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REPAIRS.
J. H. Thomas, labor $5 66
E. H. Blake, repairing locks
1 90
W. H. Southworth, labor at West Side, . and Union Street . Soule 10 91
LeBaron Foundry Co , grate bars, High school . 39 12
Z. E. Phinney, labor 27 40
Thomas W. Pierce, material and labor
126 57
Frank E. Pierce, labor at High school and Union Street .
14 00
Lloyd Perkins, labor at High school and Union Street .
3 30
Eben Jones, labor and material
21 66
H. A. Sparrow, labor at Highland
6 00
C. H. Crowell, labor at Soule, West Side and High school . 60 06
W. F. Dean, labor
0 35
C. S. Tinkham, cash paid for labor .
16 10
G. L. Finney, labor at Forest Street .
2 50
F. E. Miller, labor at Forest Street .
2 00
E. H. Cromwell, labor at Fall Brook
2 00
J. K. & B. Sears, material
106 00
American School Furniture Co., Nemasket School C. F. Gay, labor Forest Street and Fall Brook .
21 65
C. E. Danforth, labor at Purchade and Thomas- town 7 50
E. T. Tenney, labor at Rock and So. Middleboro
12 83
J. A. Burgess, repairs on suburban buildings
24 74
T. G. Matthews, labor at Nemasket . 23 60
200 00
T. T. Boucher, labor at High school building Thomas & Clapp, labor at High school yard
4 00
Jones Bros. Co., furnishings
38 90
Clark & Cole Co., material
0 40
W. A. Andrews, cash paid for labor at Water- ville
9 00
T. M. Wrightington, labor at Thomastown
3 00
F. C. Sparrow, labor at Neck school 40 79
J. & G. E. Doane, material and labor
136 07
$1,000 00
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106 00
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STATISTICS.
ABSTRACT OF STATISTICS.
VALUATION.
Assessed valuation of the town, 1905 $4,291,254 00
Approximate value of schoolhouses and lots 75,000 00
Approximate value of other school property 5,000 00
COST OF SCHOOLS.
Amount available for school purposes $30,340 98
Total cost of the schools for the year 29,961 15
Ordinary expenses 28,961 15
Percentage of assessed valuation expended for the schools .0069
Average cost per pupil, based on average
membership . 24 74
POPULATION.
Population of the town, 1905
6,888
SCHOOL CENSUS.
Sept. 1, 1904. Sept. 1, 1905.
Number of boys between the ages of 5 and
15 609
617
Number of girls between the ages of 5 and
15 554 563
1,163
1,180
Increase
73
17
Number of boys between the ages of 7 and 14 455
438
Number of girls between the ages of 7 and
386
403
841
841
Increase
59
0
14
Number of illiterate minors over 14 years of age .
0
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SCHOOL ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE.
Central.
Suburban.
Total.
Whole number of pupils en- rolled
927
441
1,368
Average membership .
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842
369
1,211
Average daily attendance
800
333
1,133
Percentage of attendance
95
90.2
93.5
Number of half days' absence
18,348
18,150
36,498
Number of cases of tardiness
891
662
1,553
Number of cases of dismissal
787
329
1,116
Number of cases of truancy
15
0
15
Number of cases of corporal punishment
33
13
46
Number attending over 15 years of age
182
7
189
Number attending between 7
and 14 years
529
360
889
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STATISTICS OF EACH SCHOOL.
SCHOOL.
Room.
TEACHERS.
Grades.
Total
Membership.
Average
Average
Attendance.
Per cent. of
Attendance.
High . . .
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Walter Sampson, Prin ..
10-13
200
184
176
95
Leonard O. Tillson
Grace Allen .
Isabelle M. Briggs
Mabel F. Barnum
Anastacia G. Leahy
9
58
54
51
9-4
2
Lillian M. Tinkham
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44
43
40
92
1 Bertha E. Vaughn .
7
18
44
42
95
Union street .
4
Florence L. Dean, Prin.
6
59
50
47
94
3
Veretta F. Shaw
6
62
50
47
92
2
Maude B. Perry
4
27
27
25
94
School street
3
Lucy P. Burgess
3
GS
64
61
95
3
Lottie N. Besse, Ass't
2
46
39
36
92
1
Eleanor A. Barden, Prin.,
1
47
42
39
92
Forest street
2
A. Belle Tenney, Prin. .
2
32
31
29
93
1
Flora M. Clark
1
45
42
38
91
West Side
4
Henry F. Wilson, Prin. Ina E. Cobb
6-7
41
30
28
94
2
Myra L. Atwood .
