The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-03
Public Schools Reopen Next
Tuesday Morning
ONEPLACE NOT YET FILLED
There Will Be Three New Teachers in
Spaulding High School and Two
New Ones in the Ninth
Grade.

The public schools Of BATe win open
for the fall term on next Tuesday morn
ing, the day following labor day, and
the registration is expected to be heavy.
supt 0, p Mathewson reported to-day
that the list Of teachers has been com
pleted With one exception, regular
teacher for one grade At the Summer
street hlilding not having been secured.
substitute viii take the grade at the
start There are several changes in the
teaching staif.
In Spauldine high school there will be
three new teachers, with two additional
teachers in the ninth grade, which Is
really considered as part Of the high
school Mr.. Mathewson will act as prin.
cipal OF the school as usual The new
teachers are George s. Harris, Frederick
F Edwards and Miss Marion Hitchcock
Mr.. Harris is a resident Of Stowe and
was graduated from the university Of
Vermont last June. Miss Hitehoock Is
also a graduate Of Vermont, 90, and
comes to Barre from Pittsford. She Is
the daughter Of Ernest Hitchcock, who
Is prominent in agricultural matters in
the state. Mr. Edwards Is a graduate Of
Dartmouth college and has been teaching
for two years at Turner's Falls, Mass.
Miss Hitchcock will take the position
which was held BY Miss Hope Davis Of
Providence, r. T.. who resigned last june
after three years work IN the school.
George }. SeaRer, who was on the faculty
last year, resigned to become superin-
tendent Of schools in Barre Town.
Two new assistants in the ninth grade
are Miss Gertrude Edison commerciall
and Miss Pearl Esty fI.atinI Miss Ed.
son was graduated from the Randolph
normal school and has been teaching at
Saxtons River. Miss Estey comes from
Richford, where she has been teaching.
Miss Jessie Comstock Of Barton takes
the place 81 Miss Kent in the seventh
grade Of the Spaulding building. She
has been teaching at Barton. AFiss Eu.
nice Story, a graduate Of Brigham acad-
envy at Bakersfield. takes Miss ARM
strong's place in the Mathewson buiid-
ing Miss Antoinette J. White Of Wilder
takes Miss Doane's place at the Becsley
street building She Is a graduate OF the
Johnson normal school Miss Josephine
Sargent, who has been teaching at Sax
tons River, takes Miss Curriers' place at
the Beokley street building. She Is a
graduate of Randolph normal school.
Miss Louise Watt Of Marsbfeld, who
secured her education in Scotland. takes
Miss Smiths place in the same building.
Miss Maude F. Tilton. a graduate Of
the New Hampton, n, H. institute, is
assistant at this building.
At the ward five building, Miss Susie
Collins, a graduate Of Johnson normal
school, takes Miss sadie's SHRDLIP
school, takes Miss Whites place. while
Miss Margaret Fraser Of this city viii
act as assistant at the building. At
Ayers street, Miss Myrtle B. Stone Of
Bakersfield, a graduate Of johnson nor
NAL takes Miss Harrigan's place. Miss
Clara 4. Purvee goes this year to the
Camp street building from another grade
The supervisor Of music viii be Kiss
Josephine Hovey Of Canaan, VT. who has
been teaching in the schools at Saxtons
River and who has had considerable ex-
parience ia music teaching, besides tax
ing summer course during the past few
months
The list Of teachers Il A. foliowss
Spaulding School
High school. B. D. AIathewson Car
ron III. White, John r Hughes. Henry
III Jackson, George s. Harris, Frederick
j. Edwards, A. Belle Young, Joanna r,
Parks. Eva r Jackson, Marion Hitch
cock Gertrude Edison commercial 9th
graded Pearl Esty latin 9th @adel
In the grades: Mande p. Harris, Edith
B. Young, Jessie G. Comstoek.
Mathewson School.
Alice NJ. Strathern. Dorothy NJ. Tate,
Maude z. Abbott, Ruth n. Hovey, Flor
ence A. Wooster, Hattie i. Mehuron, N.
Grace ingalls,. A. MAY 0rmsbse. Eunice
Story. Alice c. Blodgett, Clemmie A.
Sawyer, Mabel W. Chandler.
Summer Street.
Fanny D. Hastings. Margaret A. Do.
heny, Isabelle P. Martin.
Brook Street
Clara E. Bean. F. Mabel KimbalI A.
Jean Duncan, Alice p Blanchard, Helen
Il Burbank. Mary F. Fullerton, Mary
2. McWhorter, assistant.
Beclsley Street.
Helen r. Bolger Antoinette J. White.
Josephine Sargent, Louise Watt, Maude
+. Tilton, assistant.
Ward "
Charlotte J Grove, Melissa Moore, sn-
sic Collins, Olive n Williams, Margaret
Fraser, assistant.
Ayers Street.
Myrtle G. Stone, Theresa Scott, Clara
b. Dodge, Nettie L. Gibson, Agnes Marrs
assistant.
Camp Street.
Josie NJ Holden, Clara r Purvee.
Church Street.
Marguerite b Kew, Leda 81 Stevens,
Eleanor f. Sweet, Laura NJ Sweet.
Jennie G. Clark, supervisor Of drawing.
Josephine Hovey, supervisor Of music.