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APPENDIX TO CATALOGUE,
List of Accessions for 1896.
No. 12.
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ABBE Constantin. Halévy, L.
136.16
AFTERMATH. Allen, J. L. ..
711.4
AIKEN, C. Methods of mind-training
134.24
ALASKA; its history, etc. Bruce, M. W,
431.10
ALLEN, J. L. Aftermath ..
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AMAZING marriage, The. Meredith, G.
711.13
AMERICA, A little tour in. Hole, S. R ..
435.12
AMERICA and Europe; study of international relations. Wells,
D. A. and others ...
1325.3
AMERICAN character, Types of. Bradford, G. Jr.
1322.19
AMERICAN highways. Shaler, N. S ...
132.10
AMERICAN politician, An. Crawford, F. M.
1011.13
AMos Judd. Mitchell, J. A.
1021.4
ANDERSON, M. A few memories .
132.10
ANIMA poetae. Coleridge, S. T ...
1315.3
ARCHITECTS of fate. Marden, O. S.
1125.3
ARCTIC discoveries. Greely, A. W. .
435.14
ARNOLD, M. Letters. 2v
622.10
ART of living. Grant, R ...
1328.11
ART of living together. Horton, R. H. F.
1125.4
AUNT Billy. Keith, A. Y.
1021.9
. . AUSTRALIAN colonies, History of. Jenks, E. . . . . . . . .
343.11
AUTHORS and friends. Fields, Mrs. J. T.
626.5
BALDWIN, J. M. Mental development in the child and the race
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BAYLY, A. E. How the children raised the wind.
1217.3
BATTY, A. Trevor. Ice-bound on Kolgnew.
433.18
BEAL, L. S. How to work with the microscope .
132.5
BELL, L. The under side of things. .
711.7
BENEATH old roof-trees. Brown, A. E.
346.4
BERNICIA. Barr, A. E ....
1011.17
BIBLE, The, in Spain. Borrow, G. 435.17 . . .
BICYCLING for ladies. Ward, M. E
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BIRRELL, A. Men, women and books Res judicatae . . . .
1328.9
BLACK, A. Miss Jerry
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BLACK, W. Brisesis .
711.3
BLAINE. J. G. Dodge, M. A. Biography of J. G. Blaine .
622.11
BLISS, W. R. Quaint Nantucket. . 435.15
BOK, E. W. Successward.
1322.20
BOLTON, S. K. The inevitable and other poems
1424.1
BONNEY, T. G. Ice work, present and past.
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BORROW, G. The Bible in Spain.
435.17
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BRACE, C. L. Life and letters.
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BRADFORD, G. Types of American character.
1322.19
BRIGHTWEN, Mrs. E. Inmates of my house and gard ...
133.20
BRISESIS. Black, W ...
711.3
BROOKS, E. S. A boy of the First Empire .
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531.14
BROWN, A. By oak and thorn.
436.2
BROWN, A. E. Beneath old roof-trees
346.4
BROWN studies. Hepworth, G. H ..
1328.13
BRUCE, M. W. Alaska ; history and resources .
431.10
BUNNER, H. C. Jersey Street and Jersey Lane
711.16
BUTTERWORTH, H. The Knight of liberty
1211.9
BY oak and thorn. Brown, A.
436.2
CABLE, G. W. Madame Delphine
711.11
CHAMPNEY, E. W. Paddy O'Leary and his learned pig.
1217.2
Witch Winnie ..
1212.21
Witch Winnie in Paris.
1212.22
Witch Winnie in Versailles
1212.23
Witch Winnie's studio .
1212.24
CHAPTERS from a life. Ward, E. S. (Phelps.).
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CHARACTER. Smiles, S ...
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CHAUTAUQUAN, The. v. 20, 21, 22.
132.4
CHITTENDEN, H. M. Yellowstone National Park
435. 11
CHURCH, A. J. Stories from English history . . .
1226.7
CINDERELLA, and other stories. Davis, R. H.
1021.18
. CLASSIC myths in English literature. Gayley, E. M. 1315 2 . .
1021.13
COLERIDGE, S. T. Anima poetae.
1315.3
COLONIAL cavalier, A. Goodwin, M. W.
436.3
CONGRESSIONAL government. Wilson, W.
132.8
CONSTANTINOPLE. Grosvenor, E. A.
