Milford chronicle., 1914-05-08
Continued from page 81
KENT COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

KIM COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
No. Z6. Town Of Canterbury. 4 tro-
Tpomed school building. which is md
-4e care OF Dir. Burchenal as clerk offhe
eistrct, who is getting ready "a Tenar,e~
ne Two rooms and repaint inside fbe
o-Iding The sanitary conditions were
sIs good and the Misses Olive WYATT and
He-en Iodgson have used good manage
schools 1'ls
Nos. p and l22. Lebanon. or Rising
~. " rive Points School. This hasaI-
way Deen a well kept school building and
grounds, and good work has been don
Z educating the children of the district
-lr Moore, Miss McCaffrev and Nfise I
-'As"ay deserve excellent as a mari /
~ 'l!elI care OF the property as well as
i2r other work. The School Cor7r,iseio,,-
sTs OF the district deserve credit for the;r
care OF the school and for keeping il oren
l me long terms. They will make sew
"a improvements during the summer
20 'lon- Recitation benches are needed Ia
- - loOnls' single desks in their high /
--OoI room and new floors all over The s
good. nuns '' e very /
ls tWo-room school building but onI, Y
oLe room IS now used The building Is I,
s-yslantlal, the grounds neatly kept. the u
e-oses neat and clean and the furniture
serWceable. a comfortable reoits,iC,, .,
hench should be supplied. and The Mas n
tsIing IN one place on the ceiling is actin "a.
a-iy dangerous TO children Miss Mabel ~
donovan Keeps the school clean as a Din 81,
70: ~ Jumps, near FELTON, The vi
--l4ulng Is fair the grounds fair. the tn
.a-II closets were awful bad, neither all
i SaH u substantial; the wood house had bu
la-ien down; more desks are ba9l,. ,,e.1 wa
81 IN the winter. the building eLo,,15 b. ha
-a!Hled inside and out after general re- lea
pairs are made. Needsa porch front and ms
JACKET or shield around the stove ~ to
iio'ecl me children from the direct radi- ne,
a.-OA OF neat. The teacher had kept il up,
rery clean. - II tjo,
No. 80. Black Swamp, School. west goo
u FeIloh. This school has not made iial
progress Of late years, especially TO- n
nler clerk, Carl Hughes. has left H.. The
'l-aAas einent Of the school Ii is well sch,
3-ateu good building with large we'll Tile
Z a'LleL grounds, but that is about ali itur
rs praise coming The outbuildings are yer,
a-.ili5 uo~n' and a few of its old desks sho,
ar yea ana worn, would make fine sreci- mai
Aens for a display Of ANTIQUES and a. ,,Le
- eaiNIHs Oy pupils of other DAYS the
,ot one improvement has been made A.
nee me last inspection. but the proDer- -''
y y e4ean. II needs painting badly as IN
Ell as new funiture This school ,yse i nv y
nee IN excellent condition. and the n4o- D''ll'
e should attend TO this matter at the 1'!s
ext school election. WIND
No. 81. Pratts Branch, near FeIto,, H.. -
one Of the wealthy districts Of veal ~. =
z IaIllihg section. The building was effect
--si ( Gu lew Years ago, but that is all The
%. I'a3 Deen done 10 1t for MANY wears negle
needs painting inside and ONT Z. 49,. y,
eds the pile of coal ashes sDresd a., tt.' - a.
or step 50 as 10 help the grading 7, ,rr4st
eds new floor. 10 needs uev f,rri ,,,-,l,
e'ds that now there is carved. worn ont r4sd,
y no good There IS ample grounds eral q
'ul the school but they are not ver,, h. a.,
ae'l'e as no effort has been made TO frame.
ne tnenl so. The interior is very clean move
ief the management Of Miss Ellen nate
4aDelseI. lie water closets are old a sch,
Hol Clean by long odds a real cbildr,
1Asiilns 70 the needs of the children Each
attend Pratts Branch School on the SION "a
OF the parents, is what sho,il5 ~ 49,
-e' and then all 90 to the next school 1,stt1,-
'u0h ana vote TO raise sufficient money bus,, a,
make the school building comfortable sboi,1J
at'IdCuFe. a heating and ventilat- Faru,ir
plant should be installed in this fb,. e.,
oingi the people are able to have il TO tai,
not get it, s.. an 6
os. 81, IS, rs and 7s. Town Of ing pia
ierlca. These schools for several the bui
ever since Prof Hvdorn tool commits
&c, have been really model in their with III,
RAJ and sanitary conditions. me first Fri
T closets are well kept. clean and building
r than most schools where no So. NJ !
are available. Concrete walks Milo
TO each closet, running water i'm aoor :,
slnQoi building supplies the four plasteriI
5, inc building is well painted. clean Is verv
to look upon. and the ,rooJs
zen attending the school SHOW, the b,,iI,i;.,..
S OF good surroundings. The Mas Sai,its-tS,
under a stairway has baoken and T.iIlis,, I,
!e repaired with metal ceilinp .
ne walls of the halls and rooms 70 ~
De benefited by a coat of kaIso- lilles we
to freshen them, but this will fol- aSed sch'
.lthout suggestion, as the school idlI, ana
is Jealous for the schools,vell fsre tSacher al
as the teachers. closets we
49, Thomas School, west Of Har- '' 49,. 's
D. his school was closed bv rea- r., ~, +;
local trouble. so it was not insnec. ra,,
me County School Commission. ter seaso
-. Smiths. Located west of Har- good.
near the Maryland line The NJ A
NN'e'' an eHurely new school from Hou,
condemne,