80.00
124.36
120.35
4.01
Haskell
.24
38.08
38.12
35.23
2.89
Sawyer
9.91
200.00
209.91
209.91
Spring
189.32
800.00
989.32
893.50
95.82
Todd
20.65
630.62
651.27
551.35
99.92
Williams
40.00
40.00
25.75
14.25
H. F. WHITON, Treasurer.
PEABODY FUND
The income from the Peabody Fund during the past year has been $600 as usual. Added to this the balance on hand at the beginning of the year, $585.51, gives a total of $1,185.51. The expenditures for books during this time have been $551.88 and a balance is carried to the new year of $633.63. During this period 294 books have been bought and added to the Library stock, making a total of 12,996 books which have been placed in the Library from the income of this fund since it was donated by George Peabdy.
CHARLES W. MOSELEY, Treasurer. Peabody Fund. LAWRENCE B. CUSHING, LAURENCE HAYWARD, THOS. C. SIMPSON, BEN. P. P. MOSELEY.
The books and vouchers for payment from this fund have been examined by the undersigned and the accounts of the treasurer found correct as given. JOHN D. PARSONS.
Newburport, Dec. 4, 1914.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY THE BUILDING FUND
The income from the permanent building fund, $5732.88, has amounted to $229.28 which, with the balance on hand at the beginning of the year, gives $351.52. Payment for various items during this period amounts to $164.60 and there is available for future use a balance of $186.92.
CHARLES W. MOSELEY, Treasurer. Building Fund. LAWRENCE B. CUSHING, FREDERICK S. MOSELEY, By CHARLES W. MOSELEY.
I have examined the accounts of the treasurer and found them properly vouched for and the balance on hand as given.
JOHN D. PARSONS.
Newburyport, Dec. 4, 1914.
Books Added During the Year
Number of volumes reported Dec. 29, 1913
48,650
Added from:
Spring fund
496
Peabody fund
294
Sawyer fund
106
Frothingham fund
30
Dodge fund
21
Haskell fund
2
Green fund
14
Williams fund
9
.
982
By binding (Todd fund)
86
Donated
290
1348
Cancelled and withdrawn
48
Net gain
1,300
Total number Dec. 28, 1914
49,950
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CLASSIFICATION OF NEW BOOKS
1914
1913
1912
1911
1910
Fiction . .
399
29.68
404
30.3
342
29.
344
25.3
524
36.
Economics
152
11.20
97
7.3
187
15.9
127
9.4
110
7.
Biography
112
8.41
101
7.6
102
8.7
97
7.1
131
9.
Literature
151
11.31
124
9.3
105
8.9
137
10.1
111
7.6
*Fine Arts
53
3.20
96
7.2
76
6.4
60
4.5
114
8.
Useful Arts
80
6.
107
8.
75
6.3
91
6.7
83
6.
General Works
67
5.
164
12.3
63
5.3
203
14.1
92
6.
Travels
89
6.70
61
4.6
46
3.9
63
4.7
69
5.
History
115
8.62
87
3.25
93
3.95
106
3.95
118
4.1
Natural Science
38
2.90
52
3.9
43
3.7
65
5.
50
3.4
Religion
25
1.96
16
1.2
17
1.4
41
3.1
19
1.3
Language
30
2.32
1
.1
15
1.2
4
.3
8
.5
Philosophy
35
2.70
23
1.7
14
1.1
24
1.8
26
2.
1,348
100.00
1,334
100.00
1,178
100.00
1,362
100.00
1,455
100.0
ANNUAL REPORTS
*Including music scores.
CIRCULATION OF BOOKS
1914
1913
1912
1911
1910
Fiction ..
40,751
74.44
41,855
74.02
39,834
74.63
41,305
75.34
41,201
76.3
Literature
2,873
5.26
3,256
5.75
2,668
5.
2,651
4.82
2,365
4.4
Biography
1,718
3.15
1,754
3.10
1,712
3.20
1,801
3.29
1,868
3.5
Travels
1,299
2.39
1,223
2.15
1,182
2.21
1,200
2.19
1,272
2.2
Magazines
1,507
2.77
1,371
2.42
1,352
2.54
1,535
2.8
1,584
3.
History ..
