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Lucie A. Metcalf,
42
35.87
33.40
93
447
12
39
66
66
2
Clara E. Wellman,
42
34.26
32.35
94
346
16
39
Florence M. Moore,
50
34.52
31.75
92
444
13
39
Mary A. S. Sale,
41
36.60
33.54
91
512
11
39
Oxford.
5-6
Myra D. Crowell,
43
37.80
36.11
96
304
59
39
66
3-4
Inez J. Howes,
43
43.35
40.45
93
521
62
39
Ilda T. Pope,
55
39.00
35.95
92
550
40
39
66
Ethel Faulkner,
33
28.82
26.37
92
457
46
39
New Boston,
1-4
Grace S. Dixon,
22
19.04
17.38
91
303
29
39
Music,
Anna B. Trowbridge,
Drawing,
Ethel R. Browne,
Cooking,
Mary St. J. Willcox.
Manual Training,
Alfred C. Cobb,
Totals 1906.
885
785.
728.
94
8,585
637
742
Totals 1905.
860
740.
693.
94
8,734
682
742
Totals 1904,
858
714.
653.
92
10,956
701
703
Totals 1903,
813
682.
619.
90
11,068
949
664
Totals 1902.
688| 604.
541.
90
10,864 1169
66
1
1
2-3 1
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TABULATED STATEMENT - GRADES, TEACHERS, ATTENDANCE, ETC. FALL TERM, SEPTEMBER 10, 1906 - DECEMBER 23, 1906.
SCHOOLS.
TEACHERS.
Whole No.
enrolled.
bership.
Average
Per cent.
attendance.
Total days'
absence.
Cases of
tardiness.
No. weeks in
term.
High,
High
A. B. Kimball.
138
133.91
130.63 97.55
240
56
15
Preparatory
Nancy L. Lincoln.
36
32.79
32.27
98.41
38
10
15
Rogers,
8
Sara B. Clarke, Prin.,
39
35.65
34.20
95.93
104
14
15
6.
1
Tryphena Butterfield,
39
36.90
36.10
97.08
58
6
15
16
6-7
Katherine Fairbanks,
38
32.13
30.07
93.60
148
2
15
6
Maud B. Priest,
46
42.40
40.90
96.46
109
2
15
5
Marion M. Sylvester,
36
32.04
30.13
94.02
138
10
15
5
Barbara R. Dow,
37
34.03
31.77
95.35
162
19
15
4
M. Louise Norris,
45
42.31
39.40
93.12
207
0
15
4
Florence B. Fitz,
44
42.47
39.98
94.15
179
4
15
Rogers Annex,
3
Ethel L. Hodge,
42
38.80
35.90
92.20
210
4
15
6
3
Mary P. Story,
41
38.49
36.72
95.40
137
0
15
2
Clara E. Wellman.
37
35.90
33.55 93.45
169
4
15
112 N
8
Marjorie Baker,
Average mem-
attendance.
Grades. :
113
Totals 1906.
967
880.
828.
94
3,786
227
315
Totals 1905,
821
781.
749.
96
2,293
208
320
Totals 1904,
831
762.
721.
95
2,980
277
304
Totals 1903,
810
747.
679.
92
4,018
337
Totals 1902,
761 706.
650.
92
42 34.29
32.24 94.02
148
15
Florence M. Moore.
41
35.54
32.92|
92.62
204
2
15
Mary A. S. Sale,
40
34.84
32.10 92.13
195
()
15
Oxford.
5-6
Myra D. Crowell,
45
38.74
36.13 93.26
187
11
15
66
3-4
Charlotte J. Bruce,
45
45.05
42.10
93.45
211
26
15
Ilda T. Pope,
51
43.31
40.60
93 73
196
15
15
66
Ethel Faulkner,
53
44.98
39.57
87.92
391
7
15
New Boston.
1-4
Stella Caouette,
32
25.15
20.28 80.63
355
30
15
Music,
Anna B. Trowbridge, Ethel R. Browne,
Drawing,
Cooking,
Mary St.J. Willcox.
Mannal Education,
Will Whitney,
Rogers Annex.
2 Agnes F. Gillen,
1
1
2-3 1
Highest per cent of attendance, Preparatory Class, 98.41. Increase in Enrolment over 1905, 146
Increase in Average Membership over 1905, 99
114
ENROLLMENT BY GRADES-FALL TERM, 1906.
