Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
DANIEISoN

Thursday. Horaes r. Turner, super tntendent of schools, gave ont the fol- lowing completed list of teachers who will serve in ailliRgly's schools during the year opening in September, several of the teachers being new to this town High school-Ernest R. Warren, prin- cipal. Wyatt Harper, Marion D. Chol- lar, Roberta Horton. Elizabeth Law, LLouise V. Danielson, Adah Danielson, Flora A. Shippee.
 Danielson-mton E. Knight, Myrtle P. Marland. Grace M Stanton, M Annie White, Elizabeth R. Woodworth, Anna R. Woodworth, Anna M. Hammett, Edith L. Fuller, Esther L. Uolley.
 Goodyear-Gordon 2. Gale, A. Laura Chase, c. Ella Day. Ruth A. Fiske, An ha R. Wasgatt, Agnes ". Jacobs
 Dayville-Winifred E. Duffee, Emma M. Reach, Maude D. Capron, Mildred L. Ellis.
 ttawaugsn-Margaret M Maccon- nell, Mary E. Macconneil, Cora M. Ship pee, Anna c. Butler.
 Ballouville-Grace W. Eaiek, Lulu A. Bailey. Mary Tanning.
 Center-Cora M. Logee, Beatrice Beck ett
 East Killingly-Annie L. Page, Fran css L. Upham.
 South Killingly-Mildred E. Kelley.
 VaIley-Pauline M Goss.
 Tucker-Esther O. Kimhall.
 Music teacher-Helen O. Bowman.
 Wyatt Harper, who is coming to t4se high school. has been a member of the faculty of the New Haven High school as an instructor in English He is Yale man and spent two years at the law school of the university. He will teach history and economics here and will take an active interest in school athletics.
 Miss Elizabeth Law, aAother new member of the Killingly High school faculty, will come to Danielson from Marlboro Miss Law took a four years course at the Salem Mass, normal school and will be in the commercial de- partment at Killingly High school
 Elton P. Knight, who is to be the principal of the Danielson graded school, succeeding Harold L. Packard, has taught in New Jersey and has had a years business experience with the Dupont de Nemours Powder company in Delaware. He has an A. B. degree.
 Gordon J. Gale, who is to have the principalship of the Goodyear school comes from Providence He Is q grad Rzre of Boston university.
 Miss Mildred L. Fl is, who has been st the Bridgewater Normal school, will be a new teacher at the Dayville school Miss Ellis home is in Onset, Mass.
 Miss Mary Tanning. who is to teach at Banouville. comes to Danielson from Woodbury. Conn, where she has been teaching for the past three years. She was a student at the Danbury Normal school
 Miss Mildred E. Kelley has been en- gagged to teach at South Killingly, where she formerly was in charge of the school. Miss Kelley has srent the past year in Providence. Miss Pauline M Goss, who taught at South Kilfingly the past school year is transferred to the Valley school
 Miss Esther 0. KimbaTi. to teach in the Tucker district, is a graduate of Kfl. lingfy High school and attended the Willimantic Normal school For the past two years she has been teaching ir Canterbury.
 Mrs. Emma M. Reach, to teach al DayviIle, formerly was a teacher and has had much experience as an instrue. tor. She is q resident on Broad street Danielson.
 Mrs. Beatrice Beckett who is to teacl at the Center school, also Is q residen of Danielson.
 Horace F. Turner has been Fe-enraee, as supervisor of the Killingly- Brooklyn district in which he has been at worl for several years. His teaching organi