New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1926, Page 23

VISITING DAY FOR BRISTOL TEACHERS Schools Closed, Allowing Stalls to Go fo Other ities (Special to the Herald.) Bristol, Nov. 12.—Today is Visit- ing Day for the teachers of the Bristol public schools and 189 in- structors and principals are making visitations. Teaching methods, de- vices, teaching equipment, play- ground facilities and school con- struction are among the items ob- served in many citles. At the close of the visitation writ- ten reports will be made out by all teachers asd principals. The fol- lowing assignments were made Superintendent Reiche after ferring with each of the principals: con- several High School. HenrY E. Cottle, Springfield, Tech- nical high; Minnle A. Cobleigh, Hartford, Weaver high: Ora B. Cralg, Hartford, Hartford high; Mary Noyes, Hartford, Weaver high; Beatrice L. Jones, and Buckley hig] nings, Hartford, Hartford high; Mildren Rowe, Hartford, Weaver high; Ursula Sanders, New Haven, highe Ruth B. Crockett, Bridgeport, Bridgeport high; Harold Wiggin, New Haven, Commercial high; Sadie Mahoney, New Haven, Haven high; Edwina Lucas, New Britain, New Britain high; Muriel B. Tanner, New Britain, New Britain high; Robert A. Greene, New Britain, New Britain high; French, Springfleld, Technical high; Harry W. Griffin, Springfleld, Bosch Co., Package Machinery Co.; Joseph Cooke, Springfleld, Vocational high; Mona G. O'Hara, Newton, Newton highe Edith J. Gavin, Fitchburg, Fitchburg high; F. Elizabeth Petti bone, New York, Horace Mann Samuel Josolowitz, New York, Train- ing School for Teachers; Alice C. Pulsifer, Bridgeport, high; Abble Dillingham, George Washington high; Bradley, West Hartford, school; Kate Linfleld, high. Meriden, Lila I High Hartford, Tederal Hill School Themas H. Patterson, West Haven by Hartford, Weaver Agnes B. Jen- New Arthur Bridgeport i s —Grades, New Haven, Model school; Helen B. Anderson, North West and Brown; Viola Clark, New Britain, Camp and Junior High; John B. Jas- per, Hartford, Chauncey Harriss and Alfred Burr; Dorothy L. Shapleigh, Springfie'd, Forest Park and State strect; Myra M. Terry, Hartford, North West and South West; Della Davis, New Haven, Sherman and Mod A.una G. Furlong, New Ha- ven, Sherman and Model; Vera Goodrich, Westfield, Model and Cen- tral Grammar; Gertrude McCabe, New Haven, Model and Sherman; Anna Allaire, Hartford, North West |and North ‘Middle; Susan Sumn, New Haven, Model and Sherman; Ruth Meami, South Manchester, Lin- coln and Nathan Hale; Edith E. Lan- ders, New : aven, Model and Sher- man; Ethel Gearing, New Haven, Model anc. Sherman; Mary J. Rior- |dan, New Britaln, Monroe and {Camp; I. belle Baldwin, East Hart- ford, Center and Meadow; Kathryn Gormley, “Tartford, Worthington St., and North West; Catherine Gray, Hartford, Worthington St., and North West; T.ouise Berry, New Brit- ain, Normal; Hartford, Chauncey Harrlss: Evelyn Gustafson, Hartford, Noah Webster and North West; Gladys Chester, Boston, Torsythe school. John J. Jennings School Harold E. French, New Britain, Hartford, West Mlddle; Bertha Clarke, Waterbury, Driggs, Croft; Mary J. O'Connor, Springfield, State St, Homer St: Dorls Robshaw, ‘Waterbury, Driggs, Croft; Marian R. Curtiss’ Springfield, Carew St., State St.: Ruth Pollard, Waterbury, Croft, Maloney; Geneva W. Scoville, Hart- ford, Barnard, Kingella; Lilllan Baldwin, West Hartford, Plaut, Sey- mour; Arcelia LaBonte, Willimantic, Natchaug, Model; Agatha Thayer, Hartford, Henry Dwight, North East; Nora Moylan, Hartford, North West, South West; Bernice Norton, Springfield. 