Local Notes On School Site Plans And Repairs
Rev Cahall returns home after weeks away. A city article appeals for sympathy toward roaming children. A play was postponed to fall due to participants backing out. Contractor Cain reports water strike while digging foundations for the school building. trustees inspect and decide next steps. J H Read returns from Glenn Springs healthier. J N Alphonse works on Salamander Hook and Ladder enamel work. Site shows 60 feet from Highmarket and 75 feet from Cleland, with Cleland street area part of the school lot. Trustees emphasize space for playground, baseball diamond, and future buildings, noting cost and grading concerns and possible central low ground.
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Cain
J. H. Read
Glenn Springs
J. N. Alphonse
Highmarket Street
Cleland Street
School site controversy over proposed building location
Citizens debate the trustees chosen site for the new school building. Some favor centering the structure to leave lawn and drive space, while trustees argue the corner placement provides needed playground space and proper street alignment after final lot layout.
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