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The Schick program which was introduced last year was conducted again this year. Eight clinics were held with an average attendance of 187 children. Altogether 466 children were schicked and 280 children received the three inoculations of toxin anti-toxin.
In last year's report I spoke at some length of the Examination Clinics conducted by the State Department of Health. Since then the Department has started on its ten-year program and Reading has had to wait its turn for the clinic. As this report goes to press plans are being made for a re-examination to be held early in January.
The- one; clinic which is essentially new this year is the Habit Clinic. This clinic, in charge of a psychiatrist and a psychologist, is held one day a month at the Grouard House and is for the treatment of problem cases.
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For some time we who have to do with children have felt the need of treating the "whole child"; in other words, we have realized the significance of the relationship between the mental and the physical health. The Prospect Street Parent-Teachers Association stands out as pioneers in this field of endeavor and it was largely due to their efforts that the need for such treatment was brought to the notice of the public. In May through the efforts of the superintendent and others the State Department of Mental Hygiene, under the direction of Dr. Douglas Thom, was appealed to and Reading has the distinction of being the first town or city outside of Boston to run such a clinic.
Although the clinic has been operating for a short time, the results are most gratifying. The average attendance has been 5, with the cases referred for the most part by the Director of Standards and Guidance, the Attendance Officer, and myself. Much credit is due Mrs. Elisha Fowler, Chairman of the Program Committee of the Prospect Street Parent-Teacher Association, for her part in securing the clinic and her generous assistance at the clinic after its establishment.
Special emphasis has been placed on health education this past year. In as far as possible this branch of the work has been left with the teach- ers and excellent work, which has been done in some of the schools, shows that the teachers are coming more and more to realize that knowl- edge without health is valueless. The idea of health education is not to add another subject to the already over-crowded school program but to have it correlated with the language, reading, spelling, and other school subjects.
In closing, let me mention with gratitude the support of the various local agencies, the local Tuberculosis Committee, Red Cross, Visiting Nurse Association, and the Parent-Teacher Associations, each of whose co-operation and assistance have meant so much to the work. It is not fitting that I should end this report without acknowledging the fine spirit of helpfulness of Dr. Henderson, the school physician. It has been a pleasure and a privilege to work with him. And lastly, may I thank you, Mr. Safford, for your comprehension and interest, and each and every teacher for his or her spirit of friendliness and assistance.
Respectfully submitted,
MABEL M. BROWN, School Nurse.
Reading, Mass., Dec. 31, 1924.
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READING HIGH SCHOOL CLASS DAY EXERCISES CLASS OF 1924
Reading High School Hall Monday afternoon, June twenty-third, at three o'clock
Class Officers
GUY MacKAY CROSBY
President
HAZEL CROCKER KILLAM
Vice-President
LOUIS OGDEN RANDALL
Secretary
BROOKS CARTER WHITE
Treasurer
Class Day Committee
GUK MacKAY CROSBY, Ch.
DORIS MAE TEMPLE
BROOKS CARTER WHITE GEORGE JOSEPH ENGLISH
HAZEL CROCKER KILLAM
Class Motto "FACTA NON VERBA-DEEDS NOT WORDS"
PROGRAM
March
High School Orchestra
Address of Welcome and Presentation of Class Gift
Class History
Chorus-The Call of Duty
Class Prophecy
George J. English, Norman Mcclintock Taggert Randall W. Weeks
Class Elections Class Will
Class Song
Heloise W. Playdon Marjorie P. Berle
After the singing of the class song the audience is requested to adjourn
Ivy Oration
to the grounds Guy MacKay Crosby, President of Senior Class
Acceptance of the Spade Robert M. Merritt, President of Junior Class
Guy Mackay Crosby Solomon Horwitz Hadley
Chorus-Forest Dance
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READING HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES CLASS OF 1924
High School Hall Tuesday Evening, June twenty-fourth at seven forty-five o'clock
PROGRAM Salutation
BLACK DIAMOND OVERTURE
R. Gruenwald
High School Orchestra
MARCH
Rollinson
High School Orchestra
PRAYER by Rev. Wesley G. Huber
CALL OF DUTY Hadley
Chorus
Salutatory
CLIMBING
Richard P. Dow
THE HOME, THE SCHOOL AND EDUCATION Robert M. Barclay
FOLK SONGS OF AMERICA
Esther Millett
FOREST DANCE
Taggert
Chorus
Valedictory MORAL AND RELIGIOUS TRAINING IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Marjorie P. Berle
CONFERRING OF DIPLOMAS
Walter S. Parker, Chairman of School Committee
BENEDICTION
By Rev. Marion Franklin Ham
MARCH-Defend America Hadley
.
