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The Schick clinic, started two years ago, has come to be a part of the annual school health program. In this way children who are entering Reading schools, either in the first grade or from other places where a Schick program is not available, will be given the opportunity of a diphtheria prevention program. The clinic started March 26 with an attendance of 186 children and continued until April 28. While the number of years in which this program has been in operation has been few, the records of the Board of Health show a decrease in the number of cases of diphtheria within the last three years. Whether or not this decrease can be attributed to the Schick program is hard to tell; it is interesting, however, to note that the cases of diphtheria which we have had with this same period have been children who have not
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been Schicked and immunized. There is now a similar means of deter- mining a child's susceptibility to scarlet fever and a similar means of prevention. When it seems advisable to add this means of communicable disease control to the health program I am confident that the parents of Reading will receive it with the same support and confidence which they have given the diphtheria prevention program.
With the co-operation of the Visiting Nurse several children who are tuberculosis contacts have been examined at North Reading Sanito- rium. Three Reading children are now in Westfield Sanitorium and, as this report goes to press, another is awaiting admission to the sanitorium. Through the service available at North Reading Sanitorium and through the examination clinics conducted annually by the State Department of Health a definite move is made in the direction of tuberculosis preven- tion by means of detection of incipient and suspicious cases.
We are indebted to the Forsythe Dental Infirmary for its co-opera- tion in our nose and throat work. Through Dr. Cross of the Dental In- firmary arrangements have been made whereby cases may be referred by the Reading Dental Clinic for nose and throat examinations and subse- quent tonsil appointments if necessary. The operation is done at the In- firmary for a nominal charge of five dollars. This makes an ideal ar- rangement where the financial standing of the family will not permit the services of a private nose and throat specialist.
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Last summer the Middlesex County Health Association, of which: Reading is a contributing member, through its Tuberculosis Committee,. operated a health camp at Lake Massapoag, Sharon Heights. The camp was for underweight children and was maintained for a period of eight weeks. Reading was allowed the privilege of sending nine children at the rate of seven dollars per week. The raising of money for this project was undertaken by Mrs. C. C. White, Chairman of the Tuberculosis Com -- mittee, and her committee. Much credit is due Mrs. White, for it was mainly through her efforts that enough was raised to send seven children to the camp for the entire eight weeks. Two other children were sent and paid for by their parents, making a total of nine children who en- joyed the experience of eight weeks in a summer health camp.
The continued interest and support of the various local committees especially the Tuberculosis and Red Cross Committees has been a source of inspiration and joy in the work. The confidence and spirit of help- fulness on the part of the various members of the school committee have been gratifying and much appreciated. Loyalty and interest of this kind are stimulating and invigorating.
In closing, I wish to thank you for your sympathetic interest and splendid support of my work.
Respectfully submitted,
MABEL M. BROWN, R. N., School Nurse.
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READING HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES CLASS OF 1925
High School Hall Friday Evening, June twenty-six at seven forty-five o'clock
PROGRAM
BLUE DANUBE WALTZ Strauss
High School Orchestra
MARCH-Up With the Flag
High School Orchestra
PRAYER-Rev. Charles F. Lancaster
CHORUS-Waken Lords and Ladies High School Chorus
Coerne
Salutatory
TODAY DECIDES TOMORROW Dorothy Baker
TORCH ORATION Robert M. Merritt, Pres. Class of 1925
THE CHALLENGE OF YOUTH Bruce Cummings, Class Honor
NE QUID NIMIS Frances Leuchtman, Faculty Honor
SOLO-Invictus Inglis Van Buskirk
Huhn
INTELLECTUAL LIBERTY
Ruth C. Burrows
CHORUS The Miller's Wooing Fanning
High School Chorus
Valedictory WANTED, A NEW BIRTH OF PATRIOTISM Natalie W. Berle
CONFERRING OF DIPLOMAS Walter S. Parker, Chairman of School Board
BENEDICTION-Rev. Wellington C. Pixler
MARCH-With the Colors Panella
Bennett
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CANDIDATES FOR DIPLOMAS, 1925
Agricultural
Thaxter, Wardwell Cummings
Dearborn, Grant A. Turner, Francis W.
Anderson, Evelyn Cornelia Butters, Frank A.
Day, Mary
Deming, Frances M.