1,474
2.71
1,846
3.01
1,839
3.39
1,917
3.48
1,747
3.1
Economics
1,123
2.06
1,527
2.7
1,434
2.69
816
1.50
825
1.6
*Fine Arts
1,255
2.31
1,065
1.89
1,076
2.
1,064
1.95
840
1.6
Natural Science
695
1.10
887
1.57
802
1.50
797
1.45
812
1.5
Useful Arts
1,286
2.36
1,153
2.04
912
1.71
975
1.79
804
1.5
Religion
359
.67
284
.5
247
.46
335
.61
326
.6
Philosophy
352
.66
263
.46
259
48
382
.70
326
.6
Language
57
.12
64
.11
51
1
44
.08
68
1
54,749 100.00
56,547 100.00
53,377 100.00
54,821 100.00
54,209 100.0
*Including music scores.
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171
ELECTION RETURNS
Election Returns for 1914
STATE ELECTION STATE ELECTION GOVERNOR
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Alfred H. Evans
7
5
7
5
5
11
40
Samuel W. McCall
257
126
247
169
103
295
1197
Arthur E. Reimer
2
3
2
2
2
0
11
Samuel C. Roberts
10
7
9
8
11
41
86
Joseph Walker
21
13
21
22
10
34
121
David I. Walsh
125
170
241
149
208
106
999
Blanks
14
8
15
10
7
7
61
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Edward P. Barry
110
151
211
128
195
102
897
Grafton D. Cushing
266
139
257
183
10
306
1259
Arthur Howard
4
4
2
5
4
7
26
James P. Magenis
19
8
23
18
9
24
101
Sylvester J. McBride
8
8
9
11
11
39
86
Patrick Mulligan
7
3
1
3
3
1
18
Blanks
22
19
39
17
16
15
128
SECRETARY
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Percy B. Ball
12
9
13
13
16
47
110
Frank J. Donahue
97
138
217
127
200
93
872
James W. Holden
3
3
2
2
2
1
13
Albert P. Langtry
248
133
244
170
87
288
1170
William G. Merrill
6
1
2
9
3
7
28
Russell A. Wood
31
17
24
20
17
36
145
Blanks
39
31
40
24
21
22
177
TREASURER
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Charles L. Burrill
255
134
257
168
107
287
1208
Joseph M. Coldwell
11
10
12
17
15
45
110
Frederick Fosdick
15
13
20
12
10
28
98
Thomas A. Frissell
2
1
1
9
1
5
19
Karl Lindstrand
3
2
0
0
2
2
9
Frederick W. Mansfield
99
136
206
126
192
98
857
Blanks
51
36
46
33
19
29
214
.
176
ANNUAL REPORTS
AUDITOR
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Alonzo B. Cook.
244
125
231
174
94
290
1158
Daniel R. Donovan
13
8
12
14
17
41
105
John Drysdale
1
0
1
3
2
4
11
Frederick P. Glazier
17
10
20
15
9
30
101
Fred E. Oelcher
1
2
2
1
2
0
8
Frank H. Pope
90
135
210
119
196
89
839
Blanks
70
52
66
39
26
40
293
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Henry C. Attwill
138
75
140
96
64
155
668
Thomas J. Boynton
168
182
282
168
219
189
1208
John Hildreth
51
20
35
38
16
50
210
Howard B. Rand
16
5
10
16
6
18
71
John W. Sherman
12
9
8
11
11
44
95
William Taylor
4
2
2
1
3
3
15
Blanks
47
39
65
35
27
35
248
CONGRESSMAN-6TH ESSEX DISTRICT
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Augustus P. Gardner
283
154
303
214
142
326
1422
George A. Schofield
122
152
189
120
177
117
877
Joseph A. Wallis, 2nd,
13
10
7
7
14
38
89
Blanks
18
16
43
24
13
13
127
COUNCILLOR-5TH DISTRICT
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Nathan K. Atkins
26
14
18
22
10
39
129
Edward G. Frothingham
255
133
257
181
109
283
1218
George H. Leonard
15
12
11
15
15
44
112
Charles D. Smith
84
130
181
110
188
93
786
Blanks
56
43
75
37
24
35
270
SENATOR-3RD ESSEX DISTRICT
Wards
1
2
3 198
4
5
6
Totals
Alex. W. Andrews
106
153
132
181
130
900
C. Augustus Norwood
286
142
277
191
133
316
1345
Blanks
44
37
67
42
32
48 270
REPRESENTATIVE-25TH ESSEX DISTRICT
Wards
1
2
3
4
5 6 Totals
Charles W. Ayers
29
25
53
58
165
Carl C. Emery
311
215
293
195
1014
Paul T. Winkley
81
79
156
93
409
Blanks
15
13
40
19
87
177
ELECTION RETURNS
REPRESENTATIVE-26TH ESSEX DISTRICT
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6 Totals
Charles H. Lord
196
178
374
Samuel W. Weare
122
273
395
Blanks
.