Director of Music-J. Albert Wilson
Faculty Honor-Myer Linsky (Excused from Essay)
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Bent, C. Raymond Black, C. Leman Elwell, Richard L.
Atwood, Ralph F.
Allard, Dorothy A.
Allard, Helen J.
Baker, Harold M.
Barclay, Robert M.
Nodding, Phyllis
Bruce, George H., Jr.
Crosby, Guy M.
Riseman, Benjamin
Savage, Thomas W.
Ward, Helen F.
Weeks, Randall W.
White, Brooks C.
Whitehouse, Robert N.
Winslow,. Ruth M.
Commercial
Killam, Hazel C.
Legro, Mildred E.
MeBrine, Richard E.
McKenney, Charles J.
Newhouse, Gladys M.
Parker, Prudence
Playdon, Heloise W.
Rich, Marion M.
Sullivan, Charles H.
Wall, Helen E.
General
Jones, Leon R.
Kenney, Roger A.
Killam, Gregory A.
MacInnis, Norman P.
Marchetti, Ellen M.
Middleton, John J.
Pike, Elizabeth L. Sherry, Dorothy W. Temple, Doris M. Upton, Francella H.
Weale, Kenneth M.
White, Helen M.
Babine, Richard H. Bangs, Winifred J. Bedley, Freeman A. Brown, Ruth W. Buckle, Marjorie H. Carleton, Philip P., Jr. Copeland, Rollins E. Dewey, Alden B. Felton, Edward N. Gaw, Jennie L. Gratton, Norman E. Harriman, Jonathan
College
Millett, Esther
Milton, Henry C.
Morrison, Kenneth O.
Mussells, Sylvia F.
Berle, Marjorie P.
Pettengill, Catherine
Porch, Dorcas D.
Davis, Donald G. Dow, Richard P.
Eisenhaure, Emily
Hodson, Carlton A. Horwitz, Solomon Lewis, John B. Lynsky, Myer
Blaisdell, Phyllis Burditt, Ethel F. Conti, Ralph A.
Cronin, Harold J. Curtis, Edward G. Emerson, Arthur W. English, George J. Fowler, Walter M. Galvin, James J. Helrich, Svea E.
CLASS OF 1924 Agricultural Riessle, Roland R. Worthern, Donald E.
·
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Burrage, Ruth Hazelton, Ruth E. Hodson, Doris M.
Normal Hoey, Helen F. Quinlan, Catherine A. Randall, Louie O.
Eeles, Charles C.
Scientific Mcclintock, Norman L.
PUPILS GRADUATED FROM JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, JUNE, 1924
Ainsworth, Naida
Lassell, Sidney
Armstead, James
Lefave, Adele
Babine, Dorothy
Lewis, Mary
Barnes, Dorothy
Levine, Louis
Birnie, Iris
Lindsay, Margaret
Black, Grace
Linquist, Edith
Blood, Miriam
Livingstone, Kenneth
Boyle, Harold
Long, Sara
Brennan, Mary
Lovering, Eleanor
Bronson, Eugene
MacDonald, Clifton
Brown, Doris
MacDonald, Joshua
Burnes, Norman
Melonson, Esther
Cail, Max
Mansfield, Isabelle
Canty, Francis
Marchetti, Emma
Chase, Dorothy
McClintock, Thelma
Cheney, Lois
Miles, Anna
Colley, Orrin
Mooney, Joseph
Condry, James
Morrison, Kenneth
Crafts, Eleanor
Morrow, Gladys
Day, William
Morton, Whitman
Davis, Dorothea
Moyer, Arthur
Delong, Lyle
Mussells, Albert
Desmond, Agnes
Munnis, Warren
Dickinson, Herbert
Murphy, Florence
Dill, Helen
Nash, Florence
Dimock, Ruth
Nichols, Kenneth
Doherty, Katherine
Nodding, Virginia
Doiron, Arthur
O'Brien, Alberta Palmer, John
Ellis, Francis
Parker, Isabelle
Esterbrook, Florence
Parker, Boyd
Parsons, Frederick
Fernold, Anthony Field, Ruth Flaherty, Mary
Philbrook, Perry
Pomfret, Richard
Dukelow, Charles
