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Perkins Institution SEVENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT THE TRUSTEES Perkins Institution Massachusetts School for the Blind, FOR THE YEAR ENDING August 31, 1904. BOSTON Press of Geo. H. Ellis Co., 272 Congress Street 1905 CommontDealti^ of QpasJjsaci^ujsett^, Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Bund, South Boston, October 17, 1904. To the Hon. Wm. M. Olin, Secretary of State, Boston. Dear Sir: — I have the honor to transmit to you, for the use of the legislature, a copy of the seventy-third annual report of the trustees of this institution to the corporation thereof, together with that of the treasurer and the usual accompanying documents. Respectfully, MICHAEL ANAGNOS, Secretary. OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION I 904- I 905. FRANCIS H. APPLETON, President. AMORY A. LAWRENCE, Vice-President. WILLIAM ENDICOTT, Jr., Treasurer. MICHAEL ANAGNOS, Secretary. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. FRANCIS H. APPLETON. J. THEODORE HEARD, M.D. WM. LEONARD BENEDICT. EDWARD JACKSON. WILLIAM ENDICOTT. GEORGE H. RICHARDS. Rev. PAUL REVERE FROTHINGHAM. WILLIAM L. RICHARDSON, M.D. CHARLES P. GARDINER. RICHARD M. SALTONSTALL. N. P. HALLOWELL. S. LOTHROP THORNDIKE, Chairman. STANDING COMMITTEES. Monthly Visiting Committee, whose duty it is to visit and inspect the Institution at least once in each month. 1905. 1905. January, . Francis H. Appleton. July, ... J. Theodore Heard. February, . Wm. L. Benedict. .\ugust, . Edward Jackson. March, . William Endicott. September. George H. Richards. April, . Paul R. Froth incham October, . William L. Richardson. May, . Charles P. Gardiner. November, . Richard M. Saltonstall. June, . N. P. Hallowell. December, . S. Lothrop Thorndike. Committee on Education. House Committee. George H. Richards. William L. Richardson, M.D. Rev. Paul Revere Frothingham. Charles P. Gardiner. William L. Richardson, M.D. George H. Richards. Committee on Finance. Committee on Health. S. Lothrop Thorndike. J. Theodore Heard, M.D. William Endicott. William L. Richardson, M.D. Wm. Leonard Benedict. Richard M. Saltonstall. N. P. Hallowell. Auditors of Accounts. J. Theodore Heard, M.D. S. Lothrop Thorndike. OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION AND TEACHERS. MICHAEL ANAGNOS, Director. TEACHERS OF THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT. Boys' Section. Girls' Section. ALMORIN O. CASWELL. Miss GAZELLA BENNETT. Miss CAROLINE E. McMASTER. Miss SARAH M. LILLEY. Miss JULIA A. BOYLAN. Miss FRANCES S. MARRETT. Miss JESSICA L. LANGWORTHY. Miss IRENE MASON. JAMES W. DYSON. Miss HELEN L. SMITH. EDWARD K. HARVEY. Miss JULIA E. BURNHAM. Miss ALTA M. REED. Miss EUGENIA LOCKE. Special Teachers to Blind Deaf-Mutes. Miss VINA C. BADGER. I Miss ABBY G. POTTLE. L. Miss ELIZABETH HOXIE. | Miss RUTH THOMAS. