The Somerset reporter., 1906-07-12
ATHENS.


Mrs. L w. Staples of waltham, Mass
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. j
Holman for few weebs Mr.. staples
who is well rememb bered by those who
have heard him, is spending his vaca-
ton IN Porto Rico.
The NJ. B. Society meets with Mrs.
g. Bailey Friday p. m. In the evening
there will be lawn sociable. Ice
cream and cake for refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Stearns of John
son, Vt are visiting with relatives IN
town this week.
The village pulpit was occupied last
sabbath by Rev. L G March. Next
sabbath Rev. Mr.. Johnson will preach
at the regular hour Rev L. G. March
will hold services during the day as
follows; White school house 10 a. m, a
general invitation is extended to all
Cornville Centre, 2 30 p m, followed by
the sunday school and an evening ser
vice at " est Athens
ATHENS SCHOOLS.
The schools throughout the town
have been closed, as may be understood
from the amount of the graduating ex-
eTcises held at the church last week
From the superintendent we gather the
following notes: pupils graduated from
the primary class 1905 are as follows;
Rena Vernette Buzzell, Dwight Donald
Emery, Joseph Richard Hayden, Don
aid Clark Hight, Rena Matilda otickney.
Primary class of 1905; Mary Ellen
Avery, cecil LaurintOn Burns, Clyde
Erastus Bush, Milton Oscar Bush,
Ralph Eugene Butler, Axle Charnells
Corson, Gala Hope Corson, E'wood
Berry Corson. Eugene C. Corson, Gala
Tinnie Giles, Hazel Beryl Goodwin, Cliff
ton Hert ert Hight, Mabel Agnes johnson,
Lindsay Jackson March, Emma Delilah
Stickney, Abbie May Whitman, Marcia
K. Wyman.
Intermediate class; Mildred Pearle
Barker, Gerald John Brown. Alton Will
llams Bush, George Roy Buzzell, Cleber
Howard Corson, Nettie Emma Corson,
Eva GLADYS Drake, Thi1za WILDER Drake,
Muriel Helen Greene, kleber Frank
Hall, Edna Cora johnson, Wallace Eaton
Jones, Ruth Evelyn March.
Grammar: Opal Boston, Ethel Flor
ence Butler, Fannie Marion Butler,
Ceci Fred chapman, Myrtle Ella Joa
quin, Gala Edith Leavitt, Vira Esteile
Ridley, Arthur Lamont Tuttle.
Pupils who were perfect in attendance
Gala Fl. Corson, Mabel A. johnson, Ruth
z. March, Lindsay j. March, Leland >.
March, Donald c. Hight, Archie l..
Marshall, Harry Fl Marshall, Rena NJ.
Stickney, Erma D. Stickney. Cecil f.
Chapman, Nettie E. Corson, Axle T..
Corson. Opal Boston, Gala NJ. Leavitt,
GUY Z. Tuttle. Rena V Buzzell, Martha
Gardner, Edna F. Hight, Ruth NJ,
Hight. Archie l.. Hall, Agnes b. Hall,
GLADYS B. Hall, Alice f. Leighton, Vera
r.. Leighton, Clarence Moody, Earl
Moody, Eugenia j. Staples, Wilbur c..
Staples, Vera NJ. Moody, Cleber II.
Moody, Carl Taylor, Marilla Corscn,
Core f. HAYDEN, Harold o. Mason.
Not absent and tardy but once:
Alton w Bush, Edna ohnson, ) as
per G Leavitt, Edwin~ W. Leavitt,
Arthur /. Tuttle, Flora b. Turner.
Tardy most times: Herman o. Link,
Frederick Link, Merton c. Tuttle; ak
times each.
Mckinley school: Miss Gala Dore,
teacher, received the picture for largest
percentage of attendance and Eaton
Conner school, Miss Eva Wentworth,
teacher, receivd the picture sor fewest
cases of tardiness The whole number
throughout the town l27 In perfect
attendance SO. Not absent and tardy
but once, @.
The improvement in attendance at
the Stetson school is most gratifying
Miss Reed has abored hard to reduce
the tardiness in that school to 40 cases
Nine pupils not tsrdy and only four
tardy four or more times.
The removal of families into and from
the Garfield and franklin districts
caused a reduction in the average at
tendance of Mrs. Emery's and Miss
Laurence schools. In the Washington
school of 81 pupils there were but ten
instances of tardiness