Ellis, Daniel Edward
Field, Gilson Lloyd
Hach, Margaret L.
Hoey, Katherine Mary Lengyel, Charlotte J. Nelson, Charles Lucian
General
Pomfret, Stanley Ross
Schrow, Madeline L.
Shannon, Jeanne Elizabeth
Sias, Ralphı Gerry
Staeger, Violet G.
Stevens, Ruth Elizabeth
Swain, Doris Natalie
Van Buskirk, Inglis
Warren, Arthur
Baker, Dorothy Batchelder, Ralph F.
Berle, Natalie W.
Burnham, Natalie
Clancy, Almira Elizabeth
Cottle, Wilfred Emmonds Cox, Eugene Robert Cummings, Bruce Reid
Daniel, Mary Helen Dulong, Mildred Madalene Fenwick, Helen Winifred Fowler, Elizabeth
Turner, Josephine Edith Wilson, Dorothy Mildred
Andrews, John Homer Bronson, Allen Duane Bruce, Mason B. Farwell, Howard Peak
Ainsworth, Zelda Frances Anderson, Herbert D. Burrows, Ruth C. Colby, Grace Marion Doucette, Bernice M. Doucette, Florence Agnes
College
Hill, Lawrence Clark Leuchtman, Frances Miriam Merritt, Robert Maxwell
Nichols, Benjamin E.
Nutter, Elizabeth
Reichardt, Josephine E.
Richardson, Margaret
Robinson, Phyllis Rooney, Robert
Thurber, Gretchen Ora
Whitehouse, Esther Wilson, John Loris
Normal
Upton, Marjorie Luthera
Scientific Latham, Earle Oliver Pierpont, Niles Zwicker, Franklin Wesley
Commercial
Lane, Elinor Pauline Meuse, Mildred Elizabeth Morse, Agnes Elizabeth Nichols, Dorothy Stafford
Patterson, Dorothy
Porter, Gertrude Elizabeth
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Drolet, Simonne Goddard, Florence Lavinia Godfrey, Clarence Arthur Gray, Evelyn Averill Huckins, Susie Rebecca
Runge, Doris May Skinner, Doris Smith, Louise Spillane, Annie Welch, Myrtle Irene
Special
Doherty, Joseph J.
Gleason, Nahshon
LISTS OF GRADUATES FROM JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLASS 1925
GIRLS
Adden, Ruth
MacConney, Grace
Albee, Eunice
Martin, Viola M.
Berle, Dorothy W.
Marchetti, Helen
Bangs, Esther F.
Merrill, Barbara
Brown, Gladys E.
Meuse, Doris S.
Brown, Helen M.
Meuse, Irene M.
Burns, Gladys M.
Meuse, Teresa M.
Carney, Mary
Mixon, Gwendolyn
Cate, Lucille A.
McDowell, Mona
Clark, Virginia
Monroe, Beulah
Clements, Dorothy A.
Nodding, Ruth
Cottle, Marion A.
Noyes, Elsie C.
Cummings, Dorothy
Nyman, Hazel
Curtis, Grace C. Daniels, Irene
Perry, Virginia C.
Demain, Mildred
Porter, Lillian M.
Downs, Esther
Remick, Helen
Duval, Susanne
Richardson, Violet M.
Faulkner, Doris
Ricker, Grace Riley, Eleanor G.
Frost, Ruth Fowler, Susann
Spencer, Elizabeth
Gadbois, Ruth A.
Shannon, Louise C.
Gleaser, Anna
Spillane, Barbara
Glynn, Helen
St. Cyr, Teresa M.
Goodwin, Grace A.
Stevens, Elizabeth
Gray, Gwendolyn
Starke, Phyllis H.
Haley, Lois B.
Sullivan, Evelyn E.
Taylor, Eleanor D.
Tolman, Stella K.
Tucker, Virginia S.
Turner, Delma H.
Ives, Natalie V.
Turner, Doris F.
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Hastings, Harriet M. Howard, Margaret E. Hatfield, Helen C. Hyde, Ruth Holmes, Pearl E.
Stone, Lilly P. Surrette, Esther E.
Gray, Thelma I.
Pierce, Barbara M.
Melendy, Helen F.