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL TRAINING. JOHN H. WRIGHT. Miss EUGENIA LOCKE. Miss LENNA D. SWINERTON. Miss IRENE MASON. DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC. Boys' Section. AUGUST© VANNINL AUGUST DAMM. EDWIN L. GARDINER. Miss FREDA A. BLACK. Girls' Section. Miss HELEN M. ABBOTT. Miss MARY E. BURBECK. Miss LILA P. COLE. W. LUTHER STOVER. Miss MARY E. RILEY. JOHN F. HARTWELL. Miss LOUISA L. FERNALD. JOHN M. FLOCKTON. Miss HELEN M. KELTON. Miss BLANCHE A. BARDIN. W. WANT, Voice. GEORGE to both sections. EDWIN A. SABIN, Violin. DEPARTMENT OF MANUAL TRAINING. Boys' Section. Girls' Section. JOHN H. W'RIGHT. Miss ANNA S. HANNGREN, Sloyd. JULIAN H. MABEY. Miss FRANCES M. LANGWORTHY. ELWYN C. SMITH. Miss M. ELIZABETH ROBBINS. Miss MARY B. KNOWLTON, Slovd. Miss GRACE E. SNOW. DEPARTMENT OF TUNING PIANOFORTES. GEORGE E. HART, Manager and Inslructor. LIBRARIANS. CLERK AND BOOKKEEPERS. Miss SARAH E. LANE, Librarian. I Miss ANNA GARDNER FISH, Clerk. Miss LAURA M. SAWYER, Librarian. Miss MAYBEL J. KING, Bookkeeper. Miss ISABEL C. WIGHT, Assistant. Miss EDITH M. GRIFFIN, Assistant. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND DOMESTIC AFFAIRS. ELISHA S. BOLAND, M.D., Housekeepers in the Cottages Attending Physician. Mrs. M. a. KNOWLTON. FREDERICK A. FLANDERS, Steward. Mrs. CORA L. GLE.\SON. Mrs. FRANCES E. CARLTON, Matron. Miss CLARA E. STEVENS. Miss ALICE MERRILL, Assistant. Mrs. L. R. SMITH. Miss FLORENCE E. STOWE. PRINTING DEPARTMENT. DENNIS A. REARDON, Manager. Miss LOUISE CHISHOLM, Printer. Mrs. ELIZABETH L. BOWDEN. Miss ISABELLA G. MEALEY, " WORKSHOP FOR ADULTS. Manager. Clerk. EUGENE C. HOWARD, \ Miss ESTELLE M. MENDUM, MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION. Abbott, Mrs. M. T., Cambridge. Beebe, Mrs. J. Arthur, Boston. Adams, John A., Pawtuck^t, R.I. Benedict, Wm. Leonard, Boston. Adams, Melvin O., Boston. Bigelow, Mrs. Prescott, Brookline. Agassiz, Mrs. E. C, Cambridge. Binney, William, Providence. Ahl, Mrs. Daniel, Boston. Black, George N., Boston. Alger, Rev. William R., Boston. Boardman, Mrs. Edwin A., Boston. Amory, Charles W., Boston. Bourn, Hon. A. O., Providence. Anagnos, Michael, Boston. Bowditch, Alfred, Boston. Anderson, Mrs. John F., Boston. Bowditch, Dr. H. P., Jamaica Plain. Appleton, Hon. Francis H., Boston. Boyden, Mrs. Charles, Boston. Appleton, Mrs. R. M., New York. Brimmer, Mrs. Martin, Boston. Appleton, Dr. William, Boston. Brooke, Rev. Stopford W., London. Appleton, Mrs. WiUiam, Boston. Brooks, Edward, Hyde Park. Apthorp, William F., Boston. Brooks, Rev. G. W., Dorchester. Atkinson, Edward, Boston. Brooks, Peter C, Boston. Bacon, Edwin M., Boston. Brooks, Mrs. Peter C, Boston. Baker, Mrs. Ezra H., Boston. Brooks, Shepherd, Boston. Baker, Miss M. K., Boston. Brown, Mrs. John C, Providence. Baldwin, S. E., New Haven, Conn. Browne, A. Parker, Boston. Baldwin, William H., Boston. BrA-ant, Mrs. A. B. M., Boston. Ballard, Miss E., Boston. BuUard, Mrs. William S., Boston. Barbour, Edmund D., Boston. Bullock, George A., Worcester. Barrett, William E., Boston. Bumstead, Mrs. F. J., Cambridge. Providence. Barrows, Hon. S. J., New York. Bundy, James J., E., Lowell. Barrows, Mrs. S. J., New York. Bumham, Miss Julia Bartlett, Francis, Boston. Bumham, William A., Boston. Bartlett, Miss F., Boston. Burton, Dr. J. W., Flushing, N.Y. Bartlett, Mrs. John, Cambridge. Cabot, Mrs. Joseph S., Boston. Bartlett, Mrs. Marj^ E., Boston. Cabot, Mrs. Samuel, Boston. Bartlett, Miss Mar}' F., Boston. Callahan, Miss Mar\' G., Boston. Bates, Arlo, Boston. Callender, Walter, Providence. Baylies, Mrs. Charlotte U., Boston. Carpenter, Charles E., Providence. Beach, Rev. D. N., Bangor, Me. Carter, Mrs. J. W., West Newton Beach, Mrs. Edwin H., Springiield. Car}', Miss