Reports of town officers of the town of Attleborough 1901, Part 10

Author: Attleboro (Mass.)
Publication date: 1901
Publisher: The City
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Annie L. McGory, all grades, Wilmarth street.


Special Teachers.


Laura S. Robinson, Music, 23 Watson Block. Marion N. Darling, Drawing, .... 130 South Main street. Christina J. Carret, Physical Culture, 39 Pleasant street. *On leave of absence.


234


Teachers in the Evening Schools.


Bank Street. Ambrose B. Warren,* Principal. Marion N. Darling,* Drawing. Margaret A. Gow .* A. Mabel Cobb.t Katherine I. Sweeney .* * Hebronville. Susan K. McIntyre,* Principal. Minnie A. Walker .* Clara F. Bourne .*


H. Marion Lillibridge .*


Dodgeville. Willard B. Atwell,; Principal. Gertrude Pratt .* Ada J. Smith .* * Regular day school teacher. * * Student R. I. Normal School. ¿ Brown University student.


Janitors.


Names and schools. Residence. George W. Horton, High, 6 Perrin street.


Warren Parker, Sanford Street, 9 Grove street. Charles L. Fuller, South Main Street, 184 Union street. John Thayer, Carpenter Street, 192 Union street. William A. Small, Capron, 20 Prospect street. Matthew Hudson, Farmers and Pleasant Street,


Cambridge street.


James Wilding, Dodgeville, Dodgeville. B. B. Hathaway, Hebronville, Hebronville. Albert J. Jillson, City, South Attleboro. Reuben Coffin, Turner Street and Robinson,


Central Falls, R. T.


.


235


Ralph Field, Perryville, Wilmarth street.


Fred Baldwin, Briggs Corner, Briggs Corner.


Truant Officers.


Warren Parker, 9 Grove street. William Frenier, Hebronville.


A. J. Jillson, . South Attleboro.


George Veno, Dodgeville.


GRADUATES .- JUNE 1901. High School.


Florence May Adel, Mary Louise Gay,


Hattie Louise Brunquist,


Mabel Florence Harris,


Gertrude Horton Fisher, Alice Josephine Macomber,


Grace Ellen Fisher, Lester, Earle Moore, Wilfred Ellsworth Rounsville.


Grammar Schools.


From the Ninth Grade. Sanford Street.


Amasa Van Ingen Banker, Lawrence Brigham Robbins, William Howard Knapp, Frances Clelland Thompson,


Florence Amelia Luther, Mary Olive Wetherell,


Carroll Estey Jenkins, Lawrence H. P. Bailey. From the Eighth Grade. Sanford Street.


Louisa Bauer,


Esther Lillian Barney,


Mary Theresa Cunningham, Harry Leprelette Capron,


Clara Bliss Davison, Lawrence Sanford Elliot,


Lester Slater Macdonald, Louise McNerney, Charles Lewis Parker, Lottie Briggs Parmenter, Frendessa May Roberts, Helen Roberts,


236


Ida Estelle Fontneau, Esther Elvira Grover, Amy Lena Garner, Olive Hinds, Robert James Hanna,


Ella May Hewitt,


Roy Winfield Inman,


Earl Barney Kent,


George Everett Lincoln,


Leonard Illman Lamb,


Gertrude May Marble,


Bessie Lulu Stewart, Roland Grover Stafford, Gladys Madeline Teasdale, Caroline F. Tooker, Inez Evelyn Thurber, Herbert Chandler Thrasher, Sarah Bell Wetherell, Harold Chester Walker, Elsie Marion Wells, Alta Iola Woodworth, Helen Webb. Briggs Croner.


Mildred Emily Bliss,


Hattie Elizabeth Brown,


Arthur Richard Crook,


Bradford Milton Dorrance, Hilda Sophia Johnson. Elizabeth May Rounds. Thomas Worcester Worrall. Turner Street. Elmer Eugene Lewis.


MEMORIAL SERVICES


Held by the Citizens of Attleboro in honor of the Late President William McKinley, Thursday, September the Ninteenth, Nineteen Hundred and One.


Nine o'clock A. M., Bates Opera House, Exercises of the School Department, Mr. Charles E. Bliss Presiding. Mendelsshon Male Quartette of Boston.


237


Programme.


Organ Voluntary, Mr. Lester Moore.


Reading Proclamation, Mr. Charles E. Bliss.


Music-"Lead, Kindly Light," Quartette.


