Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1913-06-20


Andrew Donovan Doris Card
Clarence Fortney Marie BombaFde
Neither absent nor tardy through
the year:
Andrew Donovan
Grade 8b-Miss sara Barnettei
teacher Total number registered IS,
average attendance 29.7, per cent Of at
tendance 9o.3. Neither absent nor
tardy:
Dora Rief David NORM
Beuufe Brueker Emmett DiBfieB
GustsVe Lis Albert ihlbeaatt
N alter Wilcox
Grade "a, Miss Elsie Barber, teacher.
Total number registered 30, average at
tendance 2959, per cent Of attendance
81. Neither absent nor tardy.
Gerald Allard Francis Crabtree
Teddy Broussean Elnofa Fisher
Sidney Hayward
Neither absent nor tardy during
year:
Gerald Allard
Grade Miss Emma Button, teach
er Total number registered -, aver
age attendance IS per cent Of attend
ance %. Neither absent nor tatdy:
George Bfoasseaa Ethel Hughes
Henry Braussenu Allen Keith
Esther franklin Eugene Loiselle
Marie Giraca Eyon shine
Grade D, Mrs. Carrie Gascoigpe,
teacher Total number registered IL
average attendance 81, per cent OF at
tendadce 96. Neither absent moi
tardy:
stanton Ballard William Madison
Angelina Bove Adelard MORN
Joseph Dubois stuart Pease
Eugene Durecher Ruth Pratt
Joseph Giraea Iaura Watkins
Neither absent nor tardy during the
year;
Angelina Boye
Grade 6-Miss Eta Whiting, teach.
er. Total number registered IS, aver.
nge attendance 81, per cent Of attend
snee 95 Neither absent nor tardy:
Henry Baker Helen Carver
William Mansfield Alice Wilson
William Walsh Milton Drueker
Clifford Gleason Hazel Clifford
Halford Letters Margaret Wright
Neither absent nor tardy during the
year;
Helen Carver Margaret Wright
Alice Wilson
Grade :, Merrill z. Paine, principal,
teacher. Total number registered q,
average attendance 2e.8, per cent Of at
tendance 9I.4. Neither absent nor
tardS.
Clarence Brousseau Durham Hall
Randolph Joslin Louis Lombardo
Robert Blaekmar Ethel Ellis
Barley Giraea Pauline chap laine
Marguerite o. Brien
SMITH STREET
The attendance at the Smith Street
school during the last term was much
affected by several cases of scarlet fe.
yer. Some Of the parents kept their
children from school on account of
these eases.
Primary epartment--Clara A. Bur
riu, teacher. Number OF pupils A., av-
erage attendance b -, per cent of at
tendance 80. Pupils not absent dur
ing the term;
Gerard Cartier Lena John
Emeiio T. ole Marguerite kearnY
Anna Freedman Peter kearney
Anna Hogefson Daniel Trndeau
Pupils absent one day OF less:
Husky Alderman Lionel Gaueher
Iva Aldrich Aug tus Holgerson
Epuana Aarttar
Pupils not absent during the year
Anna Hogerson Daniel Trudeau
Pupil absent one day during year;
Augustus Holgerson
intermediate department - y. 4.
Phillips, teacher. Number of pupils
IS, average attendance -, per cent OF
attendance %. Not absent during the
year. Viola Morancy
Absent one day Albert Farrows
Not absent during term
camille BeausoIeil Raoul Dafaua
Maxine Albert tarrows
Coufiemanehe Viola AIorancy
Paeifique Dulault VIM Pattlson
Absent one day OF less;
George Child Eva Magnant
Arthur Nerron Ida Freedman
Albert Farrows brought about 90 w.
rieties Of wild flowers not brought by
other children.
Grammar department = Edith NJ.
Kent, principal, Number Of pupils
20, average attendance Is, per cent of
attendance 93.5. Pupils not absent
during term.
Mm Desaulnier Bertha Farrows
Absent one day:
Lizzie Diamond Pauline Piche
Absent but one day during year;
Bertha Farrows Pauline Piche
The greatest variety Of wild flowers
was brought in by Bertha Farrows, her
collection numbering Il6.
SAWYER DISTRICT
Grammar grade, Miss Bertha D.
White, teacher. Whole number Of pu-
IL l.x.rn vaar Il dining term Ok,