E. F., Cambridge. Beebe, E. Pierson, Boston. Car}', Miss Ellen G., Boston. Laura L., Boston. Beebe, J. Arthur, Boston. Case, Mrs. Chace, James H., Valley Falls, R.I. Doliber, Thomas, Boston. Chace, Hon. J., Valley Falls, R.I. Dow, Miss Jane F., Milton. Chadwick, Mrs. C. C, Boston. Draper, Eben S., Boston. Chamberlin, E. D., Boston. Draper, George A., Boston. Chamberlin, Joseph Edgar, N.Y. Dunklee, Mrs. John W., Boston. Chapin, E. P., Providence. Duryea, Mrs. Herman, New York. Cheever, Dr. David W., Boston. Earle, Mrs. T. K., Boston. Cheever, Miss M. E., Boston. Eliot, Rev. Christopher R., Boston. Claflin, Hon. William, Boston. Elliott, Mrs. Maud Howe, Boston. Clark, Miss S. W., Beverly. Ellis, George H., Boston. Clement, Edward H., Boston. Endicott, Miss Clara T., Boston. Coates, James, Providence. Endicott, Henry, Boston. Cochrane, Alexander, Boston. Endicott, Miss Mary E., Beverly. Coffin, Mrs. W. E., Boston. Endicott, William, Boston. Coh, Samuel P., Bristol, R.I. Endicott, William, Jr., Boston. Cook, Charles T., Detroit, Mich. Endicott, William C, Jr., Boston. Cook, Mrs. C. T., Detroit, Mich. Ernst, C. W., Boston. Coolidge, Dr. A., Boston. Evans, Mrs. Glendower, Boston. Coolidge, J. Randolph, Boston. Fairbanks, Miss C. L., Boston. Coolidge, Mrs. J. R., Boston. Faulkner, Miss Fannie M., Boston. Coolidge, John T., Boston. Fay, Mrs. Dudley B., Boston. Coolidge, T. Jefferson, Boston. Fay, H. H., Boston. Cowing, Miss Grace G., Brookline. Fay, Mrs. H. H., Boston. Cowing, Mrs. M. W., Brookline. Fay, Mrs. Joseph S., Boston. Crafts, Mrs. J. M., Boston. Fay, Miss Sarah B., Boston. Crane, Mrs. Zenas M., Dalton. Fay, Miss S. M., Boston. Crosby, Sumner, Brookline. Fenno, Mrs. L. C, Boston. Crosby, William S., BrookHne. Ferguson, Mrs. C. H., Dorchester. Cross, Mrs. F. B., Cincinnati, Ohio. Ferris, Mrs. M. E., Brookline. Cruft, Miss Harriet O., Boston. Ferris, Miss Mary E., Brookline. Cummings, Mrs. A. L., Portland, Me. Fields, Mrs. James T., Boston. Cummings, Charles A., Boston. Fiske, Mrs. Joseph N., Boston. Cunniff, Hon. M. M., Boston. Fitz, Mrs. W. Scott, Boston. Curtis, Mrs. Charles P., Boston. Folsom, Charles F., M.D., Boston. Curtis, Mrs. Greeley S., Boston. Foote, Miss M. B., Cambridge. Curtis, Mrs. Mary S., Boston. Foster, Miss C. P., Cambridge. Dalton, C. H., Boston. Foster, Mrs. E. W., Hartford, Conn. Dalton, Mrs. C. H., Boston. Foster, Francis C, Cambridge. Darling, Cortes A., Providence. Foster, Mrs. Francis C, Cambridge. Davis, Miss A. W., Boston. Freeman, Miss Harriet E., Boston. Davis, Mrs. Edward L., Boston. Frothingham, Rev. P. R., Boston. Dexter, Mrs. F. G., Boston. Fry, Mrs. Charles, Boston. Dillaway, W. E. L., Boston. Fuller, Mrs. Samuel R., Boston. 8 Gammans, Hon. George H., Boston. Hoar, Gen. Rockwood, Worcester. Gardiner, Charles P., Boston. Hodgkins, Frank E., Somerville. Gardiner, Robert H., Boston. Hodgkins, William H., Somerville Gardner, George A., Boston. Hogg, John, Boston. Gardner, Mrs. John L., Boston. Hollis, Mrs. S. J., Lynn. George, Charles H., Providence. Holmes, Charles W., Canada. Gill, Mrs. Francis A., Boston. Holmes, John H., Boston. Glidden, W. T., Boston. Horton, Mrs. William H., Boston. Goddard, William, Providence. Hovey, William A., Boston. Goff, Darius L., Pawlucket, R.I. Howard, Hon.
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