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I therefore recommend that the age limit for entrance to the first grade be made six years, that is, for children who are six years old, on or before Sept. 30.
For the cordial and unbiased support in performing the va- rious duties of this office; for the satisfaction of serving a board which has but one aim-the common weal of the public schools and the children for whom the schools exist,-I am duly grateful. For the patient and skillful efforts of teachers, unappreciated and insufficiently rewarded as they often are, this department wishes to express its appreciation.
Respectfully, FRANK M. MARSH.
February 22, 1910.
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ENROLMENT BY GRADES-FALL TERM, 1909.
Building High School
Grades
Totals
Post Graduates 1
Fourth Year 15
Third Year
24
Second Year
30
First Year
50
120
Old High School
Preparatory Class
42
42
Rogers School
Eighth Grade
56
Seventh Grade
40
Sixth and Seventh Grades
41
Sixth Grade
42
Fifth Grade
30
Fifth Grade
34
Fourth Grade
40
Fourth Grade
35
318
Rogers Annex
Third Grade
36
Third Grade
37
Second Grade
40
Second Grade
40
First Grade
42
First Grade 41
236
Oxford School
Sixth and Seventh Grades
35
*Fifth and Sixth Grades
36
Third and Fourth Grades
53
Second and Third Grades
43
First Grade
48
215
Total, Fall Term, 1909,
931
Total Fall Term, 1908,
885
Increase,
46
*Old High School.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy for the year 1908-1909.
Mary Chapman
Paul Shechan
Harold Adshead
Forest Swift
William Davis
William Winslow
Raymond Fish
Laura Bowman
Frank Maker
Ruth Fitzsimmons
Clayton Westgate
Charles Bowles
Everett Leonard
Laurence Mason
Beatrice Dean
Audell Monk
Irene Kenner
Clyde Rounsvell
Antonio Damas
Harold Spooner
Katherine Fleming
Russell Gilpin
Anna Olsson
Madge Westgate
Arnold Fitzsimmons
Ethelyn Manchester
Marion Stowell
Sarah Dlugg
Everett Martin
Elizabeth Bushnell
Edwin Babbitt
Eunice Gilpin
Chester Sylvester
Earl Bates
Curtis Bates
Flora B. Lyons
Louisa B. Bushnell
James L. Atsatt
Evans K. Cexter
Benjamin E. Kempton
Alfred F. Nye
Alden F. Shores
William J. Mitchell
Jessie Hawkins
Amy L. Lincoln
Winifred Savin
Leroy B. Newton
Alton Tripp
Dorothy Church
Ethel Drake
Elsie Jenney
Amelia Palmer
Jennie Stanton
Sheldon Dean
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PRESENT CORPS OF TEACHERS.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Albert B. Kimball
Science
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Clark College
Paul Macklin
Mathematics
Will Whitney
Manual Education
Florence S. Ames
English
Grace M. Grant
Stenography and Typewriting
Ruby L. Rich
Latin
Smith College
Mary E. Campbell
German and History
Louisa M. Norton
French
Smith College Radcliffe
Bessie C. Verder
Science and History
Middlebury College
Brown University Oxford Univ., England Columbia University Boston Normal Art
Anna B. Trowbridge
Music
N. E. Conservatory Silver Burdett School
OLD HIGH SCHOOL.
Preparatory Class Mt. Holyoke $70.00
ROGERS SCHOOL.
Sara B. Clarke, Prin.
Grade 8 Bridgewater Normal $100.00
Raida Osborn
66
8 Bridgewater Normal 50.00
Gertrude Ellis
66
7 Brown University 50.00
Alice C. Gates
66 6-7 Fitchburg 50.00
Eula P. Goodale
66
6 Salem Normal 50.00
Carrie M. Frost
5 Bridgewater Normal 50.00
Marion I. Richardson
66
5 Bridgewater Normal 50.00
Charlotte J. Bruce
4 Newburyport Training 50.00
Mattie L. Norris
66
4 Fairhaven High School 50.00
ANNEX.
