The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-06
schools of Brighton.

DIST. No l-Mr. MAHoHhY CIelk.-We open
the exercises as the preacher says by introducing
our ,eaders to an Odd dilapidated building, calec
by some people schoulhnuse. We Will not at
,mnt 10 describe it, but merely say for the credit
of he, district that II is enclosed witt good board
fence. contains a small black board and map ct
the Emitted States Mrs SHIEL is al earnest, hard
working. live teacher, aud e,.jnys good order and
discp inc.
DIST. No. Mr.. HARTNELI, Clerk -Ihis
school bu lding has been in times past go"d one
brt nnvy il the worse foi wear. We ud have
il G ea,ly understood that District No. two have q
char in their school room Jhe contrivance call
ed black board is about the size t the old Lady
cake board Mr.. RING, the teacher seems to bear
with such inconl eniences with christian reSlBna-
iion, aud is succeeding very well.
Dist. No. AIR. RHODES, Clerk lice in the
town O; Brighton we met with very good school
house with site enclosed. The Keats and desks are
very we'll srrange d, but the blackboard is limited
like many others. MIR, NoK1H acting 's teacher
conducts his sch, OF with good discipline ana h'-
re itations with much care,
DIST. No. 5. Mr. O'RRIEN, Clerk Here is
little log hut that might have cen constructed 10
an early day to sec a preemptl"n claim Door
about five leet two inches in hight, and no II 'or
above consequently finished to the ridge pole at
ter the fashion of our modern churches. We un-
d, rstynd they intend TO build a new house. With
due respect, and Without intending to fiatter we
would say the teacher in this district. IS probably
the best educated in The county.
L. Ii INV a y
friends xhhuld travel the Burning on and KonUsha
road, in the Vi, unity of john w. EVANS, they Will
notice a very neat willie sch"olhOnse with gre en-
winaow blinds, situated by a beautiful gr've The
site is enclosed with board fence, and contains
good well with pump Mr.. BROWN OF Salem, 10
progressing very well, and as far as we can learn
$ giving 90. satisfaction
D1sr. No. 8--Mr. RAFFERTY,. Clerk, The
.chcoI building in this neihb lhood. is M inter
esting old shell and once had the appearance of a
schoalhouse but now. it only reminds one that ev
ervfhiug on this earth is peishahie Mr.. II ART,
the teacher, COZ ducts his school q"iotiy with very
good order and it making as good progress as
could he expec ed.
DIT No 9--Mr SUTHERLAND, CLERK. - In this
ueiyhhurho"d we fad pleasant N"ho i sire encl"s
ed with a hperd fence. CO. tain ing a very small
huilding. which fi,y years ago would have been
c,l ed a sci ooihuase II e tulnture consists of
one good chair, teachers table, I'D stove win
two legs. HeIe, as in Dist. \" ten Prris we have
one desk on each side Of the sch""llo"n sixteen or
eighteen ieet long. with seats III front. NJ Ss OIL
BUKS If Ill conducts her recltatl"nf sysematlcal
Iy, ana requires promprness on The part OF the pu
pills.
For the credit of the town Of Brighton. we must
saw. we have found as hard working, energetic
tea, hers and ,,Ine as siudious scholars a in any
town in the county T" the old query Can any
good come cut of - - B:igh'"n.' We
.psvar vesi l.. b. DODGE,
Supt. Of Schools for Ken sha Co.