Putnam patriot., 1925-10-02
PUPILS AND TEACHERS
 GATHER AT OLD SCHOOL
JARRETT GREENE TAUGHT IN 1863, RETURNS TO SCENE OF GIRLHooD ENDEAvoR.-GREETs
 SIX OLD PUPILS
Quadc Scene of Unique Reunion Arranged By N A. Ballard
 Teacher 1SS5-S6

One of the most unique reunions and one of the most enjoyable, ever held in eastern Windham county. w.s that held last Saturday at the school house in Quadic in the town of Thompson. Never has an attempt to assemble all of the teachers and pu- pills of a school dating back seventy five years or more been more success ful.
 Had there been prize awards Mrs. Harriet Greene would have been awarded that for the oldest teacher. as she presided over the school in 1868, and the prize for the oldest pu- pills would have been divided into six as there were that many represent ing the class of 1853.
 The reunion was the conception Of Newton A. Ballard of Putnam, for mer teacher, who supervised the plan and who was highly eomplimented on it's success after the days enjoyment was over. There were many who wished to make the reunion an annual event.
 The schoolhouse was prettily decor ated and a picnic luncheon was serv- ed. The secretary pro tenn makes the following report:
 Teachers and Pupils
 A list of teachers had been com piled dating back to 1S47. A roll call of teachers and pupils resulted as follows, the letter P denoting teach CT present. Number of former pupils of each teacher is also given:
 lS47. Louisa Jacobs; 1S50-5l-52, Harriet Wakefield; lS52-53. Harriet Wakefield Jason Reach, six of Mir. Keach's pupils responding; lS53-54. J Henry Reach; lS5I-55, Sarah Bal lou; 1s55-56. Lucy Reach. Horatio Hutchins, with three of Mr. Hutehins' pupils present.
 is56-57. Henry Bixby. Sylvanus AL drich. with three of Mir. Bixby's pupils present; 1s57-5s, Nelson AL drieh. two present; Is5s-59. Mr Val lette, one pupil present. lS59-60, Celia Ross. Daniel Balleu. three pu- pills of each present. 1s60-6l. Candis Schloeum. Charles Henry Gleason, two of the formers and five of the latter's pupils present
 fs6l-62. Olive Sayles. Norton Ran dall, five of Mir. Randalls pupils pres ent: 1s62-6s. William $. Converse, Harriett Greene r. seven and six pu- pils present; 1ss3-s4, Harriett Greene P. Thomas Clark. five of MT. Clark's pupils present; lS64-65, liar riett Greene P. Albert Jacobs, three of Mir. Jacobs pupils present; ls65- 66. Louis Morse, four pupils present; 1S66-67, Nathaniel Mills, five pupils present.
 1s67-6s. Martha Blaekmar, James H. Converse P, three and five pupils present; 1869, Julia Shaw, W. Elliott Bates. four and five pupils; ls69-1o, Harriett Greene r. w. Elliott Bates; Is7O-71, Ellen Sprague r, and four pupils; Is71-72. Julia Bates. Almond i.ogee, five and six pupils present. Is72-73. Mary Ross, twelve pupils; 1S73-74, Olive Blackmar, Isaac Ross, three and five pupils present; 1870 n in doubt; is77-7S, Lillian Ross, Ellen Dowley. ten and three pupils
 Is7s-79. John A. Ballard Roxy Dowlev. nine and eight pupils pres ent; fs79-s0, George R Pinkham' Alice Sheldon. eleven and six pupils present: fss0-s7. W. C. Bronson F. George R. Pinkham, nine and II pu- nils present; iss1-S2, Mildred SlDiey, Eliza Foskett. eleven and nine pl- nils present; 1882 -S3, Mary Ross. LIl- ian Battey. i2 and eight pupils pres ent; 1ss3-s4. Martha Park, Eliza Talcott. Wilfred (. Mills r, twelve, eight and twelve pupils present.