431.9
CONYNGHAM, D. Eunice Quince.
711.12
COOKE, J. P. The new chemistry
132.4
COOKERY. Terhune, M. V. and Herrick, C. T. The national cook-book ..
136.19
COSMOPOLITAN, The. Vol. 18-19.
COUNTRY of the pointed firs. Jewett, S. O.
1027.9
CRANE, S. The little regiment .
1027.16
The red badge of courage
1027.15
CRAWFORD, F. M. An American politician. Bar Harbor.
436.4
CRIMSON sign, The. Keightley, S. R.
711.17
. CRITICAL kit-kats. Gosse, E. 1315.4 . .
1021.13
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CUBA. Rowan, A. S. and Ramsey, M. M.
436.6
CURTIS, G. T. Constitutional history of United States, v. 2. 332.3
CURTIS, W. E. Venezuela . ..
435.11
DALL, Mrs. C. H., ed. Margaret and her friends; ten conversa- tions with Margaret Fuller on mythology of the Greeks.
1136.3
DAME Prism. Matthews, M. H. ..
1223.21
D'ARC, J. Maid of Orleans. Lowell, F. C. Joan of Arc. 622.13 Oliphant, M. O. W. Jeanne D'Arc. 622.14
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DAVIS, Richard H. Cinderella, and other stories. . . .
1021.18
Three gringos in Venezuela and Central America 433.16
DAY of their wedding. Howells, W. D ..
1021.20
DIXIE; or, Southern scenes and sketches. Ralph, J 433.15
DOCTOR Warrick's daughters. Davis, Rebecca H.
1021.17
DODGE, M. A. (Gail Hamilton.) Biography of James G. Blaine .. DOYLE, A. C. The Stark-Munroe letters
1011.21
DYNAMITER, The. Stevenson, R. L.
1011.16
EARLE, A. M. Margaret Winthrop
617.21 132.7
ECONOMICS. Hadley, A. T. ELIZABETH, Queen of England. of Queen Elizabeth ..
Hume, M. A. S. The courtships
343.13
EUGENE, Prince. Pulitzer, A. The romance of Prince Eugene .. EUNICE Quince. Conyngham, D ..
711.12
FARRAR, F. W. Gathering clouds.
1011.14
FAWCETT, M. G. Life of Queen Victoria.
613.18
FETTERED yet free. Swan, A. S ...
1021.8
FEW memories, A. Navarro, Mdme. M. A. (Mary Anderson ) ... FIELD, E. The house ...
1021.12
FIELDS, Mrs. J. T. Authors and friends A shelf of old books ...
1314.19
FLETCHER, J. S. Where highways cross.
1021.10
FLOWER, O. B. Lessons learned from other lives.
627.12
FOLLETT, M. P. The speaker of the House of Representatives.
132.9
FORD, P. L. The Honorable Peter Stirling .
711.21
FORUM, The. V. 18-19.
135.24
FRITH, W. In search of quiet.
1021.14
FULLER, A. A Venetian June
711.6
FULLER, M. See Ossoli, M. F.
1011.14
GAYLEY, E. M. Classic myths in English literature .
1315.2
GENIUS and degeneration. Hirsch, W 132.11
136.16
GENTLEMAN Vagabond, A, and some others. Smith, F. H. ..
1011.15
GIBSON, W. H. Our edible toad-stools and mushrooms. 132.6
613.19
GOODWIN, M. W. A colonial cavalier. 436.3
Dolly Madison White aprons. .
711.14
GOSSE, E. Critical kit-kats.
1315.4
GRANT, R. The art of living.
1328.11
The North Shore of Massachusetts. 436.5
1027.10
GREECE. Holm, A. History of Greece 343.12 . .
435.14
1011.19
The lost treasure of Trevlyn.
1011.18
GREENLAND ice fields. Wright, G. F. and Upham, W.
433.17
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FOUR-handed folks. Miller, O. T.
GATHERING clouds. Farrar. F. W
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GLADSTONE, W. E. Lucy H. W. William E. Gladstone
617.20
GRAY man, The. Crockett, S. R.
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DAVIS, Rebecca H. Dr. Warrick's daughters.
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HADLEY, A. T. Economics ....
132.7
HALÉVY, L. Abbé Constantin .
1021.16
HAMILTON, K. W. The parson's proxy
711.22
HARE, A. J. C. The Gurneys of Earlhaut .