Edwards, Marion
Parker, Bernice
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Flanders, Harriett Fleming, James Folley, Frank Foote, Albert
Gadbois, Anna Gallant, Frances Gallant, John Gleason, Doris Gray, Donald Gray, Phyllis
Sears, Beatrice Sias, Beulalı
Sias, Edward
Sias, Wilbur
Shannor, Joha Smith, Marjorie Smith, Roger
Susnella, George
Soule, Gilbert
Stacger, Alfred
Henchey, Harold
Henchey, Kenneth
Heselton, Frank
Stokes, Jenni-
Hickey, Elizabeth Hickey, Roger
Sullivan, Ge rge
Sweetser, Charles
Tebachnick, Isaac
Tl: xter, Faith
VanHorn, Verna
Wait, Robert
Ware, Lucille
Weeks, Malcolm
Wendell, Stephen
White, Florence
White, Margaret Whitehouse, Grace
Williams, Anna
Williams, James
Wilson, Irlere
Yunghans, Elizabeth
Hickman, May Hickman, Ruth Hodges, Helen Hodson, Alice Holmes, Evelyn Holt, Kimball
Howard, Frank Jarvis, Louise
Jones, Carrie May Kelch, Raye
Kenney, Edward
Kimball, Alfred Kimball, Warren King, Herbert
Pratt, Ethel Remick, Evelyn Riley, George Rogers, Gladys Ruggles, Elaine Ryland, Mary
Green, Thomas
Halligan, Edward Haines, John Harding, Virginia Harnden, Sarah
Stevens, Marion
Stevens, Rutn
TEACHERS IN SERVICE, DEC. 31, 1924, WHERE EDUCATED, YEAR APPOINTED ALSO ENROLLMENT FOR FOUR MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1924
.
SCHOOL
GRADE OR SUB- JECT
NAME OF TEACHER
WHERE EDUCATED
Year
Appointed
Salary
Total
Enrollment
Average
Average
Attendance
Per cent. of
Attendance
High School
Principal
Rudolf Sussmann
*Conn. & Mass. Agr. Colleges .... 1917
$3000
529
508
481
91.6
Head Eng. Dept.
Helen R. Abbott.
* Mt. Holyoke College
1915
1900
Mona L. Ames
*St. Lawrence University
1924
1300
Elizabeth A. Batchelder
*Salem Normal.
1916
1800
Carl W. Belmore
Bates College
1921
2100
Alfred Boehm
*Trade School, Germany.
1920
2000
Clarissa Brown.
Gorham Normal (B. U. 2 yrs.) ..
1924
1300
Sten. and Type.
Elva A. Buckley .
*Bay Path Institute.
1924
1500
Alberta F. Drury .. .
*Salem and Posse Normal.
1917
1800
Bookkeeping and Penmanship. .. Sten. and Type.
E. Frances Greenhalgh ..
*Willimantic Nor., Bay Path Inst.
1914
1800
Luke Halpin .
.
*Bowdoin College .
1922
2100
Lillian Jefts.
*St. Lawrence University .
1917
1800
French, Math.,
Helen G. Kershaw
*Radcliffe College ..
1919
1800
Latin
Abigail H. Mingo .
*Boston Univ., Chandler Sec ....
1918
1900
Dean of Girls, Mgr. Lunch Rm
Carl E. Palmer.
*Augustana College.
1924
2100
Head of Math. Dept., Physics
Frederick J. Pope ..
*Colby College.
1922
2000
Chem., Physics and Math .. Head of French Dept .
Marion T. Pratt.
*Wellesley College
1919
1800
English, Physic'l Training . . ..
Bernice Smith .
*University of Maine
1923
1600
Latin
Mildred B. Sussmann
*Radcliffe College.
1919
1800
Russell P. Taylor ..
*Bates College.
1922
2100
Coach, Phys. Tr., Health ....
Hermon T. Wheeler.
Mass. Agricultural College
1924
1800
Stand., Guidance
Ida C. Lucas. .
*Worcester Normal .
1917
1800
Music . .
J. Albert Wilson
*Harvard College . ..
1920
1500
Drawing.
