Town Annual Report of the Officers of the Town of Milford, Massachusetts 1917, Part 9

Author: Milford (Mass.)
Publication date: 1917
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 320


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Adults


36 Males 82


Illiterates.


Males


51 Females 22


Places of Employment


Draper Corporation 35 Wm. Lapworth & Son 14


Fabyan Woolen Mill 1 Williams Shoe Co. 9


R. H. Long


3 Milford Shoe Co. 2


Milford Iron Foundry . 2 Regal Shoe Co.


3


Huckins & Temple Co. 7 Taft Woolen Co.


5


Archer Rubber Co. .... 8 United Awl & Needle Co. 3


Miscellaneous 17


Nationality.


American 11 Italian 86


Albanian


3 Portuguese


Armenian


4 Spaniard 1


Swedish 1 French


1


Greek 1


REPORT OF THE DRAWING SUPERVISOR.


Milford, Mass., Jan. 8, 1918.


Mr. Almorin O. Caswell,


Superintendent of Schools.


Dear Sir :


The course in drawing now includes not only actual drawing, but also paper cutting, printing, costume designing, stenciling, and other crafts, as well as the study of home decoration.


Modeling in plasticine, and the making of plaster-of- Paris casts from models, is a new departure in art training in the High school. This is valuable in teaching pupils to consider the three dimensions of objects. Senior and junior pupils are obtaining creditable results with these hitherto unused materials.


More time will eventually have to be devoted to mechanical drawing in the High school, as the number of young men students who are preparing to enter technical schools is increasing.


The opening of the Stacy School has been an aid in obtaining more uniform results in the higher grades, as children from different districts are now mingled in the various rooms, and there is also friendly rivalry among the pupils of the same grades.


The work in the lower grades has progressed along the same general lines as usual, and conscientious efforts have secured satisfactory results. Each year increases my sense of obligation to the teachers for their earnest co-operation.


In conclusion :- I wish to express to you, and to the members of the School Committee, my gratitude for your kindness during the past year.


Respectfully submitted,


GENEVIEVE M. TOOHEY. Supervisor of Drawing.


REPORT OF THE MILITARY INSTRUCTOR.


Milford, Mass., January 8, 1918. Mr. Almorin O. Caswell,


Superintendent of Schools.


Dear Sir :--


The Milford High School Cadets have been organized as a Battalion and three Companies of Infantry. The Instructor is acting as Major, and all other Field and Line Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers have been selected from the Cadets. There is also a detachment consisting of one squad of Signal Corps and one Squad of Hospital Corps, with a First Sergeant in command.


Instruction has been given in accordance with the U. S. Army Drill Regulations, up to and including the School of the Company. A few simple Battalion movements have been practiced.


It is hoped to give further instruction in Ceremonies, including Guard-Mounting. Fscort to the Colors, and Battalion Parade and Inspection, with the object of familiarizing the Cadets with the more general features of Army routine.


It is also hoped to hold a Prize Drill later in the year, at which a Color Company will be chosen, and allowed the honor of escorting our Flag on all public occasions.


Respectfully submitted,


\V. S. CLARKE, Instructor.


EYE AND EAR TESTS.


SCHOOL.


NUMBER


EXAMINED.


NUMBER DEFEC-


TIVE IN EYE-


SIGHT.


NUMBER DEFEC-


TIVE IN HEAR-


PARENTS AND


GUARDIANS


NOTIFIED.


High School,


386


32


28


George E. Stacy,


335


28


4


23


Spruce Street,


154


8


4


11


Park,


112


15


1


15


South,


157


17


5


22


Plains Grammar and Annex,


247


21


6


27


Plains Primary and Portable 1,


380


17


1


16


Purchase Grammar,


27


0


0


0


Purchase Primary,


23


1


0


1


Claflin,


258


17


3


18


Oliver Street,


142


12


2


8


Chapin Street,


102


7


1


4


West Street,


68


6


0


6


Fountain Street,


29


0


0


.


0


Hoboken,


31


0


4


0


Bear Hill


26


2


1


3


Braggville,


18


1


1


Total,


2495


184


32


183


ING.


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REPORT OF THE ATTENDANCE OFFICER.


January 12, 1917, to January 15, 1918.