Lillie B. Allen
Grade 3 Bridgewater Normal $50.00
Katherine R. Eames
66
3 Framingham Normal 50.00
Aggie L. Sulis
66
2 Truro Normal 50.00
Mildred Thompson
66
2 Farmington Normal
50.00
Mary A. S. Sale
66
1 Framingham Normal 50.00
Amy Crosby
66
1 Garland Kindergarten 50.00
E. E. Strong
Domestic Science
Charlotte S. Dorman
Drawing and
Domestic Art
Mabel L. Matthews
Columbia University Truro Normal Bates College Chandler Shorthand R. I. State Normal
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OXFORD.
Mary D. Crowell, Prin. Grades 6-7
Bridgewater Normal $80.00
Elizabeth P. Hammond 66 6-7 Bridgewater Normal 50.00
Ruth E. Sargent
3-4 Framingham Normal 50.00
Anna Blackburn
66 2-3 Brown University 50.00
Helen L. Delano
66
1
Garland Kindergarten 50.00
SUPERVISORS.
Anna B. Trowbridge ( part time
Music
$55.00
Charlotte S. Dorman (part time)
Drawing and Sewing
45.00
Will Whitney
Manual Education
Frederick C. Hill
Physical Education
130
RECENT GRADUATES.
CLASS OF 1902.
Susan A. Babbitt, Samuel F. Bumpus,
At home, 35 Green St. General Secretary Y. M. C. A. Newburyport, Mass.
Mae Delano, At home, Farmfield Lane, Fairhaven, Mass.
Bessie L. Ellis,
Teacher Protestant Board of School Com- missioners, 27 Durocher St.
Edwin A. Kelley, Clerk, Gen. Auditor's office, N. Y. S. R. 527 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City Alberta F. Kempton (Mrs. Clara G. Page),
950 Kempton St., New Bedford Frederick K. Lawrence, Structural Draftsman, Boston Elevated Railway, 72 Kingsdale St., Dorchester, Mass. Alice Lilley. Teacher, New Bedford, 229 Adams St .. Fairhaven
Charles Lilley, Compositor, the Standard, New Bedford 229 Adams St., Fairhaven Alice E. Marra (Mrs. Antone G. Freitas),
Bertha T. Pardee,
Vance A. Wanner,
50 Adams St., Fairhaven Cashier Steiger-Dudgeon Co. 12 Cooke St., Fairhaven Clerk, the Arakelyan Press 368 Congress St. Boston, Mass.
CLASS OF 1903.
Lillie B. Allen, Teacher, 5 Lafayette St., Fairhaven, Mass. L. Alma Blackburn, Teacher, Fairhaven, Mass. Winifred S. Baker, Stenographer, Fairhaven Iron Foundry 103 Fort St., Fairhaven, Mass. George F. Braley, Grocer, A. G. & G. F. Braley 31 Green St., Fairhaven, Mass. Clayton W. Carpenter, Draftsman, Standard Oil Co. 65 Claremont Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Everett R. Cowen, Civil Eng., Ferro-Concrete Construction Co. Cincinnati, Ohio
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Grace P. Dillingham (Mrs. J. J. Townsend), Acushnet, Mass. Hubert R. Ede, Reporter, the Standard, Fairhaven, Mass.
Gladys B. Goodnow, Teacher, Hull, Mass. Ida M. Grimshaw, Teacher, Bacon Academy, Colchester, Conn. Wallace C. Hathaway, Clerk, New Bedford P. O. 46 Pierce St., New Bedford, Mass.
Adelaide M. Howard, Bookkeeper, N. B. Fish Co. Fairhaven, Mass. Clara M. Howland, Teacher of Cookery, Boston Y. W. C. A. 40 Berkeley St. Boston, Mass. James H. C. Marston, Advertising Dept., New Bedford, Mass. 191 Main St., Fairhaven, Mass.
Florence W. Nickerson, Music Teacher, 24 Elm Ave., Brockton, Mass.
Bessie L. Pardee (Mrs. J. H. Seaman),
Grace E. Slocum,
15 George St., New Bedford, Mass. Stenographer, Chas. N. Richmond 30 Green St., Fairhaven, Mass.
Mary C. Tabor, At home, 200 Main St., Fairhaven, Mass. Helen Thrasher, Teacher, Troy Conference Academy Poultney, Vt.
CLASS OF 1904.