Scripture Reading, Rev. Thomas Tyrie.


Music-"Nearer My God to Thee,"


Quartette and Schools


Prayer,


Rev. Ellen Gustin.


Reading Memorial Resolutions,


Mrs. George St. J. Sheffield.


Music-"Rock of Ages," Quartette.


Address,


Mr. William P. Kelly.


Address,


Rev. J. Harry Holden.


Music-"America,"


Quartette and Schools.


Benediction.


Taps.


Mr. Clarence M. Dunbar.


DEDICATORY EXERCISES OF THE ABIATHAR A. RICHARDSON SCHOOL. Pine and Pearl Streets, April 6th, 1901. Programme.


I. Grand National Medley, High School Mandolin Club.


II. Selection, High School Quartette.


III. Violin Solo, "What Will the Answer Be?" Mr. Barney and Mandolin Club.


238


IV. Presentation of Keys,


William H. Goff, Chairman Building Committee, to Charles E. Bliss, Chairman School Com- mittee.


V. Selection, High School Quartette.


VI. Zenda Waltzes,


High School Mandolin Club.


Building Committee.


William H. Goff. Orville P. Richardson.


Benjamin P. King.


239


TABLE FOR 1900-1901.


High Grammar Primary


Kinder- garten


Total


Pupils enrolled,


151


652


1303


124


2230


Average Membership,


I34


57I


1086


78


1869


Average Attendance,


129


532


989


64


1714


Per cent. of Attendance,


96


93


91


82


92


Number of Schools,


I


17


28


3


49


Number of Teachers,


6


20


29


5


60


Teachers with Normal


or


College course,


6


14


18


4


42


COMPARATIVE STATISTICS.


1898


1899


1900


Fall


1899


1900


190I


190I


Population of the town,


11,335


Census (between 5 and I5


years),


1703


1930


2100


2089


School enrollment,


2133


2204


2230


2168


Average membership,


1646


1834


1869


1965


Average attendance,


I493


1648


1714


1834


Per cent. of attendance based


on average membership,


91


90


92


93


Number of schools,


36


38


49


19


Number of teachers,


53


58


60


65


Teachers with Normal or Col-


lege preparation, .


27


33


42


47


MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS.


Valuation.


Town of Attleborough, May, 1901,


$7,715,134.00


School property, (real), May, 1901, 174,400.00


240


Appropriation.


Rate of taxation, $ 17.70 Raised by taxation for school maintenance, 46,039.52


Ratio of school maintenance tax to whole tax, .32


Raised by taxation for new construction, .... 4,500.00


Town Debt for School Houses.


Richardson, 20 year 4% bonds, $30,000.00 Farmers, notes $2,500.00 payable each year till paid, 5,000.00


Dodgeville, notes $1,000.00 payable each year till paid, 9,000.00


Robinson, notes $1,000.00 payable each year till paid, 5,000.00


High School.


Number of graduates, 1901, 9


Number of graduates from Grammar Schools, 50


Number of these entering the High School, 43


Per cent. entering the High School, . 86%


School Year.


Length including legal holidays, 196 days


Census.


Population of Attleborough, 1900, II,335


School Census September, 1901. . .


Boys. Girls. Total.


Number between 5 and 15,


992 1097 20SĄ


Number between 7 and 14,* 691 776 1467


* Compulsory ages.


Attendance Table for the School Year from September 3, 1900, to june 29, 1901.


NAME OF SCHOOL.


GRADE.


TEACHER. +


ENROLLMENT.


AVERAGE MEMBERSHIP.


AVERAGE ATTENDANCE.


PER CENT. OF


ATTENDANCE.


High


Wilbur D. Gilpatric,


70


81


151


134


129


96


Sanford Street


VIII.


S. C. Hutchinson,


32


35


67


68


65


95


Rhoda C. Slate,


39


33


72


56


52


94


VII.


Hannah M. Pratt,


37


33


70


55


51


94


VI.


O. Cora Chatterton,


38


37


75


56


52


94


66


VI.


Susan K. McIntyre,


22


27


49


37


35


94


66


VI.


Blanche G. Fuller,


23


27


50


45


41


91


Addie M. Swain,


40


18


58


50


47


91


66


V.


Olive A. Swift,


32


31


63


57


54


93


IV.


Frances E. Donovan,


35


17


52


46


43


92


66


66


III.


Mary E. McManus,


23


30


53


45


41


92


66


I.


