Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-16
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.
ELIZABETH, August 18th, 1873.
Regular meeting of the Board of Ed
ucation Wednesday evening, August
18th, 1873. Present Commissioners At
water, Dabb, Luster, Moore, McGrath,
Rommel and Tillou.
There not being quorum present the
Board adjourned.
WILLIAM Fl. LUsTER, Secretary.
ELIZABETH, September 10th, 1873.
Regular meeting of the Board of Ed
ucation, Wednesday evening, Septem-
Der 10th, 1878. Present, Commissioners
Atwater, Dabb, Durham, Luster, Nc
Grath, Rommel, E. d. Smith, II. w.
Smith, Schardien, Speidel, Tillou, Wet
more and Young.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Superintendent made verbal re-
port, which on motion was received.
The Board of Assessors reported the
names of $3.50 children residing in the
city of Elizabeth, between the ages Of
five and eighteen years.
Which on motion was received.
The Committee on Teachers recon-
mended that certificates of the primary
grade be granted to Miss Mary M.
Gregor, Miss Carrie Girdler, Miss
Emma Compton, and Miss Hannah E..
Fabens, and certificate to w. D..
Hyer, of the principals grade.
They also reported the following ap-
pointments and promotions of teachers
in the several schools
SCHOOL No. /.
Miss d. G. Ma, tin, to be vice princi-
pal of school. Salary $3.50.
Miss s. j. Maclzey, to be vice princi-
pal of grammar department. Salary
5000.
Miss J. Z. Gulicke, to be promoted
from room II to room -. Salary $3.50.
Mrs. Fl. E. Parsons, to be promoted
from room 10 to room IL. Salary $500.
Miss j. L. johnson, to be promoted
from room to room 10. Salary $500.
Miss X. G. johnson, to be principal
of primary department. Salary $3.50.
Miss G. HI. Pierson, to be promoted
from room to room 8. Salary $3.50.
Miss E. E. Newcomb, to be promote d
from room to room7. Salary $500
Miss G. Long, to be promoted from
room to room 6. Salary $3.50.
Miss Y. Fillackey, to be promoted
from room to room 5. Salary $3.50.
Miss B. Macdonald, to be promoted
from room to room 3. Salary $3.50.
Miss Hattie johnson, to be appointed
teacher in room 2. Salary $500.
Miss j. Hinman, to act as substitute
in room /. Salary 400.
SoHooL No. 2.
Miss M. L. Moore, vice principal.
Salary $3.50.
Miss Annie Dennette, principal of
primary department. Salary $3.50.
Miss E. J. Davis, promoted from
room to room a. Salary $3.50.
Miss G. l.. Macdonald, promoted from
room to room B. Salary $3.50.
Miss Il. Dumazeaud, promoted from
room to room 2. Salary $3.50.
Miss Lizzie Allen, appointed teacher
in room |. Salary 400.
SoHooL No. B.
Mr.. w. S. Hyer, to be appointed
principal on trial for the remainder of
the year. Salary $500.
Miss Jane A. Ogden, to be appointed
teacher in room s. Salary $3.50.
Miss Kate Warmer, to be appointed
teacher in room 7. Salary $500.
Miss Mary A. Cooke, to be principal
of primary department. Salary $3.50.
Miss l.. M. Noble, to be appointed
teacher in room 5. Salary $500.
Miss A. Hulick, to be appointed
teacher in room A. Salary $400.
Emma Compton, to be appointed
teacher in room 3. Salary S400.
NJ. j. Mackey, and Mrs. Sovereign.
to act as substitutes in rooms and 2.
SCHOOL No. 5.
Miss M. McGregor, to act as substi
tute.
The report was on motion received
and the recommendations adopted.
The committee ON buildings, repairs
and furniture, reported that they hat
caused all necessary repairs to be made
in the several schools, and new seats tt
be placed in the grammar department O.
school No. l, and the primary depart
ment of school No. 2, as directed by &
resolution passed at the last meeting.
Which on motion was adopted.
The committee on sites and n ev
buildings reported that the new schoo
building in the Third ward was com
pleted according to the plans and speci'
tications.
Which on motion was received.
The special committee, appointed JUNE
18th, to ascertain if additional schoo
accommodations could be procured il
the First and Second wards either by
lease or otherwise, reported that they
could find no rooms suitable for schoo
purposes---and recommended the pur-
pose of tax lots and the erection of |
building with four rooms for primar,
school in the Second ward.
Which on mc ton was received.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
The following bills, approved by thu
finance committee, were on motion or
dered paid
J. II. Lane $62 16, B. ONeil 3.03
W. Styler 1896, Patrick o. Mahoney
ALTO, r. Gerke 81 05, NJ f. Cory "a. "a
William Luster 1918, William Stiles
11.76, A. D. Burnet 11.04, John Cisco
100, John Ryan 1917, Thomas Null
cahey 10S. 33, Stephen H. Powell 100
Elizabeth Gas Co. 52.S5, A. S. Barnes
& Co. 3240, E. and N. Green 80. Is
Joseph Noes 23.00, James G. Ogden
55.75, Drake & Cook 1850, J. A. Ban
croft & Co. 226.20, /. G. johnson 10
J. I'll. Reeves 205.32, d. W. Waters 8
NJ II nho,o,,eon TO r CLARK Tnste