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700
1883
1.
Bertha M. Martindale, 21 Highland Avenue
700
1902
1.
Mrs. Cora B. Gowen, 25 Monroe Street
700
1906
Caroline G. Baker, 40 Benton Road.
600
1896
Kind'n. Asst.
Alice M. Saben, 110 Pearl Street
425
1903
*Leave of absence.
Asst. 5,4 4.
Katherine C. Connolly, 101 School Street
700
1897
3.
Eleanor W. Nolan, 72 Rush Street
700
190g
2.
Elizabeth J. Baker, 78 Highland Avenue
600
1907
E. Minor Morse, Principal, 34 Ware Street . .
700
1908
Mary V. Williams, 73 High Rock Street, Lynn
.
.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
226
ANNUAL REPORTS.
TABLE 29 .- Teachers in Service January, 1911 .- Continued.
Grade.
NAME AND RESIDENCE.
Salary.
Began Service.
GEORGE L. BAXTER SCHOOL.
Bolton Street.
5. 4.
Etta R. Holden, 12 Warren Avenue
700
1908
3.
Julia A. Mahoney, 16 Parker Street
700
1901
2.
Agatha G. F. Commins, 24 Hanson Street
700
1901
1.
Eleanor A. Connor, 59 Church Street .
600
1903
Kind'n. Asst.
Mary T. McCarthy, 24 Preston Road
425
1908
OREN S. KNAPP SCHOOL. Concord Avenue.
9. 9. 9,8. 8. 8.
Nellie Theresa McCarthy, Woburn
700
1909
Minnie A. Holden, 50 Columbus Avenue
700
1906
7.
Clara B. Parkhurst, 22 Highland Avenue
700
1889
7.
Clara B. Sackett, 35 Laurel Street
700
1891
7, 6.
Edith Hersey, 154 Washington Avenue, Chelsea
700
1899
6.
Florence M. Hopkins, 50 Craigie Street
700
1907
5.
Nona E. Blackwell, 45 Ibbetson Street
600
1911
4.
Annie E. Robinson, 61 Preston Road
700
1876
3.
L. Gertrude Allen, 230 Washington Street
700
1884
22.
Minnie Alice Perry, 267 Medford Street
700
1891
6. 5. 4. 3.
Irene Vincent, 47 Vinal Avenue
700
1903
Alice L. Reid, 37 Spring Street
525
1910
2.
Charlotte Holmes, 9 Greene Street
700
1899
1.
Mrs. Sarah E. Murphy, 21 Fountain Avenue
700
1906
CHARLES G. POPE SCHOOL. Washington and Boston Streets.
9.
GEORGE M. WADSWORTH, Master, Whitman
$1,900
1891
9.
Florence A. Chaney, 56 Boston Street .
775
1892
8.
Alice I. Norcross, 28 Russell Avenue, Watertown
700
1885
8.
Harriet M. Clark, 10 Vernon Street, West Medford
700
1893
7.
Mrs. Blanche G. North, 103 Kidder Avenue
700
1893
7.
M. Abbie Tarbett, 11 Washington Street, Stoneham
700
1906
6.
Edith A. Maxwell, 28 Vinal Avenue
700
1906
6.
Lena F. Shaw, 23 Abbott Street, Dorchester
700
1905
5.
Lizzie W. Parkhurst, 22 Highland Avenue ·
700
1885
4.
Annie G. Sheridan, 84 Prospect Street
700
1886
3.
M. Katherine Davis, 11 Harvard Place
700
1904
2.
Florence E. Locke, 9 Prospect Hill Avenue
700
1899
1.
Alice B. Frye, 131 Buckman Street, Everett
700
1904
.
ALBION A. PERRY SCHOOL. Washington Street, near Dane.
CATHERINE E. SWEENEY, Principal, 633 Broadway
$825
1901
Mary J. Malaney, 18 Pleasant Avenue .
775
1894 1908
JOHN SHERBURNE EMERSON, Master, 3 Preston Road
$1,900
MARY G. BLACKWELL, Principal, 45 Ibbetson Street .
$775
1900
Maria D. McLeod, 1 Highland Park, Cambridgeport
700
1906
227
TABLE 29. - Teachers in Service January, 1911. - Continued.
Grade.
NAME AND RESIDENCE.
Salary.
Began Service.
LUTHER V. BELL SCHOOL.
Vinal Avenue.
9.
