The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-20
.ncies Filled in All But
One Place by Supt.
Roscoe II
NEW TEACHERS HAD
SPECIAL TRAINING
All Are Graduates of Nor
NAL Schools or Teacher
Training Courses

Superintendent r. NJ. Roscoe of the
city schools issued to-day a nearly COM
pleted list of the teachers who are to |
serve in the school year of lal4l9l5.
With one or two exceptions, all of the
teachers have been engaged, twelve res
ignations have been accepted by the
school commissioners and in eleven va
eancies successors have already been APP !,
pointed A complete roster of the high I
school teachers was completed several
days ago and published.
The new teachers for the ensuing
year are as follows: Miss Annie F.s
snyder, Pd.B.. of Brookline, Mass, a
graduate of the Albany state normal !
school; Miss Maude 4. Casey, gradu- J,
ate of Burlington high school and resi- !,
dent of Starksboro; Miss Anna M. Nc
Donald OF Sharon, graduate of John I.
son normal school; Miss Flora T.. Mitch
ell Of Websterville, graduate of thef
Randolph normal school; Miss Vera I'll
Lyman Of the Castleton normal school,
Miss Mae r. Wilson of Worcester, Mass, I
graduate OF the Johnson normal |
school; Miss n. Lowissa Holt, Barre, !,
graduate of the Randolph normal i
school; Miss Lila j.. Perry OF Cabot, a
graduate of johnson normal school; !
Miss Martha N. Tyndal of Hyde Park,
a graduate OF johnson normal school;
Miss Lucy A. Proctor OF Brookline,
Mass, attended Southern Illinois univcr-
sity; Miss Abby G.. Moxley, a graduate
of the teacher training course at Spaul-
ding.
The vacancy caused by the resignation
of Miss Josephine Hoyey, supervisor Of
music in the city schools, is filed by
Miss Proctor, who comes to Barre with
from high quarters.
For some time, Miss Proctor conducted
her own studio in the Metropolitan build
ing in New York. Besides Miss Hoyey,
whose decision to give up music teaching
in the city schools was reluctantly ae-
eepted, there were the following resig-
nations this year: Emma L. Bean,
Grace T. Bragg, Synthia Doane, Rosa
Fontana, Theo. B. Hendrix, Marguerite
L. Kew, Grace f. 0'Brien, Mae A. Room
ey, Cora Il. Talbot. Rose 4. Thompson,
Marion r. Wheeler, Minnie E. Maxwell.
The Teacher List
Here is given recapitvlation OF the
grade teachers who have been engaged
for the different city schools:
Mathewson building 8, Alice
Nj. Strathern; grade s, Sadie A. Boyce,
grade s, Nellie j. Perrin; grade Z, Eu
nice Nj. Story; grade I, Florence A.,
Wooster; grade 8. Alice c. Blodgett
grade 6, Mary E. Leddy; grade 5, Grace
Inglis; grade 5, Myrtle G. Stone; grade
{, Mabel n. Chandler; grade 4, Eliza
beth NJ. McNaney. I
Lincoln building Teacher training
,ourse, Miss Annie II. Snyder; grade 8,
Lucy d. Perkins; grade s, Maude C.s
Casey; grade /, Zelma A. Goodell;s
grades 5 and 9, Anna NJ. McDonaid,
grades and 4, NJ. Alice Moore; grade,
]. Constance E. Moore; grades AL and
Bl, Clara F.. Purvee.
North Barre building Grade I, Flora
L. Mitchell; grade q, Vera /. Lyman;
yrade 5, Antoinette j. White; grade Al
Gertrude A. Brady; grade 3, Adele ].
rrade Al, Elizabeth Carson; grade Bl,
Abby C. Mack.
Brook street sehool--Grade s, Hazel !.
<. Rogers; grade A. Harriette Nj. Bover;l
srade 8, j. Florence Holland; grade 2,
Alice P. Blanchard; grade AL, Hazel
lack; grade BI j. Louise Watt; assistant
n Bl, Abby C. Moxley.
Ayers street school-Grades and 8,
Nae f. Wilson; grades and 4, Lowissa
Holt; grades and Al, Clara B. Dodge;
,rade Bl, Eldusta H. Ramage.
Summer street school-Grade 3, Gladys
]. Hughes; grade 2, Margaret Doheny;
-rade Al, Susie +. Currier; grade Bl,
lila J. Perry.
Ward 5 building Grades 8 and 4,
Iartha w. Tyndali; grade 2, Arlene M.
effords; grade Al, Ethel Warden; grade
81, Williamina Walker.
Church street school-Grade 3, Susan
4. Collins; grade 2, Leda B. Stevens;
rade Al, Eleanor E. Sweet; grade Bl,
LATHE l. Tillotson.
Special teachers Catherine
,eayeley; music, Lucy A. Proctor.
On the second floor of the Mathewson
,uilding Monday morning at $50
clock the first session of the summer
school is to open. To date
here is an enrolment of nearly 80 stu
ents desirous of making" their grades
trough the medium of the school. The
eachers are to be Miss Alice NJ. Strath-
rn, Miss Zelma A. Goodell and Miss
lice c. Bodgett Daily sessions are to
e held from $3.50 a. IN. until noon, and
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