3-5
47
45
42
94
1
Mattie M. Bennett
1-2
47
41
38
92
Pleasant street
Lucy E. Merrihew
mixed
39
31
27
86
Plymouth street,
Lillian F. Smith .
66
29
20
18
92
Purchade
Eliza A. McTaggart
66
32
24
21
86
Nemasket
Effie D. Williams
66
26
23
20
88
Thompsonville
Alice B. LeBaron
19
14
13
93
Soule
Mary E. Deane
66
34
25
22
87
Waterville
Bessie B. Bailey
66
23
19
17
89
Green
A. Delle Alden
66
34
34
31
91
Fall Brook
Katherine Bryan
26
20
17
86
Thomastown
Ethel F. Roberts
6
12
34
32
92
So. Middleboro .
N. Louise Kimball
66
44
42
38
90
Highland .
Annabel Landgrebe
66
27
27
23
87
Rock .
Florence I. Reed .
6.
35
29
27
93
Wappanucket
Faye H. Dean
66
31
23
21
90
4
29
26
25
96
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Calista F. Hathaway
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8-9
27
27
24
93
3
2
Lena M. Baldwin
Main street .
3
C. W. M. Blanchard. Prin.,
Membership.
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ENROLLMENT TABLE FOR NOVEMBER.
Central.
662
Suburban. 337
Total. 999
1896
669
360
1,029
1897
686
391
1,077
1898
724
389
1,113
1899
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727
384
1,111
1900
781
408
1,189
1901
860
401
1,261
1902
840
385
1,225
1903
863
405
1,268
1904
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891
400
1,291
1905
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907
410
1,317
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1895
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SCHOOL ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE, 1894-1905.
Number of teachers,
1894. 30
31
31
33
33 1,262
1899. 33 1,179
34 1,236 1,107 1,016 91.7
1,122 1,038 92.5
1,185 1,038 90.0
1,049 90.8
1,095 92.2
93.5
No. 1% days absence,
29,529
28,591 26,623
27,310 27,540
31,136
32,803
34,156
40,957 34,612 35,563
36.498
No. cases tardiness,
3,009
1,710
1,143
1,142
1,131
1,195
1,165
1,431
1,091
1,521
1,553
No. cases dismissal,
2,497
1,659
1,321
1,483
1,495
1,061
1,107
1,186
811
1,090
1,116
No. cases truancy,
23
12
38
21
19
14
15
17
9
14
15
No. pupils in High School,
159
146
153
159
159
126
138
133
147
168
174
200
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903. 38
1904. 39
1905. 39
Number of pupils,
1,201
1,233
1,211
1,232
968
1,024
Av. daily attendance,
860
890
881
901
91.5
90.9
92.5
92.8
950 92.7
1,045 959 91.7
1,277
1,308
1,346
1,376
1,368
Average number,
940
974
948
1,153
1.188
1,211
1,133
Percentage,
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1,188 1,116 26
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STATISTICAL EXPENSE TABLE FOR TEN YEARS.
Year.
Books and Supplies.
Transportation. Elementary Schools.
Transportation. High School.
1896
Fuel. $947 75
$1,227 53
Incidentals. $595 12
$1,416 35
$420 37
1897
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1,000 01
1,262 88
445 28
1,660 45
404 73
1898
989 89
1,335 84
420 38
1,440 35
335 63
1899
1,215 54
1,439 00
437 93
1,447 75
307 27
1900
1,072 98
1,612 76
441 04
1,522 70
352 84
1901
1,303 84
1,938 98
504 69
1,560 90
474 27
1902
690 55
1,822 85
725 10
1,739 60
524 99
1903
2,385 17
1,065 42
439 72
1,827 80
693 47
1904
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1,711 99
1,353 12
582 10
1,662 30
875 20
1905
1,649 32
1,529 60
600 78
2,052 20
683 80
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STATISTICS.
