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This school district was located in the southwest section of town. The first building was located a short distance from
the second one built along the Paxton Road (South Road). The population in this district was small. Throughout most of the
1840s there was no Summer Term held at this school.
1852 - The second school was built about 1852.
1872 - The outside of the building was painted. During the Winter Term the
students from this district united with those of District #4.
1873 - The Autumn Term was united with that of District #4.
1874 - NO SCHOOL was held during the Spring Term.
1876 - For five years between 1876 and 1880 the children from this district
attended school at District #4 (South Part).
1881 - During 1881 and 1882 the school was officially closed due to
insufficient enrollment.
1884 - The interior of the school was renovated and plastered. Lack of
students continued to plague the district. The building was not used
and students went to District #4.
1885 - NO SCHOOL for the Spring and Winter Terms. The Autumn
Term was united with that of District #4.
1886 - The Spring and Autumn Terms were united with District #4. NO
SCHOOL was held for the Winter Term.
1887 - NO SCHOOL was held during the Winter Term.
1888 - Better sanitary arrangements were made at the school.
1889 - A new chimney is built and the interior is renovated. The school
seemed to have enough students to remain open and classes are held
regularly.
South Road School, 1890
1910 - Long time teacher, Sadie I. Packard, after twenty-four years of
non-interrupted years of service becomes ill.
1912 - Sadie I. Packard returns to teach, but only stays for 12 weeks and
the school closed for the rest of the year.
South Road School, 1890
1913 - SCHOOL CLOSED the entire year.
1922 - The school is officially closed. The building was sold to Walter B.
Starbard in 1927 and converted into a private residence.
Known Teachers
1859 - E. W. Lowell,
J. B. Hall,
R. Hall
1860 - Miss E. F. Davis,
Mr. Joseph H. Gleason
1861 - Miss F. E. Kilburn
1862 - Mr. Joseph H. Gleason,
Miss F. E. Kilburn
1863 - Mary L. Winn,
1864 -
1865 - Eldora I. Burnett,
Mary M. Newell
1866 - Eldora I. Burnett,
Mary M. Newell
1867 - Mary M. Newell,
Agnes C. Oliver
1868 - Jennie M. Wilson,
Isabelle E. Styles
1869 - H. M. Buttrick,
M. R. Nason
1870 -
1871 - O. L. Pike
(Winter Term united with
District #4)
1872 - O. L. Pike
1873 - M. Woodward
1874 - Mattie A. Holden,
Minnie Meade
1875 -
1876 - United with District #4
1877 - United with District #4
1878 - United with District #4
1879 - United with District #4
1880 - United with District #4
1881 - SCHOOL IS OFFICIALLY CLOSED
1882 - SCHOOL IS OFFICIALLY
CLOSED
1883 - United with District #4
1884 - United with District #4
1885 - NO SCHOOL for Spring and
Winter Terms, united with
District #4 for Autumn Term
1886 - United with District #4 for Spring
and Autumn Terms
1887 - Sadie I. Packard (NO SCHOOL for
Winter Term)
1888 - Sadie I. Packard
1889 - Sadie I. Packard
1890 - Sadie I. Packard
1891 - Sadie I. Packard
1892 - Sadie I. Packard
1893 - Sadie I. Packard
1894 - Sadie I. Packard
1895 - Sadie I. Packard
1896 - Sadie I. Packard
1897 - Sadie I. Packard
1898 - Sadie I. Packard
1899 - Sadie I. Packard
1900 - Sadie I. Packard
1901 - Sadie I. Packard
1902 - Sadie I. Packard
1903 - Sadie I. Packard
1904 - Sadie I. Packard
1905 - Sadie I. Packard
1906 - Sadie I. Packard
1907 - Sadie I. Packard
1908 - Sadie I. Packard
1909 - Sadie I. Packard
1910 - Grace Gleason,
Edith Hendricks,
Mary O'Callighan
1911 - Sadie I. Packard
1912 - Sadie I. Packard only 12 weeks (SCHOOL CLOSED REST OF YEAR)
1913 - SCHOOL CLOSED
1914 - Frances A. Smith,
Florence C. Page
1915 - Florence C. Page,
Grace A. Neudeck
1916 - Grace A. Neudeck,
Marion A. Bigelow
1917 - Marion A. Bigelow,
Martha I. Phelps
1918 - Martha I. Phelps
1919 - Martha I. Phelps
1920 - Hilda V. Johnson
1921 - Hazel M. Allen
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