Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
FOR SCHOOLS

North Grosvenor-D Dale - Schools
opened Tuesday and never were the
prospects brighter for an exception
ally good school year. There are
more pupils than ever before and
there has been a general reorganiza-
ton that puts the entire school sys-
tenn on a fine basis.
The teaching staff at the Tourtel-
lotte Memorial High school is as fol-
lows:
Principal. and teacher Of American
history. F. f. Kutseher, Harvard, and
graduate student at Yale and Coluni-
bia with 20 years experience. Mr..
Kutscher begins his fourth year as
PRINCIPAL of the school.
Roy r. Allen. Harvard College and
Columbia summer school, seven years
exnerience. came from Meriden where
he was vice principal of the Meriden
High school. He will be sub-master
and instructor in science,
Clarence G. Jones, eight years ex-
perience. Mr.. Jones was two years
with the A. f. f He is graduate
of Oswego, N. Y, normal school, and
taught in Salamander. n. Y, High
school. He will have the manual
training department and be instruct
or in athletics.
Miss Ruth Wood, Boston Univer-
sity, four years teaching experience,
English department.
Miss wilma Marshall, Tufts, IL
wears experience. Studied in Paris.
viii teach French and history. Came
from Westfeld. Mass, High.
Miss Vera Arnold, Middlebury Col
lege. three years experience, Rutland,
Mass. High. Will teach mathematics.
Miss Christine Kane, Simmons Col
lege, three years experience. For
merly teacher in New Britain Com
mercial High school, will teach COM
mercial department.
Miss Helene Tompkins, Cornell,
lege. three years experience. For
school. Greene, n Y, household arts.
Miss Estella Warrington, Whitman
tic Normal. assistant in commercial
department.
The High school opens under reor-
qanization with senior course OF
three years and junior course three
wears. A four room apartment has
been fitted up for use in the house
hold arts department and room mas
been added to the commercial depart
ment. A new science room has been
fitted up. The heating system has
been overhauled and. the building
generally made ready for the years
work.
The graded school courses have
been revised with the advice of the
superintendent of the East Orange,=N.
j., schools and the assistant saperln-
tendent of the Newark, n, j., schools,
Alex Lundstrom was quite i'll last
week.
Gustaf johnson and son Roy were
in Worcester on Tuesday.
Gustaf johnson is at his home saf-
fering from a boil on his arm.
Mr.. COLON has resigned as second
hand in the North Grosvenor-D Dale
mill.
Burton Elliott and son Loring at
tended Worcester Fair on Labor
Day.
Frank Chandler and wife visited
Mrs. Chambers parents over Labor
Day
Mr.. Ravtnelle, wife and daughter
and son Narcisse and wife, enjoyed q
motoring ilhp on Monday.
Elmer johnson returned to work or
Tuesday after a vacation spent IN
Baltic, Norwich and New London,
George Whitney, who left this town
= some time ago, has returned again t.
the employ of the Grosvenor-Dale Co
Mrs. Ash Cheney, Mrs. Braley and
Frank LyDch and Mr.. and Mrs, Ev'
erett Armed spent Labor Day in Put
nam.
Schools will open on Sept. s insteac
: of Tuesday after Labor Day as for
merly Business matters are respon
sible for the change.
Among those who attended the New
England Far on Monday were FloyC
! Potter and wife, Ralph and Arthur
I Chandler ard Homer Prince and and
John O'Clalr