Number of visits of Committee to Central schools
36
Number of visits of Committee to Suburban schools 15
Number of visits of Superintendent to Central schools
553
Number of visits of Superintendent to Suburban schools
148
Number of other visitors to Central schools
3,331
Number of other visitors to Suburban schools
1,316
Total number of visitors to all schools
5,399
Number of pupils promoted in June in Central schools 688
Number of pupils not promoted in June in Central schools
61
Number of pupils promoted conditionally in June in Central schools
44
Number of pupils promoted in June in Suburban schools
312
Number of pupils not promoted in June in Sub- urban schools
25
Number of pupils promoted conditionally in June in Suburban schools · Number of books taken from Public library by teachers for school use . ·
24
Number of books taken from the Teachers'
127
TEACHERS.
Number of teachers employed, including assist- ants, January 1906 40 .
High school, men, 2; women, 4; total 6
Grammar school, men, 2; women, 8 ; total .
10
Primary schools, women . ·
7
Suburban schools, women 15 .
Special teachers, music 1; drawing 1 ; total 2
678
library by teachers for school use
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TEACHERS' TRAINING CLASS.
Whole number of pupils enrolled, 4; residents 2 ; non residents 2 4
SCHOOLHOUSES AND SCHOOLS.
Number occupied January 1906 20
Number of rooms, not including recitation rooms 36
Number of recitation rooms
2
High school rooms .
6
Grammar school rooms, grades 4-9
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11
Primary school rooms, grades 1-3
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8
Suburban school rooms, mixed grades .
15
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Number of houses heated by steam, 1; by fur- nace, 9; by stoves, 10.
CHANGES OF TEACHERS.
JANUARY 1, 1905 TO JANUARY 1, 1906. Resignations.
Isabelle M. Briggs, High school.
Bertha E. Vaughn, Main street, Grade VII.
Calista F. Hathaway, Union street, Grade IV.
Henry F. Wilson, West Side school, Grades VIII-IX.
Ina E. Cobb, West Side school, Grades VI-VII. Lillian F. Smith, Plymouth street.
Appointments.
Clara E. Parker, High school. George L. Weekes, West Side, Grades VII-IX. Katherine M. Cole, Plymouth street.
Annie M. Holt, Plymouth street.
Grace S. Hathaway, Nemasket.
Marion W. Sisson, South Middleboro.
Donna E. Luce, South Middleboro.
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Transfers.
Effie D. Williams, from Nemasket to Grade IV, Union street.
N. Louise Kimball, from South Middleboro to Grade VII, Main street.
Katherine M. Cole, from Plymouth street to Neck school. Marion W. Sisson, from South Middleboro to Grades VI- VII West Side.
REPORT OF TRUANT OFFICERS.
Everett T. S. S. Lovell. Lincoln.
George. W. Hammond.
Number of cases investigated,
3
27
6
.6 ،، of truancy,
0
2
0
66 66 prosecuted,
0
0
0
66 on probation,
0)
0
0
TEACHERS' TRAINING CLASS.
Bump, Mary Lindley, Graduate of Middleboro High School.
Dudley, Agnes Blanche Cameron "
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DeMaranville, Maude 66
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Pratt, Christena . 6 66
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GRADUATING EXERCISES- MIDDLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL.
Town Hall, Friday Evening, June 30, 1905. ORDER OF EXERCISES.
PRAYER - Rev. Elmer E. Williams.
SALUTATORY AND ESSAY - "The Great Folly of Russia," Ruth Eliza Eaton.
ORATION - " A Growing Danger," Roswel Stearns.
ESSAY - " The Cranberry Industry of Plymouth County," Laura Georgia Finney. ORATION - " The Power of Influence," LeRoy Henry Leggee.
CLASS STATISTICS - Rose Standish.
CHORUS - "The Lake."
ORATION - " The Mission of the Motor Car," Henry William Sears, Jr. ESSAY - "Manners of Dress in the Elizabethan Age," Maude DeMaranville. DEBATE-"Resolved : That Taunton is Wrong in her Position on the Lake Assawampsett Question," Aff. : Arthur Justin Bryant. Neg. : Joseph Francis Westgate. VOCAL QUARTETTE - "Kerry Dance," Emma Florence Elwell. Edith Goodale Cody. Mildred Kingman Glidden. Lea Evelyn Auger.