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Kerr, Dorothy Lane, Martha Lumsden, Jeanette Knight, Barbara F.
Van Stone, Eleanor White, Anna M. Williamson, Hope R. Wilson, Anna L.
LISTS OF GRADUATES FROM JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLASS 1925
BOYS
Beaton, John A.
McLeod, Lawrence M.
Bedley, Robert A.
Merrill, Francis E.
Bowman, Donald B.
Mercer, James R.
Boyce, Robert J.
Meuse, Leonard F.
Bredbury, Malcolm S.
Milton, William H.
Brown, Rodney W., Jr.
Munnis, Eldridge
Burrage, Edward B.
Nelson, Albert P.
Carter, James C.
MacSorley, Edward
Carter, William D.
O'Brien, Edward A.
Chesley, Richard B.
Parsons, Roger
Condon, David P.
Phillips, Edward
Connelly, John
Pierpont, Arnold C.
Crowe, Oren L.
Playdon, George
Cummings, Gerald E.
Poore, Harvey P.
Dewey, Donald L.
Richards, Edward
Ellison, Chester A.
Robinson, William
Driver, Robert A.
Rogers, Elbert H.
Dunn, Edmund T.
Rolfe, H. Nelson
Gleaser, George G.
Scott, Robert Sheehan, Edward
Gray, Alton M. Gray, Warren
Small, Robert E.
Harrow, Charles S.
Smith, Roger
Hatch, George F.
Soule, Robert L.
Herrick, Edward F.
Spavin, Robert S.
Ten Broeck, Charles W.
Terhune, Douglas
Thornton, James H. Turner, Harold M.
Johnson, Theron C. Knowlton, Ambrose
Walker, Frederick C.
Westcott, Henry J.
Kjersgard, Wilfred C. Landry, Francis E. Lewis, Harold D.
Wilson, John M.
Young, Wilmer
Zwicker, Leland
Martin, Henry T. Meaney, George
Van Horn, Jesse L.
Hill, Herbert L. Hubbard, Donald J. Horton, Bryce B. Johnson, Donald F.
Small, Donald M.
Goff, Walter W.
TEACHERS IN SERVICE, DEC. 31, 1925, WHERE EDUCATED, YEAR APPOINTED ALSO ENROLLMENT FOR FOUR MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1925
SCHOOL
GRADES OR SUB- JECT
NAMES OF TEACHERS
WHERE EDUCATED
Year
Appointed
Salary
Total
Enrollment
Average
Average
Attendance
Per cent. of
Attendance
High School
Principal
Rudolf Sussmann, B. S. Mona L. Ames, A. B. . . .
*St. Lawrence University
1924
1400
Coach, Phys. Tr.,
Joseph A. Aldred, B. S.
*Bowdoin College ..
1925
2100
Civ., Heal., Sci.
Elizabeth A. Batchelder
*Salem Normal.
1916
1800
Com. Geog., Eng. Business Prac.
Alfred Boehm
*Trade School, Germany.
1920
2100
Manual Training, Mech. Dr ... . English ..
Clarissa I. Brown, B. S.
*Gorham Normal, Boston Univ. ..
1924
1400
Sten. and Type.
Elva A. Buckley.
*Bay Path Institute.
1924
1600
Business Prac,
*Ohio Wesleyan University
1925
1800
B'kkeeping, Pen.
Alberta F. Drury . ..
*Salem and Posse Normal.
1917
1800
Head Sten. and
E. Frances Greenhalgh
*Willimantic Nor., Bay Path Inst.
1914
1800
Type. Dept. ...
*Bowdoin College
1922
2100
Math., German, ·
Lillian Jefts, B. A. ..
*St. Lawrence University .
1917
1800
Spanish, German
Helen G. Kershaw, A. B.
*Radcliffe College. .
1919
1800
French and Voc. Latin
Abigail H. Mingo, A. B.
*Boston Univ., Chandler Sec ....
1918
1900
Sec'y to Supt.,
Mgr. Lunch Rm
Attend. Officer, Health .
Girls' Coach and
Lydia A. Nelson, A. B.
*Syracuse University
1925
1700
Phys. Training
Carl E. Palmer, A. B. ..
* Augustana College ..
1924
2100
Head Math. Dept
Frederick J. Pope, B. S. . . . .
*Colby College.
