St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-24

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10 service to them in any other respect.
| District No. Z. Miss Mary V. McPhce who had
charge Of h school in the summer though quite young
and wholly inexperienced, this being her first school,
general satisfaction. The scholars were regular in
their acndncc Gnd made good progres in their stud
les. The winter term taught by Miss Ellen +.
Page. competent and efficient teacher The school,
both nc visited it, Gppcar'd well. The teacher ap-
piled herscf her work with great calncstncss, and
the scolars appeared to b. very much interested in
cir ttldics and that the parents cannot but
lie well satisfied with the progress that they have made
In regard to reg uarty Of attendance ths school ''
stlnd first
District No s. Thi. is fractional district and the
I.rg I school in the The hummer taim taught
lv Mir Atlanta McI'hcc success The scholars
b c-c cca,r,'ly p.escnt at the calling Of the roll
~ oh. 10 rd.rst and that in tcad of play, and pick
Ia; ,i .I,- yr.s f. be their business. and the con-
,, wa that the school greatly impTov,d in every
-.,.,t III. W inter- school, under Miss Katie H. Nc
i.brc was even more successful The teacher was
t, voync and TIL school larg2, the largest in the
.,,, nu1nhcrin. thty- ix different scholars, Of
whom WIRE young men, and yet almost pefcct order
was MAINTAINED. l make htsitlton in saying that
THE school, in point Of order would conn favoraly
with any other school il Vermont any where else
/ IN the ella appeared well. They showed compc-
tCucy the rt o; the her md diligence and ci'se
application - tudy the part OF TIN scholars Taking
Ill things into account csp ciay order and regularity
in ATTENDANCE no ,thr school in town las improved Gs
! uiuc.i u t'is.
ui.t.ic: Ne o. ,.i== sarah J. Arthur taught the sum
ucr tc H. which ", - csrful could be expected,
in view. # Il tn cirgrulst connected with it. The
scIo,.z were few in NUM- too few for the interest
If all coucc nd When l visit it only seven were
present y LEX of inte.rt both on the pat OF the
t cr= and III. echors is always Observable in 20
small school. Not only were the scholar W, hut the
school house T. entirely unfit for it, purpose. pted
the teacher with he. little charge caopcd up in that I'm
i-h:lv structure more resembling laCk-mitis shop
than school IUiiinr. The school in the winter, mum
cr.ng nineteen din rent scholus, under tn" in
-truction OF Mr.. ,JarEcs II. tlGmcIa. This was Mr.
CHAIN + firtt school, 81 though dutci ut in CIDER it
wa. not without profit When frst v,cd this school
toal Feat near the achrrt desk where, though not
far from tho stove, hrce chile by tn cold air COM
in, fIom below through OF ming in the floor. Tn"
teacher uotriu tn, cold bath that was taking raid
~ i lit of cold coaIcs through there" so thought !,
AID felt II too cft plying the teacher and hs schol-
.r4 The people IN tl- dutic would greatly consult
the GOOD Of h, children by replacing the Mt shah
| By school luildug tn a commo''ou, at and com
fortl |, one.
Diuict No II. Ihc simmer tcr.n Of this school wa
TAUGHT hv Mig Agnes j. Dunl.p Miss Dunlap though
youug aad in Np ricnccd, did well. Sh the AZ
fcons OF h.r hrllrz, kept god ODER and met with
4 deere # ruccc3 generally, quite uncommon for
Young L.riuu,r. 1hr winter tenn in charge of
NJ William Henry Back young nan of pleasing ad-
DIRE and of than culinary intellectual culture.
lii manner in the school-roou, in many rcpcc-
wo.tly i'm ttion. lie pleas mt, AID at tie
tiiac fiIm and cidyd. The scholars not only
al. llitr ..T;F Seem TO hlS, rood