Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-11
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
improvements Made in the Buildings
Roll of Teachers.

Board have been engaged i'll making eN-
tended repairs and improvements in the
school buildings and in beautiiNing the
grounds: and every thing is now in readi-
ness for the opening of the fall term next
Monday. All the buildings have been
thoroughly cleaned and reprinted where
it was necessary, and some desirable
changes have been made in the buildings
themselves The most decided improve
ments have been made in the Pine street,
the Grammar annex and the Falls school
buildings Although radical changes were
made in the sanitary condition of the Pine
street building last year it was still found
to be,very uncomfortable and unsatistaC-
tory owing to the fact that it had no base
ment: and at the close of the last spring
term it was decided to eNcavate cellar
under it, The work involved considerable
expense, but the Improvement III the con
dition of the building will commend itself
to every one who has paid any attention
to the matter. 1t now has fine base
ment with as good facilities for heating
and ventilation as could he obtained
owing to the peculiar construction of the
building: and although the demands of
modern architecture and sanitary science
cannot he fully met until Il new building
takes It's place, it must, with its sewer
connection and basement, prove much
more comfortable and healthy than here
tofore. The wood work of the interior
ne ~ "i ~ ft,, i, iii ~ 49, ',i,
ni' i H. 49,, ,,,,,,,,-' ,,,., ~, a., 49, i
I ni.,,.i ovio,i,,. in,nrn,nrn.ntS b,,o
been made among which may he mention
ed the erection of attractive caves troughs a;
and the yards have been improved in APP
t ,ntad ist sonni
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,!il "t to,o,r'rh o,'i,hn,1li' ,'7 ,mT IL.
oonfi,in, !. ,,n,y 1most S,ti"fortIrv Eew
am. loi - ,,om l, - IN t'o o
liGqr9 nav toii i r 81, ,I'o ,,d t,
,I IL Lii. i,,iiom,i,'od i, ,,,,;'',nt ,i
and attractive tints. The wood work of
the interior mas also Deell painted as nave
portions oi ,e ou,a,e %, 5ie nutIi,ig ~
greot h"nntvnnd dnrahilitv. have been laid
the ceilings sheathed and painted and the
walls tinted and the entire building pre-
SCENTS an attractive appearance.
Improvements ol th lIcluGnlal ha'uTe
nave alSI pteh niale Oh One Ii l,S.l scHool l.
ADAMS; fouleIoN' NVLth aii,' VI "r,iIT4A, anu
Noith Avenue sciopl pulI yum l ne tA
terror Woou MoIh VI t"cli l"s ,eeii l'lltru
IN Il thorough lilanner' ne interiors , nav
been renovated ana t4t lurpuur REDRESS
cd throughout III auHitlon 10 these I'M
pfoNeiheItS' new pl"ckpoalUN laNe petl
placed IN thG iiISn school ahu the WIN
uoW1 "l tue loilHroN anu ;N'anis ?cHo'
buildings have been iitted with inside
plinus OF handsome ihake'
EFGrHlhiuS cpllalueTeu our P,'ptc Scil9o
bullulllSs nave never 'ecil ~ ntttel o['itI
than now, Whch speaks well lor the Schoo
Board. Iney nave shown care an! 600,
judgment III the various Improvements Una
nave Deeh madeand every chahGe mas peel
wrought with the view to contribute t'
the health ana comfort Oh the pups II
these improvements as wen as IN th
palhs taken by ne l6oaru 10 MAKE tn'
grounds attracllNe lor inc Pupils' IL
members are ehtltled 10 the lhauNs ah'
commentator OF every parent ana patlol
OF our public schools.
The Roll of Teachers.
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ME the TACT tha' teaching Is most en-
haustive drain upon the nervous resource
and have very wisely decided to gran
periods of rest bv turns to the variou
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ia fmrmnr w" rnIi nf tencberu !. ."e fol
iom School pri,oir.,1 - w T,n,o,,
frst 3I.iStant viz n R.nadict onrnm,
naSiSt,nt ,iIora u panta
aS Gi, C Srhd ri l priec,o, How
J A., ,istnt ,i y V,oIi ,Cn
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assam, No. ~ tr, 1,it,,, I
vi1a i.''''''''' Anita i''''''''' i-''e''
ne Hticci IL ci''io'!iatc ,noiF't,
Frnk second assistant. Jessie b. Tyler.
PomerOy intermediate - Princlpa
emma d. chapman hrsl ASST taht' Clal
". Lawrence second assistant, laul
Ittty.
Auams riledlate-frincipal, sara
a Martlh ASSISTANT, CORA Is, Drew
Morth ana Murray streets lhlerlhedie
-Ieacher, hate f.. Lowry;
line street Prlmary-Prnclpa Mr.
Mary D. Mayo lrst asslstant,S. Rose liel
dee; second assistant, Jennie Is. Brown:
Pomeroy Prlmary-Pr!nclpal,L ottle y
burnett llrst assistant, Mary Brlnshalo
Adams Prmary-Prlncipal, Frances