Mr. Almorin O. Caswell,


Superintendent of Schools.


Dear Sir :


As Attendance Officer I submit to you the following report :


No. of cases reported by teachers and superintendent 128


No. of cases found to be truancy 45


No. of cases found to be sickness 30


No. of cases found to be lack of proper clothing and shoes 8


No. of cases found to be due to careless parents 24


No. of cases found to be excusable 4


Truants returned from the street .


7


Visits to schools 101


Several boys and girls over 14 years of age without employment were returned to school.


One case was prosecuted before the District Court.


No boys or girls were found working without a proper certificate.


The work of this past year has been continuous, and in some cases it has been pretty difficult to deal with parents.


Respectfully submitted,


RAPHAEL MARINO,


Attendance Officer.


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REPORT OF STAMP SAVINGS.


February 1, 1917, to February 1, 1918. Receipts.


Balance on Hand, Feb. 1, 1917 $589.59


To Schools for Sale of Stamps :-


Claflin, 6 rooms .


$329.26


Chapin St., 2 rooms


124.20


Oliver St., 1 rooms


87.18


Plains, 7 rooms


733.17


Park, 1 room


45.57


Stacy, 2 rooms


133.70


Stamp Savings Office


35.24


1,488.32


To Children for Savings Bank .26.


To Children for Stamp Cards . .07


To Interest on Money in Savings Bank . 16.63


To Social Service Department, Quinshipaug Woman's Club


45.00


To Sundries


.


.36


Total $2,140.23* .


Expenditures.


By Children for Stamp Cards $1,473.62


By Supplies, Stamps . $39.79


Stamp Cards . 10.00 49.79


1,523.41


Balance February 1, 1918 $616.82


Thirty-eight children of whom eighteen never had a Savings Bank book before have deposited in Savings Bank $92.40.


Stamp Savings started in Milford, February 1, 1901.


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February 1, 1901-February 1, 1918.


Received from Children . $12,985.48


Paid back to Children 12,484.54


Deposited in. Savings Bank on Children's Ac- counts


2,081.44 .


JOSEPHINE THAYER, Treasurer Stamp Savings.


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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL PHYSICIANS.


TO THE SCHOOL . COMMITTEE, MILFORD, MASS. :-


In the appended tables we have attempted to give an idea of the number of physical defects found among the children of our schools. To show how large a proportion of the pupils are suffering from these defects, we have presented some per- centages, and the result may prove startling to you ; but it is surely not any more distressing than actual individual inspec- tion of the children fully warrants However, parents are be- coming more interested in the school inspection work, and many children have been greatly benefited by medical, surgi- cal or dental treatment suggested by the notification cards which are sent home after each inspection.


TABLE I .- CLASSIFICATION AS TO THE GRADE OF THE DEFECTS.


PRIMARY GRADES.


French. Gallagher. Total. Per cent. 1269


No. having no noticeable de-


fects, 37


26


63


5


No. having only slight. de- fects,


431


353


784


62


No. having serio is defects, 119


. 303


422


33


GRAMMAR GRADES.


French, Gallagher.


Whole No. pupils inspected, 486


333


Total. 819


Per cent.


No. having no noticeable de- .


fects, 46


35


81


10


No. having only slight de- fects, 307


142


449


55


No. having serious defects, 133


154


287


35


Whole No. pupils inspected, 537


682


5 1


HIGH SCHOOL.


French. Gallagher. Total. Per cent.


Whole No. pupils inspected, 174 191 365


No. having no noticeable de-


fects, 43


73


116


32


No. having only slight de- fects,


78


30


108


30


No. having serious defects, 53


88


141


38


WHOLE SCHOOL.


French. Gallagher.


Total. Per cent.


Whole No. pupils inspected, 1247


1206


2453


No baving no noticeable de- fects,


166


134


3.00


12


No. having only slight de- fects,


816


525


1341


55


No. having serious defects, 305


545


850


33


TABLE II .- CLASSIFICATION AS TO THE NATURE OF THE DEFECTS.


PRIMARY GRADES.


Freuch. Gallagher. Total. Per cent, 1269


Whole No. pupils inspected, 587


682


No. having mouth and teeth defects,


492


262


754 59


No. having nose and throat defects, 331


637


1018


80


No. having miscellaneous de-


fects


51


87


138


11


GRAMMAR GRADES.