HARLAN P. KNIGHT, Master, 61 Putnam Street
$1,900
1897
9.
Alice L. Davis, 40 Vinal Avenue .
775
1895
9, 8.
Grace E. Weeks, 32 Vinal Avenue
725
1899
8.7.
Rena S. Hezelton, 26 Cambria Street
700
1909
7.
Eva R. Barton, Stoneham
700
1904
6.
Mary F. Osborne, 67 Boston Street
700
1908
6.
Mrs. Mabel T. Totman, 66 Highland Avenue
700
1893
5.
Maribelle Curtis, 64 Vinal Avenue
700
1895
5.
Emma F. Schuch, 25 Tufts Street
700
1874
4.
Ella H. Buckman, 211 Summer Street
700
1897
3.
Lucia Alger, 70 Berkeley Street
700
1889
2, 1.
Blanche L. Paine, 11 Landers Street
700
1905
(JOHN A.) CUMMINGS SCHOOL. School Street, near Highland Avenue.
3. 4.
Daisy W. Cushman, 40 Vinal Avenue
700
1906
2, 1.
Angeline Cann, Hotel Woodbridge
700
1897
(JOHN G.) EDGERLY SCHOOL. Cross and Bonair Streets.
9.
CHARLES E. BRAINARD, Master, 82 Munroe Street
$1,900
1889
9. S.
Annie L. Dimpsey, Hotel Woodbridge
700
1891
8.
Mary E. Richardson, 214 Broadway
700
1893
7.
Mabel C. Mansfield, 214 Broadway
700
1893
7.
Isabelle M. Gray, 23 Webster Street
700
1897
6.
Edith M. Snell, 4 Vine Street, Melrose
700
1900
6.
G. Hortense Pentecost, 154 Walnut Street
700
1905
5. 4.
Lillian Nealley, 109 Glen Street .
700
1882
3.
Alice W. Cunningham, 62 Highland Avenue
700
1901
2.
Martha M. Power, 37 Gleason Street, West Medford
700
1890
JACOB T. GLINES SCHOOL. Jaques Street, near Grant Street.
9.
MARY E. NORTHUP, Master, 9 Forster Street
$1,900
1878
9.
Mary E. Stiles, 9 Forster Street .
775
1883
9.
Mary A. Lawry, 14 Maple Avenue
725
1905
8.
Lilla M. Marble, 9 Oakland Avenue
700
1902
7.
Louise V. Richardson, 26 Fellsway West
700
1907
6. 5.
Margaret A. Orr, 15 Blagden Street, Boston
700
1890
5, 4.
Mary A. Goddard, 9 Winter Hill Circle
700
1893
4. 3.
Florence E. Baxter, 49 Hudson Street
700
1891
3, 2. 2.
Anna G. Welch, 18 Grand View Avenue
700
1897
1.
Isabel J. Tifft, 37 Madison Street
700
1892
Kind'n. Asst.
Mrs. Etta D. Ellsworth, 112 Newbury Street, Boston .
600
1897
Ida M. Kane, 28 Fellsway West .
425
1905
Mrs. Carrie Armitage, 57 Madison Street
700
1899
Leslie Caverly, 210 Washington Avenue, Chelsea
700
1908
Ellen A. Boynton, 9 Oakland Avenue .
700
1891
J. Louis Smith, 196 Washington Street, Lynn
700
1896
M. Eva Warren, 151 Walnut Street
775
1906
FANNIE L. GWYNNE, Principal, 65 School Street
$775
1886
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
220
ANNUAL REPORTS.
TABLE 29 .- Teachers in Service January, 1911 .- Continued.
Grade.
NAME AND RESIDENCE.
Salary.
Began Service.
(CHARLES) FORSTER SCHOOL. Sycamore Street and Evergreen Avenue.
9.
FRED C. BALDWIN, Master, 106 Sycamore Street
$1,200
1893
9.
Irene S. Nightingale, 14 Court Street, Arlington
775
1895
9.
Emma G. Blanchard, 146 Mass. Ave., Boston, Suite 622
725
1902
S.
Emma M. Damon, 63 Walnut Street
700
1908
8.
Mary M. Badger, 11 Dartmouth Street
700
1908
7.
Philena A. Parker, 27 Elmore St., Arlington Heights
700
1908
7.
M. Edna Merrill, 228 Broadway .
650
1909
6.
