The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-14
Bic ATTENDANCE
At THE SCHOOLS
FOR FALL Term

There is every reason 10 believe that
Supt. Smalrs estimate OF the enrolment
in the public schools will prove con-
servative one: and the number may even
reach close to 27.Ooo, although the number
Of pupils at the Technical high school will
be about 100 less than had the building
been completed on time.
The school enrolment reported up 10
last night was as follows:
High-English 75S Classical $40. Hope
street f6S
Grammar-Lexington 43s. Branch 4S4.
Brigham i5S, Candace 62s, Federal 464.
Manton III, Normal 200, Vineyard 320
Primary-Admiral l07. Africa lsS, Almy
165, Althea 1856. America 500. Arnold 3s0
Atwell's 29l, Beacon 302 Bellevue las,
Benefit sos, Berkshire 256. Berlin l5l
Bourn 167. Branch l64. Calhoun 203. Cali
fornia 193 Camp l6O. Carpenter l57.
Charles S79. Chester ls6. CORTLAND 175,
Covell lo4. Daniel la. East 81. East Man
ming 14l. Eddy 40. Elm 257, Elmwood 2s2,
Federal i7e Friendship lf. Grove 2s7
Hammond A2, Harris lSs. Hendrick
1885, Highland 1874, Ives 10, Julian
l69 Kelly 221, Killingly 1852, Merino l4l
Montague 302. Mt. Pleasant 1876 Niagara
21i. Plain l73, Potter 3S2, Public 1913, Put
nam 334, Ralph 297, Regent 42s, Ring 2ls
River l4i. Rochambeau 166. Roger will
liams las, Ruggies 100, Sisson l02. Slater
81, Smith &5. Somerset l75, State 10, Sum-
mer 2l7. Thayer 4o Thurber z75. Veazie
20. Warren l64. Willard III. Willow H6.
Experimentation IS. Harrison 49,
Hospital 52 Meeting So, Mt. Pleasant a.
orms IL, Pallas 2s. olneyviile a.
For backward children-Academy O.,
Burnside 10, Smith Hill 15
There are 78 teachers who will give In
f... Aa
eight others used in part for school busi-
ness.
The Webster avenue grammar school is
the only new one opened this term. To
this have been transferred the grammar
pupils from the Roosevelt street school,
which is now a primary school.
The buildings used In part for educa-
tional purposes are the Harrison street
fire station, where is held a disciplinary
school; the Mount Pleasant special, in the
Tenth ward room, and the Orms street
fire station. in which there is a disciplin-
airy school. The Pallas street special
meets in the ward building, the academy
avenue school for backward children
meets In the Tenth ward room building
a similar school is In the Burnside street
fire station and one for Smiths hill Is in
the Smith street ward building.
Appointments TO fll vacancies on the
death are as follows: Daisy L. Richards.
vice Margarita Thompson, resigned, from
the Technical high school; Elizab beth 7.
OBrien. vice Genevieve g. McNin, re-
signed. from the Branch avenue gram
mar; Jane v. Gearon, transferred from
Federal 20 Oxford grammar, vice Mary C.
Creme, resigned; Martha X. Cole, from
Ralph 20 Summer street primary, vice
Julia ID. Greene, resigned; Mary J. Multi
gan, transferred from Coveli 10 Julian
street primary, vice Clara Il. Bennett, re-
signed; Bertha 3. Holloway transferred
from Webster 70 Carpenter street pri-
many, Vice Mary II. Like, resigned; Mary
J. Walsh. newly elected. 10 take the place
OF Edith 81 Eddingswood, who designed
from the Vineyard street grammar; Ellen
]. Parker. newly elected, assigned to
Doyle avenue, vice Mary A. @. DOUGH-
erty, resigned; Annie @, Cawley, aselgn-
ed TO the Regent avenue primary, vice
Mary Z. OBrien, deceased; Edith f.
Hayworth, transferred from Covell 10
Putnam street, primary, vice Eliza bet h
V. Hines, deceased. About 10 more teach.
ers will be nominated by Supt, Small
when tho school committee meets on Sept
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