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Not long since, a teacher in one of our larger schools was asked what she would do in case of a sudden alarm of fire in the building. She answered that she would run, and tell the children to do the same. As this report will be read by the greater part of the teachers in the city, it may not be deemed irrelevant to make a few suggestions on this point. In our large school-houses the outside doors all swing inward, and if an alarm should occur, unless the teachers should take precautionary measures against it, a sudden rush of the pupils would render it impossi- ble to open them, and thus a calamity might be caused,
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the very thought of which will thrill the heart of every parent with terror. For this reason it would perhaps be advisable for cach teacher to give her pupils some in- struction occasionally, on the proper manner of procedure in such a case. When about to dismiss them for recess, let her say, "Now scholars, we will suppose this building to be on fire," and then give them to understand that she wishes them to remember for their own good what is to be done in such a case. Let her instantly send two of her largest, trustiest boys down to the outside door with instructions to open it and hold it open; let the children rapidly form in double ranks, the girls in front, and quickly begin to descend the stairs; then if there be a story above, let the teacher, with two or three of her stoutest boys, place herself at the foot of the upper stairway to keep the rush of children back from above, until her own little flock has successfully filed out of her room and is on the way down, --- then she may follow. In a practice or drill of this kind, all the teachers in a building should act in concert, and if several teachers should happen to send boys to the door to open and guard it, the largest should perform the duty, and the others should immediately pass out. It should be under- stood that where one school has commenced descending a flight of stairs, that school is entitled to the way un- til it has passed ; no column must be allowed to break into or through another already upon the stairs. Final- ly the children must be instructed not to stop and look back as soon as they are out of the building, but they must hurry away from the door so as not to obstruct the rapid egress of those coming behind.
I beg leave to close this report with a rapid survey of our system of graded common schools. At the age of five years the child is admitted to the lower Sub-Pri-
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mary school, where he is taught his letters and the be- ginnings of reading. As soon as he begins to read very simple words, he is promoted to the upper Sub-Primary, where he is drilled in reading, spelling, and printing on the slate and blackboard. Here the field of the instructor begins to widen. Some of the teachers give great vi- vacity and interest to these schools by introducing count- ing, lessons on objects, gymnastics and singing. The child is promoted to the Primary grade in from one to two years, according to his aptness. Here, printing let- ters and numbers on the blackboard is continued, togeth- er with reading, spelling, gymnastics and singing. This grade is completed in eighteen months or two years, and then the pupil passes to the Secondary school where he commences the study of geography, and a more sys- tematic work is begun with arithmetic and music; but written arithmetic is not commenced until six months or a year has been passed in this grade. Some pupils leave the Secondary school in eighteen months, but the majority of them spend two years there. I think that a year might be saved in this and the preceding grade by the division of the Secondary into two grades, and the re-distribution of the studies. I will endeavor, as soon as possible to present for your consideration a matured plan having this object in view. Passing from the Sec- ondary to the Grammar school, the pupil continues the study of music, penmanship, reading, spelling, intellectual and written arithmetic, and geography, and begins En- glish grammar. Four years, or less, suffices to carry him through the two lower Grammar grades and he then en- ters the highest Grammar school, where he is supposed to complete grammar, geography, and written arithme- tic, continuing music, penmanship, reading and spelling, and commencing history, physiology and practical ex-
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ercises in English composition: This grade occupies a year, and at its close the pupil should be prepared to en- ter the High school. The whole course requires for its completion from eight to eleven years. The High School course occupies from two to four years ; and a pupil, having completed that, has received at the hands of the community a generous training extending through from ten to fifteen years ;-- a training which well supplies the place of, and exceeds in value a patrimony of thousands.
Respectfully submitted,
B. P. CHENOWETH,
Superintendent Public Schools.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF WORCESTER
For the Year 1866.
JAMES B. BLAKE, Mayor, Ex-officio, President,
B. P. CHENOWETH, Superintendent.
SAMUEL V. STONE, Secretary and Prudential Commit- tee for Center District.
Members whose Term expires Members whose Term ex- Jan. 1, 1869.
pires Jan. 1, '68.