Mrs. Mina P. Bickford, 216 Park Street, Medford
700
1903
6.
Elizabeth F. Clement, 29 Kidder Avenue
700
1884
5.
Mary I. Bradish, 81 Magoun Avenue, Medford
700
1899
5.
Elizabeth S. Brown, 8 Fairview Terrace
700
1897
4.
Laura R. Cunningham, 62 Highland Avenue
700
1904
4.
Annie S. Gage, 32 Marshall Street
700
1881
3.
Mrs. Annie J. Ireland, Winchester
3.
Martha L. Hale, 157 Highland Avenue
700
1899
2.
Mabel G. Delano, 108 Cross Street
700
1901
2.
Cora J. Demond, 146 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston .
700
1900
1.
Grace Shorey, 23 Forster Street
700
1892
(NORMAN W.) BINGHAM SCHOOL. Lowell Street, near Vernon Street.
9. 9.
Elizabeth J. O'Neil, 82 Benton Road .
775
1904
8. 8.
Jane Batson, 15 Florence Street, Malden
700
1900
Naomi E. Stevens, 134 Austin Street, Cambridge
700
1902
7.
Lucy K. Hatch, 103 Glenwood Road
700
1892
6.
Mary F. Mead, 35 Kidder Avenue
700
1895
5.
Helen L. Galvin, Braintree
700
1903
4.
Eva M. Barrows, 720 Broadway
700
1905
4.
Bessie J. Baker, Malden
700
1904
Nellie R. Bray, 3 Oakland Avenue
700
1897
3. 2. 2. 1
MARTIN W. CARR SCHOOL. Beech Street.
9.
CHARLES G. HAM, Master, Watertown
·
775
1880
9. 9,8. 8.
Mrs. Mary E. Soule, 124 Summer Street
700
1901
7.
Harriet A. Hills, 14 Billingham Street .
700
1874
7.
Marion P. Crawford, 124 Summer Street
700
1897
6.
Susie L. Luce, 21 Francesca Avenue
700
1896
6.
Leila L. Rand, 47 Bartlett Avenue, Arlington
700
1908
5.
Grace T. Merritt, 47 Cherry Street.
700
1895
4.
Elizabeth S. Forster, 11 Preston Road .
700
1903
4.
Helen C. Gray, 135 Antrim Street, Cambridge
700
1908
3.
Ethel F. Morang, 157 Lowell Street
700
1893
2.
Annie B. Russell, 45 Russell Street
700
1901
2.
Pearl F. Dame, 1 Ellsworth Street
600
1906
5.
Harriet F. Ward, 96 Sycamore Street
700
1903
Priscilla A. Merritt, 96 Oxford Street
700
1885
Clara L. Griffiths, 39 Ames Street
700
1902
Mabel E. Mansir, 77 Albion Street
700
1894
$1,900
1898
May E. Berry, 14 Billingham Street
725
1902
Clara D. Eddy, 23 Greene Street .
700
1898
6, 5.
Mary A. Haley, 117 Summer Street
700
1867
700
1897
5.
Marie Neis, 41 Greenville Street .
3.
HARRY F. HATHAWAY, Master, 495 Broadway .
$1,900
1890
Elizabeth J. Mooney, 168 Summer Street
700
1894
1905
6.
Harriet M. Bell, 34 Bow Street
1,200
1910
Ernest R. Hager, Acting Master, Y. M. C. A. Bldg. .
Marie T. Smith, 15 Day Street
1909
229
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
TABLE 29. - Teachers in Service January, 1911 .- Continued.
Grade.
NAME AND RESIDENCE.
Salary.
Began Service.
(ENOCH R.) MORSE SCHOOL. Summer and Craigie Streets.
9. 9.
MINA J. WENDELL, Master, 211-A Summer Street
775
1897
9,7. 8.
Mrs. Harriette C. Hamilton, 219 Summer Street .
700
1906
8.
Mrs. Clara A. Ball, 12 State Street, Cambridge
700
1893
6.
Blanche E. Thompson, 108 School Street
700
1890
5.
Lizzie E. Hill, 40 Magnolia Street, Dorchester
700
1900
3.
Mrs. Cora F. Woodward, 49 Linden Avenue
700
1900
3, 2.
Grace S. Russell, 1097 Broadway
600
1907
1.
Emma M. Mckinley, 65 Grove Street
GEORGE O. PROCTOR SCHOOL. Hudson Street.