Adeline Lahaise.
*Mass. Normal Art.
1919
1600
Membership
Phys'l Training, Biology, Health Com. Eng., Busi- ness Practice. . History, English Manual Training, Mech. Dr .. . . .
English ...
German, Math. . . Spanish
Sec'y to Supt.,
Agriculture ..
* Has taken courses of college grade and graduate work at B. U., Simmons, Harvard, Columbia, or at Normal Schools
SCHOOL
GRADE OR SUB-
TEACHER
WHERE EDUCATED
Year
Appointed
Salary
Total
Enrollment
Average
Average
Attendance
Per cent. of
Attendance
Highland and Junior High
·
French and Geog.
Ramona Beil.
*Mt. Ida School
1924
1300
English
Louise Burrage . .
*Tufts College (2 yrs.)
1923
1500
33
31.84
30.44
90.82
Phys. Training ..
Dorothy Cary
Sargent
1924
1200
Dom. Science ....
Elizabeth Chalmers ·
*H. S. Practical Arts. .
1923
1300
Gen. Science . . . .
Marion Day
*Courses at Bates S. S.
1924
1400
36
36.11 46.31
44.58
96.26
Manual Training
Lyman E. Fancy
Gorham Normal
1920
1500
44
42.87
41.10
95.75
Arıth., Pen'ship
Inez H. Lewis.
1923
1500
42
41.78
40.15
96.11
Geo., Music .. ...
Louise B. Maxwell.
1920
1500
47
46.23
43.44
93.96
Bus. Prac., Phys.
Ethel S. Williams.
1922
1500
46
44.67
43.28
97.38
*Salem Normal.
1916
1400
51
50.29
48.25
95.95
*High School.
1920
1400
53
99.74
48.32
97.38
Grade 6. . . .
A. Louise Fogg .
1920
1400
53
51.56
50.23
97.40
Grade 6. . . .
Caroline C. Grace ..
1919
1400
53
50.81
48.72
96.93
*Boston Trade School
1921
1500
Sewing ·
Rita Lahaise
M. Grace Wakefield
*Salem Normal
1890
1500
47
45.44
42.74
94.06
Opport. Room ...
Grace Nichols.
*Wheelock Training . Salem Normal ..
1924
1400
19
15.69
14.46
91.89
Grade 4.
Helen G. Quinlan
1915
1400
57
48.92
46.68
95.44
Grade 4. .
Vera Buckle .
*Boston University .
1915
1400
53
48.48
46.19
92.35
Grade 3 . . .
Glenna Dow.
1920
1400
46
44.39
42.73
96.26
Grade 2. . .
Albsrta Mathieson
1924
1400
29
27.96
26.35
93.63
Grade 3.
Alberta Mathieson
Salem Normal.
1924
1400
22
21.14
20.12
94.30
Reading High.
1884
1500
50
45.69
42.73
93.52
*Bridgewater Normal ..
1904
1400
50
44.37
42.17
93.63
Grade 1 . . .
Faye M. Taylor.
*Farmington (Me.) Normal New Haven Normal.
1921
1400
46
37.35
36.95
98.9
Grade 2 . . ..
.
Ethel J. Bent.
1911
1:00
19
47.99
45.47
94.74
..
1922
2800
Asst. Prin .. Arith
Emma S. Page.
*N. H. State Normal.
1899
1800
Drw, Music, Geo.
Eleanor F. Emerson.
*Salem Normal. ..
1915
1500
48
*Mass. Nor. Art.
1918
1800
Hist. and Civics English .
Alice E. Hood .
*Concord, N. H., Training School
1902
1500
*Gorham Normal.
*Bridgewater Normal.
Train., Pen .. ..
Grade 5. . .
.
Grades .
Grade 5 . . ..
.
Matilda J. Gamble.
*Colby College (2 yrs.).
*No. Adams Normal.
Centre School ...
Union St. School
Prin. and Grade 1
Anna P. Reid.
Grade 1 . . .. ...
Marion H. Morgan
* Bates College ..
Princp'], Algebra
*Raymond W. Blaisdell.
JECT
Membership
34.04
95.69
Lestina M. Goddard.
*Salem Normal.
Margaret Whittier
Prin. Grade 3. ...
*High School ...
Salem Normal. .