1922
2100
Head Sci. Dept ..
Marian T. Pratt, A. B ..
*Wellesley College
1919
1800
Head Fren. Dept.
Mildred B. Sussmann, A. B. . .
* Radcliffe College.
1919
1800
Latin Dept. . . . .
Russell P. Taylor, A. B. . ..
*Bates College ...
1922
2200
.
History, A. B .. .. French, English -
Elenor L. Warren. A. B ..
Wellesley College .
1925
1500
Agriculture . . .
Herman T. Wheeler, B. S.
*Mass. Agricultural College
1924
1900
Stand .. Guidance
Ida C. Lucas. .
*Worcester Normal
1917
1800
Drawing Super ..
M. Adeline Lahaise .
*Mass. Normal Art.
1919
1700
Music Super. .. .
J. Albert Wilson
*Harvard College, 3 yrs.
1920
1500
538.98 5 4.$6 95.5
Biology, Civics ..
*Conn. & Mass. Agr. Colleges ... . 1917
$3200
552
Membership
* Has taken courses of college grade and graduate work at B. U., Simmons, Harvard, Columbia, Cornell, or at Normal Schools
Head Eng. Dept.
Lyla R. Davis, B. A.
Luke Halpin, A. B.
SCHOOL
GRADE OR SUB- JECT
TEACHER
WHERE EDUCATED
Year
Appointed
Salary
Total
Enrollment
Average
Average
Attendance
Per cent. of
Attendance
Highland and Junior High
Principal . ..
Raymond W. Blaisdell, A. B ..
*Bates College·
1922
3000
Mathematics ..
Emma S. Page.
*Mt. Ida School ..
1924
1400
Dom. Science ....
Elizabeth Chalmers
*Courses at Bates S. S.
1924
1500
38
35.65 49.62
34.46 48.15
96.64 97.04
Hist., Civics and Social Science. English .
Alice E. Hood .
*Concord, N. H., Training School
1902
1500
36
35.67
34.43
96.23
Sewing
Rita Lahaise . ..
*Gorham Normal ..
1923
1500
36
36.
34.76
96.56
Phys.Tr., Hyg'ne
Kenneth Lucas, S. B.
*Mass. Inst. of Technology
1925
1700
49
47.82
46.21
96.63
Geo., Music, Soc. Sta. . .
Ida F. Spencer.
*Tufts College.
1925
1500
35
34.21
97.77
English
Ethel S. Williams.
*Salem Normal.
1922
1500
48
46.92
33.46 45.39
94.42
Grades
Grade 5. .
Margaret Whittier
*Salem Normal.
1916
1400
51
50.
50.
96.
Grade 5 ..
Matilda J. Gamble.
*High School-
1920
1400
52
50.21
46.47
94.55
Grade 6. .
Carolyn C. Grace.
*No. Adams Normal.
1919
1400
55
52.66
50.26
92.37
Grade 6 ..
A. Louise Fogg
*Colby College (2 yrs.)
1920
1400
55
54.15
52.18
96.73
Centre.
Prin. Grade 3.
M. Grace Wakefield
*Salem Normal .
1890
1700
48
46.56
43.99
92.31
Grade 4.
Vera Buckle, A. B.
*Boston University.
1915
1400
55
53.03
50.03
94.27
Grade 3.
Glenna Dow.
*Hyannis S. S.
1919
1400
41
39.36
37.49
95.25
Grade 4 . .
Helen G. Quinlan
Salem Normal.
1915
1400
62
54.07
51.71
95.14
Grade 2.
Alberta Mathieson
Salem Normal.
1924
1400
19
46.28
43.37
93.89
Opport. Room ...
Grace Nichols
*Wheelock Training
1924
1400
18
16.11
15.10
93.73
Gen. Science . ...
Marion Day .
*Salem Normal.
1915
1500
50
*Mass. Nor. Art ..
1918
1900
Manual Training
Lyman E. Fancy .
Lestina M. Goddard
*Gorham Normal.
1920
1500
*Boston Trade School.
1921
1500
Jr. Mathematics.
Inez H. Lewis.
Louise B. Maxwell.
*Bridgewater Normal.
1920
1500
*Farmington, Me , Normal
1925
1500
Pen., Soc. Studies
Doris G. Vaughan, A. B.