$900
1884
6. 6, 5. 5.
Alice G. Hosmer, 42. Boston Street
700
1906
4.
Ella P. McLeod, corner Forrest and Beacon Streets
700
1888
4, 3.
Clara L. Hammond, 62 Chandler Street
700
1903
3.
Edith L. Hunnewell, 23 Milton Street .
700
1894
2.
Mary S. Richardson, 13 Bartlett Street
.
700
1905
GEORGE W. DURELL SCHOOL. Beacon and Kent Streets.
4.
ABIGAIL P. HAZELTON, Principal, 14 Billingham Street
$775
1902
3.
Bessie I. Sutton, 50 Wendell Street, Cambridge
700
1907
2.
Carrie T. Lincoln, 79 Marshall Street
700
1893
1.
Mary Winslow, 23 Hall Street
700
1887
MARK F. BURNS SCHOOL. Cherry Street, near Highland Avenue.
7.
LAURA J. BROOKS, Principal, 31 Stevens Street, Stoneham
$900
1883
6.
Cara M. Johnson, 13 Wendell Street, Cambridge
700
1897
5.
Minnie S. Turner, 153 Lowell Street
700
1885
4.
Annie L. Brown, 281 Summer Street
700
1885
Mary E. Lacy, 63 Cherry Street
700
1890
Ardelle Abbott, 71 Craigie Street .
700
1896
Alice E. Morang, 157 Lowell Street
700
1893
BENJAMIN G. BROWN SCHOOL. Willow Avenue and Josephine Avenue.
9.
GEORGE I. BOWDEN, Master, 6 Holton Street, Medford
$1,750
1908
9.
Annie G. Smith, 59 Maple Street, Malden
775
1901
8.
Mrs. Phebe E. Mathews, 159 Morrison Avenue
700
1897
7.
Edith G. Watts, Arlington Heights
700
1904
6.
Alice R. Gould
600
1911
5.
Grace J. Alexander, 70 Highland Avenue
700
1900
4.
Edna M. Proctor, 93 Revere Street, Boston
700
1901
3.
Ida M. Record, 70 Highland Avenue
700
1899
3, 2.
Anna B. Lattin, Everett
600
1910
2.
Mrs. Grace H. Bliss, 28 Russell Road .
700
1900
1.
Rena H. Wiley, 31 Brastow Avenue
700
1906
7.
Lennie W. Bartlett, 11 Preston Road
700
1906
5.
Mrs. Agnes C. Rice, 20 Spring Hill Terrace
$1,900
1882
Alice E. Jones, 49 Laurel Street
7.25
1900
Mrs. M. Florence Eustis, 25 Greene Street .
700
1906
650
1908
Abbie A. Gurney, 70 Berkeley Street
700
1888
1.
L. Margaret Potter, 56 Norfolk Street, Cambridge
·
700
1906
3.
3, 2. 2. 1.
NORA F. BYARD, Principal, 17 Gibbens Street
230
ANNUAL REPORTS.
TABLE 29 .- Teachers in Service January, 1911 .- Continued.
Grade
NAME AND RESIDENCE.
Salary.
Began Service.
HIGHLAND SCHOOL. Highland Avenue and Grove Street.
9.
AARON B. PALMER, Master, 18 Bay State Avenue
$1,900
1905
9.
Grace M. Clark, 10 Vernon Street, West Medford
775
1893
9.
Marguerite Burns, 56 Hall Avenue
725
1907
8.
Mary L. Bryant, 24 Hall Avenue .
700
1903
8.
Mrs. Nellie G. Stewart, 223 Morrison Avenue
700
1908
7.
Elsie M. Ross, 14 Irving Street
700
1908
7.
Sarah E. Pray, 126 Orchard Street
700
1877
7.
Charlotte M. Canfield, 14 Irving Street
700
1909
6.
Lillian F. Richardson, 33 Wallace Street
700
1904
6.
Marie Clifford, 10 Mellen Street, Cambridge
700
1907
5.
Katie D. Greenleaf, 14 Irving Street
700 ·
1908
5.
Mary H. Joyce, 76 Boston Street
700
1891
4.
Edda C. Locke, 22 Francesca Avenue
700
1908
WILLIAM H. HODGKINS SCHOOL.
Holland Street.
9.
ARTHUR L. DOE, Master, 104 Powder House Boulevard
$1,900
1896
9.
