The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-08
REPORT OF SCHOOLS VISITED.


teacher; No. enrolled. 26; present, "a;
classes in most of the branches, pro-
gress and discipline good; house frame;
furnishings and apparatus fair. This
is MIR. krotts' secund year as teach
er and first term at this place
Ebenezer School-Miss Lizzie Nor
gan, teacher; No. enrolled %; pres
ent %; classes in all branches except
Gen. History and Civil Governments:
progress and discipline good; house,
frame; furnishings and apparatus
good; the school house lot is fenced.
This is Miss Morgans first term as n
teacher, and first week of school, and
from indications and surroundings all
is harmonious and the school bids fair
for a successful term.
Frozen Run School-Aristotle
Smith teacher; No. enrolled %; pres.
ent 10; classes Ia all the branches:
progress and discipline first class;
house, frame, with average furnizh-
lngs and apparatus. This is Mr..
Smiths fourth term as teacher at this
place. Being a teacher of y years
experience i'm which time he has
taught 26 terms. Mr.. Smith has
been citizen ofCalhoun county about
five years, in which time lie has taught
i terms of school, all in Washington
district. besides serving one winter i'm
the Legislature, which shows that
MIR. Smith is one Of our most ener.
getic, thorough going citizens as well
as one Of CalhOun's foremost teach.
ers.
Rush Run School-M. l.. Hall
teacher; No. enrolled 43; present 20;
classes in all the branches; progress
and discipline good; house, frame,
with apparatus and furnishings good.
This is Mr.. Halls first term ut this
place and though he is young man
he bids fair to make one of Culhoar's
foremost teachers.
Bear Fork School Mrs. +. l..
Lockney teacher; No. enrolled 80:
present %; classes in most of the
branches; progress and discipline first
class; third month of school; first term
for teacher at this place; house, frame
with pleasant surroundings; all indi-
cations point to hearty cooperation
pupils, patrons and teacher, which
Is HE frs! prerogative for Il success.
full school.
Leatherbark School-W. Lester
teacher; No. enrolled 80; present 80;
classes i'll most all the branches; pro-
gress and discipline frst-class; house,
frame with good furnishings. Mr.
Lester is one Of our foremost teachers.
Crummies Greek School-Senator
ii. Z. Lockney teacher; No. enrolled
70; present 26; classes in all the
branches; progress and discipline first
class; house, frame, with good furnish.
ings. MIR. Lockney is @ teacher of
twenty years experience and ut pres
ent Is member of the Board of Elk.
amlners, which position he has fire..
quently filed before with honor and
efficiency. Mr.. Lockney is now
teaching at Elm Falls.
Minnora School-John Fl. Barr
teacher; No. enrolled 40; present 20;
classes in most OF the branches; pro.
gress and discipline good; house, frame
furnishings and apparatus poor. This
is MIR. Bars second term az teacher
at this place, which bespeaks the high
esteem in which he is regarded as an
instructor.
Mt. Zion School-Ira Stemple
teacher; No. enrolled 80; present %;
classes in only a part of the branches;
progress and discipline good; second
term for teacher at this place. Mr..
StempIe is one of Calhoun's rising
young.men and we predict a bright
future for him. Mr.. Stem pie spent n
session at the Fairmont Normal last
yearswhicb is to DO heartily commend
ed.
Mt. Buland School--Evelyn Ken.
ney teacher; No enrolled 80; Av. for
term 30; classes in most of the branch.
es; progress and discipline good; first
term for teacher at this place, which
from the manifestations of interest
at the closing exercises by the pres.
ence ~ the patrons speak in high.
est praise for Miss Kenney's efficien.
cy rs teacher.
Lynch School-Blanche Morgan
teacher; No. enrolled 81; present %;
classes in all Of the branches; progress
and discipline good; Az. for first
month %; first term for teacher A.
this place. This is Miss Moroora