Members whose Term ex- pires Jan. 1, '67.
Ward 1. Jos. D. Daniels,
Hartley Williams,
W. H. Sanford,
2. George W. Gale,
Edward Earle,
T. K. Earle,
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3. E. D. McFarland,
John J. Power,
Samuel Putnam,
4. P. T. O'Reilly,
Charles A. Tenney,
M. S. McConville,
5. John C. Newton,
Thomas Megennis,
Samuel V. Stone,
6. Francis L. King,
John Dean,
T. E. St.John,
" 7. George Jaques,
T. M. Lamb,
Thomas Earle,
8. R. R. Shippen.
C. B. Metcalf.
Frank H. Rice.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On SCHOOL HOUSES :- Messrs. T. K. Earle, Newton, Gale, Power and T. Earle.
On Books and APPARATUS :- Messrs. Shippen, Daniels, Williams, Metcalf and Sanford.
On EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS : - Superintendent, ex-officio, Shippen, Power, St. John and Jaques.
On FINANCE :- Mayor, Superintendent, Edward Earle, Newton and McCon- ville.
On CONFERENCE :- Mayor, Superintendent, Lamb, Stone and O'Reilly.
Report of Secretary of School Committee.
The past has been a busy year, to all having the charge and management of our public schools. How to properly provide room for the rapidly increasing num- ber of children who crowded for admission into our schools has been a matter of much perplexity. The re- port of the Superintendent exhibits the increase from term to term. How to provide for an increase of six hundred and forty-one scholars during the year, when the schools were full at the commencement, has been a duty which could not be evaded, but must be met. The City Council upon the call of the School Board, had the previous year commenced the erection of a school-house at the Junction of Providence and Grafton streets, to accommodate eight schools, but into this house must go two schools from Temple street which had occupied hired rooms, which could no longer be used for that purpose, also two schools from the school house in the rear of the Dale Hospital. This left but four rooms in the new building for new schools, which would accommodate but two hundred and fifty scholars. To accommodate the re- maining increase, a new school house has been erected near the Adriatic Mills, for two schools. An addition has been put upon the school house in the Northville District, new school rooms have been finished off in the Ash street and the Main street school houses, and in the Quinsigamond school house, and a room temporarily oc- cupied in Harding's block, Front street. What all these could not accomodate have been crowded into the old school.
The following table will show the numbers and attend- ance in each school for the year.
Statistical Table showing the number and attendance of pupils in the Public Schools during the year 1866, etc.
SCHOOLS.
PRINCIPALS.
for the year.
Whole number registered
Males.
Females.
Average number belonging.
Average attendance.
Percentage of attendance.
No. over 15 years of age.
Number registered 1st & 2d
Average attendance 1st &
Number registered 3d & 4th
Average attendance 3rd &
No. perfect in attendance
two consecutive Terms.
No. perfect in attend. for
Average age of pupils Jan'y
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL.
Y. M.
High School,
{J. F. Claflin,
193| 68| 125| 145 |141.5 .97586|149| 164|134 | 146|145 | 19 | 9 |15.1
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS HIGHER GRADE.
Thomas-st.,
E. I. Comins,
133
57
76|
74.7
71.5 .95687| 27
80
86 | 73.9
8
25 |14.10
Sycamore-st.,
A. A. Hunt,
87
41
46
58.
56.
.96500
46
32|
56
62.
20 14.11
Providence-st.,
H. M. Harrington,
41
14
27
39.
38.3 .95833
15
41 |
38.3
3
5 |14.6
Thomas-st.,
Miss V. E. Hapgood,
51
17
34
31.2
29. 1.92948
8
30
25. 44.4
56
49.6
3
27 14.3
Sycamore-st.,
A. S. Dunton,
65
36
29
49.1
47.4 .96430
14
491
59!
46.8
51
32.2
6
13.10
Salem-st.,
H. Blood,
61
27
34
42.9
39.3 .91608
3
Providence-st.,
M. F. Reed,
37
21
16
42.8
38.3 .89713
37
38.2
13.8
475
213: 262
337.7 |319.8 .94103 120
250 242.7|
374 |327.31
14
85 |14.5
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS, LOWER GRADE. .