Bertha L. Mowry,


49


49


98


58


51


88


Richardson


VII.


Harriet A. P. Roth,


**


37


35


94


66


V.


Annabelle L. Troupe,


**


47


45


95


64


IV.


Flora E. Newell,


1


1


33


45


94


III.


Katherine I. Sweeney,


27


20


47


48


45


93


66


II.


L. Jean Herrick,


27


28


55


47


43


94


66


I:


Eleanor M. Lillibridge,


31


33


64


46


43


93


Farmers


V.IV.III.


Isabelle T. Kingston,


5


4


9


32


29


92


II.I.


Mary E. Hatten,


24


16


40


82


29


92


Capron


III.II


Mabel E. Wetherbee,


43


28


71


56


53


94


66


I.


Retta M. Barrett,


24


27


51


37


33


90


Carpenter Street


II.


M. Gertrude Mowry,


23


21


44


40


38


94


South Main Street


IV.


Bertha F. Lewis,


23


31


54


46


43


91


Pleasant Street


III.II.


Edith M. Perry,


26


27


53


46


44


94


6.


I.


Eva L. Thurber,


31


34


65


51


46


92


Dodgeville


V. IV.III.


Alberta M. Harold,


21


23


44


38


34


89


66


II.


Blanehe E. Carpenter,


25


19


44


38


34


89


66


1.


Ada J. Smith.


21


37


58


41


35


85


Kindergarten


Lelia M. Small,


28


24


52


30


23


17


Hebronville


VIII. V.


John R. King,


12


13


25


21


19


89


66


Il.


Sara A. Broomhead,


19


28


47


34


31


91


66


I.


Bertha E. Gibson,


29


55


33


30


90


66


Kindergarten


Kathrina S. Thayer,


25


30


55


32


25


78


City


VIII.VI.


Nellie F. Atwood,


13


20


33


28


26


94


V.III.


Mary E. Farnes,


21


24


45


40


38


95


II.I.


Clara F. Bourne,


15


23


38


32


30


95


Mendon Road


All


Willard B. Atwell


26


29


55


37


33


88


Turner Street


VIII.V.


Winnifred A. Wheeloek,


2


1


3


19


17


87


. 6


IV.I.


Gertrude F. O'Connor,


28


33


61


34


29


85


9 .


8


17


16


16


97


Briggs Corner Perryville


All


Elsie L. Lewis,


11


19


15


15


13


90


1106


1124


2230


*1869


*1714


92


66


II.


A. Gertrude Sweeney,


**


16


12


90


VI.


Jennie M. Wood,


VI.


Blanche G. Fuller,


**


38


37


97


V.


Olive A. Swift,


34


33


97


**


42


40


96


6.


I.


Elizabeth R. Ilolbrook,


23


30


53


46


42


90


IV.III.


Minnie A. Walker,


24


22


46


35


32


91


Kindergarten All


Bertha C. Partenheimer,


35


33


68


58


51


88


Julia L. Merry,


Boys.


Girls.


Total.


66


VII.


* Deducting names counted twice.


** Pupils previously enrolled in other schools,


1 For full list of teachers see Directory of Teachers in Appendix.


.


.


III.


Abbey A. Kirmayer,


34


32


95


V.1


66


26


Attendance Table for the Fall Term, from September 2, 1901, to Dec. 20, 1901.


NAME OF SCHOOL.


GRADE.


TEACHER.


ENROLLMENT.


AVERAGE MEMBERSHIP.


AVERAGE ATTENDANCE.


PER CENT. OF


ATTENDANCE.


High


Wilbur D. Gilpatric,


64


84


148


141


136


96


Sanford Street


IX. VIII.


S. C. Hutchinson,


26


26


52


48


46


96


Cora A. Crittenden,


36


37


73


69


66


95


O. Cora Chatterton,


18


23


41


41


40


97


Hannah M. Pratt,


18


26


44


41


40


96


Margaret A. Gow,


22


27


49


46


44


96


66


66


IV.


Frances E. Donovan,


18


21


39


40


38


95


66


IV.


Mabel L. Kingsbury,


29


16


45


44


41


93


66


III.


Mary E. McManus,


22


21


43


40


38


96


66


66


II.


A. Gertrude Sweeney,


17


26


43


37


35


94


66


66


I.


Bertha L. Mowry,


26


24


50


39


35


90


Richardson


VII.


Harriet A. P. Roth,


21


24


45


39


37


96


VI.