Edith W. Emerson, 135 Central Street
775
1896
9.
N. Irene Ellis, 15 Kidder Avenue
725
1903
8.
Alice S. Hall, 135 Central Street
700
1896
8.
Ethel M. Paige, 6 Warner Street .
760
1909
7.
Lilla E. Mann, 122 Orchard Street
700
1902
7.
Mrs. Gertrude W. Leighton, 168 Lowell Street
700
1895
6.
Luanna B. DeCatur, 2 Curtis Street
700
1909
6.
Beatrice A. Randall, 14 Oxford Street, Cambridge
700
1905
5.
Flora A. Burgess, Arlington Heights
700
1894
5.
Catherine A. Burden, 406 Highland Avenue
700
1902
5, 4.
Genieve R. Barrows, Waban .
700
1905
4. 4. 2.
Katherine M. Fox, Stoneham
700
1896
Jennie M. Patterson, 9 Putnam Street
700
1903
1.
Elizabeth L. Hersey, Boston
700.
1896
3. 3. 2.
ELIZA H. LUNT, Principal, 50 Curtis Street
$775
1889
Olivia M. Woods, 116 Powder House Boulevard
600
1908
Almena J. Mansir, 77 Albion Street
700
1899
1.
Annie H. Hall, 97 College Avenue
700
. 1906
MARTHA PERRY LOWE SCHOOL. Morrison Avenue, near Grove Street.
4.
MAY E. SMALL, Principal, 12 Day Street, Cambridge
$900
1900
3.
Alice M. Dorman, 159 Morrison Avenue
700
1903
3.
Stella M. Holland, 46 Chester Street
700
1903
2.
Katherine E. Hourahan, 396 Highland Avenue
700
1892
2.
Clara G. Hegan, 100 School Street
700
1897
1.
Martha A. Jencks, 96 Orchard Street
700
1898
EVENING SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.
WILLIAM D. SPRAGUE, High
$6.00
JOHN S. EMERSON, Bell ·
4.00
CHARLES E. BRAINARD, Highland
3.00
1901
3.
Mrs. Jane M. Taaffe, 159 Morrison Avenue
700
1888
2.
Maude C. Valentine, 1098 Broadway
700
.
(CHARLES S.) LINCOLN SCHOOL. Broadway, near Teele Square.
.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. 231
TABLE 29. - Teachers in Service January, 1911. - Concluded.
Grade.
NAME AND RESIDENCE.
Salary.
Began Service.
CADET TEACHER.
Elinor Neilon, 14 Cambria Street
$200
1910
SPECIAL TEACHERS.
MUSIC.
13-7. 6-1.
S. Henry Hadley, 46 Pearl Street
.
$1,700
1868
Charlotte D. Lawton, 11 East Newton Street, Boston
1,000
1898
9-1.
SEWING.
8-5.
Mary L. Boyd, 62 Thurston Street
700
1888
8-5.
Emma J. Ellis, 54 Marshall Street
700
1900
8-5.
*Bertha P. Paul, 23 Monmouth Street
700
1900
8-5.
8-5.
PENMANSHIP.
9-1.
William A. Whitehouse, 182 Highland Avenue
1,500
1895
MANUAL TRAINING.
Harry L. Jones, 137 Powder House Boulevard
300
1911
9,8.
Andrew Bjurman, 15 Fairview Terrace, Maplewood
1,400
1907
9,8.
Willis E. Higgins, Waltham
1,400
1907
ASSISTANT IN PROCTOR AND LOWE.
Annie Sanburn, 20 Ashburton Place, Boston
700
1906
ASSISTANT IN BURNS.
Mary C. Buck, 12 Powder House Terrace
350
1899
*Leave of absence.
TABLE 30 .- OFFICERS, ETC., IN SERVICE JANUARY, 1911.
NAME AND ADDRESS.
Salary.
Charles S. Clark, 82 Munroe Street .
$3,000
CLERKS.
Justin W. Lovett, 13 Hudson Street
1,300
Mary A. Clark, 42 Highland Avenue
750
Mildred A. Merrill, 26 Cambria Street
600
TRUANT OFFICERS.
Benjamin R. Jones, 25 Loring Street .
1,250
Jairus Mann, 80 Porter Street ·
50
DRAWING.
232
ANNUAL REPORTS.
L. -
TABLE 31. - SCHOOL JANITORS, JANUARY, 1911.
School.
Name.