French.


Gallagher. 333


Total. Per cent. 819


Whole No pupils inspected, 486


No. having mouth and teeth defects, 365


160


525


64


No. having nose and throat defects, 277


238


515


63


No. having miscellaneous de- jects, 55


35


90


11


52


HIGH SCHOOL.


French. Gallagher. Total. Per cent.


Whole No. pupils inspected, 174


191 365


No. having mouth and teeth defects, 101


82


183


50


No. having nose and throat defects,


56


66


122


33.


No. having miscellaneous de- fects,


34


17


51


14


WHOLE SCHOOL.


French.


Gallagher.


Total.


Per cent.


Whole No. pupils inspected, 1247


1206


2453


No. having mouth and teeth defects,


958


504


1462


60


No. having nose and throat defects, 714


941


1655


67


No. having miscellaneous de- fects,


140


139


279


11


The services of a school nurse would immensely increase the value of the work by following up the notices with a per- sonal interview with the parents.


It is a pitiful sight to encounter the same defective chil- dren year after year in the many cases where parents are willing but unable to provide the medical or dental treatment, the glasses or the operation which would so much improve the child mentally and physically, and afford it so much better equipment for the great battle of life.


Respectfully, JOHN M. FRENCH, M. D. JOHN V. GALLAGHER, M. D. School Physicians.


ATTENDANCE ROLL OF HONOR.


The following pupils have not been absent or tardy during the school year 1916-1917.


HIGH SCHOOL.


Hazel Ilill


Seniors. Clarence H. Jones Juniors.


Mary Ahearn Louise Daniels Ruth Purdy Marion Sherborne


Helen Costa Alfred Carpentieri Warren Chilson


Sophomores.


Thomas Reed Frank Goodnow Alvin Pianca Nicholas Capece


Freshmen.


Christina D'Agostino Alba DiGianntonio


Bessie McRae Annie Polastri


Alice Introini


Harold Gilmore


Christine Jackson


Walter Gilmore


Edith Rose


Herbert Moore


Gertrude Jiskra


Frarx Thomas


Hattie Lundgren


Catherine McGurn


Dwight Swan Walter Swift


GEORGE E. STACY SCHOOL. Grade VIII .- Mrs. Edwards.


Duane Clarridge Rita Daigle


Lena Piddington John Sharp


Grade VIII .- Miss Devine.


Frank Cardarelli Charles Conway Alfred Dinardo


Mary Casey


Margaret Casey


Grade VIII .- Miss Clancy.


Henry Fahey


Joseph Hayes


Leland Woodbury


Roswell Fuller


Mary Stella Marion Broughey Alice Gorman Mary Mazzarelli


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Grade VII .- Miss McNamara.


Robert Curtiss Charles Wright


Grade VII .- Miss Kelley.


Ferrucio Ferrari Nicholas Nastroianni Grade VII .- Miss Kiley.


Charles Hutchinson


Grade VII .- Miss McConnachie.


Martha Burns


Henry Ferdenzi


Annie Gagliardi


Louis Ferdenzi


Henry Barbadoro John Julian


Edward Bertorelli Albert Marrenghi


Grade VII .- Miss McGrail.


Donna Adams


Clifton Jeffery


Helen Ruscitti


Harry Mallinson


SPRUCE STREET SCHOOL. Grade I .- Miss Edwards.


Albert Glenn


Marguerite Moran


Ruth Allen


Grade II .- Miss Gallagher. Lyman Callery


Lillian McTiernan


Grade III .- Miss Waters.


Isabel Holbrook


Evelyn Moore


Grade IV .- Miss Gilfoyle.


Leonard Sprague


PARK SCHOOL. Grade V. Edward Glennon


Mary Bragdon Emma McIsaac


Irene Harrington


Grade VI. Alfred Daigle


SOUTH SCHOOL. Grade VI.


Avis Batten


Grade V. Mary Pavoren


Stanley Barker William Nuttall


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Grade V. Mildred Fuller


Walter Morey Henry Reed


PLAINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL AND ANNEX


Grade VI.


