The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-06-18
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DORSET SCHOOL REPORT

DORSET SCHOOL REPORT
The following are the reports of the
different schools in and around Dor
set.
Village School
Primary Department
Pupils having the best record of at
tendance at the Dorset Primary
school; Lena Baker, Harold Manley,
Ada Weeks and Emily Paddock were
present at every session. Anna Nc
Bride, Floyd Eastman were absent one
half day Absent one day Alva and
Aaron Taft Absent two days, James
Robinson. Mary Leary, teacher.
Grammar Department
Number of pupils enrolled
16. Elsie Seymour and Rodney Weeks
were not absent during the term. ABB
sent less than three days, Dorothy
Crandall, Clara Kellogg, Dorothy Kel-
| ley, Theresa Ludd, Katie Mcbride,
Winifred Manley. Per cent of atten-
dance SO. Emma Whitcomb, teacher.
West Road School
Record of attendance of the West
Road school for the spring term end.
ing June 18th, is as follows: Number
Iof pupils enrolled Is. Perfect in at
tendance, Minnie Campany, Franklin
campany, Ellen Kinney, Robert Kin
ney. Absent two days, Ruth Ross,
Roy Ross Dorothy Gilbert. Not alb
sent after entering, Helen West ABB
sent one-half day after entering, Per-
iey Ross.
Mildred +. Cressey, teacher.
Dorset Hollow School
Number of pupils enrolled fifteen.
lcy Norton had perfect attendance,
Ida Lake missed "a days and Bessie
Lanfeer missed two. Those missing
three days and less were George Lake
and Grover Jones. The average atten-
da was 13.1, and the per cent of
ii -ndalcc 81.
Bertha II. Bowen, teacher.
hose registered at the Inn for the
PAS week are: John f. Tuttle, Man
hcster; Miss Mabella A. Houston.
Troy, N. y; Miss Beatrice C. Rob-
-rts, Brantford, Ont; ]. II. Bowman.
Toledo, O.; j. H. Bowman, Jr., Ports
mouth, O.; David W. Houston, Jr.,
Troy, N. y; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Hawks, Bennington, VT; l.. L. Marsh,
W. Holt, Manchester, u: W. C.
Matol Rutland, Vt; f u. Mcclure,
Manchester, VT; l.. c. Johnson, Sche-
1ectady, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs J.. w.
hncwlton and Miss knowlron, Water
own. N. Y; Miss Richardson, A,Ianta,
Ia; Mrs. THOMPSON s,nith, VOID
and, Va; Mrs. r. B. Leake, Airing
.on, W.; Mrs. G. D. GiIchrist, Airing
on, Vt; c. 4. Palmer, Paul Water
nan, New York City,
The Dorset Farmers League held
meeting in school hall Tuesday even
ng at which time considerable busi-
less was transacted.
About fourteen from here attended
he Senior Dance at Burr & Burton
Seminary Tuesday ming
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Roberts and ehild
# Dorset Hollow spent the weekend
It Lake ST. Catherine.
Miss Al. X. Gray. WHO has been
pending tnc winter IN the west, re-
urned to Dorset TUESDAY afternoon.
F. K. Manley and family apo1t Sum
ay at Lake St. Catherine.
Rev. Sidney K. Pffkils Of The Con-
regational church at Manchester
ill preach at the chIrch here Sunday
Forming in exchange with Rev. W.
C Roy Haven.
Main street and portion Of Church
treet is being treated to an applica-
on Of caleide for the purpose Of lay
z the dust.
North District School
The following is the report Of the
'orth District school for the last
.rm. Membership 25, average atten-
ance %, perfect attendance 5, name
I Veda McWayne, and the Misses
velyn, Aliene, Alice and Nellie Tiff;
Dsent one day Emma McWayne,
ufus wilkins, Viola Burch, Clyde
icWayne, Rena Phillips.
Manora Phillips, teacher.