. Lawrence yesterday and today (1845-1918) a concise history of Lawrence Massachusetts - her industries and institutions; municipal statistics and a variety of information concerning the city. ater in year after his college graduationhe began teaching in Amsterdam, The following year he l^ecameprincipal of a grammar school onCape Cod, where so many other well-known educators served their appren-ticeship. Soon after, he was promotedto the High School principalship inthe same town. In 1895 he was electedmaster of the John K. Tarbox gram-mar school of this city. In 1897 hesucceeded
. Lawrence yesterday and today (1845-1918) a concise history of Lawrence Massachusetts - her industries and institutions; municipal statistics and a variety of information concerning the city. ater in year after his college graduationhe began teaching in Amsterdam, The following year he l^ecameprincipal of a grammar school onCape Cod, where so many other well-known educators served their appren-ticeship. Soon after, he was promotedto the High School principalship inthe same town. In 1895 he was electedmaster of the John K. Tarbox gram-mar school of this city. In 1897 hesucceeded B. F. Dame as principal ofthe Oliver school. He remained in thisposition until his unanimous electionas Superintendent of Schools in April,1904. Mr. Sheridan is well versed ineducational matters. He is a memberof the National Education Assn.,Massachusetts Superintendents Assn.,New England Superintendents Assn.,National Council of Teachers ofEnglish, and the Essex CountyTeachers Assn. He is the author ofSpeaking and Writing English, acourse of study in elementary Eng-lish which has given him a nationalreputation. Mr. Sheridan is marriedand has one child. 202 LAWRENCE YESTERDAY AND TODAY. JAMES D. HORNEMaster of High School James D. Home was born in Bidde-ford. Me., July 21, i860, coming toLawrence in 1862. He was educatedin tlie pul)lic schools of this city andMethuen, Phillips-Andover Academyand Dartmouth College, heng grad-uated from the last named institutionin 1884 with an A. B. degree and withPhi Beta Kappa rank in 1890, Dartmouth conferred thedegree of A M. upon him. For threeyears prior to this academic traininghe worked in the weaving room ofthe Arlington Mills, and he taughtdistrict schools in the last three win-ters of his college course. Upongraduation from college, he beganthe study of Law in the office of N. Marshall of Lowell; alsoattended Boston LTniversity LawSchool. During the law course, heserved as principal of the LowellEvening High Scho
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