Fred DiGiannantonio


Rudolfa Mainini


Rose Zocchi


Grade IV.


Evelina Calderara Casima Cutropia


Esther DeSantis


Enrico Frascotti Angelo SanClemente John Piccinotti


PLAINS PRIMARY. Grade II.


Grace Consoletti Rose Olivieri William DeVitto


salvatore Manguso Pasquale Muccini Mary Ferranti


Umberto Tosti Jerry Marenghi Teresa Piccinotti


Josephine Testa Arthur Bertorelli Mary Olivieri


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CLAFLIN SCHOOL. Grade VI.


Jennie Ruscitti


Grade V.


.


Christine Vignone


1.7


Earle Richardson


Grade IV. ester Sweet


Elizabeth Angus Marion Spaulding


Girde III.


Luigi Pilla


Grade II.


Michael Celozzi


Delina Solari Esther Gagliardi Grade V.


PLAINS PORTABLE. Grade III.


Maybelle Butler Jessie Chilson Ella Servis


56


Jolm Murphy


Grade I. Joseph Crivello OLIVER STREET SCHOOL. Grade IV. Amelia Talkaczewicz


Norman Howes


Russell Brown Herbert F. Haskell


Josephine Dinardo Dorothy Callahan


Grade II. Irvine Brown Jerry Moreau


Grade I. Joseph Finn


Helen Johnson


WEST STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL. Grade IV.


Grace Byrne


Mary Zanzito


James DiSabito


Grade III. Mossimino Colabello


Americo Calarese


Grade II. Delphine Peppin Grade I.


Paul Luccetti


CHAPIN STREET SCHOOL. Grade III. Gladys Martin


Alice Davis


Grade II. Joseph Biscup


Frances Lilly


FOUNTAIN STREET SCHOOL. Grade II.


Constance Hedberg PURCHASE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Grade VII. Dorris Eileen Kinney Lillie Fulvia Marino Grade VI.


Neilo John Nixon


Grade III. George Smith


57


Grade V.


·Corinne Ruth Carlson


HOBOKEN SCHOOL.


Grade I.


James Pilla Augustus Tosches PURCHASE PRIMARY SCHOOL. Grade IV.


Elsie M. Erickson


Grade III. F. Walfred Williams


Willie A. Nixon


Grade I.


Elmer T. Peterson Albert E. Williams


BRAGGVILLE SCHOOL.


Tony Di Julia Albert Shaw


Dorothy Shaw


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GRAMMAR GRADUATES, 1917.


Miss Clancy.


..


Avedisian, Louis Baker, Doris


Hayes, Joseph


Hixon, Mildred


Birmingham, Gertrude Bouclin, Louise


Kavanagh, Francis·


Bowen, Mildred


Lang, Kathryn


Brodeur, Carlton


Lawrence, Anna


Cade, Albert


Lawrence, Charles


Cook, Lincoln


Moore, Irene Nash, Daniel


-


Cross, Raymond


Nelson, Ruth


Del Vecchio, Lawrence


O'Connell, Frederick


Dichard, Cecelia Fahey, Henry


O'Connell, Joseph Philpot, Shirley


Finegold, Samuel


Ruhan, Mary


Steeves, James


Warren, Grace


Woodbury, Leland


Miss Devine.


Ardolino, Arthur Brooks, Lester Bruce, John Cenedella, Orient Cardarelli, Frank Conway, Charles Dinardo, Alfred Griffiths, George Lazarie, Charles Maloney, Walter Mongiat, Emilio Sanclemento, Paul Twitchell. Henry Ambrosini, Delina Barbadora, Alma Bodio. Elvera Bregani, Elvera


Casey, Mary . Casey, Margaret D'Antonio, Mary Dalrymple, Ethel Dalrymple, Doris DeGregorio, Lucy Grillo, Mary Liborio, Lena


Morcone, Angelina Mórcone, Mary Mazzarelli, Annie Mongiat, Paulina Montani. Emma Pedroli, Elizabeth Phillips. Alice Rosenfeld, Fannie Rubeo, Elvera


4


1


Fuller, Roswell Glennon, Eleanor Greeley, Marion Hall, Edgar


Daley, Mary


Holmes, Ella


59


SanClemente, Jennie Solari, Rose Tellier, Florence


Zocchi, Adeline Lombardi, Clara


Mrs. Edwards.