TEACHERS IN SERVICE, DEC. 31, 1924, WHERE EDUCATED, YEAR APPOINTED ALSO ENROLLMENT FOR FOUR MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1924-(CONTINUED)
Lowell St. School
Prin. and Grade 3
Nelie P. Beaton.
*Danvers High.
192J
1500
24
19.25 21.37
17.87 20.81 20.62
97.32
Grade 5.
Annie W. Quiilen.
Salem Normal.
1916
1400
21
21. 16.
15.77
98.
Grade 2 ..
Barbara Winship ..
*Wheelock Training .
1919
1400
34
28.37
31.93
93.20
Grade 1 ..
Winifred Cochrane.
* Plymouth Normal
1920
1400
35
31.77
29.88
94.03
Prospect School
Street Prin. and Grade 2
Ada E. Dow ..
*High School.
1909
1500
21
20.23
18.88
91.88
Grade 3 . .
Ada E. Dow .
Perry Normal.
1923
1400
36
30.67
28.75
90.99
Grade 2 B . .
Ruth L. Lyle. .
8.50
8.12
95.63
Grade 4 .
Olive S. Perry .
Wheelock Training.
1916
1400
37
36.33
34.81
95.81
Grade 5 . . .
Dorothy Mudgett
* Keene Normal .
1924
1400
28
27.64
26.12
94.47
Grade 6 . ..
..
Dorothy Mudgett
24
23.30
21.96
94.04
Chestnut School
Hill
Prin and Grade 1
Isabelle P. Kissock.
* Dean Academy .
1911
1500
12
9.92
9.42
14.11
Grade 2.
Isabelle P. Kissock ...
11
9.42
8.78
93.20
Grade 3.
Isabelle P. Kissock.
16
14.11
13.65
96.73
Grade 4 .
Genevieve W. Quinlan ..
Salem Normal
1921
1300
20
19.25
17.96
93.29
.
Grade 6.
Annie W. Quillen.
.
...
Grade 5 ...
.
Genevieve W. Quinlan ..
. .
*Has taken courses of college grade and graduate work at B. U., Simmons, Harvard, Columbia, or at Normal Schools
95.02
Grade 4 . .
Nellie P. Beaton.
22
22
21.34
19.29
95.07
Grade 1 .
Ruth L. Lyle
11
98.
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BUDGET SCHOOL DEPARTMENT, TOWN OF READING, 1925
1925 Estimated Appropriation
Expended Expended
1924
1923
Expended 1922
GENERAL ACCOUNT :- SALARIES
1. Salaries-Teachers' and Supt.'
$102,635.39
$ 99,088.58
$ 93,433.50
2. Janitors'
8,078.00
6,609.50
6,056.50
3. Other Salaries
Attendance Officer
350.00
210.00
Medical Inspector
500.00
400.00
400.00
School Nurse
1,500.00
1,400.00
1,500.00
$119,022.50
Total Salaries
$113,063.69
$107,498.08
$101,600.00
3,000.00
4. Transportation of Pupils
2,756.25
1,742.50
1,827.50
200.00
5. School Tuition
37.15
3,500.00
6. Books
3,138.98
3,440.14
3,380.43
5,300.00
7. Supplies for Pupils
5,144.12
5,051.62
5,100.20
1,250.00
8. Apparatus for Teaching
690.00
1,354.28
871.43
2,200.00
9. General Expense :
Printing and Advertising
138.79
210.42
156.50
Office Supplies
312.57
252.97
301.72
Telephones
410.27
429.69
443.46
Graduation, Miscellaneous
172.55
157.37
215.23
Súpt.'s Expense
14.00
129.64
19.25
Lectures, Public Meetings
34.50
15.00
4.00
Insurance
51.00
50.25
Supervisor's Expense
$ 1,133.68
$ 1,245.34
$ 1,130.16
BUDGET SCHOOL DEPARTMENT (Continued)
8,000.00
10. Fuel
$ 7,195.67
$ 8,846.31
$ 5,688.23
11. Building Maintenance
1,000.00
Gas and Electricity
787.67
1,045.12
745.82
1,500.00
Water and Sewer
1,407.60
688.70
434.85
400.00
Trucking, etc.