Building
Grades
Totals
High School
Post Graduates 9
Fourth Year 8
Third Year 30
Second Year
39
First Year
52
Preparatory Year
36
174
Rogers School
Eighth Grade
39
Seventh Grade
39
Sixth and Seventh Grades
38
Sixth Grade
46
Fifth Grade
36
Fifth Grade
37
Fourth Grade
45
Fourth Grade
44
324
Rogers Annex
Third Grade
42
Third Grade
41
Second Grade
37
Second Grade
42
First Grade
41
First Grade
40
243
Oxford School
Fifth and Sixth Grades 45
Third and Fourth Grades 45
Second and Third Grades
51
First Grade 53
194
New Boston
First-Fourth Grades 32
32
Total Fall term, 1906,
967
Total Fall term, 1905,
821
Total Fall term, 1901,
683
Increase in five years,
284
115
ROLL OF HONOR.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy for the year 1905-1906.
Lillian Ryder,
Ivy Bullen,
Elizabeth Nourjian,
Madge Westgate,
Catherine Porter,
Doris M. Neagus,
Mark Sullivan,
Harold Card,
Byron Pardee,
Agnes Nourjian,
Eva Card,
Frederick Dexter,
Edmund Johnson,
Josephine Beaulieu,
Laura Beaulieu,
William McGowan,
Arnold Fitzsimmons,
Clayton Westgate,
Lizzie Ellis,
Maurice Sheehan,
Ernest Johnson,
David Devons,
William Davis,
Blumers Delano,
Everett Leonard,
Marion Sherman,
Herbert Barney,
Harry Betagh,
Forrest Sowle,
Howard Wilson,
Mary Sullivan,
Mollie Lavare, Paul Swift, Edith Weeks,
Vincent Leonard,
Minnie Packwood,
William Dodge,
Harold Lincoln,
Dorothy Church,
Rena Tinkham.
Charles Woodward,
Amy Lincoln,
James Chapman,
Roy Newton,
Ruth Gifford,
Henry A. Howard,
Carlton A. Brown,
Benjamin M. Bates,
Henry H. Crossman,
Stanley Kendrick,
Sarah I. Maker,
Bessie A. Betagh,
Edna F. Shores,
Edith Palmer,
M. Alberta Dillingham.
Mabel M. Chapman.
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PRESENT CORPS OF TEACHERS.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Albert B. Kimball, Prin., Science,
Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
Arthur W. Belcher, Mathematics, Harvard University.
Will Whitney,
Manual Education,
Columbia University
Truro Normal.
Fred. C. Hill,
Physical Education.
International Y. M. C.
A. Training School.
Mary C. Bates, English,
Syracuse University.
Grace M. Grant, Stenography and Typewriting.
Chandler Shorthand School-R. I. State Normal.
Ruby L. Rich, Latin,
Smith College.
Elinor T. George,
German and French,
Boston University.
Nancy L. Lincoln,
History.
Smith College.
Louisa M. Norton, ‘
French and English.
Radcliffe.
Mary St. J. Willcox,
Domestic Science, Framingham Domes- tic Science.
Ethel R. Browne,
Drawing and
Domestic Art.
Museum of Fine Arts Harvard Summer
School.
Anna B. Trowbridge, Music. N. E. Conservatory Silver Burdett School
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ROGERS SCHOOL.
Sara B. Clarke, Prin.,
Grade VIII,
Bridgewater Normal.
Marjorie I. Baker,
VIII, Framingham Normal.
Tryphena M. Butterfield,
66
VII, Plymouth Normal.
Katherine L. Fairbanks,
VI, Westfield Normal.
Maud B. Priest,
66
VI,
Fitchburg Normal
Barbara R. Dow,
66
V,
Marion M. Sylvester.
66
V,
Florence B. Fitz,
66
IV,
Mattie L. Norris,
6.
IV,
Bridgewater Normal, Wellesley College. Framingham Normal. Salem Normal. Fairhaven High School.
ANNEX.
Mary P. Story,
Grade III,
Salem Normal.
Ethel L. Hodge,
66 III,
Bridgewater Normal.
Agnes F. Gillen,
66
II,
Bridgewater Normal.
Edith H. Fay,
66 II, Framingham Normal.
Mary A. S. Sale,
.6
1,
Framingham Normal.
Florence M. Moore,
66
I. Salem Normal.
OXFORD.
Myra D. Crowell, Prin.,
Grades V and VI,
Bridgewater Normal.
Charlotte J. Bruce,
III and IV, Newburyport Training.
