The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
More Than Usual Number Of
Vacancies TO be Filled
REGULAR LIST COMPLETED
spaulding High School viii Have -Four
New Teaehers--Lincoln School to
Be Opened for tie First Time
This Eau.


When the public schools Of Barre open
early ii September for another year Of
school there will be many changes in
tie teaching force because Of resigna-
tious, probably fourteen at least. Not
for some time have there been so many
changes, and supt. 0. D. Mathewson has
ilst completed the list Of regular teach
ers, besides having one other place, that
OF drawing teacher, to fll
IN spaulding high school there win be
four changes Ernest stephens Of Lanes
vile, Mass a graduate Of Dartmouth
college comes to take the place Of George
s. Harris. Miss Marion A. Dane Of
Newport, graduate Of the university
Of Vermont, succeeds Miss Joanna Parks,
end Misses Alice A. Lavele of Marlboro,
Mass, and Myra a Bagley Of Middle
bury take positions in the commercial
department to fll vacancies caused BY
the designations Of Miss A. Belle Young
and Miss Jackson.
The other high school teachers win be;
o. D. Mathewson as principal, Carroll II.
White, John E. Hughes, Henry II. Jack
son. Frederic Edwards and Miss Miriam
c. Hitchcock. The teachers in the nintn
grade in The spaulding building will he
Miss Pearl Estey. who taught last year,
and Miss Lucy Martin Of Albany. a new
appointee, Miss Gertrude f. Edsor VIII
have the ninth grade commercial depart
ment. The two eighth grades in the
Spaulding building viii be taken by Miss
Dorothy NJ Tate and MSS Nellie L. Per-
rim Of Barre the latter or whom is
new member Of the staff.
The Mathewson school teachers, twelve
in number. will be practically the same
as last year Misses Alice W. Strathern.
Jessie G. Comstock, Maude e. Abbott and
Clara Z. Bean taking the seventh grades:
Alice G. Bladeett. Theo B. Hendrix and
Florence 4 Wooster tho sixth grades; A.
May 0rm shee. NJ Grace Ingalls, and
Eunice n. Story the fifth grades; Flor
ence A Howard and Mabel w. Chandler
tho fourth grades.
The fonr teachers hi the Summer street
hGilding viii be the same rs last year:
Misses Fanny y. Hastings, Margaret Do
heny. Isabella p Martin and Helen F.
Emerson, in the third, second. first B
and first grades respectively.
Three new teachers VIII be at the
Brook street building, they being Char
lotte r Mclean Of Gramteviie. Maybelle
a. Greenwood Of St. Johnsburv Center
and Alma Jacques Of Westheld. IN the
Gfth. fourth and third grades. respective
lv Miss Alice r Blanchard win have
the second grade. Miss Helen Il Burbank
the FIRST 4 and Miss Mary +. Fullerton
the first B
No changes are to be made at the
Beekley street building. the teachers he
ing Misses Helen NJ Bolger, Cynthia A.
Doane. Josephine Sargent Louise Watt
and Maud Z Tilton the last-named be-
ing assistant
III tire fifth ward school, the teachers
VIII be Misses Antoinette j White, Me-
issa Maafe iHan M Collins, Lima Mil
ler 81 Randolph and Nilhelmna Walker
of Barre 4he last two arc new teach
ems, Miss Walker being the assistant.
Four teachers have been secured for
the Ayers street school, being as follows:
Misses Theresa Scott. Myrtle G. Stone.
Clara r. Dodge and Nettie L. Gibson, all
former teachers in the school
New Lincoln School to Be Opened.
The new Lincoln school. 60 take the
place Of the old Camp street building,
win be opened for the first time next
September There are eight rooms iii
tie structure. but only Xix will be nth
lied at first. Each room Is large enough
for 50 pupils, 50 that the capacity of the
building Is 400. making II the third
largest in the city The grades here will
run from the primary through the
eighth Miss Bessie Buell. who taught
part Of last year, will nave the eighth
grade; Miss Florence S. Chaifee Of Nor
tisville. a new appointee, the seventh;
Miss ella NJ Cleveland Of Georgia.
new teacher, the sixth; and Misses Mari
eta II. Paul. Josie Al Eolden and Clara
81 Puryee the other grades
The Lincoln school win draw from it's
own territory IN the Gospel village
section Of tie city and win also take
some from the nearest schools which are
crowded
The ninth building, that on Church
street, viii have the same teachers,
Misses Marguerite f. Kew Leda b
stevens. Eleanor Sweet and Laura NJ
Sweet there being four grades, from the
FIRST 10 The third, including subdivisions
" the first
Miss Josephine r Hoyey has been
Engaged again as supervisor Of music and
Miss Mary Mcdonald is office assistant
supt Mathewson IS now looking for
.eacher IN drawing to succeed Miss Clark