334.87
446.11
266.54
1,400.00
Janitors' Supplies
1,316.96
1,243.43
1,119.81
12,000.00
12. Repairs
Buildings
7,159.88
6,279.19
Furniture
14,524.42
3,297.70
1,284.93
Grounds
291.70
370.50
39,750.00 158,772.50
TOTAL FOR MAINTENANCE
$ 38,467.37
$ 35,852.82
$ 28,499.59
TOTAL EXPENDITURES-General
$151,531.06
$143,350.90
$130,099.59
Receipts not from tax levy :
11,546.85
16,238.66
State Reimbursement, Chap. 70, G. L.
11,935.00
Tuition, etc.
5,989.01
Due, but not paid
1,580.65
2,155.21
5,023.36
$ 3,847.10
$ 3,423.36
$ 2,567.02
$ 14,524.42
$ 10,749.28
$ 7,934.62
.
AGRICULTURAL ACCOUNT
$
3,840.00
1. Teachers', Supt.'s, and Janitors' Salaries
$ 4,367.75
$ 4,426.50
$ 4,362.67
2. Light, Fuel, Repairs
70.76
77.73
500.00
3. Books, Apparatus, Supplies
400.42
328.98
620.14
Paid for Veterans' Books, Supplies
670.12
196.13
$ 4,838.93
$ 5,425.60
$ 5,256 .. 67
State Aid to Individual Schools
1,000.83
Smith-Hughes Fund
296.06
Tuition
3,050.35
Due, but not paid
211.93
1,391.40
2,707.43
INDUSTRIAL TUITION
$
800.00
Tuition paid
$ 675.00
$ 767.60
$ 388.05
Reimbursement from State
315.01
176.50
134.68
--
Receipts not from tax levy :
6,603.14
3,357.84
208
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1924
General Account
Transportation:
Eastern Mass. St. Railway
$ 1,900.00
George H. Adams
$00.00
Kittie Bangs
56.25
$ 2.756.25
Books:
Allyn and Bacon
116.54
American Book Co.
188.64
D. Appleton Co.
11.18
American Educ. Digest
3.00
The Arlo Pub. Co.
10.40
The Atlantic Monthly Press
2.95
Edward E. Babb & Co.
61.52
M. Barrows & Co.
43.82
Board of Educ., St. Cloud, Minn.
43.50
F. J. Barnard Co.
135.05
Milton Bradley Co.
30.93
Bruce Pub. Co.
5.58
Silver, Burdett & Co.
77.91
The Century Co.
4.07
The College Blue Books
6.00
Thomas Y. Crowell Co.
2.93
Oliver Ditson Co.
16.58
Dodd, Mead & Co.
11.54
Doubleday, Page & Co.
4.00
E. P. Dutton Co.
2.48
Ginn and Company
492.76
The Gregg Writer
2.00
Harcourt, Brace & Co.
1.50
Harvard Co-operative Society
2.71
Harvard Univ. Press
10.50
D. C. Heath & Co.
179.17
Houghton, Mifflin Co.
202.06
Iroquois Pub. Co.
2.24
Judge Baker Foundation
2.50
Prof. Chas. Kemp
4.00
Chas. E. Lauriat Co.
68.09
J. B. Lippincott Co.
2.00
Little, Brown & Co.
72.21
Lyons & Carnahan
140.71
W. F. Quarrie & Co.
2.70
McKnight & McKnight
11.67
209
The Macmillan Co.
73.88
City of Manchester
37.50
Mass. Tuberculosis League
27.00
Chas. E. Merrill Co.
70.93
:
Noble & Noble
1.60
-
Old Corner Book Store
41.75
F. A. Owen Pub. Co.
6.60
Popular Science Monthly
4.10
Public School Publishing Co.
11.00
Rand, McNally & Co.
12.22
The Ronald Press
1.00
The H. M. Rowe Co.
1.55
Ryan & Buker
36.00
Russell Sage Foundation
1.00
Benj. H. Sanborn Co.
27.32
School Arts Magazine
3.00
Scott, Foresman & Co.
156.37
Charles Scribner's Sons Co.
136.96
The Survey
18.75
Emma Smedley
3.00
Ungraded
1.50
The Univ. of Chicago Press
4.32
Univ. Supply & Book Co.
4.57
Vocational Educ. Mag.
3.00
Williams Book Store
27.00
H. W. Wilson Co.
20.00
John C. Winston Co.
275.94
Dr. Thomas D. Wood, Chr.
1.59
World Book Co.