Thomas-st.,
Mrs. E. M. Wheeler, Miss E. M. Aldrich,
93
54
44
80.71
77.4 .95900
4
80|
76. 1
85
80.9|
5
9
113.
73
34
39
51.7
47.6 .92069
1
54
46.5
62
48.8
1
13.7
Elm-st.,
Emma Brown,
59
59
53.
50. 1.94339
15
57
52.
56
47.
3
11
13.1
Pleasant-st.,
P. E. Cole,
83
56
27
50.
46 .90952
5
52
42.
75
51.
1
25
13.1
Sycamore-st.,
C. A. George,
68
40
28
57.8
55.2 .95606
5
68
54
63
56.5
6
7
12.6
Salem-st.,
M. E. Fitch,
89
37
52|
50.7
46.7 .92110
0
52
44
65
51.4
3
3
13.5
Ash-st.
M. M. Lawton,
70
34
36
41.2
38.5 .93278
2
- 50
37.4
63
39.5
1
4
12.8
East Worcester,
E. Merrick,
63
27
36
47.1
43.4 .92008
1
49
41.8
62
45.1
1
|12.1
New Worcester,
52
29
23
30.5
27.5 .90147
12
37
27.7
40
27.1
3
12.7
650| 311 344
462.7 432.3.92934 45
499 421.4
571 |447.3| 19
64
12.11
75.5 51.
-
47
33.1
the whole year.
1st, 1867.
Terms.
2d Terms.
Terms.
4th Terms.
E. E. Crane,
2 |13.11
66
SECONDARY SCHOOLS.
Mrs. E. H. Coe,
133
73
60
98.
88.2 |.89810
100
84.4
111
91.6
2
17 |11.2
Miss T. S. Nichols,
68
40
28|
57.
52.
.91229
63
49
65
54.
1
7 11.3
115
53
62
58.1
54.2
.93378
67
53.
81
55.5
4
12 11.5
C. Hewett,
65
29
36
58.6
51.8
59
53.
63
50.7
9
9|11.1
66
28
38
58.
52.
.89655
63
53.
61
49.
5 10.9
Sycamore-st.,
61
Jennie A. Green,
71
38
33
53.6
49.1 .91604
60
47.5
61
50.6
7 11.1
77
32
45
58.
54.
.93103
62
53.
68
56.
15 10.2
Salem-st., Ash-st.,
C. N. Follett,
62
21
41
57
47.9
.83973
64
45.8
57
49.8
2
11
10.7
J. E. Prentice,
53
23
30
40
37.1
.89466
1
53
37.1
11.11
Providence-st.,
66
M. F. Wentworth,
75
39
36
52.
44.
.84769
47
68
52.1
1
11.
60
25
35
49.2
42.9 .87112
53
39.7
53
44.4
3
10.9
East Worcester,
H. Hathaway,
63
25
38
48.5
43.3
.89175
56
45.5
54
41
2
10.9
66
Anna Brown,
52
25
27
49.
43.
.87755
52
43
10.9
Mason-st.,
M. E. Bothwell,
71
30
41
58.
53
.91379
65
55.
63
50
10
6
10.2
New Worcester,
E. S. R. Kendrick,
31
19
12
33.
27
.81818
39
28.6
38
25.2
10.9
1250
581
669
985.7 880.1
.88873
3
976 784.0
222 888.5
30
111
11.0
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PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
Thomas-st.,
Miss L. M. Allen,
78
31
47
67.4| 60.1 .89100
1
78,
62
72 | 55
7!
9.3
Summer-st.,
E. G. Chenery,
106
59
47
92.
84. . 91304
10890
94
79
19 8.10
Main-st.,
S. S. Banister,
90
53
47 . 64.4
59 .91304
84: 59
80
59.1
2
9.9
Pleasant-st.,
66
L. A. Wilmarth,
91
45
46
81.
71.5.84370
95
75
90
70. 1
6
24
8.6
Sycamore-st.,
S. W. Clements,
92
46
46
79.
