Milford chronicle., 1914-05-08


Improvement Il was thought that an
pie room was provided for all the chi
1o- qren OF the district, but since the ne
-eI ouilalng mas been put into service. h
ne seating capacity was almost filed The
3eI nave very commOdious building. an
ne their children appear to appreciate til
IRE comfort Of It. New desks. and eyery
nd thing fresh, 1t is attractive.
he No. IS. Little Masters. located at tb
north Of Harrington under the care o
,,r ftnel Olarkson, the school appears pros
e porous The building is good. and ther,
n IS a me oak grove Of near an acre around
- H. One closet IS fair but the other is nc
sood Whatever. The furniture is ser.
= FiceaDle, but somewhat carved bv former
+ students. A Jacket, or shield around
tne stove would add to the comfort Of the
children IN the winter time. and a pile
; OF ashes should be spread in front Of the
= sehooihouse door. The sanitary condi
u tons are good.
r No. So. Prospect, Just west from Hsr-
rlngton on the main road. the building
Is ample. but It needs painting and a ue,y
+ Fesuoule should be built before another
scnool year begins. a coat Of paint in
side ana out VIII be helpful 10 the school
building. The furniture is old but ser
yiceaOle, while the water closets are in
TAR condition. Miss Hazel Turner keers /
the school very clean.
No. 81. Tomahawk. This school Is
near harrington; the building IS fsjr bu.
100 small TO accommodate the children
VINO attend ~ the winter. a heater and
Venulaung plant would save room sufi-
Gent 10 add desks 70 seat all the pupils
VINO would attend in the winter and make
Ine schooi room far more comfortable for
an the children The furniture is fair
Dul Inc outbuldings are very. Door: one }
was kept clean. The building sbouId a
nave the underpinning repaired. the :
leaks stopped IN the roof and be Dsinted \
inside and out. This should be brought q
70 the attention of the people al their Z
next school election, and have them act
upon It promptly. The sanitary coudi- =
tons IN the school building were very
Hand. 4's
No. 3s. Browns Neck. located At
ne northeast side of Harrington. This
g IS an old building, but satisfactory.
ne grounds are good, part of the furn-
-uIe Is new, and the sanitary conditions
ery good. An iron jacket, or Shield
mould be placed around the stove ~ N
lake the children more comfortable .
men 1t Is fired to a high temperature in
lie winter time. Outbuildings are GOOD I
No. 80 and l24. Town of Farming
m Here IS a sad problem for anv COM
unity TO contemplate. The school
lhdlng was laid out on generous lines tel
e ceiingsare high; the halls wide. the
ndoWs too large, and one Of the Dooresf E
cations for school building that could
selected IN Pennington. Il is along
e railroad where shifting freight trains
equally stop part Of each DAVIS work
r. building has been most shamefullv
greeted Tor many years. The grounds
: ample as TO size, and the water clos
nave, after several years constant
SUNG Win the school board been PIl
ie iirIy decent. The windows are n
,Iy 10 isI! out ID some places and sew
!, should be closed up What sbould -
Ione with the building. which is well
ned, and can be repaired. would he IN Won
We II 10 another site then repair and INK
Se the building comfortable for i nse az. for
Chool During the past winter the well
dren had little comfort in this school men,
~ year the County School Coun,ie-
calls attention to this school and
people of Pennington must take this
'G up ioT acton this summer. Get was
with plan to make things better schoC
ma De the purpose of the people of could
'l,,., ,ol. Iniess something Is done so he
axe action for them, through the ~. -
plant would bejn ,rar li.oIeIh neat Stree
building when rebuilt. The local WI
nissloners will be invited to confer dav in
me County School Commission the half h
/ Tlaay IN June at Dover, as TO this fo,,rtl
ing. ''''' Iourtf
50. Cedarville, northwest from Vege+
ri. Since the last inspections new
new window shades and inside II y
ring has been done The building that
good and located in a grove or DieCC
), the oHtbuildings are good. The tOLyt
" needs coat Of paint outside conn
CONDITIONS very good. Miss wee.
T. Hurlburt is the teacher. read Z
4Ol2. Church Hill. Located two ana b
west IRON Milford is a well man
and ITS condition is very
nu me grounds well kept bv the b
aliel oy the children. The water
were ID excellent condition. There
De more olackboards supplied and
I or shield placed around the stow
8 II more comfortable for the chill
~ ga HSdl III ID the WIN -
ison. Sanitary conditions very Them
l. Wiliamsville. Two miles south ms. MS
ouston. This building has been l liseNlss
ned, and the people of the dis , s,Clan an
ve, voted to build new scbool .iS.,
3 during the coming summer inst elIul CON
as the site can be settled nnor 5is !. un 7,
Wy Court has appointed Com. n ~ lails +,
TO condemn the land needed ION -ll
building was very clean and Mis- an gu
Irice deserves credit of that. go 'n ne
AZ. 43, IS, Sc, 6s, and 20 Ken, the 1o I;si, w
ana Nos ?, 100 and lO4 of Sps- BE srre
lty. The Town of Milford. The donble 81,
schools employ fifteen teachers Sold on -,
buildings and grounds are the -
posing OF any in Kent or Sussev
a 'hs d @sfs5 aad fo lBs s6 BEAUTI
iendid condition. The present
are comparatively new. and sGs5P
are some Of the Departments ~
over crowded, and the Board ..SEssa.
ton IS preparing to erect two "
rooms. wv 5-l-3t