Phys. Training, Bus. Practice ..
*N. H. State Normal.
1899
1800
French, Phys. Tr.
Ramona Beil.
*H. S. Practical Arts.
1924
1400
Drw, Music, Math
Eleanor F. Emerson
Membership
,
TEACHERS IN SERVICE, DEC. 31, 1925, WHERE EDUCATED, YEAR APPOINTED ALSO ENROLLMENT FOR FOUR MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1925 (Continued)
Lowell St. ..
Prin. Grade 3. . ..
Nellie P. Beaton.
*Danvers High
1919
1600
23
22. 20.05 39.92
20.54 19.22
93.35
Grade 4. ..
Nellie P. Beaton.
*Plymouth, N, H., Normal
1919
1400
44
37
35.51
32.68
93.03
Grade 5 ..
Annie G. Quillen
*Salem Normal.
1916
1400
23
23.
22.24
95.
Grade 6. .
Annie G. Quillen
Union St. ...
Prin. Grade 2. . . .
Elizabeth Aldred, B. S.
*Tea. College, Col. Univ.
1925
1600
49
47.92
43.91
91.58
Grade 1 .
Marietta V. Berry .
N. Y. Training
1925
1300
47
45.05
40.83
90.64
Grade 1 ...
Addie A. Copeland
*High School, plus ext. courses
1925
1000
49
45.
39.6
88.
Grade 1 ..
Marion H. Morgan
*Bridgewater Normal.
1904
1400
51
49.86
46.48
93.26
Prospect St. . ....
Prin. Grade 2 .. ..
Ada E. Dow ..
*High School, plus courses
1909
1600
32
30.06
30.03
95.45
Grade 3 . .
Ada E. Dow.
*Wheelock Training.
1918
1400
41
40.03
32.12
91.31
Grades 5-6.
Dorothy Mudgett
*Keene Normal
1924
1400
48
45.98
44.15
95.88
Grades 4-5.
Olive S. Perry
*Wheelock Training.
1916
1400
46
40.99
38 92
95.11
Chestnut Hill . .. Prin. Grade 1 . ...
Isabelle P. Kissock.
*High School, Dean Academy ....
1911
1600
12
12.
11.13
92.75
Grade 2
Isabelle P. Kissock.
12
11.33
10.77
95.05
Grade 3.
Isabelle P. Kissock.
8
8.
7.15
89.37
Grade 4 .
Genevieve Quinlan .
Salem Normal
1921
1400
12
10.90
10.66
97.79
Grade 5.
Genevieve Quinlan
17
16.67
15.71
94.24
Grade 1 ..
Winifred Cochrane.
37.56
90.16
Grade 2 . .
Maybelle T. Hay
*School of Expression
1925
1400
23
23.
22.62
98.
20
20.
17.70
91.76
Grade 1 ..
Marion H. Adams
24
95.77
*Has taken courses of college grade and graduate work at B. U., Simmons, Harvard, Columbia, Cornell, or at Normal Schools
BUDGET SCHOOL DEPARTMENT, TOWN OF READING, 1926
1926 Estimated Appropriation
GENERAL ACCOUNT: SALARIES
1. Salaries-Teachers' and Supt.'
$107,420.79
$102,635.39
$ 99,088.58
2. Janitors'
9,019.00
8,078.00
6,609.50
3. Other Salaries
Attendance Officer
400.00
350.00
Medical Inspector
500.00
500.00
400.00
School Nurse
1,600.00
1,500.00
1,400.00
$135,776.00
Total Salaries
$118,939.79
$113,063.69
$107,498.08
4,000.00
4. Transportation of Pupils
3,228.90
2,756.25
1,742.50
260.00
5. School Tuition
37.15
4,500.00
6. Books
4,906.33
3,138.98
3,440.14
6,000.00
7. Supplies for Pupils
5,757.59
5,144.12
5,051.62
2,000.00
8. Apparatus for Teaching
835.08
690.00
1,354.28
9. General Expense :
Printing and Advertising
368.67
138.79
210.42
Office Supplies
261.18
312.57
252.97
Telephones
493.77
410.27
429.69
Graduation, Miscellaneous
114.36
172.55
157.37
Supt.'s Expense
114.52
14.00
129.64
Lectures, Public Meetings
34.50
15.00
Insurance
Supervisor's Expense
986.83
51.00
50.25
$ 2,341.33
$ 1,133.68
$ 1,245.34
.
