Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-30
THE TOWN SCHOOLS.
New Arrangements and Teachers
for the Fall Term.


schools throughout the town next
month. The schools in the village will
begin September 10. Several changes
have been made in the locations of the
various grades and one new fourth
grade school has been added.
Number one building will contain
the same schools as last year, viz: High
school, one ninth grade school, one
eighth grade and one sixth grade.
In number two building there will
be three schools, each made up of first
and second grade scholars, and one
school made up of fourth grade schol-
ars, the third grade heretofore in this
building having been transferred to
number four building.
In number three building there will
be one school composed of first and
second grade scholars, one composed of
third grade, one of fifth and sixth
grade, and one of seventh grade.
The three schools in number four
buildings will be made up as follows !;
One composed of third grade scholars,
one of fourth grade, and one of fifth
grade.
The scholars now attending the third,
fourth and fifth grade schools, living
north of the square, north of and in
Guiding School street and on New Ter
race, will attend at number four build
ing. Those living on the square and
south of School street will attend at
the building nearest to their homes,
unless otherwise directed. The pupils
who were promoted from the fourth
and fifth grades in number three build
ing will report at the same room next
term, as it will be occupied by school
made up of the fifth and sixth grades.
There are several changes in the corps
of teachers in the village, occasioned by
designations. Fred E.. Chaplin, who
will take the position of principal in
the high school, is graduate of Dart
mouth college, has had 10 years ex-
perience in teaching and comes here
very highly recommended. The assist
ants will be the same as last year, Miss
Mary A. Barry and Miss Mary I. Good
rich, Miss Barry entering upon her
18th year of service as assistant in this
school.
Miss G. A. Keefe returns to her posi-
ton in the ninth grade, this being her
fourth year in this school. The posi-
ton in the eighth grade made vacant
by the resignation of Miss Emma Nor
gan will be taken by Miss Anna N.
Johnson, who has been successful
teacher for two years in our fifth grade.
Miss, Kate w. Minard will remain in
the seventh grade in number three
building, she having held this position
for nine years. Miss Eva A. Fuller
will have charge of the sixth grade in
number one building and Miss Addie
j. Parker, the school composed of the
fifth and sixth grades in number three
building.
The fifth grade in number four build
ing formerly taught by Miss Johnson
will be in charge of Miss Mabel A.
Hunter of Plymouth, n. HI. Miss
Hunter is graduate ofthe New Hamp-
shire Normal school, is experienced as
a teacher in the work of this grade and
comes here finely recommended. Miss
Belle M. Curtis remains in the fourth
grade in number four building, and the
third grade in the same building, hav-
ing been transferred from number two,
will be in charge of Miss Anna M.
X eefe, as last year. Miss Cora l.. Dey-
cite, after an absence of one year oc-
casioned by ill health, returns greatly
improved and will have charge of the
fourth grade in the same, building.
Miss Luette Morgan has resigned the
position in the third grade, SO long held
by her, and it will be taken by Miss
Agnes Elmendorf, who for many years
was a successful teacher in our schools,
and for several years past has taught
with similar success in the city schools
of Chicago. There are no changes in
UuC IlTSU dlO ScCOHo SlouCo Ahloo N1dl
E. Stuart, Miss Mabel A. Turner, Miss
Annie M. Ball and Miss Marion Bur-
roughs having charge in these grades.
The Saxton's River schools will open
September II. Only one change has
been made in the list of teachers in
these schools, that in the school COM
posed of the seventh, eighth and ninth
grades, which will be in charge of Miss
Mary Wilbur Miss Annie M. Bemis
will remain in the school made up of
the fourth, fifth and sixth grades and
Mrs. Addie HI. Wheeler in the school
composed of the first, second and third
grades.
All other schools in town will open
September and the assignment Of
teachers has been as follows:
Allbee school-Miss Bertha a. Wes-
ton.
Williams River school-Miss Addie
M. Zuill.