28
43
71
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Edgar M. Earley
90
118
149
103
158
94
712
Thomas A. Eastman
26
13
18
20
11
35
123
Edward J. Hoar
14
7
10
8
11
43
93
Moody Kimball
261
160
309
206
144
287
1367
Blanks
45
34
56
28
22
35
220
VACATIONS CITY LABORERS
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6 Totals
Yes
126
97
178
119
124
158
802
No
198
158
240
165
148
241
1150
Blanks
112
77
124
81
74
95
563
SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Yes
167
113
207
149
143
180
959
No
188
146
218
142
134
230
1058
Blanks
81
73
117
74
69
84
498
PARTY ENROLLMENT
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Yes
234
178
301
218
219
287
1437
No
84
70
100
52
51
103
460
Blanks
118
84
141
95
76
104
618
Total vote of wards
436
332
542
365
346
494
2515
Approved November 6, 1914,
HIRAM H. LANDFORD, CHARLES H. LORD, PAUL T. WINKLY, CARL C. EMERY, NORMAN K. TILTON,
WILLIAM J. CUSACK, JOHN BOHAKER,
Mayor and Board of Aldermen.
178
ANNUAL REPORTS
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
MAYOR
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
John Bohaker
4
5
3
7
13
55
87
Robert E. Burke
76
111
154
121
156
82
700
Clarence J. Fogg
198
132
253
193
139
264
1179
Hiram H. Landford
250
124
177
139
118
227
1035
Blanks
7
7
9
10
10
13
56
ALDERMAN AT LARGE
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Herbert Currier
56
40
101
89
69
296
651
Willard S. McKay
136
86
143
125
95
93
678
Edward G. Perkins
291
167
218
145
121
175
1117
Jeremiah H. Ryan
24
53
78
63
114
34
366
Blanks
28
33
56
48
37
43
245
ALDERMAN-WARD ONE
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Samuel F. Harris
300
129
156
126
99
252
1062
Harlan E. Thurlow
51
58
145
121
78
155
608
William H. Woods
155
131
216
143
19
128
964
Blanks
29
61
79
80
68
106
423
ALDERMAN-WARD TWO
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
W. Lunt Bartlett
306
160
283
227
156
373
1505
Joseph J. Curley
129
178
198
151
202
138
996
Blanks
100
41
115
92
78
130
556
ALDERMAN-WARD THREE
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
Harold A. Besse
218
132
242
162
133
251
1138
William Fenders
57
63
99
68
82
56
425
Geo. E. Moulton
145
73
143
117
83
203
764
Geo. C. Rourke
46
66
84
54
79
49
378
Blanks
69
45
28
69
59
82
352
ALDERMAN-WARD FOUR
Wards
1
2
3
4
5 229
6
Totals
William J. Cusack
211
196
284
214
242
1376
Henry Mullins
211
108
202
187
121
262
1091
Blanks
113
75
110
69
86
137
590
179
ELECTION RETURNS
ALDERMAN-WARD FIVE
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6 Totals
John Balch Blood
210
131
221
143
113
221
1039
Joseph P. Blood
59
80
112
90
142
59
542
Fred H. Morse
161
102
160
151
140
273
987
Blanks
105
66
103
86
41
88
489
RESULT OF RECOUNT. ALDERMAN-WARD FIVE Dec. 19, 1914
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Totals
John Balch Blood
210
131
224
143
113
221
1042
Joseph P. Blood
58
80
104
89
142
59
532
Fred H. Morse
160
102
160
151
140
273
986
Blanks
107
66
108
87
41
88
497
535
379
596
470
436
641
3057
BENJAMIN G. DAVIS, ALBERT W. HOPKINSON, CHARLES W. JOHNSON, HENRY W. LITTLE, City Clerk. Board of Registrars, City of Newburyport.
