Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-08
REPORT

cordin@ u the returns made hy the several
Agents, Is. two thousand two hundred ami
nineteen. AN increase &c nineteen over last
year In all OF these Districts. excepting
No. Ssyente,n, there have bcsn schools dur
Ing the year. Al tie teachers. in tie iu3z-
men: Of your COMMITTEES, have hecn faithful.
and some Of them emiaen;ly successful. -
The general result, have haSa such as Il JUS
tify all the eNI,nss bestowed upon them. AMI
to warrant a deeper interest in the education
Of the Young than has hitherto been mani
tested
fhc evils complained Of in last year, Re-
port, in regard l. the condition of some ct
the school houses. still remain. excepting in
a single instance, and impcratiyely demand
abatement. lnnotieing The several Districts.
we shall allude to these evils and lnore par
ticularly spceif, what is needed
We now invite attention to the eondi.
ton q the several schools, 50 far IS il can be
given in = brief survey.
The school in District No. !. was taught
in the summer by Miss +. JOY, and in Ii.
winter y Mr. Emerson, both faithful teach
ers. The order was gaod and the prosres,
far
the school ia District No. ,. was uader
;he Instruction ot Mis- E. Holmes ana Mr.. Z.
Ermmer, both first rate teachers. fhc III
tersSs. ord and progress good
In District M :. there were. daring tue
summer and autumn, four schools. Of TIVE
terms each. and three schools in the Winter.
The school in S;rawville was tau "a; by Miss
Z poaaell, well qualified and experienced
teacher Tie primary school On Hancock
Street has been daring the year, under the
care Of Miss {. Hall. whose patien; fidelity
and success are worthy Of all praise Mrs
Fret man had charge at the intermediate
sehasl on School Street, who, amid MANY dis
eeuEago.ncnts. brought 10 her work much
experience and energy. and accomplished all
that could reasonably be expected Tins
school. during the Winter was proftab!y
t,.a-h; ~ Miss ponarll assisted by Miss I.
Jay. The school far the more advanced
scholars in the stme building. has had differ
ent teachers for each term Ncssrs. Gr.eS.
Simpson ana Heath al experienced teachers
Of good scholarship and qrai~cworthy deyo-
ton 10 their work. >Jill, w cannot sp.ak
in terms of high commentator Of this school.
Many Of the scholars have been irregular in
their attendance. and soa.. li>or!srIy in their
conduct, though many havy made >4;je.s5t..-
y Ir.sre>s ana are worthy If al cenmea-
ia;igu In regard 10 tie >elo .-a5a,= az
r.s2-e.aeats :o- liz District. we wgall s.f...;
al that w sajl h.; ysar, wi,a iser ~
emF t-s.s. Thy ar a disgrace to liz ia,et-
lisenee and humanity q, IA. pj>,ris-. T.rse
rooms, rs; one Il waisa IS Mat !; es.-a: Il
= ioF 4 szao"'-rasn. ar al Ina; ara ETaNis.-
g .zT he accumulation ii IL * n >ssea
handTea scholars /; ase7is ~ argument 70
Fr7Ee Ei'at while tt-ss i :, ~ schools nj
i..'i Il iae b.; sases9s. The asaHt. tn
sz1aaeFs and tic COMMITTEE may be Gams!.
IA L W-F& W.;aazs ta9ls = -i5-w rs5i4 i
" .'a' cannot = demanded.
=. 7e.52-2i IN District y. !, was, during
ne Summer term. taught By Mis- Debate.
Mo Sa'e : ''d satisfaction, The " utter
ssaaat' taught z! Nj IL Higgins. though
Ar, VS. not quite e4aal t. our hops.
h District N. :, the s.Ao9l in sumner.
taught y MIS- Gsia4.e, and in the winter =
Nj. /. Smith, wgre among the l-e-; ii town.
Il tie parents ia .ais District regard taa
health and comfort u the. eli,lrca. they
VIII ea.-.r-s ;aeiF seA8e!-sgam. HIS eeela
be done without maea e1pan-', y thriving;
The entries int ;Ae main rom, and .s!.sasa
p7rea-
Mss ; f. Hal ;augt: il D.,tyiet " l.
to ihe satisfaction Of ali. Her. they imler-
l..Yely need better Ssho5l-house. ana H.
eated nearer the center Of the District.
The school in District n. :. has bon
highly prosperous for the vast year. under
tie instruction D: Miss Wilbur and NJ.
ilAs:inEs-
Tae s-ho9! in District W. was taught in