69
.87341
91|
70.5
92
67.9
9.3
Ash-st.,
M. J. Mack,
136
61
75
106
91.
.85849
115
86.
134
96.
15]
8.4
Front-st.,
M. Hobbs,
71
26
45
56
50
.90100
59
47
63
52
5
8.11
K. Hobbs,
65
37
28
56
49.5 .88300
62,
49.4
56
51.2
10
9.0
Providence-st.,
80
42
38
59
54.7.92718
64
48.2
77
61.2
4
9.8
East Worcester,
L. Condon,
112
51
61
68.5
62.5 .90956
67
60.
78
65.
3
9.8
78
38
40
70.0
64.2 .91789,
70
65
78
66
1
8
9.4
999
489
520 799.3 716.5 .89376
893 712.1
914 722.4
10
94' 9.1
.
L. A. Perry,
61
25
36
52.3
45.8 .87000
60
45.5
55
45.
1 |11.5
J. F. Smith,
66
24
42
49.4
45.5 .92151
60
59
43.5
2
2
11.6
¥
C. R. Clements,
58|
48.
60
50.
13
10.10
32
29
56
49.3 .88035
2
.88300
H. A. Green,
K. A. Meade,
Thomas-st., Summer-st., Main-st., Pleasant-st.,
67
.
-
--
-
L. C. Goodwin,
Mrs. T. S. Darling,
L. L. Newton,
47. 36.
R. Barnard,
Statistical Table showing the number and attendance of pupils in the Public Schools, continued.
SUB-PRIMARY SCHOOLS, INTERMEDIATE.
Summer-st.,
Miss M. A. Slater,
70
34
36|
66
59
1.89400
77|
63
1 70
54 61.6
7.11
Main-st.,
66
A. H. Barnes,
89
46
43
66
1 57
.86100|
76
52.4
89
H. A. Chase,
78
39
39
62.3
55
.88235.
60 50.5
75
59.4
12|
7.10
Ash-st.,
H. M. Shattuck,
130
631
671
109.
93
.85321
141|
93.
89
92.
2
7.11
Providence-st.,
S. J. Newton,
80
44
36
52.1. 42.8 .82161
62 37.6
73
46
8.1
447
226| 221'
355.4 306.8 .86243
416 296.5
396 313.0
16 8.1
SUB-PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
Thomas-st.,
Miss S. L. Phillips,
83
46
37
74.
62. 1.83783
89
61
85
63. 54.5
. 3
6.10
Summer-st.,
66
S. G. Gale,
151
78
73
84.2
64.7 .78805
74
54.2
133
75.9
7.3
Pleasant-st.,
H. N. Perry,
66
47
52
63.1
54.4 .86743
78
55.2
80
54.2
10
7.2
Mason-st.,
M. E. Pease,
92
48
44 30
58.6
49.5 .84500
78
52.5
64
46.
1
6.5
Salem-st.,
H. A. Harrington,
125
63
62
66.
62.
.93939
87
57.
85
62.
4
7.
Ash-st.,
6
E. L. Brooks,
122
64
58
79
65
.82270
78
57
116
73.
6.9
Front-st,
A. Pratt,
82
47
35
67
55
.82080
79
52
80
58.
6.7
86
47
39
66
5).
.83300
80
52
81
58
7.1
East Worcester,
C. E. Putnam,
164
77
87
128.
111.5 .87100
137 102
160 121.5
4
6.9
E. L. McFarland,
213
124
89
131.
103.6 .79112
146|
96.9
150
110.2
1
7.3
New Worcester, Providence,
M. T. Magennis,
95
38
57
76
67
.88157
95
67
6.2
1585
823
762 1084.2 912.8 .84736
1130 783.8 |1389 |962.7
1
32
6.9
YOUNG MENS' SCHOOL.
Day, Evening,
Thomas Wheelock,
132|
132
01
58.4| 54.2 .93040
17
94| 67.7
92
42.9
12.1 15.
81
81
0
35.
28. . 80500
70
81
35
28
213,
213
01
93.4 !
82.2.86770 87
1751 67.7| 125| 70.9
13.1
104
57
47
68.3
51.1 .79210
93
53
89
62.