ORATION - " Secondary or Storage Cells," Franklyn Herbert Standish. FRENCH DIALOGUE - Scene from "Ou sont donc ces Messieurs ?" Lea Evelyn Auger. Sarah Evelyn Murtagh.
Mary Lindley Bump. Cordelia Bellis Richmond. Christena Pratt. Alberta Florenz Stickney.
CLASS HISTORY -
Agnes Blanche Cameron Dudley.
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GERMAN RECITATION - " Barbarossa," Lewis Freeman Harding. DEBATE - "Resolved : That Municipal Ownership is for the Best Interests of the People," Aff. : Grace Claire Bates. Neg. : Albert Wood Bates. CHORUS - " Columbia Beloved."
ORATION - " The Advance of Japan," Phineas Percival Dorr.
RECITATION -"Old Mother Goose." Edith Maude Perkins.
DECLAMATION - "Nations and Humanity," Ernest Sumner Pratt.
CLASS PROPHECY - Will Pierce Murray.
ESSAY AND VALEDICTORY- "Influences of Nature," Louise Bradford Pratt.
CLASS ODE - Sung by Class, Written by Eva Freeman Harlow.
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS - Rev. W. C. Litchfield, Chairman of School Committee. BENEDICTION.
CLASS OF 1905.
Classical Course.
Albert Wood Bates. Ruth Eliza Eaton.
Edith Goodale Cody. Emma Florence Elwell. Eva Freeman Harlow.
English-Latin Course.
Grace Claire Bates. Christena Pratt.
Arthur Justin Bryant. Ernest Sumner Pratt.
Laura Georgia Finney. Louise Bradford Pratt.
Mildred Kingman Glidden. Cordelia Bellis Richmond.
LeRoy Henry Leggee. Henry William Sears, Jr.
Sarah Evelyn Murtagh. Rose Standish.
Edith Maude Perkins.
Roswel Stearns. Alberta Florenz Stickney.
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English Course.
Lea Evelyn Auger. Agnes Blanche Cameron Dudley. Lewis Freeman Harding.
Mary Lindley Bump.
Maude DeMaranville.
Will Pierce Murray.
Phineas Percival Dorr. Franklyn Herbert Standish.
Joseph Francis Westgate.
CLASS ODE.
By Eva Freeman Harlow.
Far too soon the happy years are ended, Part now we must. Both joy and pain must now be blended, The future to God we'll trust.
CHORUS-Let us then with purpose steady . Always further go, True to our noblest selves, and ready Only good seed to sow.
To our patient teachers ever faithful, Grateful are we ; Long may the good acquired be helpful, Over life's stormy sea.
MIDDLEBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS GRADUATING EXERCISES, 1905.
Wednesday, June 28, Town Hall. ORDER OF EXERCISES
MUSIC -- "Our Boys and Girls" Jos. J. Kaiser Orchestra, Norris Macomber, Violin, James Williams, Clarinet, Roy Caswell, Violin, Paul Roberts, Clarinet, James Baker, Cornet, Frank Harrington, Piano, PRAYER -
Rev. Geo. W. Stearns,
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SINGING - " The Call to Arms," School.
G. A. Veazie
RECITATION - " Cherokee Roses "
Anon
Inez Bassett.
PIANO SOLO - " Colombine Menuet "
Delahaye
Maud Wesson.
RECITATION - " Herve Riel "
Browning
Ella Tallman.
FLOWER SONG - . Mendelssohn
Theodora Carter.
Maude Starbuck, Accompanist.
CORNET SOLO - " Alice, Where Art Thou ?"
J. Ascher
Mason Leggee.
Minnie L. Fagerberg, Accompanist.
RECITATION - " The Soldier's Joy "
Emma D. Banks
Annie Andrews.
Violin Obligato, Willie Andrews.
MUSIC-" Hymn You Love the Best "
Wm. C. Davies
Orchestra.
SINGING-" The Voices of the Woods" .
J. C. Macy
School.
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RECITATION-" The Green Mountain Justice " Katherine Whitty.
PIANO DUET -- " Triumphal March "
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H. Bierman
Mabel Sears and Theodora Browne.
CORNET SOLO-" Queen of the Earth".
Pinsuti
James Baker.
Kathleen Aldrich, Accompanist.