Residence.
Salary
High Schools, S .
John H. Kelley
7 Madison St.
$25.00
High Schoo's, assistant .
Joseph Young
47 Oxford St.
19.50
High Schools, assist int .
·
William H. Kelley
10 Lee St.
16.00
High Schools, assistant .
.
Lewis G. Keen
56 Prescott St.
20.00
High Schools, fireman
Edwin Adler
22 Robinson St.
15.00
Prescott, S, 12
George A. McGunnigle
50 Pearl St.
16.00
Hanscom, S, 10
John J. Kilty
662 Somerville Avenue
15.00
Davis, F, 4 .
George H. Clapp
35-A Franklin St.
12.00
Bennett, S, 12
Daniel T. Campbell
10 Stone Ave.
17.00
Baxter, S, 6
Israel Winterbottom
2 Bolton St.
12.00
Knapp, S, 12
John Lane
5-A Belmont St.
16.00
Perry, .S, 6
Henry C. Bradford
72 Boston St.
12.00
Pope, S, 12
William Meskill
53 Partridge Ave.
16.00
Cummings, F, 4
George W. Libby
215 Pearl St.
12.00
Edgerly, S, 12 .
Charles P. Horton
22 Everett Ave.
16.0 O
Glines, S, 14 .
Roy C. Burckes
249 School St.
18.2
Forster, S, 18 .
George W. Coombs
34 Tufts St.
18.0°
Forster, assistant
James L. Whitaker
146-R Sycamore St.
16.0
Bingham, S, 16
John F. O'Brien
347 Lowell St.
21.00
Carr, S, 16
James W. Rich
206 Highland Ave.
23.00
Morse, F, 12
John W. Cremen
69 Oxford St. .
1700
Proctor, S, 8
George Q. Marshall
19 Wesley St.
13.50
Durell, S, 4
Ellsworth C. Lundgren
50 Harrison St.
1200
Burns, S, 8
Charles Gallaway
160 Hudson St.
13 50
Brown, S, 10
O. M. Pote
23 Howe St.
15.00
Highland, S, 12
E. Parker Cook
398 Highland Ave.
16 00
Hodgkins, S, 14
John Shea
College Ave.
17.00
Lincoln, S, 4 .
Thomas C. Dame
1 Ellsworth St.
12. 00
Lowe, S, 8 .
.
John F. Richardson
190 Morrison Ave.
13.50
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Hiram A. Turner
16 Gibbens St.
17.00
Bell, S, 12
233
TABLE A. - DISTRIBUTION OF PUPILS BY AGES, OCTOBER 1, 1910.
AGE.
Total.
GRADE.
4
5
1
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Per cent. Above Normal Age.
Kgn .. ..
41
153
2
....
:
. . .
...
...
.. .
..
....
....
....
....
....
....
.
.
.
90
26
9
5
4
4
1
·
. .
..
. .
..
803
49
6.1
2
. . .
26
706
404
145
29
10
2
4
2
1
1
...
. .
....
1,330
49
3.7
3.
..
....
35
603
448
188
64
16
7
1
3
2
..
...
1,367
93
6.8
4.
. .
24
475
397
197
73
44
14
3
5
.
·
·
36
391
338
224
123
47
6
1
...
....
1,166
177
15.2
7. .
..
4
63
349
311
2:29
81
29
3
...
....
1,069
113
10.6
8
4
58
316
302
185
69
13
2
...
949
84
8.8
9. .
1
1
45
313
289
139
45
840
52
6.2
10.
4
. .
.. ..
596
22
3.7
11 ..
..
....
9
68
183
160
63
24
4
1
512
29
5.7
12.
6
48
146
107
41
8
3
359
11
3.1
13.
. .
.
..
.
....
4
44
123
96
33
5
305
5
1.6
P. G. ...
.. ..
.
..
... .
1
4
3
2
10
.
Total.
41
384
1,202
1,122
1,129
1,132
1,096
1,074
1,052
1,114
907
660
513
321
169
48
11
11,975
966
8.1
Under Normal grade ..
26
38
79
95
146
192
144
108
62
27
28
12
9
966
.
Per cent. under Normal grade ..
2.3
314
7.2
8.8
13.9
17.2
15.9
16.4
12.1
8.4
16.6
25.0
81.8
1
....
205
459
1
35
469
361
232
87
51
9
1
. .
..
. .
1,246
148
11.9
6.
