Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

q ) u Waters, town Grand juror.
Vt S Dow, Town Agent. 20. G .
= James Dougherty, Superintendent
C Schools sH,4 al. t,ae
h A Waterman. Supt Of Poor Farm.
Voted to raise sixty cents on the dolla
to defray town expenses.
MoRRIsTowN.
A g Boardman, Town Clerk.
! V W Waterman, A B Irish, Amo
Dwinell, Selectmcn.
orlo Cady, Treasurer.
L E Brigham, overseer of Poor
+ 1 George Constable
II d Bryant, G W Fitch, II 2 Stowe
Listers.
II II Powers, R G Washburn, D A Gil
bert. Auditors.
V W Waterman, Town Agent.
CO Lewis, Superintendent of schools.
II Rand, Supt of Poor Farm.
Voted to raise tax of 40 cents on the
dollar on the grand list for town expenses
The superintendent Of schools. Mr..
Bartlett made an abie and interesting re-
port to the meeting. from which VIC make
the following extracts
In presenting report of the common
Schools of Morristown for the year lust
closed, your Supt is unable TO saw how
great has beenthe improvement upon past
years, from want Of knowledge of the
schools in the past. but from what he is
able to learn, there is evidence that thew
have enjoyed degree of prosperity quite
equal and in some respects superior to
that of previous years The report of the
Inherent districts must necessarily be
brief; several of them present little or no
occasion for remark, either by way of com.
nendation, or criticism.
District no. l, Prudential Committee
: K Gleed, G. W. Hcndee, G. w. Fitch.
This is not the place for an extended
eport of Alorrisville Graded School, whose
raise is upon the lips of all who are in.
crested in it. The higher department,
nder the care of Mr. Az. Sanborn, n
borough aud successful teacher, still reta.
Is the name, and well sustaius the char.
'ter' of Peoples Academy, while Mrs. NJ.
duyer ia the primary department has 6
cen blessing to the chill dren. such as
other teacher has been, or could be O
nder the old system. 1t is also an en-. I
urag'ng fact that the expenses of this u
hool for the year will belighter than was p
'ticipatcd and less upon the grand list S
an IN most Of the other districts in town.
No. 2. Rev. D Cox. committee The a
miner school taught by Miss NJ. E. Col. '
IS OF Colchester exhibited early in the ft
I'm signs of disorder and want Of in. Ii
'est on the part Of the scholars. but AZ g,
the term advanced, much improvement st
8 manifest in both the respects, and on b
; whole. very fair progress was made, b.
VI greater Improvement was apparent di
ring the Winter. The teacher Frank at
lmley' by his own zeal and energy, sp W,
'rs to have awakened in his scholars. a W,
p interest in their studies, which will tn
rays ensure success. This is large
somewhat different school, and should ce
provided with the very best Of teachers 'e
No. 3, Hiram Town. Committee, Miss
gusta ?. Town taught the Summer
DOL and considering the fact that it
her first school, and that too in her -.
district, her success was admirable "
school was orderly. quite regular in
If attendance, and made good progress
tudy. The Winter school was large,
more difficult, and was taught by Miss =.
T. Dow Of johnson ~
"a. L. Woodworth Committee. The
inner School, taught byMiss Susan R. H..
rows. The winter school was successful.