Expended 1925
Expended 1924
Expended 1923
2,500.00
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BUDGET SCHOOL DEPARTMENT (Continued)
1926 Estimated Appropriation
Expended 1925
Expended 1924
Expended 1923
$ 8,000.00
10. Fuel
$ 7,126.73
$ 7,195.67
$ 8,846.31
1,000.00
Gas and Electricity
976.14
787.67
1,045.12
1,700.00
Water and Sewer
1,524.60
1,407.60
688.70
500.00
Trucking, etc.
373.40
334.87
446.11
1,400.00
Janitors' Supplies
1,264.26
1,316.96
1,243.43
$ 4,138.40
$ 3,847.10
$ 3,423.36
12,968.00
12. Repairs
14,524.42
Buildings
7,862.36
7,159.88
Furniture
1,668.40
3,297.70
Grounds
883.20
291.70
$ 10,413.96
$ 14,524.42
$ 10,749.28
44,828.00
TOTAL FOR MAINTENANCE
$ 38,747.32
$ 38,467.37
$ 35,852.82
180,604.00
TOTAL EXPENDITURES-General
$157,513.86
$151,531.06
$143,350.90
$11,925.00
$11,935.00
$11,546.85
Receipts not from tax levy :
State Reimbursement, Chap. 70, G. L.
8,399.21
5,989.01
Due, but not paid .
714.03
1,580.65
2,155.21
1
$
?
A
-
Tuition, etc.
11. Building Maintenance
AGRICULTURAL ACCOUNT
$ 3,200.00
1. Teachers', Supt.'s, and Janitors' Salaries Smith-Hughes' Fund
287.58
2. Light, Fuel, Repairs
70.76
230.48
400.42
328.98
670.12
$ 4,133.84
$ 4,838.93
$ 5,425.60
Receipts not from tax levy : State Aid to Industrial Schools Smith-Hughes Fund Tuition
877.74
1,000.83
287.58
296.06
2,082.67
3,050.35
Due, but not paid .
442.11
211.93
1,391.40
INDUSTRIAL TUITION
800.00 $
Tuition paid
$ 585.77
$ 675.00
$ 767.60
Reimbursement from State
408.46
315.01
176.50
500.00
Evening School
$ 3,615.78 $ 4,367.75 $ 4,426.50
500.00
3. Books, Apparatus, Supplies Paid for Veterans' Books, Supplies
6,603.14
172
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1925 General Account
Transportation :
Eastern Mass. St. Railway Co.
$ 1,400.00
George H. Adams
508.00
James Mason
1,320.90
$
3,228.90
Books:
Allyn & Bacon
103.76
American Book Co.
350.85
The Arlo Pub. Co.
7.37
American Child Health Assn.
5.00
Edward E. Babb & Co.
90.82
Bacon & Vincent Co.
2.20
F. J. Barnard & Co.
199.70
M. Barrows & Co.
19.51
C. C. Birchard & Co.
81.65
Bureau of Vocational Information
3.70
The Bruce Pub. Co.
29.90
The Century Co.
212.26
The Davis Press
4.50
Oliver Ditson Co.
7.79
Dodd, Mead & Co.
5.80
E. P. Dutton Co.
1.68
Educators' Association
11.60
Ginn and Company
395.24
Mason D. Gray
8.64
Gregg Publishing Co.
101.16
W. S. Guiler
1.18
C. S. Hammond & Co.
58.08
Harcourt, Brace & Co.
136.03
Harvard Co-operative Society
1.35
D. C. Heath & Co.
333.63
Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge
1.43
Houghton, Mifflin Co.
228.60
B. W. Huebsch, Inc.
3.43
Iroquois Pub. Co.
4.10
Johnson Publishing Co.
6.00
Joint Committee on Preventing Del., Inc.
4.70
Alfred A. Knopf
5.48
Laidlaw Brothers
6.59
Charles E. Lauriat Co.
136.44
J. B. Lippincott Co.
26.61
Little, Brown & Co.
3.29
173
Longmans, Green & Co. 2.94
Lyons & Carnahan
117.36
The Macmillan Co.
