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1860-1861 1862—1863 1863-1864 1860-1865

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Archibald McKinnon. At this school, one of the largest on the Island, 52 scholars were present. The teacher has been successful in his efforts to advance his pupils. The proficiency made was satisfactory. A new and commodious school house for this district is nearly completed in the Vicinity of the present one.

Archibald MacKinnon teacher. Branches taught are Eng- lish Grammar, Book-keeping, writing and arithmetic.

Donald Campbell Allan Stewart Donald Stewart John MacLean

John MacLean. A new schoolhouse is much required. It is not boarded or plsatered inside. The trustees were given 5 weeks in which to have the schoolhouse made more com- fortable and the school furniture altered and improved. The Trustees were directed to have a Trustees or Record book.

John McLane. Examination searching and results gratifying John MacLean. 52 pupils George Campbell

George Campbell. Plan and Specification for a new school prepared, New school to be completed by Sept. 1st., 1864.

A. A. MacKenzie. Status of the school very high. Students

from other districts always in attendance.

Vacant

M. Dixon, teacher

J. W. MacKenzie

Donald H. Currie

John A. Matheson

Roderick McLennan

Archibald MacKinnon

Amelia J. Palmer

Amelia J. Palmer. Supplement $20.00. Amelia J. Palmer

W. H. Villett. 50 pupils.

W. H. Villett. Supplement $20.00.

W. H. Villett

Euphemia McDonald

W. D. McKinnon

W. D. McKinnon, Margaret McNeill, C. S. MacDonald W. H. Villett

Gertrude Carson

Margaret MacSwain

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