535.4
Story of my life. 2v ..
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626.2
HARPER'S Monthly, 1895. V. 90-91.
HARPER's Round Table, 1895. 2v.
HARPER'S Weekly, 1895. 2v.
HARRIS, G. Moral evolution.
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HAWKINS (Anthony Hope). The heart of Princess Osra . . 1027.11
HEART of Princess Osra. Hawkins, A. H 1027.11 .
1328.13
HERO tales from American history. Lodge. H. C. and Roosevelt. T. HIGGINSON, T. W. Massachusetts in the Army and Navy. 1861-65 (List and record of officers) .
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HILL-top summer, A. Keith, A. Y.
1021.2
HIRSCH, W. Genius and degeneration .
132.11
HOLE, S. R. Dean of Rochester. Little tour in America .....
435.12
HOLM, A. History of Greece. 2v ..
343.12
HOLMES, O. W. Morse, J. T., Jr. Life and letters of O. W.
627.11
HONORABLE Peter Stirling. Ford, P. L.
711.21
HOPE, Anthony. See Hawkins, A. H.
1125 4
HODSE, The. Field, E ..
1021.12
HOUSE-boat on the Styx. Bangs, J. K ..
711.10
HOUSEHOLD of Sir Thomas More. Manning. 1.
1021.11
How the children raised the wind. Bayly, A. E.
1217.3
HOWE, J. W. Is our polite society polite ?. .
1322.18
HOWELLS, W. D. The day of their wedding
1021.20
Impressions and experiences
1315.6
A parting and a meeting Stops of various quills. .
1021.21 1424.3 428.3
. HUME, M. A. S. The courtships of Queen Elizabeth . . .
343.13
ICE-bound on Kolgnev. Battye, A. Trevor.
433.18
ICE work, present and past. Bonney, T. G. . .
133.22
IMPRESSIONS and experiences. Howells, W. D
1315.6
IN search of quiet. Frith, W.
1021.14
IN Taunton town. Green, E. E.
1011.19
INEVITABLE, The, and other poems. Bolton, S. K
1424.1
- INMATES of my house and garden. Brightwen, Mrs. E.
133.20
Is our polite society polite? Howe, J. W.
1322.18
ISRAEL among the nations ; study of the Jews. Leroy-Beaulieu, A.
1122.14
JACOB'S heiress. Noble, A. L. .
1021.19
JENKS, E. History of the Australian Colonies
343.11
JERSEY Street and Jersey Lane. Bunner, II. C. 711.16
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Life of Nancy ....
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JOAN of Arc. See D'Arc, J.
JOHNSON, C. What they say in New England . .
435.16
KATE Carnegie. Watson, J.
1027.12
. KEIGHTLEY, S. R. The crimson sign .
711.17
KEITH, A. Y. Aunt Billy A hill-top summer.
1021.2
KENDALL, P. M. Life and letters of Maria Mitchell .
617.23
KER, D. The wizard king.
1211.10
KING, M. E. Round about a Brighton coach office .
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KNIGHT of liberty, The. Butterworth, H
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KNIGHT of the nets. Barr, A. E ..
1027.13
LANG, A. ed. The red true story-book.
1227.11
LEROY-Beaulieu, A. Israel among the nations
1122.14
LESSONS learned from other lives. Flower, O. B. .
627.12
LIFE of Nancy. Jewett, S. O.
1021.7
LILITH. MacDonald, G ...
1011.22
LITTLE girl of long ago. White, E. O .. 1221.3
LITTLE Huguenot, The. Pemberton, M.
1021.15
LITTLE regiment. Crane, S.
1027.16
LITTLE rivers. Van Dyke, H.
1314.20
LODGE, H. C. and Roosevelt, T. Hero tales from American his- tory.
1226.12
LOST treasure of Trevlyn. Green, E. E.
1011.18
LOTHROP, T. K. Life of Wm. H. Seward
626.3
LOWE, C. The German emperor, William II
613.16
LOWELL, F. C. Joan of Arc ..
622.13
LOWELL, J. R. Last poems : ed. by C. F. Norton 1424.2 .
LUBBOCK, Sir J. The scenery of Switzerland. 435.18
613.19
MACDONALD, G. Lilith
1011.22
MACMANUS, L. Silk of the kine.