1
9
6.9
Sycamore-st.,
M. A. Smith,
65
35
63.
55
.87301
1
58
40.
51.
88
57.4
6.3
M. P. Valentine,
104
52
52
60
54.
.90000
53
1 8.7
Sycamore-st.,
F. H. Coe,
6.4
Main-st.,
C. M. Draper,
83
68
SUBURBAN SCHOOLS.
Tatnuck, Valley Falls,
Miss L. A. Eddy,
87
46
41
53.9| 43. . 79646
17
70
47.8
61
40.6
3 10.6
46
28.8
71
40.
1 8.11
Leesville,
Alice Dean,
94
60
34
17.8
15.2 .85231
1
24
13.4
70
17
7.11
South Worcester.
E. J. Howard,
195
90
105
65.5
52.1 .79542
67|
37.5
193
71.7
1 10.1
124
57
67
78.9
62.2 .78888
81
50.2
119
68.2
6.9
Quinsigamond.
77
33
44
68.4
55.3 1.80847
75
51.8
72
57.6
1 6.6
Blithewood,
M. Parker,
24
12
12
14.7
12.1 .81773
3
19
12.6
18
11.8
10.9
Pond,
A. A. Swallow,
38
22
16
18.4
15.5 .84239
2
20
14.8
35
15.9
9.7
Adams Square,
S. H. Bigelow,
54
30
24
36.
28.
.77777
32
23.2
45
31.7
8.9
Burncoat,
F. N. Chapman,
27
13
14
18.5
15.2 .83782
25
19.
22
11.5
10.
Northville,
M. E. Maynard,
88
42
46
61.9
54.3 .87679
9
86
54.5
76
54.2
9.1
North Pond,
M. E. Carr,
60
38
22
41.2
33.7 |.82059
10
58
32.6
48
35.
1 9.7
Chamberlin,
Emily G. Cutler,
25
11
14
20.
15.5 .77500
2
20
14.
23
17
1
10.2
1072 542
530
617.0 492.4
.82007
51
689 454.2
926 530.2
1
9. 9.1
54.
73
58.
2 11.2
83
38
45
79.
56. 1.88819
7 66|
H. S. Clarke,
M. M. Geary,
96
50
46
42.8 34.3 .80115
M. E. D. King,
9
A. E. Hall,
69
AGGREGATE.
Males.
Females.
Average number belonging.
Average attendance.
Percentage of attendance.
No. over 15 years of age.
Number registered 1st & 2d
Average attendance 1st &
Number registered 3d & 2d
Average attendance 3rd &
No. perfect in attendance
two consecutive Terms.
No. perfect in attend. for
Average age of pupils Jan'y
Y. M.
High School,
193
68
125
145.
141.5
.97586
149
164
134.
146
145.
9
9
15.1
Grammar Schools, H. G.,
475
213
262
337.7
319.8
.94103
120
250
242.7
374
327.3
14
85
14.5
650
311
344
462.7
432.3
.92934
45
499
421.4
571
447.3
19
64
12.11
Secondary Schools,
1250
581
669
985.7
880.1
.88873
3
976
784.
222
885.5
30
111
11.
Primary Schools,
999
489
520
799.3
716.5
.89376
1
893
712.1
914
722.4
10
94
9.1
Sub-Primary Schools, Int.
447
226
221
355.4
306.8
.86243
416
296.5
396
313.0
16
8.1
1585
823
762
1084.2 93.4
82.2
.86770
87
175
67.7
125
70.9
13.1
Total Centre District,
5812
2922
2903
4263.4
3792.0
.90078
406
4403
3442.2
4137
3877.1
93
411
10.1.18
Suburban Schoois,
1072
542
530
617.0
492.4
82007
51
689
454.2
926
530.2
1
9
9.1.
Grand Total,
6884 13464 3433
4880.4
4284.4
.86042
457 5191
3896.4
5063
4407.3
94
420
9.11.20
1
1130
783.8
1389
962.7
1
32
6.9
Young Mens' School,
213
213
912.8
.84736
Terms.
2d Terms.
Terms.