Jennie M. Wood,


17


26


43


38


36


94


VI.


Bertha E. Hopkins,


17


26


43


39


37


95


66


V.


Annabelle L. Troupe,


21


25


46


37


35


95


V.


Edith A. Holton,


21


25


46


43


41


95


IV.


Flora E. Newell,


26


20


46


45


39


94


III.


Abbey A. Kirmayer,


19


21


40


40


38


97


Odessa A. Gates,


21


21


42


37


36


97


66


II.


L. Jean Herrick,


20


22


42


36


36


99


66


I.


Eleanor M. Lillibridge,


23


26


49


40


38


95


Farmers


V. IV. III.


Isabelle T. Kingston,


30


18


48


46


:44


95


66


II.I.


Mary E. Hatten,


21


21


42


39


36


93


Capron


III.II


Mabel E. Wetherbee,


31


17


48


44


42


94


I.


Retta M. Barrett,


16


16


32


31


27


88


Pleasant Street


III. II.


Edith M. Perry,


19


20


39


38


36


95


II.I.


Eva L. Thurber,


24


18


42


37


35


93


South Main Street


IV.


Gertrude E. Pratt,


22


17


39


40


38


96


Carpenter Street


II.I. I.


Elizabeth R. Holbrook,


21


27


48


44


40


91


Dodgeville


Florence C. Baker,


23


21


44


23


21


44


66


Ada J. Smith,


23


24


47


23


24


47


Kindergarten


Lelia M. Small,


15


15


30


15


15


30


Ilebronville


V. VIII.


John R. King,


19


17


36


19


17


36


66


IV.III.


Minnie A. Walker,


20


20


40


20


20


40


II.


Sara A. Broomhead,


12


14


26


12


14


26


66


I.


Clara F. Bourne,


17


23


40


17


23


40


66


Kindergarten


Kathrina S. Thayer,


22


21


43


22


21


43


South Attleboro


VII.IX.


Nellie F. Atwood,


9


15


24


9


15


24


66


66


IV.VI.


Lura C. Stone,


20


22


42


20


22


42


66


I.III. All


Annie C. Healy,


22


25


47


41


37


89


Turner Street


Winnifred A. Wheelock,


8


15


23


20


18


90


66


IV.VIII. I.III.


R. Lillian Hynes,


23


20


43


34


28


80


7


9


16


14


12


86


35


33


58


52


48


93


All


Annie L. McGrory,


7


11


18


17


16


92


1056


1112


2168


1965


1834


93


66


VII.


66


66


VII.


VI.


V.


Susan K. McIntyre,


20


23


43


40


38


96


66


* For a complete list of teachers see Directory of Teachers in the appendix,


Boys.


Girls.


Total.


66


V.IV.III. III.II. I.


Blanche E. Carpenter,


23


23


46


23


23


46


Florence A. Everett,


26


23


49


43


41


94


66


Kindergarten All


Bertha E. Gibson,


19


27


46


19


27


46


Robinson


Bertha C. Partenheimer,


Julia L. Merry,


Briggs Corner Perryville


III.


VIII.


245


LIST OF PICTURES.


High School.


Room I. Henry W. Longfellow. James Russell Lowell.


Room 2. George Washington.


Oliver Wendell Holmes. William Cullen Bryant.


Horace Mann. Abraham Lincoln. Roma, Foro Romano.


Pisa, Tower of. (Small).


Scene in Venice, (small).


Rialto, Venice, (small).


Milan Cathedral, (small).


Room 3.


St. Mark's and Campanile, Venice, (small). Roma, Colosseo. Anfiteatro Flavio. Roma, Via Appia. Nuova E. Acquedotti di Claudio.


Roma, Campidoglio.


Roma, Tevere, Ponte S. Angelo, Mole Adriana.


Roma.


Room 5. President Garfield. Nathaniel Hawthorne. John Greenleaf Whittier. Abraham Lincoln.


Sanford Street.


Room I. The Windmill.


Abraham Lincoln.


George Washington.


246


Return of the Mayflower. Longfellow. Princess in the Tower-Millais. The Golden Stair-Burne-Jones.


Room 2. Joan of Arc-LePage. Shepherdess-Lerolle.


Whittier. Cows at Water-Dupre. Sir Galahad-Watts.


Room 3. The Gleaners-Millet. The Knitting Shepherdess-Millet.


Room 4. Aurora-Guido Reni.