711.15
McMASTER, J. B. With the Fathers ; studies in hist ry of U. S .. 346.3
MADAME Delphine. Cable, G. W.
711.11 617.20
MADISON D. P. T. Goodwin, M. W. Dolly Madi-on
MAKERS of Modern Rome. Oliphant, M. O. W. 535.2
1021.11
MANNING, H. E. Purcell, E. S. Life of Cardinal Manning. 613.17 MARDEN, O. S. Architects of fate. 1125.3
1027.14
MATTHEWS, B. Aspects in fiction
1315.5
MATTHEWS, M. H. Dame Prism ..
1223.21
MEN, women and books. Birrell, A.
1328.9
MENTAL development in the child and the race. Baldwin, J. M. 134.25
MEREDITH, G. The amazing marriage. 711.13
132.5
MILLER, O. T. Four-handed folks.
135.24
MIND-training, Methods of. Aiken, C. 134.24
MIND of the master. Watson, J .. 1127.17
435.10
MISS Jerry. Black, A ... ....
1011.20
MRS. Cliff's yacht. Stockton, F. R. 1027.8
1021.4
MITCHELL, M. Kendall, M. P. Life and letters of Maria Mitchell MONROE doctrine, The. Phelps, E. J.
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MORAL evolution. Harris, G ...
1133.3
MORSE, J. T. Life and letters of O. W. Holmes
627.11
MOUNTAIN woman, A. Peattie, E. W ..
711.9
MUSHROOMS. Gibson, W. H. Our edible toadstools and mush-
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MY literary Zoo. Sanborn, K.
133.21
NANTUCKET, Mass. Bliss, W. R. Quaint Nantucket
435.15
NEW Alice in the old wonderland. Richards, A. M.
1212.20
NEW England Magazine, V. 11-12.
NIAGARA book, The. Howells, W. D. 428.3
NOBLE, A. L. Jacob's heiress . .
1021.19
NORTH American Review, 1895. V. 160-161.
NORTH Shore of Massachusetts. Grant, R 436.5
NURSERY ethics. Winterburn, F. H
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MANNING, A. Household of Sir Thomas More.
MARM Lisa. Wiggin, K. D ..
MICROSCOPE. Beals, L. S. How to work with the microscope . . ..
MINUTE-man on the Frontier. Puddefoot, W. G. .. . .
617.23
MITCHELL, J. A. Amos Judd ..
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OLD Mr. Tredgold. Oliphant, M. O. W
1021.6
OLIPHANT, M. O. W. Jeanne D'Arc.
622.14
The makers of modern Rome. 535.2 Old Mr. Tredgold . .. 1021.6
ON snow-shoes to the barren grounds. Whitney, C ..
433.19
OSSOLI, S. M. F. Marchesa d'. Dall, C. H. ed. Margaret and her friends. 1136.3
PADDY O'Leary and his learned pig. Champney, E. W. 1217.2
PARKER, G. Seats of the mighty.
711.19
PARSON'S proxy, The. Hamilton, K. W,
711.22
PARTING and a meeting. Howells, W. D.
1021.21
PATER, W. Plato and Platonism .. 1136.2 .
PEATTIE, E. W. A mountain woman. 711.9
PEMBERTON, M. The little Huguenot 1021.15
PERRY, N. Three little daughters of the Revolution 1221.2
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PHELPS, E. S. See Ward, E. S. P.
PINCKNEY, E. Ravenal, H. H. Eliza Pinckney
617.22
PLATO and Platonism. Pater, W ..
1136.2
POPULAR Science Monthly, 1895. V. 46-47.
PRESIDENTS of the United States, 1789-1894 Wilson, J. G ed ....
622.12
PUDDEFOOT, W. G. Minute man on the frontier. 435.10
PULITZER, A. The romance of Prince Eugene. 613.20
613.17
RALPH, J. Dixie; or, Southern scenes and sketches 433.15 . ..
RAVENEL, H. H. Eliza Pinckney . 617.22 . . .
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RED cockade. Weyman, S. J ..
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RICHARDS, A. M. New Alice in old wonderland.
1212.20
ROUND about a Brighton coach office. King, M. E ..
436.1
ROWAN, A. S. and Ramsey, M. M. The Island of Cuba
436.6
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SANBORN, K. My literary Zoo ... 133.21
SANGSTER, M. E. With my neighbors.