Emily B. Austin, (Mrs. George A. Hayward) 6 Jefferson St. Grace E. Ball (Mrs. E. Percy Cartwright) 198 Robinson Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
Grace I. Babbitt, Sten., So. Mass. Tel. Co., 35 Green St. Bertha Crafts, Private Secretary Westerly Granite Co., 355 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
Gertrude M. Ellis, Teacher Rogers School, Fairhaven, Mass. Louisa H. Hawkins, Teacher, Rehoboth, Mass. Helen L. Lawrence, Teacher, 891 Washington St., Whitman, Mass.
Ella F. Sherman, Teacher New Bedford, 212 Main St. Grace M. Tripp (Mrs. Elwin Vinal) East Seattle, Washington Lotta C. Wanner (Mrs. John M. Palmer) 18 Cottage St., Fairhaven, Mass.
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CLASS OF 1905.
Bessie M. Brown, Stenographer, B. D. Whitney & Son, Winchendon, Mass., 94 Lincoln Ave., Winchendon, Mass. Ethel I. Chandler, Bookkeeper, F. S. Brightman Co., 61 Bridge St.
Ernest W. Dean, Instructor Chemistry, Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y., Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y.
Anne H. Gillingham, Instructor in Dancing, 32 Spring St.
Henry T. Howard, Jr., Clerk, Beacon Mfg. Co.,
New Bedford, Mass. Anne HI. Kempton, Stenographer and bookkeeper, D. N. Kelley, Fairhaven, 150 Green St.
Charles J. Lincoln, Clerk, N. Y. Freight Office, N. E. Navigation Co., 285 Acushnet Ave., New Bedford
Dorothy Stoddard (Mrs. F. O. Knipe) 22d and N. St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Elsie M. Westgate, At home, 5 Cottage St.
Claudia C. Willis, 2600 Pawtucket Av., E. Providence, R. I.
CLASS OF 1906.
Edith M. Baudoin (Mrs. H. A. Braman) 420 Union St., New Bedford, Mass.
Eldred E. Besse, Student, M. I. T.
Mary I. Cash, Stenographer, Atlas Tack Co., 43 Green St., Fairhaven, Mass. Temple A. Corson, Druggist, Hall & Lyons, Waltham, Mass., 180 Washington St., Fairhaven, Mass. Mildred E. Gray, Student, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass. Edith C. Kendrick, Teacher, Thompsonville, Conn. Stanley Kendrick, Stenographer, Hawes, Tewksbury & Co., Fairhaven, Mass.
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Charles W. Lester, Private Secretary, Whipple Real Estate, 2640 Highland, Kansas City, Mo.
Ralph E. Lumbard, Clerk, Morse Twist Drill, 102 Laurel St.
George W. Maker, Aberthaw Const. Co., 8 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. Sarah I. Maker, Stenographer, Sanford & Kelly, Fairhaven, Mass.
Inez E. Neagus, Stenographer and Bookkeeper, Box 16, No. Dartmouth, Mass.
Kathleen March, Yarn Inspector, Bennett Mill, 4 East Coggeshall St.
Louise F. Perry (Mrs. Leon O. Duncklee) Andover, Mass. Elbert H. Shurtleff, Nonquit Mill, 67 Green St., Fairhaven, Mass. Charles N. Smith, Paymaster, Cushman Box Factory, 127 Green St., Fairhaven, Mass. J. Wilder Tasker, Student, Syracuse University, 420 S. Crouser St., Syracuse, N. Y. Frederick A. Watson, Stenographer, Boston Y. M. C. A., 4 James St., Boston, Mass.
Alice M. Watterson, Stenographer, Joseph T. Kenny, Atty., 40 Spring St., Fairhaven, Mass.
CLASS OF 1907.
Clara F. Ames, Bookkeeper Chas. F. Ames, Mattapoisett, Mass. Marjorie L. Brand,
Student, Mt. Holyoke College So. Hadley, Mass.
Alden C. Goodnow, Student, University of Maine, Orono, Me. Stanley Kendrick, Stenographer, Hawes, Tewksbury & Co. Fairhaven, Mass. Alice M. Lyons, Student, Mt. Holyoke College So. Hadley, Mass. Margaret M. Noland, Teacher, Stetson High School West St., Randolph, Mass.