Cenedella, Harold


Behrens, Rhoda


Clarridge, Duane


Burke, Madeline


Curtin, Charles


Daigle, Rita


Glennon, George


Gaffny, Helena


Gifford, Lewis


Huff, Marion


Kempton, Ernest


Keany, Helen


Peterson, Harold


Kennedy, Rosamond


Prince, Earle


Kurlinsky, Celia


Sharp, John


Kurlinsky, Edith


Tewksbury, Chester


McDermott, Rita


Tower, Kenneth


Ranahan, Lillian


Wall, Francis


Rockwood, Ethel


Peterson. Clifford


Trask, Mildred


Beckett, Evelyn


Wallace, Celia


ANIMIS OPIBUSQUE PARA


JUNE 1917.


COMMENCEMENT


MILFORD


HIGH


SCHOOL


GILFORD


PIZZA


D.B. STREETER


TOWN HALL Wednesday Evening, June 27, 1917.


PROGRAM.


March-Preparedness Deiro M. H. S. Orchestra.


Entrance of Senior Class escorted by Junior Class


Unfold Ye Portals-From the Redemption . . Gounod M. H. S. Glee Club.


Salutatory-The War and Democracy


Edith Louise Dudley.


Blue Danube Waltz . Strauss


M. H. S. Orchestra.


Class History Edmund Thomas Welch.


Meditation from "Thais" Massenet


Henry Volk, 1920.


Class Prophecy


Beatrice Louise Battles.


"Triumphant March-From Aida


Verdi


M HI. . Glee Club.


Presentation of Class Gift


Charles Juan Vesperi, President, Class of 1917.


Acceptance of Class Gift


Elmer Clyde Nelson, President, Class of 1918. Star Spangled Banner . .


Valedictory-The War and Education .


Helen Juha Mead.


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Class Ode


Presentation of Diplomas


George E. Stiey, Chairman of School Committee.


Romance of the Rose


M. H. S. Orchestra.


()'Connor


CLASS OF 1917.


Timothy Joseph Ahern, Clarence Hile Jones,


Beatrice Louise Battles, Frank Karl Behrens, Evelyn Hortense Brown, Joseph Charles Bruce, Ann Harriet Burns,


Dorothy Elizabeth Lilley, Leta Me Aloney, Alice Frances Maroney,


Helen Julia Mead, Frances Elizabeth M'ars,


Katherine Elizabeth Burns, Joseph Morelli,


Helen Rita Callahan, John Spencer Carr, Frances Elizabeth Carter, Margaret Grace Cleary, James Matthew Dalton, Eva Olga DePasquale, Mary Agues Donnelly, Louise Edith Dudley,


Helen Whitman Mowry, Esther Theresa Murray, Frederick Joseph Niro, Catherine Evelyn Nuckley, Ruth Elizabeth Ostrand, Frederick Monroe Prince, Lillian Gertrude Provost, Eliot Vance Reeby, Henry Jason Ripley,


*Rose Margaret Gagliardi, Freder'k Alphonzo Goodnow, Delphia Belle Streeter, Clare Wilson Gordon, Hazel Edna Hill,


Howard Elliot Hilton,


Mildred Frances Ireland,


Raymond Francis Sullivan, Beatrice Martha Thatcher, Edmund Thomas Welch, Charles Juan Vesperi.


*Course completed in three years


CLASS OFFICERS.


President, Charles J. Vesperi, Vice-President, Dorothy E. Lilley, Secretary, Theresa E. Murray, Treasurer, Josep i C. Bruce.


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Class Colors - Red, White and Blue.


Class Flower-The American Beauty Rose. Class Motto-Animis Opibusque Parati .


CLASS ODE. Air: "Believe Me."


As we stand on the threshold of life's open door Through which we so soon must depart,


We are stopping a moment to greet you once more Ere we go on our way with sad heart.


For four short years we have labored and played, Which to us seem a day in review,


So we'll always our fondest remembrance display To our dear Alma Mater so true.


