. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress. rge Pv. Hall,D. D., James H. Southwick,secretary-, and W. K. Chad-wick, treasurer. There are atpresent 190 scholars in the 2IO DO VER. high school, 467 iu the four grammarschools, 960 in the four primaries, 83in four ungraded schools in the out-lying districts, and 55 evening schoolpupils, making a total of 1,755 pupilsin attendance upon the public schools,aside from the several hundred atteiul-ing the Catholic parochial are thirteen buildings in all,occupied for public school pur
. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress. rge Pv. Hall,D. D., James H. Southwick,secretary-, and W. K. Chad-wick, treasurer. There are atpresent 190 scholars in the 2IO DO VER. high school, 467 iu the four grammarschools, 960 in the four primaries, 83in four ungraded schools in the out-lying districts, and 55 evening schoolpupils, making a total of 1,755 pupilsin attendance upon the public schools,aside from the several hundred atteiul-ing the Catholic parochial are thirteen buildings in all,occupied for public school purposes,and fort3^-two teachers employed, in-cluding one special teacher in musicand one in drawing. The present superintendent of theDover schools, succeeding Folsom, who held theoffice for many years, upon the ap-pointment of the latter as state sup-erintendent of public instruction, isFrank H. Pease. Mr. Pease is anative of East Boston, Mass. Hewas educated at the Nichols Latinschool in Lewiston, Me, and at Tuftscollege, graduating from the latter in1SS3. He was engaged iu teachiug. Fi„nk H. Pease
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