DATE or VISIT.
COUNTY AND TOWNsmP.
‘ Sensor. DISTRICT.
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1865. Jan. 6
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Prince County Lot 12
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Queen’s County 67
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65
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Mount Pleasant
Quagmire, or Wellington Platte St. Eleanor‘s
Church School Linklatter Road
St. Eleanors, North Miscauche Gentreville
Mount Stowe
Lower Freetown North Bedeque Richmond Kensington
Bowness
Springfield Greenvale
Milton
Cornwall Elliot River
South 1 ’iltshire \Vebster's Creek Cumberland Long Creek
St. Catherine's
Clyde River Bonshaw
Bryan’s Cross DeSztble
Crapaud East Crapaud West
John Campbell
J H. Fitzgerald James Brehaut John Bell
W. McIntosh
John Lawson Margaret \Vade Mal. McKinnon
J. B. Schurmazi ‘
Murdoch Ross
Blill. Mellonttlll Donald McKay John Sharpe
Bonj. Clarke
John McLeod Donald McKay
\V. H. ll'arren
Mary 3'. Hyde John Blclreim
Mal. Darrach Vacant
Do. Alex .‘lt‘Nf'ill Alex. C. Shaw
John Livingston Donald McLeod (leorge Campbell
Neil Currie James McDonald
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Tight, but plaster bad.
Water-tight, but out of repair.
Very good.
Some little repair required Srill requires repair. (ilflid.
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Not water-tight, benches de~
fioient. Plaster very bad.
(load
(iood'
Pretty good
New, but not plastered.
Uf logs. paired.
Good.
Pretty good.
New and very good. (iood.
Much out of repair, new one
proposed.
but new floor and re;
Holidays given by Trustees to proccrc wood—Nos. transmitted.
Epiphany, Holidays given—Returns transmitted.
Snow storm—Examination deferred.
1 Algebra, very correct, 7 History, &o., answered well —Satisfactory.
8 General Information, but few present who attended at last visit—~Snow storm.
School closed, no wood.
School-house blocked up by the snow. .
4 Algebra quick and correct, 10 History, &c., 4 Latin —quite satisfactory.
Attendance very small owing to snow drifts, &C.—-i Examination deferred. g
12 History, «he—satisfactory.
2 Algebra, 12 History—satisfactory.
4 History, &c., very good, mental arithmetic, good.
5le mental arithmetic very good, writing ditto—sane; factory. :
1 book keeping, 15 General Information, itc._33tl8‘; factory. i
Many new scholars—satisfactory. ‘
Square 6:. Cube Root correct, 5th class very good
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l 4 book-keepinfl. 5 Algebra, 3 Geometry. Mensaration. mental arithmetic—good. * ‘20 General Information it“, History—quite satisfactory 4 bulk-keeping very neat. ‘27 General lnlormation. writing remarkably good. v' Mensuration, Cube Root, &c.
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12 History, 8 Composition—satisfnctory. Children remarkably shy-satisfactory on the whole '
School not yet recovered from its suspension owing to‘ Small Pox. ‘
Teacher just engaged and school not organized—defi-s ciency of books, also. i
School suspended for want of wood.
2 bookkeeping, 4 history, (Sic—perfectly satisfactory 3
Children younger than on previous visits—satisfactory.
Marked improvement—quite satisfactory. ‘