RECITATION-" The Mustard Plaster "
Howard Fielding
Erna Cornish.
SINGING-" Our Jack "
H. Trotere
School.
MUSIC-" The Crack of the Whip"
S. R. Henry
Orchestra.
PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES OF GRADUATION - Rev. W. C. Litchfield, Chairman of School Committee. BENEDICTION.
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CLASS OF 1905.
Main Street Grammar School.
Kathleen B. Aldrich,
Paul F. Anderson,
Annie H. Andrews,
William C. Andrews,
Alice H. Baker,
James F. Baker,
Inez W. Bassett,
Oliver C. Brett,
Alta E. Battles,
Leroy B. Caswell,
Josephine G. Bennett,
John C. Cody,
Louisa E. Boucher,
Gordon W. Ellis,
Theodora M. Browne,
Gustaf W. Erickson,
Grace M. Bryant,
Charles L. Farrington
Ethel M. Bump,
Melvern D. Gammons,
Theodora L. Carter,
Walter B. Kraus,
Gertrude M. Coombs,
Harold A. Lovell,
Erna L. Cornish,
Lloyd A. Murray,
Elizabeth E. C. Doherty,
Ruth A. Hathaway,
Alfred E. Standish,
Helen S. Parkhurst,
Ernest E. Thomas,
Susie B. Pierce,
Stephen G. Thomas,
Gertrude E. Ryder,
Alfred A. Weatherby,
Mabel B. Sears,
Chester M. Witbeck,
Rena O. Simmons,
Ella C. Tallman,
Eliza A. Slesser,
Elizabeth L. B. Thomas,
Abbie M. Starbuck,
Maud B. Wesson,
Pauline W. Stearns,
Florence M. Weston.
West Side Grammar School.
Arnold J. Bailey,
Walter F. Lakey,
Ralph G. Conant, Alan Deane,
Charles E. McCarthy,
Minnie L. Fagerberg,
George B. Purdon,
Ralph B. Gay,
Katherine A. Whitty,
Rock.
Leslie M. Thomas.
Winfred L. Perkins,
Ruth M. Cox,
Paul H. Roberts,
Annie J. M. Curley,
George R. Shaw,
Mason H. Leggee,
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Soule. Arthur C. Ripley. South Middleboro.
Mary C. Azevedo, Lyman H. Thomas, Ellis M. Wilber. Thomastown.
Frank W. Durant, Celesta O. Shaw, Jennie S. Wrightington. Thompsonville.
William Burroughs, Leslie F. Jackson, Forrest B. Standish.
Wappanucket. Rose Jordan.
LIST OF TEACHERS, FEBRUARY 1, 1906.
Teachers' Training Class. Charles H. Bates, 103 So. Main st.
HIGH SCHOOL. Main Street, near Town Hall.
Walter Sampson, principal, 46 North Main street.
Leonard O. Tillson, 11 North street.
Grace Allen, 19 Peirce street.
Mable F. Barnum, 19 Oak street.
Anastacia G. Leahy, 19 Everett street.
Clara E. Parker, 65 Pearl street.
MAIN STREET GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
High School Building.
Room. Grade.
4. Clifton W. M. Blanchard, principal, 9. 5 North street.
3. Lillian M. Tinkham, 8. Rock.
2. N. Louise Kimball, 7. 23 Forest street.
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UNION STREET GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Union Street, near Centre.
Room.
Grade.
1. Veretta F. Shaw,
6. South Middleboro.
2. Florence L. Dean, principal,
5. 4 Southwick st.
3. Effie D. Williams, 4. 78 Centre street.
4. Maude B. Perry, 4. 6 Myrtle street.
SCHOOL STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.
School Street, near Centre.
Room.
Grade.
3. Lucy P. Burgess, Lottie N. Besse, Ass't,
3. 2 Myrtle street. 3 High st.
2. Lena M. Baldwin,
2. 19 Webster st.
1. Eleanor A. Barden, principal, 1. 85 Pearl street.
FOREST STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Forest Street.
Room.
Grade.
2. A. Belle Tenney, principal,
2. 65 Oak street.
1. Flora M. Clark, 1. 18 Forest street.
WEST SIDE GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Room.
Grade.