Farewell to our teachers and classmates we say Whom no longer we'll meet as of yore, But we'll work for success as the hours flit away And attain the bright heights we adore. Now the class of seventeen is prepared for its work Through the efforts of teachers so kind, But even success cannot make us forget Our dear Alma Mater so fine.


-Hazel Hill.


STATISTICS FOR THE SCHOOL-YFAR BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 5, 1916 AND ENDING JUNE 27. 1917


School


Name of Teacher


Pupils Enrolled


Boys


Girls


Av. Membership


Av. Attendance


Per Cent of


Total Half Days'


Number Cases of


Tardiness


Number Cases of


Number Cases of


No. Cases of Cor-


poral Punishment


Half Drys Teacher


High School


F. C. Berry


10


01


/A 05 2007 072


10%


35


Mary B. Ford


43


17


96


/1 2


28 0


₾4.1


469, 194


rn


Marion A. Rvan


24


11


13


on 1


Mary M. FitzPatrick


43


10


24


21


29.4


20.9


95.48


271| FO


Hannah F. Callanan


44


24


3,8 8


37 2


OR


295, 199


Margaret Piarca


IR


24 3


23 5


F. M. Whittamore


25


12


· 12


on


1


99 4


Sodio A NICE


11


ou


and


rr


Ce. F. Stacy School


. ...


'1


..


.-


-


.


--


4 2


1


nr.


10


1/


01


on


.


1-


5


Spruce "treet


T. M. Water


45


01;


65 R


741


2?


42


T. K. Gallagher


4?


M. E. Edwards


47


29


20


38.7 1 7 89.4 | 1380


49.


13


1


in -


1


-


r?


42


in


01


n.


10


10


40


1


1


n-


-


17R,


152


17


19


Marcella M .. Mimann


0


VA


1


n


. ..


1


14


v., 11.


TY'1


.


Attendance


Absence


Dismissal


Truancy


112. 40


01


25 1


Mae E. Birmingham


24


13


STATISTICS FOR


THE SCHOOL-YEAR BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 5, 1916, AND ENDING JUNE 27, 1917.


School


Name of Teacher


Pupils Enrolled


Boys


Girls


Av. Membership


Av. Attendance


Per Cent of


Total Half Days'


