The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-30
For School Year Which Opens
Tuesday, September 5.
FEW CHANGES ARE MADE
High School win occupy Whole Of Sec
ond Floor Of Spaulding Building
-Mathewson Building Re.
lieyes Congestion.

The preparations for the opening Of
the public schools for the year on Ties
day, September 5, have been completed.
The buildings haye been put in good
repair and the teachers have been as
signed to the different buildings. With
the use Of all except one OF the twelve
rooms in the new AIathewson school
building on Elm street, it IS expected
that there will be no erowding this year,
although Supt. Mathewson is looking for
a large attendance. The entire second
floor Of the Spaulding building viii be
given up to the high school and ninth
grade. A chemical and physical labora-
tory has been fitted up for the use Of
the high school pupils, and special
room also for the commercial depart
ment. The school commissioners have
also relaid the curbing about the Spauld-
ing school grounds.
At the Ayers street building the wood
work has been repainted. At the Church
street school the building has been
equipped with fire escapes, and the base
ment has been repaired. The grounds Of
the Mathewson building have been grad
ed, and concrete walks have been laid.
At the North Barre building grading
has been done and a new system in
stalled IN the basement. The wood.
work on the Ward building has been
frightened up with paint. The other
buildings, outside OF the usual over.
hauling, have not been repaired.
A few changes in the teaching force
have been made. The high school in
structors are the same with the ex-
ception Of Miss Cotton, who takes the
phase OF Miss Thomas, resigned. Miss
Cotton is from Providence. r. r., where
she has taught, after graduation from
the Classical high school and Brown
University Among other new teachers
are: Miss Dorothy M. Tate, who has
been engaged in work at Stowe, Miss
Florence a. Wooster, formerly teacher
ait Marshfeld, Miss A. May Ormsbee,
d teacher In the practice school at John
son, Esther /. Woodman of Claremont,
n. a., Miss Isabel Martin Of South Roy
alton, formerly teacher at Aiddlesex,
and Miss Katherine A. Moran Of West
Boylston, Mass, who has been teaching
at Canaan, N. Fl.
The list Of teachers is as follows:
spaulding School.
High schools, O. D. Mathewson,
principal; G. Fl, White, +. b. Richards,
Flora IT. Cayerly, Christine i. Lewis, "A.
Belle Young, Flora NJ. Cotton; Edith B.
Young, grade s; Maud Il. Harris, gradc
s; Ella IL Mackenzie, grade Il Ethel
B. Walston, grade J; Amanda B. Ovitt,
grade Z.
Mathewson School
Hattie L. AIehuron, grade c; Dorothy
M. Tate, grade 6; Florence A. Wooster,
grade 6; Carrie E. Draper, grade 5;
Alice Howard, grade s; A. May Ormsbee,
grade Alice a. Pape, grade 4; Alice Y.
Healy, grade 4 DE- Grace Ingalls,, grade
I Agnes Whitehead grade 2; Esther
Z. Woodman, grade 8.
Church Street School.
Mabel w. Chandler, grade s.: Leda
B. Stevens, grade 2 katherine B. viii
liams, grade 4; Hannah Tracy, grade
1.
Summer Street School.
Margaret Doheny, grade 2; Helen M.
Brown, grade / Gertrude i. Murphy,
grade 1; Isabel P. Martin, grade 1
Brook Street School.
Katherine a. Moran, grade 8; Alice
2. Blanchard, grade p; Lena B. North
rop, grade Il Beruice L. Darling, grade
1.
Beckiey Street School.
Eleanor T. Sweet. grades and 3:
Fannie p. Walker, grades and 3; Helen
L. Burbank, grade |; Mary + Smith
grade 1.
Ward Five School.
Charlotte ]. Grove, grades and
Ethel NJ. Wales, grades and ?; Ger
trude a. White, grade l Mary r. Full
lerton, grade l.
Ayers Street School
Drusilla ". Bailey, grades and s;
Blanche $. Stewart, grades and 3
Mabel Z. Rogers, grades 2 and | Mary
W. Carleton, grade :.
Camp Street School.
Mabel H. Preston, grades 5 and 2;
Margaret L. Kew, grade /.
Special Teachers.
Angie Il. Badger, drawing; Mary II.
keast, supply teacher.
Miss Fannie NJ. Crandall, who taught
the music last year has resigned. The