4th Terms.
the whole year.
1st, 1867.
for the year.
Whole number registered
L. G.,
70
71
ROLL OF HONOR.
The scholars whose names are found in the following list are worthy of honorable mention for their constancy and regularity in daily at- tendance.
Each school is credited first, with all its members who have not been absent, tardy or dismissed during the entire year; and secondly, with all whose attendance, though not perfect for the entire year, have been perfect for at least six consecutive months. Of the former there are ninety-four (94), of the latter, four hundred and twenty (420).
HIGH SCHOOL.
Perfect the whole year.
Susan M. Buttrick,
Lizzie E. Daniels,
Carrie Day,
Eunice M. Gates,
Gertie Green,
Jennie Goddard,
Agnie S. Lowe,
Amanda M. Phillips,
Addie E. Rockwood,
Jennie M. Stoddard,
Kitty Sweetser,
Emma J. Norcross,
J. S. F. Madden,
John M. Lincoln,
Frank Geer,
Charles A. Russell,
S. B. Woodward,
George Woodward,
Frank Wentworth,
Perfect two consecutive terms.
Emma Barton,
Martha Z. Swallow,
Hattie R. Moulton,
Jennie G. Munyan,
Marion L. Smith,
Eunice M. Walker,
Jennie A. Woodworth,
Henry L. Chapin.
Flora Osgood,
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
HIGHER GRADE. EDWARD I. COMINS, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
Lizzie W. Angier, Mary J. Daniels,
Carrie McFarland, Theo. H. Smith,
Lizzie Converse, Frank E. Higgins, Joseph A Smith, George A. Thompson.
Perfect two terms.
Ella Ayres, J. Everett Bardwell,
Mary Ellen Munyan, John P. Otis,
Clara S. Bemis,
Mary A. Prouty,
Clara L. Putnam, Herbert B. Case,
E. Jennie Rand,
Mary A. Staples,
Mary A. Dennis,
Hartley K. Greenleaf,
Ephriam Tucker, Jr.,
Alice E. Stimpson, Julia M. Stowe, Mattie N. Hooper,
72
Bella Hoyt, Lizzie E. Wesby, Emma E. Whiting, Ella Woodward, T. Edgar Bynner,
Samuel B. Warren, Mary J. Kelley, Angie S. Lowe, John A. Lowe.
A. A. HUNT, TEACHER, Perfect two terms.
Frank E. Aldrich,
Charles M. Cushman,
A. H. Ballord,
A. S. Thayer,
Edward Earle,
E. B. Rice,
F. B. Stoddard,
G. A. Bigelow,
F. Richardson,
J. H. Goddard,
Arthur Dennis,
Charles Kirby,
Ella H. Spurr,
E. A. Arnold,
L. Jennie Stone,
A. E. Griggs,
Josie Claflin,
S. L. Coes, M. Davidson.
Miss ANN S. DUNTON, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
Melven Smith.
Ida Miles, Arthur Pratt,
Perfect two terms.
Emma Chase,
Cora Chapin,
Frank Currier,
Emma Fay,
Hattie Hapgood,
Simpson Heald,
Arthur Lamson,
George Moulton,
Samuel May,
Marion Pratt,
Addie Wood,
Edgar Wildon,
Josie Claflin,
Ida Stratton,
Nattie Patterson,
Viola Putnam,
William Wallace,
Truman Stoddard,
Patrick Larkin,
Frank Knox,
Charles Kirby,
Julius Goddard, George Barton.
Miss V. E. HAPGOOD, TEACHER. Perfect two terms.
Ida Smith, Edna Stratton.
MISS HARRIET BLOOD, TEACHER, Perfect two terms.
Sarah C. Caldwell,
Mary F. Gleason,
Alice E. Jackson,
Mary E. A. Russell, Albert S. Thayer.
Emma L. Whiting,
H. M. HARRINGTON, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
Mary Gleason, Emma L. Whiting,
Mary E. Russell.
E. S. Albee,
Theodore Day,
73
Perfect two terms.
Emily A. Boyden,
Sarah S. Temple, Ella S. Sherman,
Ella E. Goddard, Alice Jackson.