4. George L. Weekes, principal, 8-9. 210 Centre st.
3. Marion W. Sisson, 6-7. 210 Centre st.
2. Myra L. Atwood, 3-5. 461 No. Main st.
1. Mattie M. Bennett, 1-2. 8 Peirce st.
SUBURBAN SCHOOLS.
Pleasant street - Lucy E. Merrihew, 23 East Grove street.
Plymouth street - Annie M. Holt, 91 Oak street.
Purchade - Eliza A. McTaggart, 62 Forest street.
Neinasket- Grace S. Hathaway, 23 Webster street. Soule-Mary E. Deane, Thompson street.
Waterville-Bessie B. Bailey, 23 Forest street.
Green - A. Delle Alden, 75 South Main street.
Fall Brook - Katherine Bryan, Courtland street.
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Thomastown-Ethel F. Roberts, Myrtle ave. South Middleboro - Donna E. Luce, South Middleboro. Highland - Annabel Landgrebe, North street. Rock -Florence I. Reed, 115 Centre street. Wappanucket - Faye H. Deane, 63 Oak street. Marion Road - Katherine M. Cole, Rock!
SPECIAL TEACHERS.
Music -- Austin M. Howard, 66 Everett street. Drawing - Elizabeth E. Marvin, Brockton, Mass.
SCHOOL CALENDAR, 1906-1907.
HIGH SCHOOL AND UPPER GRAMMAR GRADES.
Winter term (twelve weeks) begins January 3. Winter term ends March 23.
Vacation one week.
Spring term (twelve weeks) begins April 2. Spring term ends June 20-23. Grammar Schools graduation June 20. High, June 23. Vacation ten weeks.
Fall term (sixteen weeks) begins September 4. Fall term ends December 21.
Vacation one week.
Winter term (twelve weeks) begins December 31.
Winter term ends March 22.
Vacation one week.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Winter term (eleven weeks) begins January 8, 1906. Winter term ends March 23. Vacation one week.
Spring term (twelve weeks) begins April 2.
Spring term ends June 21.
Vacation eleven weeks. Fall term (fifteen weeks) begins September 10. Fall term ends December 21.
Vacation one week. Winter term (twelve weeks) December 31. Winter term ends March 22. Vacation one week.
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School Holidays.
February 22, April 19, May 30, Plymouth County Teachers' Convention, Thanksgiving and the day following. Two visitation days. May 11, School Exhibition.
Pay Days.
February 2, March 2, 23, May 4, June 8, 21, October 5, November 2, December 7, 21, February 8, March 8 and 22.
SCHOOL SESSIONS.
High from 8.15 a. m. to 1.15 p. m.
Central elementary from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and 1.30 p. m. to 3.30 p. m.
Suburban, morning session from 9 a. m. to 12 m. After- noon session from 1 p. m. to 4 p. m., during Sept., Oct., April, May and June : from 1 p. m. to 3.30 p. m. during Nov., Dec., Jan., Feb. and March.
FIRE SIGNAL.
Two strokes of gong-pupils will march out without hats and coats.
Two strokes, followed by one-pupils will march out with hats and coats.
Fire drills shall be given at least once a week.
INDEX.
Page. 5
Assessors, Report of
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Auditor, Report of .
73
Board of Health, Report of
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67
Cemetery Trust Funds .
42
Collector of Taxes, Report of . .
34 22
Fish Wardens, Report of
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28 19
Library, Report of Trustees of
79
Military Aid, List of Persons Receiving
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Municipal Light Board, Report of
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Municipal Light Loan Sinking Fund, Account of Officers, List of .
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Poor, Report of Overseers of .
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School Committee, Report of .
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Financial Statement
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Superintendent of Schools, Report of Statistics of Schools .
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Principal of High School, Report of
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Supervisor of Musie, Report of
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Supervisor of Drawing, Report of .
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Supervisor of Manual Training, Report of . Changes of Teachers .
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Truant Officers, Report of
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Teachers' Training Class
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Graduates of Elementary Schools List of Teachers
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Sealer of Weights and Measures, Report of
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Selectmen, Report of
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State Aid, List of Persons Receiving .
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Superintendent of Streets, Report of .
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Town Clerk, Report of .
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Births, Record of
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Marriages, Record of .
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Deaths, Record of Summary .
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Treasurer, Report of ·
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Tree Warden, Report of .
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