180.85
Rand, McNally Co.
31.31
Marshall Jones Co.
4.63
Mass. Bible Society
34.10
Charles E. Merrill Co.
91.42
New Eng. Pub. Co., Journal of Educ.
1.00
Old Corner Book Store
135.15
A. N. Palmer Co.
8.60
The Papercrafters, Inc.
4.12
G. P. Putnam's Sons
4.85
Isaac Pitman & Sons
1.98
Public School Publishing Co.
6.50
W. F. Quarrie & Co.
2.70
Regents Publishing Co.
10.88
The Republic Publishing Co.
4.00
The Ronald Press
4.19
Harold Rugg
179.24
The Rural New Yorker
1.00
Benj. H. Sanborn Co.
162.44
Porter Sargent
11.00
Schoenhof's
2.50
Scott, Foresman Co.
82.96
Charles Scribner's Sons
88.10
E. C. Shirmer Music Co.
5.5.
Silver, Burdett & Co.
70.81
So. Western Pub. Co.
13.60
George Sully & Co.
1.50
Supt. of Documents
.50
The Survey
13.00
Teachers College
27.77
The Univ. Supply & Book Co.
9.90
The University of Chicago Press
4.14
Warwick & York, Inc. 13.93
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
2.48
C. F. Williams & Son, Inc.
9.13
H. W. Wilson Co.
6.00
John C. Winston Co.
49.74
The Woman Citizen
3.50
The Woman's Press
3.50
World Book Co.
897.43
$ 4,906.33
Supplies for Pupils:
Adams Company $ 3.99
Mona L. Ames
10.61
174
G. H. Atkinson Co. 2.79
Edw. E. Babb & Co.
580.18
Walter H. Baker Co.
6.75
Wendell Bancroft Co.
11.26
Berry & Withington Co.
14.34
Milton Bradley
149.94
Joseph Breck & Sons
6.60
James W. Brine Co.
38.00
Cambridge Botanical Supply Co.
6.70
M. F. Charles
1.00
College Ent. Exam. Board
.20
Courtis Standard Research Tests
5.13
Marion Day
28.23
C. L. Demming
5.10
Oliver Ditson Co.
41.00
H. W. Dubois & Co.
44.10
W. R. Elliott Co.
94.24
Esterbrook Steel Pen Mfg. Co.
34.06
Francis Brothers
29.77
Otis Carl Funderburk
10.00
Ginn and Company
297.03
The Gregg Writer
2.00
J. L. Hammett Co.
2,728.28
George E. Horrocks
4.90
Houghton, Mifflin Co.
26.63
Harris & Gilpatric
235.22
Howe & French
156.55
Iroquois Publishing Co.
173.38
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co.
37.42
Jordan, Marsh Co.
27.25
William H. Kelch
.72
Mrs. W. E. King
20.00
Charles Knapp
2.00
Laidlaw Brothers
14,82
Lyons & Carnahan
26.49
C. Leroy Lyons
9.68
H. B. McArdle
236.76
McIntosh Publishing Co.
1.48
Jennie Mackie
.75
E. F. Mahady
5.06
Masterleaf Record Book Co.
.75
W. W. Newhouse
1.00
The Office Appliance Co.
30.83
Grace C. Nichols
1.50
J. C. Oxley .35
Parker & Page Co.
149.73
The Papercrafters, Inc.
14.70
¥
1
175
Public School Publishing Co.
19.84
Rand, McNally Co.
47.47
A. Rothe
8,40
E. W. A. Rowles
15.50
Ryan & Buker
7,60
Royal Laundry Service
1.40
H. A. Shepard Co.
5.00
Bernice Smith
15.00
Leon T. Tarpin
5.41
Teachers College
2.40
F. Wallace
.50
Ward's
2.55
Wellesley Press, Inc.
2.75
West Disinfecting Co.
35.55
W. H. Willis
6.45
World Book Co.
231.38
Wright & Ditson
21.12
$ 5,757.59
Apparatus for Teaching:
Central Scientific Co.
263.90
Clapp & Leach
3.50
Mrs. Charles A. Damon
5.00
J. B. Howard
11.55
Howe & French, Inc.
13.74
Scientific Materials Co.
3.74
J. M. Maxwell, Jr., & Son
3.65
The Office Appliance Co.