Ilda T. Pope.
66 II and III, Bridgewater Normal. I. Framingham Normal.
Ethel Faulkner,
NEW BOSTON.
Stella Caouette,
Grades I-IV, Westfield Normal.
SUPERVISORS.
Will Whitney. Fred C. Hill, Anna B. Trowbridge. Ethel R. Browne,
Manual Education. Physical Education. Music. Drawing and Sewing.
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Graduating Exercises, Class of 1906, Fairhaven High School.
TOWN HALL, FAIRHAVEN, MASS., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1906. AT 2.30 P. M.
Motto: Esse quam Videri. Colors : Gold and White.
PROGRAMME.
Prayer. Rev. F B. Lyman.
Chorus-The Forge. Watson, arr.
Salutatory with Essay-The Primeval American. Mildred Eleanor Gray.
Essay with Valedictory-The Early English Drama. Edith Congdon Kendrick.
Semi-Chorus-Summer Days. Abt.
Address. Charles S. Chapin. Principal of Rhode Island Normal School.
Chorus-Out On the Deep. Lohr.
Announcement of Winners of Prize Essays.
Reading of First Prize Essay.
Award of Diplomas. Thomas A. Tripp, Chairman of School Com- mittee.
Chorus-The Lord is Great. Mendelssohn.
GRADUATES.
CLASSICAL COURSE.
William Alfred Blackburn. Edith Congdon Kendrick. Mildred Eleanor Gray. Charles Lorenzo Lester. Elbert Harrison Shurtleff.
GENERAL COURSE.
Eldred Edward Besse. J. Wilder Tasker. Ralph Emery Lumbard. Sarah Isabel Maker.
COMMERCIAL COURSE.
Edith May Baudoin. Temple Arnold Corson. George Walter Maker. Inez Edith Neagus. Charles Nelson Smith. Mary Isabelle Cash. Stanley Kendrick. Kathleen March. Louise Foster Perry. Alice May Watterson. Frederick Arthur Watson.
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RECENT GRADUATES.
CLASS OF 1902.
Alice Lilley, Teacher, New Bedford
Alice E. Marra (Mrs. Antone Freitas) Married, Fairhaven Samuel F. Bumpus, Clark College, Worcester
Edwin A. Kelley, Westinghouse Elec. Co., New York City Draftsman, New York City
Frederick K. Lawrence.
Mae Delano, Bookkeeper, New Bedford
Bessie L. Ellis, Teacher Domestic Science, Montreal, P. Q
Susan A. Babbitt, Swain Free School of Design,New Bedford Alberta F. Kempton ( Mrs. Charles C. Page)
Charles Lilley,
Bertha T. Pardee,
Vance A. Warner,
Married, New Bedford Printer, "Standard," New Bedford Cashier, New Bedford Bookkeeper, Boston
CLASS OF 1903.
Lillie B. Allen,
Lizzie Alma Blackburn,
Gladys B. Goodnow,
Mary Corey Tabor,
Everett R. Cowen,
Normal School, Bridgewater Brown University, '07 Teacher, Northboro Ida M. Grimshaw, Brown University, '07 Clara M. Howland, Companion, Boston At home, Fairhaven Helen L. Thrasher, Boston University Mass. Inst. Technology, Boston Grace P. Dillingham, Cashier, New Bedford Wallace G. Hathaway, James H. C. Marston, Postoffice, New Bedford Musician, Fairhaven Bessie L. Pardee (Mrs. John Seaman) Married, New Bedford Winifred S. Baker, Bookkeeper, Fairhaven Bookkeeper, New Bedford Machinist, New York Brown University, '09
George F. Braley, Clayton W. Carpenter, Hubert R. Ede,
120
Adelaide M. Howard, Florence W. Nickerson,
Grace E. Slocum,
Bookkeeper, Fairhaven Music Teacher, Brockton Stenographer, New Bedford
CLASS OF 1904.
Gertrude M. Ellis, Ella F. Sherman,
Brown University, '08 Bridgewater Normal Grace M. Tripp, Kindergarten Training School, Boston Grace E. Ball (Mrs. E. R. Cartwright) Married, Pawtucket, R. I Bertha Crafts, Stenographer, Somerville Louvisa H. Hawkins, Teacher, Little Compton, R. I Helen L. Lawrence. Teacher, Granby Bookkeeper, New Bedford Emily Bearse Austin, Tack Factory, Fairhaven Stenographer, New Bedford
Lotta C. Wanner,
Grace I. Babbitt,
CLASS OF 1905.