December 19, 1914.
ALDERMAN-WARD SIX
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6 Totals
William F. Runnells
342
235
385
295
252
484
1993
Blanks
193
144
211
175
184
157
1064
COUNCILMAN-WARD ONE
Albert T. Atkinson
331
Jas. W. Bamford, Jr.,
219
William H. Colby
293
John T. Howard
124
Arthur J. Murphy
149
Blanks
489
SCHOOL COMMITTEE-WARD ONE
Arthur H. Berry
362
Blanks
177
COMMON COUNCIL-WARD TWO
Clement M. Bernheimer
197
Paul A. Kessler.
137
Edward W. Mannix 143
168
Frank H. Reed
119
Aaron D. Woods
Blanks
373
180
ANNUAL REPORTS
SCHOOL COMMITTEE- WARD TWO
Geo. P. Peckham 177
Prentiss H. Reed
197
Blanks 22
COMMON COUNCIL-WARD THREE
Samuel E. Estes
229
John Y. Macintosh 365
Alberto W. Small 208
Herbert E. Teague
165
Philip C. Ware 218
Blanks
603
SCHOOL COMMITTEE-WARD THREE
Laurence P. Dodge
402
Blanks 200
COMMON COUNCIL-WARD FOUR
Geo. T. Castle 248
Carl E. Hardy 256
Percy B. Jackson 219
144
Blanks
543
SCHOOL COMMITTEE-WARD FOUR
Chas. F. Johnson
301
Blanks
169
COUNCILMEN-WARD FIVE
Andrew Blood, Jr., 231
Wm. P. Carlin 222
Edward A. Hoitt
174
Leon M. Little
211
Blanks
470
SCHOOL COMMITTEE-WARD FIVE
Arthur H. Wright
271
Blanks
168
.
COUNCILMEN-WARD SIX
Walter N. B. Bryant 273
William Gillis
95
Chas. O. Mackinnon 217
216
Frank Rollins
290
Sam Sargent
352
Blanks
480
Bennet J. Sampson
Chas. R. Merrill
181
ELECTION RETURNS SCHOOL COMMITTEE-WARD SIX
Edward H. Clarkson
451
Blanks
199
OVERSEER OF POOR
Wards
1 2
3
4
5
6 Totals
Moses A. Stevens
364
178
242
189
143
249
1365
Laurence M. Weare
114
146
236
187
193
310
1186
Blanks
57
55
118
94
100
82
506
LICENSE
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
- Totals
Yes
213
185
298
254
225
210
1385
No
314
188
285
210
203
423
1623
Blanks
8
6
13
6
8
8
49
Totals
535
379
596
470
436
641
3057
In Board of Aldermen, Dec. 22, 1914.
These returns are approved, and City Clerk is hereby authorized to issue notices to the person elected as shown by these returns as amended by a re-count of the Board of Registrars.
CHARLES H. LORD, NORMAN K. TILTON, CARL C. EMERY, FOREST G. SHEPPERSON,
Board of Aldermen, City of Newburyport.
VOTE IN THE 26TH ESSEX REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
Newburyport Wards 5&6
Newbury
Salisbury 66
George- town 84
W. Newbury
Charles H. Lord
374
32
51
Samuel W. Weare
395
192
216
178
156
Blanks
71
13
11
29
11
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
And the Superintendent of Schools
OF THE
CITY OF NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS
FOR THE YEAR
1914
CITY OF NEWBURYPORT
MARIQUE MDCCCLI
NEWBURYPORT, MASS. The Herald Press
1915
ANNUAL REPORT
Mr. Berry, for the special committee on the annual report, reported as follows:
"Your Special Committee recommended that the report of the Sup- erintendent as approved by this Committee be published, and in addition the Board present its own report covering the events of the past year, which shall be the report of the School Board as required by law."
ARTHUR H. BERRY, CHARLES F. JOHNSON, EDWARD H. CLARKSON, Committee.
The report of the Committee was accepted and recommendations adopted.
( Records of December 28, 1914.)