134
Henry D. Pierce, Bancroft Winsor,
Painter, Acushnet, Mass. Student, Mass. Inst. of Technology Technology Chambers
CLASS OF 1908.
Milton J. Bentley,
Bessie M. Bentley,
Helen L. Bennett,
Henry H. Crossman,
Sybil K. Collins,
Student, N. B. Textile School 252 Main St .. Fairhaven, Mass. Student, N. E. Conservatory of Music 252 Main St., Fairhaven, Mass. Student, Framingham Normal School Crocker Hall, Framingham, Mass. Bookkeeper, Taunton Grain Co. . 22 Second St., Taunton, Mass. Student, Bridgewater Normal School Tillinghast Hall, Bridgewater, Mass. Student, University of Vermont 179 Loomis St., Burlington, Vt.
Charles H. Church, .
Maybell Chapman, At home, 33 North St., Fairhaven, Mass. M. Alberta Dillingham, Stenographer, Cherry & Co. Acushnet, Mass.
Harriet M. Eldred, Fairhaven High School Cooking School 99 Main St., Fairhaven, Mass. Dana H. Gillingham, Student, N. B. Textile School 32 Spring St., Fairhaven, Mass. Warren E. Holland, Student, N. B. Textile School Fairhaven, Mass. Mildred A. Howland, Student, Framingham Normal School 249 Main St., Fairhaven, Mass. Flora B. Lyons, Student, Mt. Holyoke College So. Hadley, Mass. Florence Mara, Gladys A. Newton, At home, Fairhaven, Mass. Student, Bridgewater Normal School 122 Park Ave., Bridgewater, Mass.
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Edith Palmer, Stenographer Whitney Law Corp., New Bedford 161 Main St., Fairhaven, Mass. Edna A. Rounseville, Bookkeeper and Stenographer, Tucker, Anthony & Co., 101 Sycamore St., New Bedford, Mass. Emma J. Sherman, Student, Bridgewater Normal School Tillinghast Hall, Bridgewater, Mass. Rose L. Sisson, Clara C. E. Welden, Teacher, Southwick, Mass. P. O. Clerk, Acushnet Station, N. B. Acushnet, Mass. Helen M. Westgate, Bookkeeper, Slocum & Kilburn 42 Middle St., Fairhaven, Mass. Allen P. Winsor, Student, Philips Exeter Academy Exeter, N. H.
.
CLASS OF 1909.
Clifford H. Ashley, Bookkeeper Nonquitt Spinning Co. New Bedford, Mass. James Loring Atsatt, Student at W. P. I., 718 Main St. Worcester, Mass. Bessie A. Betagh, Stenographer Atlas Tack Co. 80 William St., Fairhaven, Mass. Louisa B. Bushnell, Clerk and Substitute Teacher, School Dept. 16 Oak Ave., Fairhaven, Mass. Carolyn Smith Cowen, Evans King Dexter, At home, 11 Cook St., Fairhaven Student Cushing Academy, Ashburnham, Mass. Carrie Hammond Dunn, Arthur Herbert Goddard, At home, Mattapoisett, Mass. Student Haverford College, Haverford, Pa. Melissa Carlyle Jenkins, Benjamin Earle Kempton, At home, Rochester, Mass. Shipping Clerk Pairpoint Corp. 150 Green St. Edna B. Mack, Clerk So. Mass. Tel. Co. North St., Fairhaven
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Annie D. Mendell,
Wm. J. Mitchell
Alfred F. Nye,
Alden Leslie Shores,
Nellie V. Tripp,
Julia K. Vaughan,
Student Bridgewater Normal Bridgewater, Mass. Student University of Maine, Orono, Me. Student Phillips Exeter Academy Box 216, Exeter, N. H. Teacher, Y. M. C. A., New Bedford 19 Rotch St., Fairhaven At home, 125 Adams St., Fairhaven Student Wellesley College 8 Waban St., Wellesley, Mass.
HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. Winners, Prize Essays, 1909.
"By Blazed Trails" Miss Gladys R. Cummings "The Killing and Cutting-in of a Sperm Whale" Mr. James L. Gillingham, Jr.
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No School Signals.
For the benefit of those who have difficulty in remembering the significance of the school signals, the following is submitted for reference :
The signal at 8.00 a. m. indicates no school for grades one to four, inclusive.
