The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-26
TOTAL ENROLMENT
IN GRADES is 676
Gain of Four Over Last Year, Although
Fewer Attended Lower Grades
Roster of Teachers.

The total enrolment in the graded
schools as shown by the records compiled
by Miss Florence NJ. Wellman, supervisor
of grades is 656 as against 672 last wear. a
gain OF fourI The upper grades are all
much larger than last year while the low
er grades are almost without exception
smaller IN enrolment than last year The
reason for this is not evident, although in
part it may be due to the fact that some
parents are keeping their children out Of
school for the present through fear of i'll
ness.
The enrolment in the Main street
grades this year is 296 as against 25S last
year. At Canal street it is 2l2 as against
206 last year. The Oak Grove school has
only 81 this year while last year there
were 92. The outside primary schools have
a total enrolment of l0l this year as
against ll6 last year.
The ninth grade has 81 this year, while
1t had only 80 last year, and the eighth
grade has 68 pupils as against So year
ago.
1t has been decided to have the seventh,
eighth and ninth grades remain in session
zach day until o'clock, and the last hour
will be devoted to study under the super
vision of the teachers for the preparation
| Of lessons for the next day Hardly any
home study viii be required.
In the ungraded room in the Main street
building, taught by Miss Ethel A. Eddy,
there are Is pupils, and in the ungraded
room in the Oak Grove building, Miss
Lottie Dodge teacher, there are 10.
Following is the roster of teachers in
high school:
+. Burr Smith, principal, algebra and
English; Miss Mary D. Henshaw. mathe-
matics; Miss Florence c. Allen. Latin
Miss Louise \. Bourne, German and Span
ish; Miss 0rlana Ranney, English; Miss
Ethel L. Osgood, French; Miss Jessie C.
Pratt, commercial subjects Miss Annie X
| Parsons, commercial subjects: Leslie O.
johnson, science; Edmund r. Davis, his
tory: Ralph NJ Cram, supervisor OF
music Miss Rosamond Ashley, household
economies; Edwin NJ Feeney, manual
| training; Diedrich Stolte, physical director
for boys Miss Helen Z. Kimball, physical
director for girls
! The complete list OF teachers in the
grades is as follows:
| Main street building-9th grade, Miss
/ Mabel ADplin, Miss Helen r. Martin; Sth
grade, Miss Sadie E. Winchester, Miss Mel
lie J. Fem; eth grade, Miss Elizabeth NJ
Hunter; 9th grade, Miss Martina Phil;
5th grade Miss Gertrude l. Marston; 4tl
grade, Miss Susie Clark; Sd grade at Grove
street annex, Miss Inez G. Akley
Canal street school-7th grade, Miss
Minnie /. Rawson; 9th grade, Miss Nellie
A. Prouty: 5th grade, Miss Georgianna
/. Mekean; 4th grade. Miss Leona
Wright; Sd grade, Miss Grace A. Pike
lst and ID grades, Miss May H. Douglas
/ Oak Grove school-ith grade. Miss Cola
L. Martin; Sd grade, Miss Edith b. Doug
las: lst and ID grades, Miss Rachel NJ
/ Packard; ungraded room, Miss Lottie NJ
Dodge.
Washington street school-AIiss Lilliar
C. Newton.
Esteyville school-Miss Mary Croker.
High street school-Miss Esther A. Bar
rett.
Chase street school-Miss Eloise Sanders
The exhibit of Boys and Girls clul
work will be held Saturday, Oct :, in tn,
Main street building Articles for exhibi
ton will be brought to the building in th'
morning, when they will be arranged an,
the awards made. In the afternoon the ex
hibition viii be open to the public for
small admission fee, the fees to be used t,
ldefray expenses. Such articles as ar
marked viii be for sale.
a part OF the exhibit will be sent t.
Burlington for exhibition there Oct. Ill
at the state school exhibit and others will
be sent to West Springfield Mass. 70
the exhibition of the North Atlanti
states.