Organization of the School Committee, 1914
Hon. Hiram H. Landford, Chairman 23 Purchase Street Laurence P. Dodge, Vice-Chairman 71 High Street
Term Expires.
WARD ONE.
Arthur H. Berry 1914 53 Bromfield Street
Horton C. Stevens 1915
27 Bromfield Street
WARD TWO.
Prentiss H. Reed
1914
55 Lime Street
Chester G. Menut 1915
26 Lime Street
WARD THREE.
Laurence P. Dodge
1914
71 High Street
T. Raymond Healy 1915
12 Charter Street
WARD FOUR.
Charles F. Johnson
1914
45 Washington Street
Samuel J. Hughes
1915 48 Washington Street
WARD FIVE
Arthur H. Wright
1914
220 High Street
Arthur P. Brown
1915
228 High Street
WARD SIX.
Edward H. Clarkson 1914 31 Tyng Street
Roland L. Toppan
1915
140 High Street
John D. Brooks, Superintendent of Schools and Secretary.
Ethel S. Hart. Clerk.
Edward H. Porter, Attendance Officer.
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE SUB-COMMITTEES.
Executive Committee-Laurence P. Dodge, Chairman; Horton C. Stev- ens, Arthur H. Wright, Arthur H. Berry, Samuel J. Hughes.
High School-Arthur H. Wright, Chairman; Arthur H. Berry, Pren- tiss H. Reed, T. Raymond Healy, Arthur P. Brown.
Grammar Schools-Arthur H. Berry, Chairman; Charles F. Johnson, Edward H. Clarkson, Roland L. Toppan, Chester G. Menut.
Training and Primary Schools-Samuel J. Hughes, Chairman; Horton C. Stevens, Arthur H. Wright, Charles F. Johnson, T. Raymond Healy.
Special Subjects-Charles F. Johnson, Chairman; Prentiss H. Reed, T. Raymond Healy, Chester G. Menut, Roland L. Toppan.
Text Books and Supplies-Roland L. Toppan, Chairman; Horton C. Stevens, Edward H. Clarkson.
Roland L. Toppan.
Evening Schools-Arthur P. Brown, Chairman; Horton C. Stevens,
Prudential-Horton C. Stevens, Chairman; Arthur P. Brown, Ar- thur H. Wright.
Salaries-Prentiss H. Reed, Chairman; Samuel J. Hughes, Arthur H. Berry.
Janitors and Buildings-Edward H. Clarkson, Chairman; Chester G. Menut, Samuel J. Hughes.
Athletics-T. Raymond Healy, Chairman; Edward H. Clarkson, Ar- thur P. Brown, (from the Board); Leonard Withington, Moody B. Noyes, (citizens at large) ; Walter E. Andrews, Principal of the High School; Charles D. Montgomery, Teacher Manager; George Little, Jr., and Richard H. Gorwaiz, (from the student body).
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ANNUAL REPORTS
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
RECEIPTS.
Salaries
$50,000.00
Miscellaneous
3,500.00
Fuel
3,500.00
Sundry credits
76.41
Total
$57,076.41
Overdrawn balance
92.92
$57,169.33
EXPENDITURES
Salaries:
Teachers, High School
$12,672.83
Grammar Schools
14,179.00
Primary Schools
12,578.36
66
Evening Schools
1,027.50
66 Special Subjects
2,773.00
Superintendent
1,500.00
Clerk
424.00
Attendance Officer
750.00
Janitors
4,252.36
Total Salaries
$50,157.05
Supplies and Miscellaneous
3,569.95
Fuel
3,442.33
Total expended by the School Board
$57,169.33
Light
311.34
Repairs
1,380.37
Total cost of schools
$58,861.04
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Schedule of Salaries
ADMINISTRATION
Paid in 1914
John D. Brooks, Superintendent
$ 450.00
Edgar L. Willard, Superintendent
1,050.00
Edward H. Porter, Attendance Officer
750.00
750.00
Ethel S. Hart, Clerk
.
$ 2,674.00
HIGH SCHOOL
Dana C. Wells, Principal, Science
1,365.00
*$1,800.00
Walter E. Andrews, Mathematics
1,190.00
Charles D. Montgomery, Commercial Branches
1,100.00
1,100.00
Frederick M. Peckham
700.00
1,000.00
William W. Lee, Jr., Science, Math., Com. Geog.