200.00
Royal Typewriter Co.
90.00
Underwood Tpyewriter Co.
240.00
$ 835.08
Office Supplies and Printing and Advertising:
J. Albert 4.50
M. F. Charles
1.20
College Entrance Exam. Board
1,80
J. L. Hammett Co.
2.99
Joint Com. on Prevent. Delinquency
.50
The Kardex Co.
112.40
H. M. Meserve & Co.
13.05
National Coun. for Prevention of War
2.13
New Eng. Pub. Co.
18.00
New Eng. Voca. Guid. Assn.
2 00
The Office Appliance Co.
12.19
Paulson Products Corp.
9.75
H. A. Shepard & Co.
12.28
176
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Myrtle W. Tilton
2.00
W. E. & J. F. Twombly
365.47
Univ. of Chicago, Dept. of Educ.
2,50
United States Post Office
44.12
Ward's
3.85
Wensell & Co.
11.00
Wright & Potter Printing Co.
8.12
$ 629.85
Telephones:
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
493.77
Graduation:
Adams Company
7.26
Alberta F. Drury
7.00
Mary E. Hilton
32.40
Jordan, Marsh Co.
19.80
William F. O'Brien
3.00
Reading Greenhouses & Nurseries
3.90
W. E. & J. F. Twombly
41.00
$ 114.36
Supervisors' Expense :
American Medical Assn.
3.00
Mabel M. Brown
21.75
Cummings Express Co.
10.50
George W. Davis
1.20
L. W. Dickinson & Son
9.00
Francis Brothers
5.89
Hodson Brothers
4.50
Alex Lindsay
4.00
Ida C. Lucas
31.90
The Modern Hospital Pub. Co.
5.00
Mothercraft Headquarters 8.15
Municipal Light Board
49.34
Reading Motor Co.
791.40
Sumner H. Remick
5.00
Safe Roads Federation
1.00
Fred F. Smith
16.95
S. R. Stembridge
18.25
$
986.83-
Superintendent's Expense:
American Education Digest
3.00
Dept. of Educ., Univ. of Chicago
2,50
High School Prin. Assn. of Mass.
3.00
1
177
The Independent
3.00
National Com. for Mental Hygiene
3.00
National Safety Council
35.00
Dept. of Supt. Nat. Education Assn.
35.00
New England Assn. of Col. & Sec. Schs.
2.00
Progressive Education Assn.
2.00
Public School Publishing Co.
4.00
H. A. Shepard Co.
10.02
The Science Press
5.00
The Survey
5.00
Teachers Journal & Abstract
2.00
$ 114.52
Fuel:
Percy N. Sweetser
7,102.73
O. P. Symonds & Sons
24.00
$ 7,126.73
Gas and Electricity :
Malden & Melrose Gas Light Co.
186.99
Municipal Light Board
789.15
$ 976.14
Sewer and Water:
Town of Reading, Sewer Dept.
695.40
Town of Reading, Water Dept.
829.20
$ 1,524.60
Ashes and Trucking:
American Railway Express Co.
30.73
Harold W. Batchelder
2.00
Cummings Express Co.
127.98
William Kelch
9.50
G. T. Lewis
124.94
Percy N. Sweetser
5.00
Zanni & Co.
73.25
$ 373.40
Janitors' Supplies:
Andrews Paper Co.
7.50
G. H. Atkinson Co.
36.68
M. F. Charles
.75
The Cudahy Packing Co.
4.40
H. I. Dallman Co.
324.10
C. L. Demming
.40
G. B. Dolge Co.
45.71
178
Food Sales & Warehouse 27.60
Francis Brothers
120.71
J. L. Hammett Co.
41.50
Harris & Gilpatric
62.50
The Norman C. Hayner Co.
116.50
Hodson Brothers
96.42
Samuel Lewis
60.76
Ira S. Noyes
48.90
Edward Patten
19.00
J. Fred Richardson
1.05
Ryan & Buker
32.50
Fred F. Smith
28.00
The Sterlings Products Co.
123.85
Stone & Forsyth Co.
11.75
Inglis, VanBuskirk
17,60
F. Wallace
2.68
W. H. Willis
1.05
G. H. Worcester & Co.
14.85
Young's Store
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