COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP.

DATE or Visrr.

SCHOOL DISTRICT.

Tnacnsa's NAME.

tmsaaa'oN

STATE or Scnoor. HOUSE.

REMARKS.

1864.

Queen's County August 23

24

26’ i 65&3l

29 24

20 ; Prince County l 18

u—l C

Queen’s County 20

Prince County 19

Nine Mile Crreek Canoe Cove Argyle Shore Argyle Rear St. Catherine’s Long Creek South Wilts Emv Vale Wheatley Anglo Rustico East Line Junction Road Cainpbelton Mill River Greenwich Long {iver Pork Corner Third Pond Darnley

Baltic

Oyster Cove Fermoy

Irisbtown

Margate

John Campbell

James McNeill

Hector Campbell Catherine Cameron;

Malcolm Darraeh John Campbell

I l James Higgins ;

Ann Matheson Neil Matheson Neil McKenzie

John G. McKie

John 4A. Gordon Chas Fraser

l Joseph McDonald 1 St. Clair M. Mowatti

Donald McLeod

Alex. Corbett

John L. McKinnon

Ready

John Forristal

Artemas Morrow

31 19

32

16

19 25 26 18

14 31 3o

00 «-

19

25

31

'23

22 16 15

13

I4

G] 35 0]

30

20 19 24

2‘2

23

25

18

15

Oi logs and out of repair. Good.

Good. Too Low.

Pretty good.

Of logs. in middling repair

Pretty Good

New and Good

Good Do. DI). Do. New, very Good

Pretty Good

Do.

Do. Plastering broken

D). but too small and low

Repaired and raised since lav-t

visit

Very Good

!

Satisfactorv considering the Children's age. Pox llad lessened the attendance.

8 Algebra, correct—1 Plane '1‘:igononieiry—short at- tendance owing to Small l’ox——satisiaetory as regards those present.

Arithmetic class and writing good-«satisfactory.

Small Pox prevented attendance—well as regards the few present. I

School suspended till repairs done, and on account 0! the Small Pox.

School closed by order of Magistrates on amount of the Small POX.

lSllistory. 'C.—-Pi£tlsrflct0ry, especially in Arithmetic

School discoiitinued. '

4 History—Examination satisfactory.allowing for air; sence of more advanced scholars, those present beingl Very young. l

1 book keeping, 1 History. &o .—(Thildren present alll young—lixainination satisfactory for their ages.

Children very young and shy. ‘

Teacher absent—numbers transmitted.

23 General lnlorrnation, &e., batisfactory—Trustees ixaniination good. i

1 book-ktuping Very neat, Children young—Satis- factory.

'l‘eaeher engaged only a fortnight.

2 Algebra—Instruction ln history. Syn. satisfactory.

5 L-itin, 2 Algebra. diam. Very saiistactory.

4 History and General lnlorioation, method very good

and examination perfectly eatislactory.

Algebra, Children very young—satislactory, con-

sidering their ages.

Algebra. 3 History. mental arithmetiem'l‘eacher

there only a lortnight—satisfactory under them Circumstances.

Only Voting children present and Diptheria ['1'0V‘tl‘fll —5atislaetory considering these circumstances.

Teacher absent.

Small

r-I

Cl

.-\'tt3ritl:Inee short and Children youtig—witiiiactort for their ages.

1 Book-keeping—(‘nildreo present very shy and l-ac’r— vsatd,