300.00
1,000.00
Marjorie S. Noyes, English
845.17
900.00
Edna M. Sturtevant, Domestic Science
449.75
Maude B. Randall, French, German
814.00
900.00
Elizabeth A. Towle, History
** 900.00
Marguerite B. Flewelling Science
** 850.00
Helen D. Robinson, Latin, History
767.10
800.00
Lucy B. Morse, French, English, Mathematics
765.00
800.00
Myrtie B. Craig, Stenography, Typewriting
706.25
750.00
Marion H. Bayley, English, History
615.00
650.00
Marguerite Russell, English
600.00
600.00
Mildred E. Collyer, Mathematics
725.00
750.00
Ethel M. Stevens, French
615.00
650.00
Ella L. Townsend, Ele. Science
800.00
800.00
Mary I. Collins, French, German, Mathematics
60.00
Dorothea Castelhun, Office, Lab. Assistant
71.66
Grace Bartlett, Substitute
27.57
John J. McGlew, Substitute
8.75
Faustina Smith, Substitute
10.00
Eleanor J. Little, Substitute
11.33
Sarah Ilsley, Substitute
6.50
Ellan' Somerby, Substitute
72.25
Earl Delano, Substitute
25.00
Emma Poland, Substitute
12.50
J. Telford Elliott, Laboratory Assistant
5.00
Roy F. Woodbury, Laboratory Assistant
5.00
$12,672.83
* -$400 paid by the Putnam Trustees. ** Paid by the Putnam Trustees.
424.00
Present Salary $1,800.00
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ANNUAL REPORTS CURRIER SCHOOL
Sarah B. Chute, Principal, Grade Nine
$ 1,000.00
$1,000.00
Gertrude L. Barrett, Assistant, Grade Eight
600.00
600.00
Retta V. Marr, Assistant, Grade Seven
598.00
600.00
Goldia S. MacArthur, Assistant, Grade Six
600.00
600.00
Elizabeth M. Roaf, Assistant, Grade Five
583.00
600.00
Helen S. Merrill, Assistant, Grade Five
418.50
600.00
JACKMAN SCHOOL
George W. Brown, Principal, Grade Nine
$ 1,500.00
$1,500.00
Mary E. Chesterman, Assistant Grade Nine
565.00
600.00
Priscilla C. Craig, Assistant Grade Eight
600.00
600.00
Abbie L. Frost, Assistant, Grades VII, VIII
600.00
600.00
Josie W. Kimball, Assistant, Grades VII, VIII
600.00
600.00
Ellen deS. Barrett, Assistant, Grade Seven
600.00
600.00
Florence Carleton, Assistant, Grade Six
584.00
600.00
Lillian W. Greenleaf, Assistant Grade Six
600.00
600.00
Lelia E: Kimball, Assistant Grade Five
595.00
600.00
Edith E. Davis, Assistant, Grade Five
246.50
Helen S. Merrill, Substitute
180.00
Susie E. Knapp, Substitute
11.00
$ 6,680.50
KELLEY SCHOOL
Irving H. Johnson, Principal, Grade Nine
$ 1,300.00
$1,300.00
Nellie G. Stone, Assistant Grade Eight
586.00
600.00
Anne J. Dixon, Assistant Grade Seven
600.00
600.00
Anne L. Whitmore, Assistant Grade Six
599.00
600.00
Emily F. Upton, Assistant Grade Five
600.00
600.00
Cora O. Jaques, Substitute
7.00
Marion P. Foster
7.00
$ 3,699.00
BROMFIELD STREET SCHOOL
Tula M. Reed, Principal, Grade Four
$ 650.00
650.00
Feroline L. Woods, Assistant Grade Three
599.00
600.00
Ella F. Robinson, Assistant Grade Two
569.00
600.00
Elizabeth Boardman, Assistant Grade One
600.00
600.00
$ 2,418.00
CURTIS SCHOOL
Clarissa E. Hathaway, Principal, Grade Four
$ 613.00
650.00
Frances L. Pettigrew, Grade Four
455.00
Julia J. Hopkinson, Assistant, Grade Three
515.00
550.00
Mary F. Whitmore, Assistant Grade One
599.00
600.00
Effie G. Armstrong, Assistant Grade Two
115.33
400.00
$ 3,799.50
.