Anne H. Kempton, Bookkeeper and Stenographer, Fairhaven Charles T. Lincoln, Bookkeeper, New Bedford Claudia C. Willis, Stenographer, Providence Elsie M. Westgate, At home, Fairhaven Dorothy A. Stoddard, High School, P. G., Fairhaven Bookkeeper, New Bedford
Henry T. Howard,
Anne H. Gillingham,
Ernest W. Dean,
Ethel I. Chandler,
Bessie M. Brown, "
Assistant Domestic Science Dept., Fairhaven Clark College, Worcester Bookkeeper Telephone Co., New Bedford Stenographer, Winchendon
CLASS OF 1906.
William A. Blackburn. Edith C. Kendrick, Mildred E. Gray, Charles L. Lester,
Elbert H. Shurtleff,
Eldred E. Besse,
Brown University, '10 Normal School, Framingham High School, P. G., Fairhaven Oklahoma High School, P. G., Fairhaven Mass. Inst. Technology, Boston
121
J. Wilder Tasker,
Dean Academy, Franklin
Ralph E. Lumbard,
At home, Fairhaven
Sarah I. Maker, Stenographer, School Department, Fairhaven
Edith M. Baudoin, Cashier, Star Store, New Bedford
Temple A. Corson, Lawton's Drug Store, New Bedford
George W. Maker,
Stenographer, Aberthaw Construction Co., Boston Inez E. Neagus. Stenographer and Bookkeeper, New Bedford Charles N. Smith, Union Street Railway Co., New Bedford
Mary I. Cash, At home, Fairhaven
Stanley Kendrick, High School, P. G., Fairhaven
Kathleen March, Clerk, Pairpoint Corporation, New Bedford Louise F. Perry, Stenographer, Int. Cor. Sch., New Bedford Alice M. Watterson, Bookkeeper, Taunton
Frederick A. Watson, Stenographer, Boston
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRIZES.
Winners 1906.
MARGARET M. NOLAND.
First prize, $10.00. Subject : Fairhaven in 1920
MILDRED E. GRAY. Second prize, $5.00. Subject : The Unseen Life of the Earth FLORA LYONS. Third prize, $5.00. Subject : The Legend of a Four-Leaf Clover
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
1907
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Dr.
Cr.
Receipts :
Expenditures :
Balance, 1906,
$280 63
Teaching and supervision, $13,309 14 Janitors, 1,569 50
Appropriation, 1906,
16,750 00
State, a/c Supt.,
750 00
Transportation,
1,300 50
Acushnet, H. S. Tuition,
300 00
Fuel,
641 62
J. B. Tasker,
Books,
504 91
H. S. Tuition,
50 00
Supplies,
505 47
C. F. Ames,
Repairs,
503 25
H. S. Tuition,
50 00
Miscellaneous,
659 87
B. H. Kirby, H. S. Tuition,
20 00
(annex),
C. F. Delano, cases, fittings, etc.,
188,00
County dog fund,
573 70
$18,962 33
Overdraft, Feb., 1907,
537 92
$19,500 25
$ 19,500 25
505 99
Special alterations
123
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
1907
PEASE FUND
Dr.
('r.
Receipts :
Expenditures :
Balance, Feb. 6, 1906,
$ 59 32
Pairpoint Corporation,
$15 20
Dividends from Trustees,
305 34
E. E. Babb & Co.,
91 08
Thompson, Brown & Co.,
19 20
Little, Brown & Co.,
12 00
Houghton, Mifflin & Co.,
27 63
Brown Durrell Co.,
7 73
J. L. Hammett Co.,
13 14
Ginn & Co.,
21 04
Home Educator Co.,
2 50
$209 52
Balance, Feb. 7, 1907,
155 14
$364 66
$364|66
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TEACHERS' PAY ROLLS.
Feb. 24,
$1,206.00
March 30,
1,525.75
May 4,
1,206.75
June 1,
1,222.00
June 29,
1,278.25
Sept. 30,
1,137.00
Nov. 2,
1,233.00
Nov. 30,
1,219.50
Dec. 31,
921.64
Jan. 30,
1,209.25
$12,159.14
JANITORS' PAY ROLLS.
Feb. 28,
$139.00
March 31,
151.50
April 30,
139.00
May 31,
139.00
June 30,
139.00
July 31,
135.00
August 31,
115.00
Sept. 30,
119.00
Oct. 31,
127.00
Nov. 30,
119.00
Dec. 31,
119.00
Jan. 31.