Number Cases of


Number Cases of


Number Cases of


No. Cases of Cor-


poral Punishment


Half Days Teacher


was absent


Park


M. E. Mullane


50


.24


. 26


37.2


35


94


793


9


11


1


2


10


V. F. Leland


33


20


13


37.1


35.3


95


671


65


8


8


A. M. Melvin


46


20


26


40.7


38.7


95


695


53


25


2


South


35


16


19


30.9


29.9


96.4


487


30


30


H. M. Quirk


31


14


17


30


28.6


95.3


540


6


21


G. E. Keany


37


19


18


34.1


32.6


95.5


539


7


1


44


21


23


38.4


36.4


94.7


722


39


17


8


E. M. Creighton


52


21


31


44.8


41.7


93.1


1108


44


29


M. F. Lynch


50


25


25


43


40


90


998


28


6


I. C. Hogan


43


27


16


42.3


39.9


94.1


887


28


2


K. A. Harrington


48


24


24


41.3


39.5


95.6


597


14


M. C. Toher


45


26


19


40.4


38.5


95.3


740


56


J. F. McGann


45


2.6


19


40.5


38.7


95.5


737


32


R. E. Keany


40


24


16


37.7


35.4


95.5


844


68


1


J. J. McCarthy


33


19


14


31.3


30,4


97.1


329


42


S. E. Ranahan


37


17


20


37


35.3


95.4


568


10


6


M. I. Meighan


39


18


21


35.6


53.2


93.2


852


11


.15


2


G. E. Walker


38


17


21


39.5


37.1


94


838


36


4


E. C. Curran


31


14


17


31


29.7


95


449


20


11


M. E. Finnigan


41


25


16


39.9


37.9


94.9


691


39


1


H. G. Laughlin


58


30


28


54.7


52


95


888


28


56


1


Claflin


K. McNamara


35


20


15


29.9


28.1


94


614


41


8


2


1


K. G. McDermott


99


3


Plains Grammar and Annex


M. F. Ranahan


Attendance


Absence


Tardiness


Dismissal


Truancy


3


2 2 3 2 2 282222


Plains Primary


M. G. O'Connor


37


28 23


21


42.4 45.2


94.6


797


33


10


51


24


27


18


22


40


88.5


698


27


16


5 4


1


2


28


49


27


22


25


42.8 40.2 29.2


42.8 35.4 40.6 39 . 26.9 39.7


94.8 97 91.8 96.9


790 458


44


1


1


L. F. MacNamara


32


13


19


41 31.1


95.8 96.6


409 390


16


10


M. H. McDermott


34


19


15


32.2 34.4


29.8 31.2 32.5


94.3


708


32


36


F. N. Aldrich


27


11


16


25.6


24.9


97.2


239


7


11


J. L. Devine


35


19


16


32


28.3


91.8


884


109


22


West Street


M. T. Gilmore


32


15


17


31.4


30.2


96.2


431


75


1'6


2


2


G. B. Higgiston


30


13


17


28.3


26.8


94.8


476


16


2


1


4


Purchase Grammar


M. K. Tyler


28


12


16


24.1


23.4


96.2


252


3


1


10


Purchase Primary


M. Davoren


30


14


16


26.7


25.8


95.3


310


2


7


Fountain Street


C. R. Lally


38


22


16


35.3


33.5


94.9


594


58


4


9


Hoboken


K. H. Lyman


26


15


11


24.7


20.6


83.4


758


32


22


Bear Hill


I. V. Martin


23


12


11


17.6


16.2


92.1


424


9


15


Braggville


M. H. Foley


Total


2493


1213


1280


2296.8


2175


94.7


37941 2525 1052


50


11 169


9 34.4


32.2 40.4


93.5 95.3


7311 670


18| 40


3


12


2


44


K. F. Tully A. S. McDermott K. B. Conely A. A. McManus


Oliver Street


N. M. Conely


31


18


13


1


H. F. Swift


46


24


22


1


Chapin Street


A. M. Ames


43


20


23


11


5


3


42


17


805 402


44 21 9 6


27 5


67


2


40


LIST OF TEACHERS, FEBRUARY 1, 1918.


School


1


Name


Residence


Telephone


Sal. App.


Grade


Subject


High School


*Mr. C. A. FitzGerald


Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass.


1912


¡Mr. Thomas J. Quirk


18 Hayward St.


685-R


$1500


1917


XI


ĮInez L. Gay


9 Sumner St.


492-M


425


1907 X, XI & XII


Mary B. Ford


21 W. Pine St.


108-J


925


1905


X, XI & XII


Marian A. Ryan


298 Main St.


217-W


725


1911


XI & XII


Mary FitzPatrick


35 Grove St.


777-W


725


1913


X & XII


Mae E. Birmingham


57 So. Main St.


503-M


725 1913 IX, X, XI & XII


Kathryn M. Morrill


31 Pearl St.


700


1915 IX, X, XI & XII


Margaret A. Pianca


· 3 Plain St.


725


1913|X, XI & XII


High and


Mr. Francis C. Berry


34 Franklin St.


1000


1914 IX & X


Stacy Schools Marcella M. Dignan


3 Purchase St.


434-M


650


1917 IX, X & XI


Katherine A. Power


15 Draper Park


59-R


625


1917 IX, X & XI


and History Latin, History and Algebra


Hannah E. Callanan


344 Main St.


725


1913 IX, X & XI


French & History


Sadie A. O'Connell


42 Prospect St.


675


1917 IX


Geo. E. Stacy School


¡Mr. John B. O'Leary


34 Franklin St.


900


1917 IX


*Mr. Thomas J. Quirk


18 Hayward St.


685-R


1917


(Mrs.) Katherine Edwards | 41 Sumner St.


740


1873 |VIII


Mary F. Devine


126 W. Spruce St.


4


740


1875 VIII


Anna C. Clancy


41 High St.


579-M


700 1911 VIII


Mary E. Kelly


18 Cherry St.


640


1912 VIII


Margaret L. McNamara


91 West St.


676-W


560


1916 VII


*Indefinite leave of absence.


tActing Principal.


Half time.


