Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04
.=TT coryrY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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uore is a school where
huvnS. V.ar and a ventilating system coul'
nsa.S. a.S.+aIied with good results to tn
s.itb u Of the children.
va, So l9. Nelson's, west from Ches
.y Iy' was in charge of Miss Mary M
Su,u, Svo-se II has been painted and pa
ueOsS a5 inside and outside since oul
psl9v ". visit Some parties unknown hat
,,stoj M the bottom panel of the from
s..r' aoo- in and broken several window
US W., Here is another case Where
o"cy' ovamnle could be set with proti
a. ~ oil schools. if the culprit could b'
tonnd The school room was clear
and the grounds well cared for. One
nator closet was in good condition
nS the other requires repairing.
To "a and los. Town Of Magnolia
mo -,'' Kisses Ethel Rothwell, Bessie
Tattbews and Harriet Pardee are the
.aacbers and they have kept the in
,oriors in very good condition. One
room nom needs to be repainted a lighter
and more cheerful color, as it is SOM
bre and oYer-crOWded now. The con-
J;ton of the grounds, which are used
os the athletic grounds for the town
Children we're in fairly good cOndi-
tion The furniture is only fair. but
tbsre has been a Parent Teachers
sssociation organized in Magnolia,
ond II is hoped that there will be a
more general interest aroused as a
result, in the public schools of Mag
Doia. Concrete walks have been built
tbis summer to the water closets and
IA the front porch from the streets.
A mastering up Of the old BALI
marks in the school rooms and the
kalsomining of the walls, as well as
Dainting, would do wonders for this
really well arranged school building.
It has a dark hall which can be made
made much lighter by plaicng glass in
the front DOORS Nothing had been
done to the school building since last
wear that was noticeable.
No. 81. Denny'S Corner. North
East from Dover, was under charge of
Miss Reba Steffey and everything was
in fine condition. Nothing had been
done since the last visit and nothing
was needed.
No. -. Willow Grove, is taught by
Miss Flora Green and the sanitary
conditions were from fair to good
Nothing has been done towards i'm
prOyements Of the school building.
The furniture is old and some of it
Should be replaced with new desks
for the benefit of the children's COM
fort The interior should be painted
, light color and the side walls either
painted or kalsOmined the same light
Shades.
No. j3. FraZierS, near Marydell,
Tas in charge Of Hester A.Spurry and
the conditions were all very good. No
improvements have been made, and
nOne are recommended.
No. "a, 81, 1O2 and 1O3. Town of
FELTON,. The general and sanitary con-
ditions Of this school are better than
fyer before, and there have been great
improvements made. The FELTON,
schools are progressing as rapidly as
Pny in the county. Concrete walks
fnd greatly enlarged school ground
aake the outside appearance fine.
Inc toilets are in better shape than
Ever before, and the rooms have been
painted inside and the halls as well.
ne only suggestion the County Com
.lSsloners offers is, that electric |
ights be installed in the assembly |
Oom' and that curbing of concrete be
ald on the north and west sides of ,
le scn0ol grounds. The teachers, of |
ruom there are seven, are all doing |
E1ceilent work and are creating a |
EEic pride in the children for their
Pclool property.
No. %. AndersOns, west from Har-
IrAgIon' was in charge of Miss Tina
roe and when on March 29th we
! isl.eu M the school, the teacher inform
y u, Us tnat she had orders to close the
OIo"lng week. The school board
''su u /, painted the interior and exterior
I ule building, as required of them,
,uu smut the school down a month or
lure earlier as a means of paying off
5n5nl. M pnl. This really means that the
r'aIlen roag were deprived of several
,veAs ro,'., schooling that the people who
rousnt them into this world might
boipy PROBABLY one dollar more in
c" so pocket, or for their individual
oG III. Ihis district has a few individ-
Dia,o dis Ol this character; much to its
ro 'Oltlne. S.lne. The school must have
,ns, ,U recitation benches, and the stove
to' 70 nave a sheet iron shield around
n " comply with the requirements of
o..a .aesolqtlons adopted by the State
nro,o.i ~ iEuucatlon several years ago,
% sP'OIect ', the children from roast
20 wnen sitting next the stove dur
( lhe winter term.
=, ,ru,, TO. %. Piney Grove, west from
,nas Hgton, was in charge of Miss
,oT, ,TTS' who had a very neat school
NM. ne furniture is very old, and {
10 '-osl os oe replaced with better for !
afoS OO1Iort of the children. New ]
n M n closets have been constructed, {
onl5 l[iey y We're in good condition. We
ev w ~. recommend to this school that
sieIl 81 PUT IN a heater and ventilation !
aisb i' It would be beneficial to the {
n 'r .,,' ana comfort of their children, \
ON q si'e more room in the school !
~. ltor %" MeGees, northwest from I
~ ,v0a, no Miss Mildred Jones has kept Z
y soOd sanitary conditions ~ tbie @