The signal at 8.15 a. m. indicates no school for all grades.
The signal at 12.30 noon indicates no school for grades one to four, inclusive.
The signal at 12.45 noon indicates no school for all grades.
Note.
Schools are often in session when weather conditions make it unfit for some children to attend, in which case parents must make their own decisions. At such times the schools are available for those pupils who wish to attend.
TABULATED STATEMENT - GRADES, TEACHERS, ATTENDANCE, ETC. SCHOOL YEAR -SEPTEMBER, 1908 - JUNE, 1909.
SCHOOLS.
TEACHERS.
Whole number
enrolled.
Average
Average
Per cent.
attendance.
Total days'
absence.
Cases of
tardiness.
No. of weeks
in year.
High, Old High,
High Prep.
A. B. Kimball, Prin.
134 120.65 117.13 97.08
669
76
40
Mabel L. Mathews,
26
22.72
21.64 95.24
206
31
40
Rogers,
8
Sara B. Clarke, Prin.
55
48.09
46.13 95.92
365.5
10
40
7
Mary W. Blanchard,
41
35.10
33.53 95.52
294
6
40
6 & 7
Alice C. Gates,
41
33.35
31.24 93.35
396.5
17
40
48
41.31
39.23
94.96
389
10
40
5
Marion M. Sylvester,
35
33.49
31.47
93.96
375.5
2
40
66
5
Carrie M. Frost,
36
31.09
29.72
95.56
254
2
40
4
Catherine D. MacKeen,
38
30.62
28.60
93.33
376
7
40
Rogers Annex,
3
Mary P. Story,
44
36.07
34.08|
94.48
506
12
40
3
Ilda T. Pope,
44
37.25
34.91 93.71
434
7
40
2
Edith H. Fay,
45
33.11
29.75 89.85|
624.5
17
40
6
Eula P. Goodale,
37
31.79
30.32
95.37
272.5
4
40
4
M. Louise Norris,
membership.
attendance.
Grades.
8
Raida Osborne,
Rogers Annex,
39
33.73 30.79 91.22| 546
4 40
44
38. 33.98 89.42 740
6
40
·
1
Ethel C. Wetherbee,
47
38.31 34.85 90.96
32.59| 92.45
487.5
15
40
Charlotte J. Bruce,
30
23.96
22.14 92.40
343
29
40
Bessie F. Nesmith,
59
45.28
41.28 91.16
737
60
40
L. Alma Blackburn,
33
27.67
24.90 89.98
502.5
29
40
30
24.62
21.07 85.58
640.5
80
40
Music,
Drawing,
Charlotte Dorman,
Cooking,
Anna M. Rogers,
Manual Education,
Will Whitney,
Physical Education,
Frederick C. Hill,
Totals, 1909,
947
801.46
749.
93
9,792
434
Totals, 1908,
1028
891.
837.
93
10.248,5
508
Totals, 1907,
975
862.
804.
93
9,836
592
Totals, 1906,
885
785.
728.
94
8,585
637
Totals, 1905,
860
740.
693.
94
8,734
682
Totals, 1904,
858
714.
653.
92
10,956
701
40
Myra D. Crowell, Prin.
41 35.25
Oxford, Old High, Oxford,
6 & 7 5
3 & 4
2
C. Eliza Fletcher, Anna B. Trowbridge,
1
2 Aggie L. Sulis, 1 Mary A. S. Sale,
633 10
TABULATED STATEMENT - GRADES, TEACHERS, ATTENDANCE, ETC. FALL TERM - SEPTEMBER 7, 1909 - DECEMBER 23, 1909.
SCHOOLS.
TEACHERS.
Whole number
enrolled.
Average
Average
Per cent.
attendance.
Total days'
absence.
Cases of
tardiness.
No. of weeks
in term.
High,
High Prep.
A. B. Kimball, Prin.
120 119.52 118.15 98.85
46
16
Old High,
Mabel L. Mathews,
42
40.65
39.65 97.29
1
16.
Rogers,
8
Sara B. Clarke, Prin.
56
54.28
53.13 97.88
86.5
3
16.