$ 2,297.33
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE
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DAVENPORT SCHOOL
Mary E. O'Connell, Principal, Grade Four
$ 641.33
650.00
Marguerite L. Pritchard, Assistant Grade Three
600.00
600.00
Isabelle N. Parker, Assistant, Grade Two
275.33
Beulah Evans, Assistant, Grade One
563.00
600.00
Laura W. Hopkinson, Assistant, Grade Two
105.00
350.00
$ 2,184.66
JOHNSON SCHOOL
Charlotte K. Dickins, Principal, Grade Four
$ 609.00
650.00
Ruth W. Brown, Grade Four .
435.42
Jenny P. Haskell, Assistant, Grade Two
600.00
600.00
Julia J. Hubbard, Assistant, Grade One
598.00
600.00
Isabelle N. Parker, Assistant, Grade Three
138.88
450.00
$ 2,376.30
TEMPLE STREET SCHOOL
Mary A. Doyle, Principal, Grades Three and Four $ 647.82
650.00
Anna L. Doyle, Assistant, Grades One and Two ..
562.25
600.00
$ 1,210.07
TRAINING SCHOOL
Frances W. Richards, Principal
$ 1,000.00
$1,000.00
Emma Bell, Training School Pupil
56.00
Anna Collins, Training School Pupil
56.00
Laura Hopkinson, Training School Pupil
56.00
Ruth Muffin, Training School Pupil
56.00
Anna W. Pearson, Training School Pupil
56.00
Margaret Goodwin, Training School Pupil
36.00
Mary Batchelder, Training School Pupil
22.00
Elizabeth A. Caldwell, Training School Pupil
22.00
Gertrude L. Carter, Training School Pupil
22.00
Esther A. Crocker, Training School Pupil
22.00
Ella M. Furlong, Training School Pupil
22.00
Helen A. Hayes, Training School Pupil
22.00
Marguerite M. Houlihan, Training School Pupil
22.00
Marion G. Knight, Training School Pupil
22.00
$ 1,492.00
MOULTONVILLE SCHOOL
Elizabeth A. Walsh, Principal, Grades I, II, III ... $ 600.00
$ 600.00
SPECIAL TEACHERS
Florence M. Murphy, Drawing
$ 750.00
$ 750.00
Elizabeth C. Adams, Music
580.00
600.00
Sarah A. Chase, Domestic Science
732.50
750.00
Abby L. Goodrich, Assistant Domestic Science
398.00
450.00
Wilbur F. Woodbury, Manual Training
300.00
Mary N. Caldwell, Substitute Domestic Science
12.50
$ 2,773.00
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ANNUAL REPORTS
EVENING SCHOOLS
William P. Lunt, Supervisor
$ 138.00
Jennie C. Brown, Assistant 69.00
Vera Castelhun, Assistant
69.00
Catherine C. Hunt, Assistant
67.50
Cora O. Jaques, Assistant
67.50
Susan E. Lunt, Assistant
69.00
Edith M. Merrill, Assistant
58.50
Gertrude E. Nelson, Assistant
69.00
L. Jeanette Pillsbury, Assistant
58.50
C. Louise Woodbury, Assistant
45.00
Ella M. Stevens, Assistant
69.00
Elizabeth M. Roaf, Assistant
64.50
Goldia S. MacArthur, Assistant
27.00
Flora Pettigrew, Assistant
24.00
Sarah B. Chute, Assistant
73.50
Ellen Frothingham, Assistant
49.50
Retta V. Marr, Assistant
9.00
$ 1,027.50
JANITORS
James H. Brown, Jackman School
$ 600.00
600.00
Michael T. Carey, Kelley School
620.00
574.00
Albert C. Chase, Moultonville School
100.00
100.00
Charles B. Cressy, Assistant High School.
146.60
75.00
Joseph L. Dockam, Currier School
*** 649.00
600.00
Casper Kohlhaas, Davenport School
352.66
Dennis C. Lowell, High School
780.00
Charles W. Thurlow, four lower schools
516.41
600.00
Dennis Finnigan, Curtis School
450.00
450.00
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