Mount Saint John School: September 2015

MSJ through the years.

“Some of the Sisters that were there come to mind......Srs. Veronica, Celine, Henry, Jo Anna, Eugenie, Paschal, Rita Mary and Macurius. Mother Florentine was the superior. Bill Barrett and Bill St Marie were the prefects at various times and were addressed as 'Coach'. The large playground was referred to as the 'Diamond'. There was an Outhouse at the far end of the 'Diamond' and a 'Shelter' which was always referred to as 'The Shed' much to the unhappiness of Mother Florentine. Father Patrick Killeen was the chaplain who was also the pastor of our Lady of Sorrows in Essex.” Tim MacDonald. MSJ, 1941 to 1946

MSJ through the years

“The classes were doubled up, First & Second, Third & Fourth, Fifth & Sixth, Seventh & Eighth. There were twelve Sisters who also had other responsibilities in addition to teaching such as hair cutting, supervisors in the Dinning room, playground and Game room when it rained or was too dark to go out, baths and getting the children ready for bed and up in the morning. The kitchen and laundry was also staffed by the Sisters. A Mr. Sullivan was the 'Boiler room' man. The farm was run by Martin, Marty and Ziggy. The two work horses were named, 'Johnny' and 'Betsy'. There were about 45 milking cows and 150 sheep and the house dog was named, 'Queenie' a collie.” Tim MacDonald. MSJ, 1941 to 1946

City Overview

As of 2010, Deep River's population is 4,656 people. Since 2000, it has had a population growth of 1.00 percent.

The median home cost in Deep River is $204,040. Home appreciation the last year has been -16.87 percent.

Compared to the rest of the country, Deep River's cost of living is 13.80% Higher than the U.S. average.

Deep River public schools spend $7,392 per student. The average school expenditure in the U.S. is $5,678. There are about 12.5 students per teacher in Deep River.

The unemployment rate in Deep River is 6.50 percent(U.S. avg. is 10.20%).

52.01% of the people in Deep River, CT are religious, meaning they affiliate with a religion. 36.81% are Catholic; 0.00% are Protestant; 0.29% are LDS; 7.90% are another Christian faith; 1.61% in Deep River, CT are Jewish; 0.01% are an eastern faith; 0.00% affilitates with Islam.

63.04% of the people in Deep River, CT are registered as Democrats. 35.75% are registered Republican. Remaining are independent: 0.00%.

Deep River, CT, schools spend $7,392 per student. There are 13 pupils per teacher, 228 students per librarian, and 381 children per counselor in Deep River, CT schools.

The 2010 Deep River, CT, population is 4,656. There are 344 people per square mile (population density).

The median age is 42. The US median is 36.8. 56.47% of people in Deep River, CT, are married. 14.83% are divorced.

The average household size is 2.44 people. 23.40% of people are married, with children. 6.92% have children, but are single.

93.13% of people are white, 2.60% are black, 1.18% are asian, 0.02% are native american, and 3.07% claim 'Other'.

4.77% of the people in Deep River, CT, claim hispanic ethnicity (meaning 95.23% are non-hispanic).

There are 221 physicians per 100,000 population in Deep River, CT. The US average is 221.

The 2010 Deep River, CT, population is 4,656. There are 344 people per square mile (population density).

The median age is 42. The US median is 36.8. 56.47% of people in Deep River, CT, are married. 14.83% are divorced.

The average household size is 2.44 people. 23.40% of people are married, with children. 6.92% have children, but are single.

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