..
..
. .
1
10
69
215
178
101
18
...
1,227
134
10.9
196
Above Normal Age.
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
. .
. .
. .
234
ANNUAL REPORTS.
1
TABLE B. - Distribution of Pupils, 14 but Not 15, October 1, 1910.
NUMBER OF GRADES
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Total
Latin .
..
..
. .
.
72
26
5
103
English
. .
.
.
.
12
13
..
..
..
38
Hanscom
1
. .
..
. .
.
Davis.
1
1
. .
. .
..
. .
·
. .
·
..
2
Baxter.
. .
. .
. .
..
10
25
.
. .
..
·
4
17
13
Bell. .
. .
. .
. .
.
.
.
15
24
·
36
Forster
. .
. .
2
7
14
32
. .
55
Bingham.
1
1
1
8
7
15
25
. .
.
2
5
12
14
33
Proctor
1
2
1
. .
. .
Durell
1
..
. .
·
. .
·
. .
2
1
10
16
. .
..
1
1
3
10
24
39
.
. .
1
5
8
18
30
Lincoln
..
..
. .
·
. .
..
..
. .
. .
..
Lowe .. .
. .
. .
.
. .
.
.
. .
Total by grades P. C. by
1 3 .001.003
.003
.01
.051
.089
185 .206
289 .318
215 .237
68 .075
6 .006
0 0
907 .999
.
.
..
Pope.
9
24
·
. .
.
·
. .
. .
.
.
. .
. .
..
Knapp.
55
Perry
36
Cummings.
Edgerly
39 ·
Glines.
1
2
4
7
17
19
Carr.
. .
Morse
4
1
Burns.
2
Brown ..
29
Highland
78
Hodgkins
. .
. .
3
9
47
81
1
1
·
.
42
1
186
Prescott
1
4
8
1
Bennett.
.
. .
1
1
5
40
. .
5
3
16
5
6
51
56
. .
. .
62
. .
3
11
2
..
143
235
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
TABLE C .- Number of Books in Use in the City, December, 1910.
.
SCHOOL.
Arithmetics.
Geographies.
Dictionaries.
Histories.
Language.
Music.
Spellers.
Physiology.
Reading
Books.
Miscellaneous.
Charts and Maps.
Total.
Prescott . Hanscom
473
589 137
379
217
500 202
784 457
614 347
220
2,957 1,550
507 499
17
3,620
Bennett .
431
278
67
17
141
487
467
8)
2,008
489
7
4,472
Baxter
189
123
111
23
103
268
231
24
1,635
29
13
2,749
Knapp
1,063
657
433
603
629
1,020
638
211
2,559
1,352
62
9,227
Perry .
136
187
100
48
150
349
291
55
1,146
156
18
2,636
Pope .
583
559
391
399
434
673
546
187
2,722
1,064
32
7,590
Bell
520
413
383
290
462
608
597
249
1,614
160
23
5,319
Cummings
222
73
2
0
46
186
143
31
853
118
6
1,680
Edgerly
721
475
376
363
562
873
600
217
3,291
412
15
7,905
Glines
474
502
365
278
397
826
583
110
1,793
520
19
5,867
Forster
697
170
416
233
551
911
745
125
2,095
648
50
6,941
Carr
870
521
396
485
431
933
781
203
3,444
1,017
31
9,112
Proctor
253
158
164
85
267
430
380
50
2,223
112
10
4,132
Durell
176
82
4
0
51
207
150
29
956
267
10
1,932
Burns .
453
259
166
125
206
442
305
61
2,312
513
19
4,891
Brown
850
670
638
429
688
913
678
175
2.354
1,582
40
9,017
Hodgkins
6:9
519
472
424
591
958
694
243
3,232
264
38
8,124
Lincoln .
2
29
2
0
1
175
193
1
1,694
261
0
2,361
Lowe .
51
109
8
0
51
382
359
28
1,565
332
2
2,887
Atypical .
15
0
0
0
0
1
24
2
218
2
0
292
Total . .
1,135
8,575
6,253
5,209
8,078
14.629
11,620
2,954
53,118
10,957
562
133,290
Bell Eve. .
212
54
22
16
131
0
42
0
288
787
0
1 552
Highland Eve.
94
0
9
30
52
0
54
0
252
102
0
592
Total . . .
306
54
31
46
183
0
96
0
540
889
0
2,145
Grand Total Elementary .
