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SCHOOL DISTRICT.

Melville

Tryon \Vest South \Vest Road Cape Traverse Carleton Point

Sea Cow Ilead Middleton

Richmond

New Annan Konsington Bawness Graham's Road

Grenville Mill Vale

St. Ann’s

St. Patrick's [lope River Cavendish North Rustico St. Andrew’s Cavendish Road. Snlgnatius CavendishRoad New Glasgow Wheatley River Ebenezer

Webster’s Creek

Cumberland

TEACHER’S NAME

Margaret McNeill

Robert Leard Henry Lecky William Bell

Allan Stewart

Christopher L. Reid

Donald McKay

School Vacant John Sharpe

Benj. Clarke Francis McLeod

Flora McNeill Thomas Foley

P. J. Dogherty Vacant

John Bell Lemuel Millar

Abraham McKenzie

Felix Buote Lydia Hudson Gilbert Buote James Kennedy

Donald McInnes

John Bruce

John T. Ferguson

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Leland H. Stumblesl

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Journal.

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STATE or Senoor. House.

Pretty Good

Good School held~in Chapel

Much out of repair; new one]

building a Not in good repair

Good

Giod Good; but windows broken Pretty Good

Not very Good

Sound, But deficient in furnifi

ture. Very much out of repair

In fair repair Good.

Very Good. Pretty Good.

Good.

Too low, new one preposed Good.

Rather low, defective, new one

proposed. Pretty fair. '

Bad and much out of repair,

unfit for winter use.

New, very good.

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REMARKS.

School not examined, having been dismissed owing to the Sacrament 4 hook-keeping, 7 history: Satisfactory , Children all very young; very fair as far as they went“ 1 book-keeping. 35 history, &c., satisfactory. ‘ l Satisfactory on the whole. ‘ Holiday—numbers transmitted. ; Holidays 2 General Information, mental arithmetic; approved by Trustees, 3 of whom were Dipheria prevalent.

Teacher: present.

2 Ilistory, Arithmetic and mental do. very good—— Examination Very satisfactory on the whole 5 Satisfactory ; l Mental Arithmetic—short attendance owing to hay-r making, those present satisfactory ’ Teacher engaged very recently. . Children very young—Satisfactory for their ages.

Teacher had only been engaged one week.

3 Algebra & Book-keeping—Arithmetic correct—Satis- factory.

3 Algebra. 13 History. &c.,—Examiuation very Satis- factory—Order good,

1 Algebra. 21 History—Arithmetic classes remarkably correct—quite satisfactory.

English taught.

Scholars very young.

Well on the whole

2 Algebra, well—Order not good, the Teacher appears competent and zealous.

5 History, Sac—School furniture bad. The Scholan present very young, but satisfactory omhe wimIe,

Mental Arithmetic—10 History. &c.——-’1‘eacher engaged only 5 weeks, and more advanced scholars absent.

Mental Arithmetic—Ural Instruction in Grammar—- Very few advanced scholars present, but satisfac- tory on the whole,

1 Book-keeping.neat—22 History; satisfactory. especi- ally in History 8: Geography.