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS. LOWER GRADE. MRS. ELLEN M. WHEELER, PRINCIPAL. Perfect the whole year.
Flora E. Goodnow,
Adolphus Chambers,
Henry Wheeler,
Perfect two terms.
William Barker,
Hester Leon,
Eva Parker,
Herbert Townsend,
Elma Tucker,
George M. Bemis,
Ella Carter,
Sarah L. Sackett,
Lizzie Upton,
MISS ELDORA M. ALDRICH, TEACHER. Perfect two terms.
Ella Kennan. MISS CARRIE A. GEORGE, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
Mary J. Apperson,
Allie M. Longley,
Ella M. Stratton,
Eddie A. Bliss, Willie E. Lewis, George O. Ward.
Perfect two terms.
Merrill C. Boyden,
Frank T. Carey, John Dugan,
Flora H. Davis,
Christopher Lynch,
Emma A. Merriam,
Clara L. Mossman,
Lillie R. Richardson,
Thomas W. Roach,
Lizzie I. Sweetser.
Frank W. Torrey,
MISS EMMA BROWN, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
Florence Peck.
Abbie Fales, Lizzie Wesson,
Perfect two terms.
Minnie Meade,
Mary Morse,
Effie Phelps,
Fanny E. Fitch,
Belle E. Smith,
Ida Miles, Etta Barton, Ida Sawin, Annie Johnson, Fanny R. Spurr.
Emma F. Wilder,
Freddie R. Bardwell, · Herbert Russell.
MISS P. M. COLE, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year. George W. Cheney.
74
Perfect two terms.
Ada L. Sherman,
Eva Ross,
Ella M. Kelley,
Etta J. Dean,
Jennie E. Bigelow,
Emma Gates,
Charlie Huse,
Charlie Carter,
George F. Scott,
Fred. H. Daniels,
Charlie Gates,
Simpson Heald,
Willie Kean,
Charlie M. Kean,
Eddie Pierce,
Edgar F. Richards,
Walter Sanders,
Ada Wood,
William L. G. Robbin's,
Henry Robbins,
George Ware,
Willie Bowen,
Albert Barker,
Arthur Morse.
Lizzie Gleason,
MISS MINNA S. FITCH, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
Mary Flagg, Albert Nickerson,
Jennie Thayer.
MISS M. M. LAWTON, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
Ella A. Hawes.
Perfect two terms,
Mary E. Carroll,
Ella M. Spear, Annie Fallon.
MISS ELLEN MERRICK, TEACHER. Perfect two terms.
Mary Madden.
MISS E. E. CRANE, TEACHER. Perfect two terms.
Anna Boyd.
Ella Bruce, William Reeby,
SECONDARY SCHOOLS. MRS. E. H. COE, PRINCIPAL. Perfect the whole year.
Alice Bardwell,
Ella Smith.
Perfect two terms.
Addie Newton,
Ella Putnam,
Ida Johnson,
Irving Pope,
Eddie Mawhinney,
Joseph Midgley,
Ella Smith,
Susie McFarland,
Herbert Harrington,
Lysander Newton,
James Stewart,
Mary Shed,
Hattie Woodward,
Carrie H. Maynard,
Mary L. Maynard, Annie Shove.
MISS T. S. NICHOLS, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
Mary J. Hinchley.
Amanda Davis,
75
Perfect two terms.
Ellen Welch,
Mary A. Ryan,
Emma E. Ellis,
Mary Hinchley,
Henry W. Wheeler, Effie C. Smith, Mary Mahan.
MISS CAROLINE HEWETT, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
Henry Earle,
Eddie Houghton,
Willie Guilfoyle, Charles Smith,
Otto Gunther,
Maria Gunther,
Lizzie Winch,
Fannie Williams,
Effie Bennett,
Perfect two terms.
Abbie Eldridge,
Nellie Dean,
Etta Deane,
Lucy Barton,
Charles Lowell,
Harry Whitcomb,
Charles Holbrook,
Charles Patterson.
Fred Templeton,
MISS HESTER A. GREEN, TEACHER. Perfect two terms.