7
Gertrude Ellis,
41
38.41
36.40
94.76
152
16
16
6
Eula P. Goodale,
42
41.40
39.70
95.89
128.5
· 9
16
5
Carrie M. Frost,
30
29.76
28.68
96.37
81.5
1
16
5
Marion I. Richardson,
34
28.35
26.76 94.39
120.5
3
16.
4
M. Louise Norris,
40
36.64
35.37
96.53
96
1
16
6.
4
Charlotte J. Bruce,
35
35.61
34.03
95.28
119
5
16
Rogers Annex,
3
Lillie B. Allen,
36
30.78
29.36
95.38
105.5
8
16
3
Ruth N. Norton,
37
30.92
28.24 91.33
192.5
6
16
2
Mildred Thompson,
40
37.13
35.25 94.93
141.5
17
16
46
8
Raida Osborne,
40
31.37
30.22
96.33
78
17
16
6 & 7
Alice C. Gates,
membership.
attendance.
Grades.
104 76
Rogers Annex,
2
40
36.16| 36.09
34.09 94.27| 32.92 91.21
156 239
10
16
42
4
16
41
36.46
33.31 91.38
239.5
6
16
35
28.21
27.11
83
3
16
Elizabeth P. Hammond,
36
30.60
29.31
96:10 95.78
87.5
21
16
Bessie F. Nesmith,
53
42.48
38.51
90.65
299.5
15
16
43
35.21
32.68
92.53
190.5
7
16
Helen L. Delano,
48
39.38
35.15 89.25
317.5
20
16
Music,
Drawing,
Anna B. Trowbridge, Charlotte E. Dorman, Eunice E. Strong,
Cooking,
Manual Education,
Will Whitney,
Physical Education,
Frederick C. Hill,
Totals, 1909,
931
839.41
798.02
94.54 3,094.
219
Totals, 1908,
885
822.71
788.32
95.45 2,550
151
Totals, 1907,
971
917.00
873.00
95.00 3,343.
211
Totals, 1906,
967
880.00
828.00
94.00 3,786.
227
Totals, 1905,
821 781.00 749.00
96.00 2,293.
208
1
Aggie L. Sulis, Mary A. S. Sale, Amy Crosby,
Oxford, Old High, Oxford,
1 6 & 7 5 3 & 4 2 & 3 1
Myra D. Crowell, Prin.
L. Alma Blackburn,
142
FINANCIAL STATEMENT 1910
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Dr.
Cr.
Receipts :
Expenditures :
Balance, March, '09,
$ 7 24 20,600 00
Teaching,
$12,819 00
Supervision,
1,408 34
Janitors,
1,682 00
Transportation,
1,799 50
Fuel,
1,104 18
Repairs,
1,158 92
Books,
548 70
Supplies,
548 68
Miscellaneous,
832 88
$21,902 20
Balance, March, 1910,
185 26
$22,087 46
$22,087 46
Appropriation, Mar., '09, State, on account of Superintendent, County, Dog Fund,
833 34 646 88
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT 1910
PEASE FUND
Dr
Cr.
Receipts : Balance, March, 1909, Dividends from Trustees,
$ 28 48 305 34
Expenditures : Balance, March, 1910,
$333 82
$333 82
$333|82
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TEACHERS.
Sara B. Clarke,
$1,000.00
Mabel L. Mathews,
673.50
Raida Osborne,
580.00
Mary W. Blanchard,
250.00
Alice C. Gates,
499.00
Eula P. Goodale,
500.00
Marion M. Sylvester,
212.00
Carrie M. Frost,
500.00
M. Louise Norris,
563.00
Catherine I. MacKeen,
150.00
Mary P. Story,
310.00
Ilda T. Pope,
247.00
Aggie L. Sulis,
498.00
Edith H. Fay,
246.00
Ethel C. Wetherbee,
23.00
Mary A. S. Sale,
500.00
Grace H. Hale,
112.50
Myra D. Crowell,
775.50
Charlotte J. Bruce,
540.00
Bessie F. Nesmith,
500.00
Alma L. Blackburn,
475.00
C. Eliza Fletcher,
248.00
Gertrude Ellis,
409.00
Anna B. Trowbridge,
500.00
Charlotte S. Dorman,
450.00
Amy Crosby,
387.50
S. W. Young,
87.50
Marion I. Richardson,
250.00
Lillian B. Allen,
250.00
Ruth N. Norton,
180.00
Marion A. Thompson,
250.00
Elizabeth P. Hammond,
250.00
Helen L. Delano,
250.00
Grace M. Allen,
1.00
Sarah I. Maker,
34.00
Louise B. Bushnell,
55.00
Elfie Campbell,
14.00
Ellen Akin,
1.00
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Almira Gifford, Carrie E. Baker, Mrs. H. L. Bonney, Mrs. E. Mackie,
4.00
4.50
2.00
38.00
$12,819.00
JANITORS.