Room 5. Sistine Madonna-Raphael. Queen Louise.


Room 6. Christ in the Temple-Hofmann. Bridge of Sighs. Venice. Thoroughbred.


Room 7. Christ in the Temple-Hofmann. Gleaners-Morgan.


Room 8. Halt at Oasis.


Room 9. The Holy Family-Knaus.


Room IO. An Armful-Knaus. The Foundling Girls-Mrs. Anderson.


Room II. Cherubs Heads-Reynolds. Arab School.


Richardson.


Room I.


Sir Galahad-Watts.


George Washington-Stuart.


Dance of the Nymphs-Corot.


Room 2.


Room 3.


247


Room 4. Return of the Mayflower.


Room


5.


Room 6.


Room 7.


Room 8.


Room 9. Shepherdess-Lerolle.


Room IO.


Primary School in Brittany.


Farmers. .


Room I.


Sistine Madonna-Raphael.


The Meadow-Dupre.


Niagara Falls.


Cherubs Heads-Reynolds.


Room 2.


Christ and Little Saint John-Murillo.


Helping Hand-E. Renouf.


Village Blacksmith.


In the Meadow-Dupre.


Capron.


Room


I.


Cherubs Heads-Reynolds.


The Meadow-Dupre.


Room 2. Mrs. LeBrun and Daughter. Three Members of Temperance Society- Herring.


South Main Street. Primary School in Brittany-Geoffroy. A Noble Charger-Geoffroy.


Carpenter Street.


Room I. Helping Hand-E. Renouf.


Room 2. Baby Stewart-Van Dyck.


Pleasant Street.


Room


I.


Listening to the Lark.


Three Members of a Temperance Society -


Herring.


248


Room 2. St. Anthony of Padua-Murillo. The Meadow-Dupre.


Perryville.


Dodgeville.


Room I.


Brittany Sheep-Bonheur.


Roman Chariot Race.


Head of Christ-Hofmann.


Room


2.


Return to Farm-Troyon.


Room 3. Sistine Madonna.


Room 4.


Hebronville.


Room


I.


Harvest Moon.


Room


2.


Room


3.


Room


`4.


Room 5.


South Attleboro.


Room I. Lincoln.


Washington.


Gleaners, (small). Pilgrims, (small).


Room 2. McKinley.


Room


3.


McKinley.


Dewey.


Turner Street.


Room I.


Room 2.


Washington.


Briggs Corner.


Robinson.


AUDITORS' REPORT.


February 7th, 1902.


We have examined the books of the Treasurer, Selectmen, Water Commissioners, Registrar, Commis- sioner of Sinking Funds, Tax Collectors, School Com- mittee, Overseers of the Poor, Trustees of the Public Library, and find them correct. Their reports and books agree with the books of the Town Treasurer.


F. L. LeBARON, BENJAMIN F. LINDSEY, FREDK. G. MASON,


Auditors.


INDEX.


Assessors' Report


77


Auditors' Report


245


Board of Health


108


Engineers of Fire Department


81


Inspector of Cattle, Provisions and Milk


106


Inspector of Oils


93


Jury List


41


Overseers of the Poor


118


Park Commissioners


100


Public Library .


95


Sealer of Weights and Measures


92


Selectmen's Report .


7


Appropriations Recommended


47


Capron Park


27


Court Fees


18


Current and Incidental Account


13


Election Expenses


17 20


Fire Department


23


Grade Crossings


21 27


Highway Department


Inspector of Plumbing


27 46


Military Aid


36


Police Service and Patrol


20


Salaries of Town Officers


14


Soldiers' Burial .


37


Soldiers' Relief


33


State Aid


35


Street Lights


21


Valuation of Town Property .


39


.


Enforcement of Liquor Law


Lockup Keeper's Report .


251


School Department 173


Appendix


228


Committee's Report


175


High School, Report of Principal


209


Richardson School, Report of Principal


215


Sanford Street School, Report of Principal . 212


School Directory


228


Superintendent's Report


193


Supervisor of Drawing


219


Supervisor of Music


218


Supervisor of Physical Culture 223 ·


Sinking Fund Commissioners' Report


67


Superintendent of Streets


131


Tax Collectors' Reports


70


Town Officers


.


2


Treasurer's Report .


51


Tri-Centennial Fund Trustees


69


Water Department


137


Commissioners' Report


144


Registrar's Report ·


160


Superintendent's Report


. 157


Water Ordinances


. 166


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