1322.21
SCHURZ, C. Arbitration in international disputes
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SEATS of the mighty. Parker, G ... 711.19
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SENTIMENTAL Tommy. Barrie, J. M.
1027.7
SEWARD, W. H. Life; by K. T. Lothrop.
626.3
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132.10
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SILK of the kine. McManus, L.
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SINGULAR life, A. Ward, E. S. (Phelps)
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711.20
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SKETCHES from Concord and Appledore. Stearns, F. P 535.6
SMILES, S. Character ...
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SMITH, F. H. A gentleman vagabond. Tom Grogan . ..
1021.22
SMYTH, A. H. Bayard Taylor 617.19
SNow garden, and other tales for children. Wordsworth, E. 1221 1
SPEAKER of the House of Representatives. Follett, M. P 132.9
SPRIGHTLY romance of Marsac. Seawell, M. E. 1027.26
STARK-Munroe letters. Doyle, A. C .. 1011.21
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STOCKTON, F. R. Mrs. Cliff's yacht
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535.3
TAUSSIG, F. W. The silver situation in the U. S. Wages and capital.
136.14
TAYLOR, B. Life; by A. H. Smyth.
617.19
TERHUNE, M. V. and Herrick, C. T. The national cook-book.
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THREE gringos in Venezuela and Central America. Davis, R. II .. 433.16 THREE little daughters of the Revolution. Perry, N. 1221.2
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History. Andrews, E. B. The last quarter-century in the U. S.
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VENEZUELA. Curtis, W. E.
435.13
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WHITE aprons. Goodwin, M. W.
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WITCH Winnie in Paris. Champney, E W.
1212.22
WITCH Winnie at Versailles. Champney, E. W
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WITCH Winnie's studio. Champney, E. W.
1212.24
WITH the Fathers ; studies in history of the U. S. McMaster, J. B. 346.3
WITH my neighbors. Sangster, M. E. .
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WIZARD King, The. Ker, D.
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WORDSWORTH, E. The snow garden, and other fairy tales for chil- dren ..
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WRIGHT, G. F. and Upham, W. Greenland ice-fields. 433 17
YELLOWSTONE National Park; history and description. Chittenden, H. M 435.11
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
OF THE
TOWN OF LINCOLN,
FOR THE
SCHOOL YEAR 1896=97.
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
The School Committee of the Town of Lincoln, in accord- ance with a statute of the Commonwealth, chap. 46, sec. 8, as well as a time-established custom, respectfully submit the following resumé of the year's work in that department. Appended is also found a report of the Superintendent upon the condition and progress of the public schools of the town for the year 1896.
The membership of the Board has undergone a change by the retirement of a conscientious and effective worker, Dr. Moses W. Kidder, and the election of Julius E. Eveleth.
We are happy to state that our Superintendent, Mr. McKenney, still remains at the head of affairs. Much to the regret of the committee a change became necessary in the management of the High School, in consequence of the resignation of Mr. Ansel S. Richards as teacher, after having been unanimously re-elected by the Board for the subsequent year ; a better position being offered him in a distant town. In connection with this change we are reminded of the seeming serviceable nature of this particu- lar institution as a training school, judging from the number of excellent teachers who have retired from this beautiful hillside during the past few years. After examining many candidates for the vacated position, the committee felt them- selves fortunate in securing so good a teacher as Mr. Ernest W. Small; his native tact and fitness for the work having been augmented by his former experience of several years as teacher of a much larger High School.
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Six pupils were admitted to the High School from the Grammar department at the beginning of the fall term. Five were graduated in June, viz. , Miss Stella E. Sherman, Miss Ida M. Browning, Miss Annie G. Dempsey, Mr. Harold S. Cousins, and Mr. Moses Underwood.
By the retirement of Miss Brown and Miss Ellison, vacancies were made in the management of the South School. As this is in a measure a graded school, excellent teachers could be readily found to fill the vacated positions. The present corps consists of Miss Nellie M. Newton as teacher of the Grammar department and Miss Marion H. Morgan of the Primary. The effect of a change is as keenly felt in a school room as in a family, and although difficulties will arise to dampen the courage of the new teacher, the influence of her good example and conscientious efforts in the direction of moral as well as mental improve- ment cannot remain long unrecognized. We predict a suc- cessful issue as a result of the new management.
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