151.19
Yale Univ. Press
2.30
Supplies for Pupils:
Adams Company
6.52
American Ry. Express Co.
1.16
American Type Founders Co.
33.83
G. H. Atkinson Co.
5.14
Edw. V. Atwood
1.00
Edw. E. Babb & Co.
549.45
Wendell Bancroft & Co.
42.32
Milton Bradley Co.
317.57
J. Breck & Sons
6.60
Cambridge Botanical Supply Co.
8.91
Central Scientific Co.
55.71
Clapp & Leach
11.10
College Ent. Exam. Board
.25
C. L. Demming
1.65
Denoyer-Geppert Co.
85.23
.
$ 3,138.98
1
210
Oliver Ditson Co.
13.44
Andrew Dutton Co.
20.85
Esterbrook Pen Mfg. Co.
23.46
A. Flanagan Co.
10.55
Francis Bros.
98.69
Ginn and Co.
249.76
Gregg Pub. Co.
12.14
J. L. Hammett Co.
1,521.87
Hodsdon Bros.
3.95
Horace Partridge Co.
13.30
Harris & Gilpatric
263.70
George E. Horrocks
.35
Howe & French, Inc.
134.51
Iroquois Pub. Co.
.54
Jordan, Marsh Co.
39.00
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins
60.46
L. E. Knott Apparatus Co.
13.55
Rita Lahaise
.70
Library Bureau
340.75
H. B. McArdle
277.87
McIntosh Pub. Co.
50.45
McKnight & McKnight
70.89
Jennie Mackie
1.95
E. F. Mahady
7.95
Marine Biological Lab.
25.00
H. M. Meserve Co. 33.00
D. O. Miller
7.30
National Case & Carton Co.
10.00
Neostyle Sales Agency
7.99
New England Scale Co., Inc.
24.76
Parker & Page Co.
56.55
Peerless Supply Co.
110.00
The Plymouth Press
4.20
Pub. School Pub. Co.
42.81
Reading Citizens' Ice Co.
.90
Reading Custom Laundry
12.67
Reliance Ribbon & Carbon Co.
9.00
Ryan & Buker
194.87
The Song Shop
1.15
Scott, Foresman & Co.
1.80
Chas. N. Smart
6.06
Fred F. Smith
1.20
L. T. Tarpin
1.71
W. E. and J. F. Twombly
24.00
Underwood Typewriter Co.
1.20
I. VanBuskirk
5.75
F. Wallace
3.25
211
Wensell & Co. . 11.00
R. H. White & Co.
9.45
W. H. Willis
10.57
A. J. Wilkinson & Co.
17.04
John C. Winston Co.
67.17
World Book Co.
186.60
$ 5,144.12
Apparatus for Teaching:
Remington Typewriter Co.
120.00
Royal Typewriter Co.
570.00
$ 690.00
General Expense:
(Printing and Advertising)
W. E. & J. F. Twombly
138.79 $ 138.79
(Office Supplies)
Bruce Publishing Co.
3.00
Clement Gleason
4.00
Journal of Education
3.00
Library Bureau
12.46
H. B. McArdle
37.55
Mun. Light Board
21.15
The Nat. Com. for Mental Hygiene
3.00
New Eng. Ass'n of College and Secon. Schs.
2.00
The Office Appliance Co.
11.10
H. A. Shepard Co.
6.47
The Survey
5.00
W. E. & J. F. Twombly
124.78
World Books Co.
5.00
Webster Pub. Co.
2.85
Wensell & Co.
16.50
The H. W. Wilson Co.
7.00
Wright & Potter Printing Co.
4.09
Univ. of Chicago Press
2.50
United States Post Office
41.12
$ 312.57
(Telephones)
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
410.27
$ 410.27
(Graduation)
Adams Co.
7.00
Jewell & Andrews
65.30
William H. Manning
6.00
Henry F. Miller
10.00
William Pierpont
3.00
No. Wilmington Nurseries
5.00
W. E. & J. F. Twombly
42.25
Mary U. Yaffee
34.00
$ 172.55
212
(Supervisors' Expense)
M. M. Brown
24.65
H. M. Meserve
.25
Abigail H. Mingo
2.50
Frederick J. Pope
.70
Ward's
2.10
Fannie C. Whittemore.
20.80
-
$ 51.00
(Supt.'s Expense)
Nat. Educ. Ass'n Dept. of Supt.