128.00
$1,569.50
TRANSPORTATION.
Union St. Railway Co.,
$640.50
George L. Hiller,
660.00
$1,300.50
FUEL.
George P. Randall,
$27.62
Michael Regan,
11.50
J. C. Tripp, City Coal Co.,
362.36
227.67
G. F. Howard,
12.47
$641.62
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BOOKS.
Ginn & Co., $83.78
Houghton, Mifflin Co.,
41.70
E. E. Babb & Co.,
191.14
H. S. Hutchinson & Co.,
1.15
Charles Scribner's Sons,
14.40
D. C. Heath & Co.,
22.26
Thompson, Brown & Co.,
33.60
Rand, McNally & Co.,
12.00
Hinds & Noble,
2.60
Silver, Burdett & Co.,
2.41
Oliver Ditson Co.,
23.39
Benjamin H. Sanborn Co.,
30.00
Little, Brown & Co.,
46.48
$504.91
SUPPLIES.
J. L. Hammett Co.,
$334.37
E. E. Babb & Co.,
5.84
George A. Blake & Co.,
3.53
C. F. Cushing,
3.55
Eagle Pencil Co.,
59.55
Bliss & Nye,
7.75
C. F. Wing,
.40
Atkinson, Mentzer & Grover,
12.36
Alfred Nye,
8.40
Warren P. Tobey,
1.67
C. S. & B. Cummings,
5.50
F. S. Brightman Co.,
12.17
James B. Goddard,
1.70
Briggs & Beckman,
2.15
Olcott Mfg. Co.,
1.80
S. B. & S. H. Willcox,
12.79
Ruggles & Ellison,
7.58
George T. Johnson & Co.,
22.00
New Bedford Dry Goods Co.,
2.36
$505.47
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Suffolk Engraving Co.,
$24.40
H. D. Waldron,
35.32
Hatch & Co.,
13.50
Mrs. R. A. Spooner,
7.50
D. A. Regan,
4.84
Manuel d'Amaral,
39.44
J. B. Alton,
1.40
E. Anthony & Sons,
1.50
Thomas Hersom & Co.,
12.50
Fred A. Hanna,
5.55
A. J. Shooks,
20.55
C. J. Becker,
11.65
H. E. Harrington,
.45
A. B. Kimball,
10.42
S. B. Knight,
1.50
Samuel E. Fiske,
17.50
Charles S. Chapin,
28.41
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
2.56
E. R. Browne,
6.00
Fairhaven Water Co.,
113.86
Louis Nickerson,
1.45
E. G. Spooner,
25.59
S. I. Maker,
81.00
A. B. Trowbridge,
10.50
L. F. Perry,
1.15
J. W. Westgate,
1.50
Southern Mass. Telephone Co.,
15.55
James McFarlin,
4.00
Bliss & Nye,
.55
Charles P. Emerson,
2.00
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light Co.,
20.40
Sulpho-Napthol Co.,
4.00
Mrs. J. Bumpus,
5.00
Phaneuf & Son,
2.85
Charles F. Wing,
1.57
American Seating Co.,
15.00
Briggs & Beckman,
6.62
De Wolff & Vincent,
3.75
Mrs. A. L. Mackie,
25.00
Parson's Steam Laundry Co.,
.39
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F. M. Marsh,
43.72
W. F. Church,
5.71
F. S. Brightman Co.,
14.00
A. R. Washburn,
7.63
H. F. Wilde,
2.39
$659.87
REPAIRS.
G. R. Valentine,
$8.45
E. F. Penney,
42.75
C. F. Delano,
144.02
H. H. Hathaway,
61.63
Hatch & Co.,
2.75
Patrick Sullivan,
4.25
W. P. Briggs,
.60
William L. Kelley,
2.50
Town of Acushnet,
10.00
C. E. Lumbard,
7.30
De Wolff & Vincent,
2.05
New Bedford Foundry & Machine Co.,
41.20
E. V. Hazzard,
41.25
M. P. Whitfield,
121.24
Bliss & Upjohn,
12.00
C. F. Wing,
1.26
$503.25
SPECIAL ALTERATIONS ( Annex).
C. F. Delano,
$103.18
Dodge & Grant,
16.03
H. H. Hathaway,
61.50
American Seating Co.,
180.00
M. P. Whitfield,
127.58
E. G. Spooner, Jr.,
17.70
$505.99
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