11,641
8.629.
6,284
5,255
8,261
14,' 29
11,716
2,954
53,658
11,846
562
135,435
.
High School Books.
English.
French.
German.
Latin.
History and
Civics.
Greek.
Mathematics.
Science.
Commercial.
Elocution.
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Latin English .
1,925 3,992
1,006 3,469
1,287 1,140
2,037 1,198
685 2,569
455
749 1,323
191 789
1,191
1,169
325 983
8,660 17,823
Total .
5,917
4,475
2,427
3,235
3,251
455
2,072
980
1,191
1,169
1,308
26,483
Eve. High .
460
155
48
47
43
526
1,279
Grand Total High .. . .
6,377
4,630
2,475
3,235
3,254
455
2,119
1,023
1,717
1,169
1,308
27,762
47
11,488
Bingham
655
625
513
425
602
942
835
209
3,652
186
42
8,686
Morse
467
277
259
161
314
633
559
125
2,060
206
23
5,084
Highland
1,127
863
545
554
699
1,171
860
236
5 155
'231
38
7,278
80
218
63
.50
.
....
236
ANNUAL REPORTS.
TABLE D .- AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
MADE SINCE MAY, 1906.
Regulations for Licensing Minors Under Fourteen Years of Age. .
SECTION 167. No minor under the age of fourteen years shall in any street or public place of the city of Somerville work as a bootblack, or sell or expose for sale any books, news- papers, pamphlets, fuel, fruits, provisions, ice, live animals, brooms, agricultural implements, hand tools used in making · boots and shoes, agricultural products of the United States, or the products of their own labor or the labor of their families, unless he has a minor's license issued to him by the Superintendent of Schools of said city, for so working or for so selling said articles, nor unless he complies with the terms of said license.
SECT. 168. The principal of the school in which a minor under the age of fourteen years is a pupil shall receive the ap- plication, in duplicate, of the parent or guardian of such a minor, or next of kin, for a license for such minor to work as a bootblack, or to sell any or all the articles enumerated in the preceding section, and shall forward the same to the Superin- tendent of Schools, accompanied by the certificate of the teacher in whose class said minor may be, and of the said prin- cipal, that such minor is an attendant at such school and that they approve of the granting of a license to said minor. When the Superintendent authorizes the issue of a license, he shall return to said principal one of said duplicate applications, for filing, retaining the other, and shall issue said license to such minor authorizing said minor to go about from place to place in the city of Somerville and on the sidewalks in said city to sell newspapers, or to work as a bootblack, or in the streets and other public places in said city to sell any or all of the other articles enumerated in the preceding section, and shall provide such minor with a suitable badge, for which a charge of twenty cents shall be made. Every such license shall be is- sued and accepted on condition that the minor shall comply with the conditions of his license as contained in the following section, and said section shall be printed in the license.
SECT. 169. The minor shall conform to the statutes and the Regulations of the School Committee of Somerville ; shall, so long as he continues under the age of fourteen years, at- tend, during every session thereof, one of the public schools, or some regularly established school in the city of Somerville ; shall surrender his license and badge when notified that his license has been revoked, to the principal aforesaid, who shall return the same immediately to the Superintendent; shall not
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
transfer or lend his license or badge, nor furnish any un- licensed minor with newspapers or other articles to sell; shall not sell newspapers in or on any part of the street other than the sidewalk; shall not sell newspapers in or on a street car, nor, except on the days of national, state, or city elections, after 8 o'clock in the evening; shall not work as a bootblack, or sell newspapers, unless he is over eleven years of age ; shall not sell any other article than newspapers, unless he is over twelve years of age; shall not at any time, while engaged in working as a bootblack, or selling articles in public places, congregate with other persons, nor make any unnecessary noise, nor in any way disturb or annoy persons as they pass, nor cry their papers on Sunday, nor occupy any stand with any other person, nor allow any unlicensed minor to assist or accompany him, nor allow idle persons to assemble or congre- gate around him, or around any stand occupied by him, nor so work or sell in any place other than that specified in his license, when a place is so specified, nor at any time, while so working or selling, fail to wear conspicuously in sight the badge fur .. nished to him by said Superintendent, nor fail to exhibit his license to any police or other officer of said city if requested by him to do so. The Superintendent may suspend or revoke said license upon the violation of any of the conditions thereof, and the minor shall surrender his badge and will be subject to a fine.
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