5.00
New England Voc. Guidance Ass'n
2.00
Progressive Educ. Ass'n
2.00
The Science Press
5.00
(Lectures, Public Meetings, etc.)
Mass. Forestry Ass'n
20.00
George P. Raymond Co.
14.50
$ 34.50
Fuel:
Fred W. Nelson
48.00
Mun. Light Board
345.94
P. N. Sweetser
6,783.73
O. P. Symonds
18.00
$ 7,195.67
Building Maintenance:
(Gas and Electricity)
Malden & Melrose Gas Light Co.
186.22
Municipal Light Board
601.45
$ 787.67
(Water and Sewer)
Reading Board of Public Works
1,407.60 $ 1,407.60
(Trucking, etc.)
American Railway Express Co.
13.58
Cummings Express Co.
138.23
-
William Kelelı
5.00
Percy N. Sweetser
25.50
Zanni & Co.
152.56
$ 334.87
(Janitors' Supplies)
Andrews Paper Co.
95.00
G. H. Atkinson Co.
13.13
Edw. E. Babb & Co.
44.22
Milton, Bradley Co.
24.00
Frank Butters
1.50
M. F. Charles
5.25
H. I. Dallman
386.03
Devoe & Raynolds Co.
45.00
$ 14.00
213
C. B. Dolge Co. 71.40
Francis Bros.
70.49
Hercules Kalon Co.
12.50
Norman C. Hayner Co.
152.31
Hodson Brothers
30.07
Frank J. Jameson
38.08
Masury-Young Co.
91.25
Ryan & Buker
67.55
Stone & Forsyth Co.
118.22
F. F. Smith
17.50
Underhay Oil Co.
16.35
F. Wallace
1.65
Brooks White, Treas.
5.46
$ 1,316.96
Repairs :
(Buildings, Furniture, Grounds)
Allen Shade Holder Co.
175.70
American Type Founders Co.
3.21
O. W. Austin
3.00
Wendell Bancroft Co.
13.39
Boston Metal Ceiling Co.
484.00
Board of Public Works, Water Dept.
13.25
W. A. Burns
58.25
M. F. Charles
2.00
Clapp & Leach
334.18
Henry N. Clarke Co.
11.68
Winifred Cochrane
1.75
F. M. Crosby
91.00
E. B. Currell & Son
.79
Mathew Devaney
142.00
John Farquhar's Sons, Inc.
2,152.19
T. C. Fife
2,669.38
Francis Bros.
48.08
C. E. Gay
4.00
R. H. Harris
15.00
Heywood-Wakefield Co.
662.65
Edgar Hinton
30.00
Hodson Brothers
1,256.20
R. H. Jackson
38.20
H. B. McArdle
57.00
C. M. MacDougall
10.50
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
28.55
J. M. Maxwell, Jr., & Son
636.73
B. J. Leathers
23.50
George W. Marshall
1.50
Robert Merritt
2.00
J. A. Murphy
17.50
-
214
R. Newhall
.80
Pettingell-Andrews Co.
15.11
Dana F. Perkins
104.00
Reading Greenhouses and Nurseries
6.99
Waldo Reid
1.05
P. J. Seaman
3.25
A. Simpson
1.00
Fred F. Smith
4.15
The Song Shop
.75
Standard Elec. Time Co.
5.00
Stewart & Robertson
1,708.61
Harry D. Stokes
922.00
Percy N. Sweetser
2,751.60
Wales Adding Mch. Co.
6.77
A. J. Wilkinson & Co.
2.16
W. H. Willis
4.00
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$14,524.42
AGRICULTURAL ACCOUNT
Books and Supplies:
Allen Shade Holder Co.
91.97
Allyn and Bacon
3.08
Joseph Breck & Sons
6.47
Bruce Pub. Co.
3.00
Central Scientific Co.
3.55
M. F. Charles
3.10
Cong. Pub. Society
1.75
Oliver Ditson Co.
1.26
Doubleday, Page & Co.
3.00
Francis Bros.
2.43
Ginn and Company
26.73
Harper Bros.
2.61
Hill, Smith & Co.
6.15
Hoard's Dairyman
2.00
Hodson Brothers
31.78
Houghton, Mifflin Co.
79.00
Jewell & Andrews
16.50
Charles E. Lauriat Co.
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