Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-10
The Cannon fc.,Ols CT Augusta.

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The Common chols CT Augusta.
| George E. Weeks Esq, Supervisor OF Schools
| of this CITY, reports that for the year ending
| March Is 1876 the total amount OF school 1und
was $40 252 1879 600 of this beng raised by the
village district, which is outside the supervision OF
Mr. Weeks The village district, which is under
the supervision of Board Of Directors, includes
all that portion of the city proper, lying sonth Oh
| Ward A. on the west side Of the iiyer the schoois
in the westerly portions of Wards /, 2, 3, and all
in Wards 4, s. and I being under the immediate
SUPERVISION Of the Supervisor. The report before
us has reference to these schools
Number oe children registered in summer
| schools, $40; average number attending summer
schools, 4jj number Of children registered IN
winter schools, 516 average number attending
| winter schools, 494; number in winter schools
who did not attend in summer, l2l; number OF
male teachers employed in winter, /; number OF
female teachers employed in winter, IA; number
| of female teachers employed IN summer and lail'
| IL: average wages of male teachers per month,
| $50 81; average wages of female teachers per
week, $io7; average cost Of teachers board per
week, 81 81. OF the school money, the sum OF
| 1851. so is undrawn, S3OS02 have been expended
| on repairs Of school buildings
We give below the names of agents, teachers,
etc., in the several districts.
| District No. l. Levi Hicks, Agent. Summer
| term, Miss Matte S Barton Of Windsor, teacher
winter term, Geo H. Russell Of Vassaboro
No ., Charles Hilton, agent. Summer term,
Mrs. L. II. Humphrey of Augusta; winter Alex.
| H. Sturgis of Nassalboro.
No. 8, Harvey n. Leighton, agent. Summer
term Miss Lizzie S. Avery Of Augusta, teacher i;
| winter, Miss d Albra s. Young of Bethel.
| No 4, Charles o. Cony, agent Summer term,
J Miss Nancy stillson of Augusta, teacher; winter,
| Elijah F. Mcfarland of Augusta.
No. I, Albert Boulton, agent. Summer term
Miss Della A. Clark of South NassalboIo. teach
er; fall and winter, same teacher
No s, O. p. Cummings, agent. Summer and
fail terms, Miss Carrie A. Cargill of Augusta
| teacher; winter, Miss Mary A. Stone OF Augusta
and Miss Angie Pettengill.
| No. 10, J. w. Trask, agent. Summer term
| Miss Mary A. Stone of Augusta, teacher; winter
Miss Ida Pettengill of Augusta.
| No. IL, Daniel Foster, agent. Spring and fall
terms, Mrs. L. ii. Humphrey, teacher.
| No. -. Guy Turner, agent. Summer term,
Miss Louisa L. Eaton of Manchester teacher
winter, j. r. Henderson of Waterve.
No. 10, Albert Randall, agent. No summer
| term; fall term, Miss Mary D. Robbins Of Angus
ia, teacher; winter, Miss Della A. CLARK Of South
| Vassalboro'.
| No. II, James Humphrey, agent. Summer
term, Miss Emma Erskile of Chelsea. teacher
winter, Mrs. Z. II. Humphrey of Augusta.
| No. l6, Evander R. Brown, agent. Summer
term, Miss Alice NJ. Davis of Augusta, teacher
fall, Miss Lizzie A. Newell Of Manchester.
| No. Il, VIM Greeley, agent. Summer term,
| NJ IS Vesta A. Pierce of South Nassalboro, teach
er; winter VIM. S. Hodgdon of Westport
| No. IS, Daniel S. Young, agent. Summer term
Miss Aradella Brann of Richmond, teacher fall
and winter terms, Miss Annie f. Clark Of Angus
IA, and Miss Jewell.
| No. 10, George S. Whitney, agent. Summer
term, Miss Mary A. Robbins of Augusta, teacher;
winter, Miss Lizzie f. Thornc of Augusta.
| No. 20, Thomas Tibbetts, agent. Summer term,
Miss Annie E. Clark Of Augusta teacher; fall,
Miss H. Ella Wixon OF Augusta. The Primary
school in this district was taught by Miss Carrie
NJ. Libby Of Augusta
| No. 81, Amos Church, agent. Spring and sum
mer terms, Miss Eugene White of Augusta,
teacher; fall, Miss Anna l.. Berry of Gardiner.
No p, Horace P. Leighton, agent. Summer
term Miss II. Ella Wixon Of Sidney; winter, Miss
Lila S. Clark Phipsburg.
No. %, Luther j. WALL agent Summer term,
Miss Lizzie A. Newell of Manchester, teacher
| winter Otis Webster of Augusta.
| No. a, Melville Merrill, agent. Spring and
fall term, Miss Emma Hussey of South Nassal-
| boro, teacher.
No. %, David Whitney agent. Summer term,
Miss Ella NJ. Gdden of Augusta, teacher.
No, 26, Stephen Plummer, agent. Summer
term, Miss Celia A. Arnold, teacher; primary
taught by Miss Ella NJ. Hight of skowhegan
winter Miss Arnold and Joseph Colburn Of Wind
| sor
No. p, Joseph Carter, agent. Summer term,
Miss Lizzie NJ. Randall of Vassalboro' fall, Miss
Emily Milliken of Augusta.
| The Supervisor, who has most faithfully dis.
charged the duties Of his office, states that he
| found himself entrusted with the supervision OF
| % schools, and 1883 scholars. The supervision
| required diligent attention and constant ca:e. AS
the result the progress of the schools, with few
| exceptions, has been very satisfactory and profit
ablr, children have been supplied with books
| who.e parents are too poor to purchase the same
| Some practical suggestions are made to parents
and agents, which if needed. will lead to very
marked Improvement in all our schools.
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