Lizzie Holbrook, Lizzie Robinson,
Annie G. Robbins, Ada L. Sherman,
L. Etta Wilcox,
Miss C. R. CLEMENTS, TEACHER.
Eddie Bliss,
Willie Lewis,
Isaac Merriam,
Ella Stratton,
Lottie Whitney,
Mary Carroll,
Rosa Kerwin,
Lillie Whitney,
Ella Hill,
Emma Mayberger,
Mary French,
Emma Longley,
Annie Bacon,
MISS JENNIE A. GREEN, TEACHER.
Willie H. Andrews,
Augusta Buxton,
Mary A. Eidt,
Walter Baird,
MISS REBECCA BARNARD, TEACHER. Perfect two terms.
Jennie Thayer, Albert Nickerson,
Eddie Painter,
Nellie Brittan,
Emma Sibley,
Mary Sibley,
Lizzie Stone,
Lilly Brigham, Charlie Messenger,
Maggie Eidt, Lizzie Seibert, Lydia M. Lewis.
Charlie Houghton, Henry Sibley, Ida Jackson, Georgie Johnson,
Jennie Whitney, Thomas Duryer, Walter Fay.
76
MISS KATE A. MEADE, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
Lucy Pickup, Flora Nelson,
Chauncy Merrifield, Eddie Jourdan.
Perfect two terms.
Hattie Saunders,
Samuel Smith,
Alice Johnson,
George Ross,
Addie Booth,
Eddie Bonner,
Julia Merrifield,
James H. Day,
Stella Alton,
Nellie Barbour,
James Booth, Thomas Hanlon.
MISS CHARLOTTE FOLLETT, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
James O'Brien,
Jennie Spear.
Perfect two terms.
Louis Kehler,
Mary McGone,
Sarah McGone,
Katie McKenna,
Mary Quinn,
Mary Kelley,
Anna Spaulding,
Carrie Ladd,
Mary Morrissey,
Mary Murphy.
Mary McKenna,
MISS MARY WENTWORTH, Perfect two terms.
Jennie Clough.
MISS JOANNA F. SMITH, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
John Ryan, Josie Ryan.
Mary Flynn,
Perfect two terms. Mary Kane.
MISS L. A. PERRY, TEACHER. Perfect THREE terms.
Hattie I. Gordon, Mary F. Stowell,
Ina E. Houghton.
MISS HARRIET HATHAWAY, TEACHER. Perfect two terms.
Ella Henry.
MISS L. L. NEWTON, TEACHER. Perfect two terms.
Mary Quirk, Daniel Sullivan. MISS MARY E. BOTHWELL, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
John Guilfoyle, Addison B. Clemence, Johnnie Power, Maggie Guilfoyle, Sarah Thayer,
George H. Cenney, Willie Clark, Arthur Thompson, Anna Flint, Emma Morse.
77
Perfect two terms.
Edwin Laverty, George Casson,
Frank Stevens, George Allen Thayer, Bessie Chase.
Charlie Thompson,
Miss EMMA S. R. KENDRICK, TEACHER. Perfect two terms.
M. Anna Boyd, Ada M. White,
PRIMARY SCHOOLS. Miss L. M. ALLEN, TEACHER. Perfect two terms.
Annie Shove,
Ollie Earle,
Frank Hatch,
Willie Holland.
Lillie Paul. Lysander Newton, Frank Livingston.
Miss LYDIA M. WILMARTH, TEACHER. Perfect the whole year.
Walter L. Sheldon, A. Fry Palmer, Ada M. Hill,
Charles L. Allen, Agnes M. Barry, Nellie M. Fales,
Perfect two terms.
Fanny L. Marchant,
Lilly Brigham,
Maria A. Gunther,
Mary K. Vaill,
Alice L. Houghton,
Lizzie L. T. Parker,
Carrie H. Maynard,
Mary L. Maynard,
Josepha P. Chase,
Lizzie L. Rice,
Carrie E. Griggs,
Nellie C. Earle,
Ella L. Taft,
Robert V. Sawin,
Warren M. Maynard.
George S. Maynard,
Otto R. Gunther,
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