1, Miss Batchida, 2 Mrs. Rogers; Mildred Peck, West Hart- ford, Beech Park. North Side School Caro Gray, Hartford, Brown, South West; Agnes T. Wilkinson, New Britain, Stanley, Monroe; L. Muriel Tripp, New Britain, Camp, Hartford North West; Natalie K. Stevens, New . ritain, Camp, Hart- ford, North West; Carrle E. Will- marth, New Britain, Camp, Hart- ford, North West; Magdalene Hef- fernan, New Britain, Camp, Hart- i(ford, North West; Eleanor Murphy, New London, Saltonstall, Mallen; Mary S. Harper, Springfield, Wash- ington St., Homer St.; Hester Girard, Need a New Pair of Gloves? we have plenty of them Novelty Chamoisette and Kid neatly embroidered backs $I to $3.75 Pr. 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Roberts, Hartford, North West, Chauncey Harris; Dorothy Hannum, New Ha- ven, Columbus, Prince St.; Lela O'Connell, Torrington, Wetmore, South; Mary T. McNamara, Torring- ton, Wetmore, South; Catherine Hackett, Springfield, Chestnut St., Forest Park: Carrle Buskey, Hart- ford, North West, Alfred Burr; Jes- sie L. Hubbell, New Haven, Colum- bus, Prince St.; Helen E. Barrows, Pelham Manor, Grades; Alice Clark, New Britain, Normal school, Stan- ley; Minnie Kennedy, Merlden, Franklin, Putnam; Frances Ship- man, Stamford, Rice, Rogers; Amy Clark, Stamford, Center, Rogers; Julia C. Connor, Danbury, Model, New St.; Mary T. Theiry, Meriden, TLewis St., King St.; Corinne Taillon, Meriden, Lewls St, King S Ger- trude D. French, New Haven, Ivy St., Zinder; Marguerite Kane, Tor- rington, Wetmore, North; Margaret K. Tootil, New Haven, Columbus and Prince St.; Barbara Bradley, Stamford, Rogers, Rice; Grace Mis- sett, Torringto- South, North; Mar- garet Huane, Torrington, North, Riverside; Dorls Button, South Manchester, N than Hale, Lincoln: Florence Stone, South Manchester, Nathan Hale, Lincoln; Adelaide Car- penter, Hartford, Chauncey Harris, Kinsella; Anne Beach, Hartford, North East, North West. Park Street School Clara T. O'Connell, Hartford, Brown, Southwest; Ruth Hart, New Haven, Orange St, Prince St.; Fdith Roy, Hartford, Southwest, Brown: ary Conlon, Rochester, grades; Bernice Barker, Hartford, Kinsella, Chauncey Harris; Cathe ine Corry, Hartford, Arsenal, Brown Abbie B. Brooks, Springfield, Homer St. Washington; Antoinette Ma- thieu, New Britain, Fast St., Wash- ington; Linnle Burgess, Hartford, Northeast, Kinsella; Marjorle Fal- lon, Hartford, Kinsella, Brown; Loretta O'Donnell, Hartford, Henry Dwight, Brown; Helen Garren, New Haven, Zinder, Ivy St.; Margaret Connors, New Haven, Zinder, Ivy St.; Mildred Johnson, Waterbury, Drigge and Croft; Josephine Hyland, | New Britain, Stanley, Monroe; Ethel; Brown, Waterbury, Maloney, Driggs; Evelyn Palmer, Springfield, - Mrs. Rogers, Miss Batchida; Marle Bon- ney, New DBritain, Monroe, East St.; Elinor Clark, Springfleld, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Batchida; Bliss M. Burgess, Hartford, "Alfred Burr, Lawrence; Jeannette Healy, ford, Chauncey Harrls, New Park Ave.; Julia Jennings, New Britain, Central Grammar, Camp; Maebelle Benoit, New Haven, Zinder, Orange St.; Ida Stock, Hartford, Northeast, Brown; May Kennedy, Hartford, Northeast, Brown; Josephine Ken- nedy, Meri , West Main St., TLewis St.; Catherine Foley, Croft, Briggs; Mary K. Finnan, pringfield, Hooker, Carew St. Svelyn Lawler, Springfield, State St., Carew St.; Helen T. Gray, East Hartford, Meadow, Center; I'rances Hagarty, Hartford, Kinsella, Arsen- al; M. Carrie Hagarty, Hartford, Kinsella, Arsenal; Annie Quinn, New Haven, Ivy St, Orange St. Fifth Avenue. Ellen P. Hubbell, Meriden, King St. West ain St.; Gertrude Black- all, Meriden, King St., West Main ; Mary J. Ryan, New Haven, Columbus, Zinder; Kathryn Sullivan, New Britain (Miss Littiehale) Camp Street. Forestville School Nellfe E. Hills, New, Haven, Sher- man and Scranton St.; Mabel ‘R. 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