Rufus B. White,
$600.00
A. J. Jenney,
480.00
Frederick Taber,
360.00
J. B. Alton,
240.00
Elmer Howard,
2.00
$1,682.00
TRANSPORTATION.
George L. Hiller,
$660.00
Union Street Railway Co.,
1,139.50
$1,799.50
FUEL.
Dennison Bros. Co.,
$97.86
A. I. Record,
.37
Dana Farm
7.00
J. C. Tripp,
899.93
M. H. Howard,
7.00
A. W. Holmes,
65.50
A. R. Washburn,
4.75
G. P. Randall,
21.75
$1,104.18
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REPAIRS.
C. F. Delano,
$45.73
L. W. Morton,
13.79
M. P. Whitfield,
486.54
New Bedford Foundry & Machine Co.,
35.14
Valentine's Machine shop,
5.95
N. P. Hayes,
8.00
Highway department,
2.91
American Seating Co.,
12.50
Z. W. Dodge,
188.38
Robert Doran,
1.30
H. H. Hathaway,
144.19
Herbert Evans,
12.00
Briggs & Beckman,
4.48
Babbitt Steam Specialty Co.,
1.25
A. W. Perkins,
54.88
D. H. Cook,
139.75
T. N. Thatcher,
2.13
$1,158.92
BOOKS.
D. C. Heath & Co.,
$22.00
Silver, Burdett & Co.,
209.70
Houghton, Mifflin Co.,
6.38
Atkinson, Metzer & Grover,
39.96
Ginn & Co.,
190.92
The Davis Press,
7.50
Edward E. Babb & Co.,
33.44
Thompson, Brown Co.,
12.20
Charles Scribner's Sons,
26.70
$548.70
SUPPLIES.
J. L. Hammett Co.,
$385.56
S. D. Angell Co.,
9.45
Eagle Pencil Co.,
18.75
Charles Scribner's Sons,
1.39
147
Silver, Burdett & Co.,
1.25
Bryant & Co.,
2.75
F. W. Woolworth,
3.00
New Bedford Printing Co.,
8.75
H. H. Hathaway,
20.25
A. E. Coffin Press,
4.60
C. D. Waldron,
21.20
Educational Publishing Co.,
12.50
D. A. Regan,
12.36
American Water Supply Co.,
3.75
O. L. Engel,
6.00
F. S. Brightman,
3.08
Pairpoint Corporation,
10.25
G. G. Lawton,
2.50
A. & E. Burton,
17.79
S. B. Tobey,
3.50
$548.68
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sarah I. Maker,
$37.00
Fairhaven Water Co.,
317.03
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light Co.,
86.13
Southern Massachusetts Telephone Co.,
27.99
N. P. Hayes,
7.55
C. F. Wing,
17.50
Parson's Steam Laundry Co.,
2.31
A. R. Washburn,
6.16
Joseph Alton,
3.20
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
.25
E. G. Spooner,
26.73
L. B. Bushnell,
81.35
J. V. Spare & Co.,
1.41
Alfred Nye,
12.65
W. H. Schroeder,
2.00
Hatch Express Co.,
9.94
Tree Warden department,
17.00
Wm. H. Dunham,
11.25
C. F. Brownell,
2.50
148
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Allen's Boston & New Bedford Express,
.40
A. L. Mackie,
25.00
A. I. Record,
.12
F. M. Marsh,
13.90
C. D. Waldron,
11.00
Antonio Garcia,
1.66
Manuel D. Amarel,
17.63
C. F. Delano,
47.47
A. E. Wordell,
30.00
S. P. & S. H. Willcox,
3.20
West Disinfecting Co.,
8.75
Phaneuf & Sons,
3.80
$832.88
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