Physics Latin Mathematics and Science English English & History


Commercial Commercial


Mod. Languages Math. & Science English


68


English and Elocuª tion Algebra


Mary T. McGrail


79 School St. 57 Congress St.


425-W 271-W


700 |1902|VII


Helen W. Kiley


560 1915 VII


M. H. McConnachie


29 Forest St.


700 1907 VII


Katherine H. Lyman


1 Prentice Ave.


700 1914 VII


Lucy E. Gilfoyle


46 High St.


700


1889 IV


Ellen M. Waters


10 W. Maple St.


700


1887 III


Irene K. Gallagher


104 Spruce St.


275


700


1907 II


(Mrs.) M. E. Edwards


40 Bancroft Ave.


508-W


700


1891 I


Park


Mary E. Mullane


132 W. Spruce St. .


108-W


745


1898 VI


Viola F. Leland


130 W. Spruce St.


700


1917 V-VI


Ada M. Melvin


44 Winter St.


447-Y


560


1916 V


South


Katherine G. McDermott


96 Spruce St.


755


1893|VI


Helen M. Quirk,


98 E. Main St.


589-M


480


1917 V-VI


Grace E. Keany


14 Spring St.


526-M


480


1916 IV


Plains Gram.


Mary F. Ranahan


64 So. Bow St.


775


1906 VI


(Mrs.) E. M. Creighton


Hopedale


700


1910 VI


Mary F. Lynch


41 Hayward St.


342-J


700


1912 V


Irene C. Hogan


6 Oliver St.


700


91.1 |V


Plains Annex


Martha C. Toher


Hopkinton


700


1903 IV


K. Harrington


Framingham


700


1911 IV


Plains Prim.


Jenne F. McGann


145 Congress St.


287-W


800


1887 I


Rose E. Keany


Hopkinton


700


1902|I


Julia J. McCarthy


3112 So. Bow St.


540


520


1,916 I


Grace C. Walker


8912 School St.


520


1916|II


Susie E. Ranahan


64 So. Bow St.


700


1905|II


M. Irene Meighan


14 Spring St.


600


1913|II


Evelyn C. Curran


59 High St.


579-R


700


1908 III


Helen G. Laughlin


77 School St.


600


1913 |III


Margaret H. Foley


15 Sumner St.


383-M


560


1915 I


Mary E. Finnigan


54 Fruit St.


520


1916 III


Grammar


(Mrs.) Mabel K. Tyler


90 Purchase St.


318-M


700


1910|V, VI, VII


520


1916 V


Gertrude E. Kirby


12 Leonard St.


69


Port No. 1 Purchase


Spruce Street


LIST OF TEACHERS, FEBRUARY 1, 1918.


School


Name


Residence


Telephone


Sal.


App.


Grade


Subject


Purchase St. Primary Claflin


Margaret Davoren


84 Purchase St.


318-W


700


1896 I-IV,


Catherine McNamara


250 Central St.


775


1880 II


Catherine R. Conway


9 E. Walnut St.


560


1915 II


(Mrs.) A. A. McManus


35 Jefferson St.


700


1911 VI


K. B. Conely


25 Taylor St.


700


1900 V


Agnes S. McDermott


96 Spruce St.


700


1897 IV


Catherine F. Tully


6 W. Pine St.


289-W


700


1889 III


M. G. O'Connor


73 Grove St.


7.00


1907 |I


Chapin St.


Alice M. Ames


14 Fruit St.


296-W


745


1888 III


Jennie L. Devine


126 W. Spruce St.


700


1884 II


Florence N. Aldrich


48 Claflin St.


522-M


700


1907 |I


Oliver St.


Nellie M. Conely


25 Taylor St.


700


1893 III


Lucy F. McNamara


44 Sumner St.


700


1892|II


Helena F. Swift


84 High St.


359-W


700


1900|I


West St.


Mary T. Gilmore


141 West St.


735


1901 I-II


25 Pleasant St.


261-M


700


1903 |III-IV


Hoboken


Mabel A. Kenney


40 Winter St.


440


1917 I


Fountain St.


Ida I. Martin


19 Fruit St.


7-M


700


1910 I-IV


Bear Hill


Margaret E. Roche


13 Orchard St.


480


1917 I-VII


Braggville


Mary C. Edwards


26 Pearl St.


225-R




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