The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06
Report OF tic Union school of Middle
bury.



marks, 81. Randall Hammond has no
absent marks.
Names of pupils ranking in scholar
ship above 95
Minnie Huntington, 800; Carrie Moo
nan, 99,6; Rosa La Flowers and frankie
La Flowers, o9,5; Ellen Buckley and
Nellie Smith, 90; Minnie Grace, 9S,S;
Bates FAIR, 0S,6 Peter Farrell and
Randall Hammond, 9S; Parkic Francis,
07,G; Nelie McCuo. " Emma Can
thier and Mary Barker, %
Glasses from the Second Intermediate
Department.
Written Administrations Stapeton,
99,S; Alfred Bowler, 99,2; Madg:e
Donahue, 99,2; Dugie Stewart, 99,2;
Michael Bolan (one-half term) 9S,9;
John Chapman, 9s,2; Anna Kane, 97,6;
Perry Clay, 97,2; Mary Gee, Q5,2.
Geography Glass Alfred Bowler,
100; Matte Conner, 100; John Staple
ton, 99,7; Fife Daunos, 99,5; Madgie
Donahue, 99,5; Anna Harvey, 99,5 (;
Hattie Walker, (one-hali tcrm) 99,2;
Dugic Stewart, 07,3.
History Class,--W alter Sheldon, 99,7 :.
Andrew Stapcton,99; James Burroughs
9S'5.
Second Primary Department, Miss Fila
G. Porter, Teacher.
Number of pupils having no tardy
marks, A. Names of pupils having no
absent marks, Oliver Marion. Joel Law
renee.
Names Of pupils ranking in scholarship
above 95.
Julia Stapleton, 1919; Henry Math-
ews, 1904 Freddie Severance, 1852 /;
Johnnie Morrison, 81 AS; Hannah Lay,
1898; lola Latimer, 97,Sl; Genie
Burroughs, 1921 Eddie Bruya, 95, 13;
Eugene Twitchell, ATTENDED three weeks)
1922 Peter Donahuc, ATTENDED three
week. 97,32.
Third Primary Department, Miss Ell
len Fuller, Teacher.
Number Of pupils having no tardy
marks, 80. Names of pupils having no
absent marks, Orpha Williamson, Corr
Collins, Kate Stapleton, Eliza Gee, Ma
mic Smith.
Names ofpupils ranking in scholarship
above 50
Willie Sullivan, $685. Willie Powers,
e6,4; Willie Chapman, 95,4; Katie
Stapleton, 9S,1; Katie OLeary $50 ;
Orpha Williamson, 95,3; May Seelcy,
95,5 May Daunois, 95,4.
First Intermediate Department, Miss
f. NJ. Walker Teacher.
Number of pupils having no tardy
marks, 26. Names of pupils having nc
absent marks: Anna Heath, Frank
Hyde, George Martin, Willie Porter.
Names of pupils ranking in scholarship
above 95.
Anna OLcary, 99,6; Fannie Kings.
ley, 99,4; Ettic Yale, 09,4 Willie
Porter, 90; Florence Putnam, $50
Henry Nichols, 9S,5; Milton Brooks
9s,3; Daniel James, 9S; Joseph Burk
97,7; George Martin, 81; George
Merriam, 97,7 Adella Damon. 96,9
Jennie Meekin, 96,S; Anna Heath, 1862
Ida Latimcr, 90; Charles Rice, 95,5.
Second intermediate Department, Miss
Laura A. Goodrich Teacher.
Number of pupils having no tardy
marks, A. Names of pupils having ne
absent marks: Adella Negus, Marci;
Taft, Susie Sheldon, Anna Harvey, Jen
min Brooks, Anna Kane, Mary Gee, Mat
tie Kingsley, Charles Powers, Isaac VaI
TEawp Johaa SSitapleton, Charles Hyde
Names of pupils ranking in scholarship
above 95.
Matte Conner, 800; Jennie, Moore
800; Matte Kingsley, 90; Fife Dan
nois, 80; Clara Rich, 90; Ella Sladc
90; Susie Sheldon, 90: John Stapleton
80; Lizzie O'Leary, 9S; Hattie Wal
ker, 9S; Madgie Donahue, 9S; Alfre
Bowler, 9S; Melville Damon, 9S
Mcdonald Mulchahcy, 9S; Dugal
Stewart, 9S Jennie Ainsworth, 81
Cora Langworthy, 81 Jennie Sampson
81; Madgie Powell, 81; Charles Pow
crs, 81 John Chapman 81; Andrew Sta
pleton, 81 Charles Hyde, 81; Ma
Brooks, 96 ; Jennie Brooks, 9G Haiti
Child, sc; Clara Marshall, SO; Adell
Negus, 96; Mary Porter, 90; Alic
Twitchell, 9G; James Burroughs, 9G
Isaac Van Trump, 90.
High School, Miss G. +. Richardson
Teacher.
Number of pupils having no tard
marks, 10. Names of pupils having n
absent marks, Alice Foote, Susie Parke
Alice Rockwell, Cora Kingsley, On
Walker, lola Smith, Edna Smith, Glide
. Lane, Wallace Carr, Charles Mathew
Willard Cray
Names ofpupils ranking in SCHOLARSHIP
> above 95.
Mary Burke, 100; Carrie Bailey, lO(
Cora Kingsley, 80; Lizzie Turner, so
Ora Walker, 80; Stanley Kitchel, 90
, Eve Cookies Lizzie Eastman SO Kat
Austin, 90; Alice Foot, 9S; Chariot
Steel, 90; Addie Wing, 90; Liz
Ainsworth,9 81 Bridget Burke 81 MAJ
!; Richards, 81 Horace James, 81 The
! dore Mcllwaine, 81 Willis Twitchel
81; Ida Smith, 90; Sarah Sanford, 96
: Summary. No. pu. av. pr
First Primary Il rs 81
= Second " 80 5000 60
;, Third " GO 1916 II
i First lnter'te IL 30 70
Second " 81 1888 go
3 High School sc "A rs
: Total. 34l 24S,0S II
From these figures it appears that the
. have been 34l pupil in attendance upt
all the departments, with an average a
. tendance of 24S,0S, or an average
7l,S per cent 3G pupils have no abse
II marks 100 pupils have no tardy mark
II 80 pupils were from out of the distric
u there were p pupils in the Classical d