National Republican., 1880-06-30
END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR.
Final Meeting of the Board of
School Trustees.
Important Measures Adoptcd-Chauges III
the Course of Study--Teachers DosIg-
mated for Service During the Com
ing Year--SuocessfuI Candt-
dates for Admission to
tho Miner School.
Winding Up tho Busiucss of the Year.

llCu lIOul hlab ElOItlCG L W lllltlliS anu WIZ
X. G. Survcc, and for ianiiors' positions from
james w. Handy and ID. Mahoney. A certil-
cate of the first class was granted to Miss Han
nah f. NJ. Bruce. Tho designations of Mr.. Z.
Cobb of the second division and Miss Sophia
J. Allen of the fourth division were accepted.
The sub.boaid of the sixth division submitted
II report, which was adopted, recommending
the purchase of n site aud erection of Il school
building on the Bladeusburg pike at cost not
to exceed $4,000. The committee on build
ings and repairs were authorized to select the
site, and report at the next meeting of the
board. Bills amounting to 81, ,476.S7 wereSIp-
proved and ordered to be paid.
Mr.. Middleton reported the receipts from
the concerts given by the public schools to be
$1,000.
The following resolutions went over under
the rules: Adding library committee to the
list of standing committees aud consolidating
the committees on accounts aud supplies.
Tho reports of the superintcndents for the
month of June showed the whole number of
pupils enrolled to be 1902; average daily at
tendance, 1856; teachers employed, 1872;
cases of tardinCss, 1,012; cases of corporal pun.
ishment, DO, and number of pupils dismissed, Z.
The committee on .ianitors reported against
any change in the present force and renom-
mated all of them for next year. Attention
was also called to the fact that the janitors by
being excluded from the school buildings were
compelled TO pay rent to outside parties and
should be reimbursed for such outlay The
subject was referred to the committee on WAYS
aud means, who were instructed to call on the
District commissioners relative thereto.
The committee Oh textbooks aud course of
study submitted their annual report, recon-
mcndiug tho substitution of Professor Whit.
ncy and Mrs. n. l.. Knox's Elementary Lessons
in English Tor Hadcys Lessons ia Language,
10 be used MS guide and r,fcronce book by
teachers, and new editions for the old OF the fol-
lowing textbooks, provided it can he effected
without expense to the pupils: Kcrl's Lun-
guage Lessons for Kerls Oral Course, Worccs.
tcrs New Pronouncing Spelling Book for
Worcester's Comprehensive Spelling Book, and
Davies Peck's Arithmetic for Davies Arith-
mctic. The report was unanimously adopted
proposition to abolish the granting of ccr-
titicat es in the schools was discussed at length
and referred to the committee on scholarship
and prizes for report The report of the COM
mittee Oh teachers recommended favorable
action upon the following nominations, which
was agreed to: Normal school-principal, Miss
LucilIa +. Smith assistant, Miss Nellie +.
Humphrey. Advanced grammar school for
boys-principal Mr. Il. A. Paul; assistants
Messrs f. Angel and w. L. Ewing. Advanced
grammar school for ers-princpal, Miss
George Lane; assistant, Miss Flora w. Crane
Teachers of drawing for the first six divisions
Mrs. Susan L. Fuller aud Miss Annie NJ. vii.
son. Teachers Of vocal music, Mr.. ]. II.
Daniel, Mesdames A. ]. King and l.. L.
Davidson and Miss Alice i. johnson.
Teachers in the several divisions subject to
assignment by the several sub-boards us fol-
lows:
First division, H. N. Copr, supervising prin-
cpal--M. p. White l.. b. Holbrook, j. T.
l.. Moroe, A. G. Paul, II. l.. Rawlings,
M. A. Graf, II. l. Schimmcleninr NJ
L. X. Nevitt, NJ. L. Morgan. NJ. c.. McGill,
A. II. Fuller, r. L. Julien, L. NJ. Williams,
NJ. S. Shields, +. NJ. Barrett, NJ. w. Burchard,
S. f. Sparks, c. A. Holiugsworth, NJ. j. Samp-
son, Mary McArdIc, Ella McNIahou Ellie Mac
FarIane, NJ. L. Rodier, f. b. Wiggin, S. G,
Hickey, NJ. G. o. Laaenby II. A. McGill.
f. A. Corcoran, f. A. Wigsin T. G. Rocsser
l.. M. Bishop, G. l.. l.. Garrison, n. Il. l.. Nc
Lean, Il. n. Hepburn, L, j. McKeon, l.. b.
Calvin, Rosa Kaufman, L. L. York, +. l..
Reeves, G. X. Dyer S. V, A. Shields, b. j..
Pattison, Cora Stuzman, A. NJ. Dutton, S. j.
oiphant, A. T. speakc, Louisa Connolly L.
L. Duvall, A. j. Lewis, C. A. Robertson, Grace
Cauldwcl, J. l.. Snyder, Janet McWilliams,
Clara NJ. Bchl and Helen d. Robinson.
Second divison--N. p. Gage, S. j. Thom-
son, NJ. L. Rowe, j. NJ. Fox, NJ. King, J. A.
Brown, f. V. Billing, X. T. Brown, c. c.
Baker, l.. c. Kamp, NJ. A. TAFT, L. Robinson,
$. s. Chlds A. h. Kern, f. l.. IIendIey, S. G.
Collins, S. L. Bartlett, L, l.. Bond, Il. G.
Weightman. V. Z. Cuttings G. NJ. Woodard, Il.
c. Dyer, o. Hambly A. NJ Eist. d. Rogers, j.
l. Murray, Frances Hooper, NJ, IL. Merrill. G.
II. Ourand, Il. Cation, NJ. G. Gnst NJ. Il.
Evans, NJ. L. Noyes, c. +. johnson, NJ. j. Ma
lone, NJ. l.. Walker NJ. b. Bartlett,
Z. L. Quinlan, T.. l.. Prathcr, S. b. Brown,
II. J. Free, s. L, White, J. V. HeImson, j.
Carroll, L.. X. Scott, C.. j. Lesh, J. NJ. DrLpnd,
Kate Hardy, A. A. Chesney, !. NJ, Goodrich,
NJ, L. Bond, A. l.. Sargent, +. Bali, S, Dalton,
NJ. X. Stewart, V. Boss NJ. Il. Mitchell, f. A.
Farmer, s. l.. Porter, f. l.. Wilson, H. Schmitt,
NJ. 4. McNaut2, h. NJ. Gasch, NJ q. Cowing,
S. +. Wheaock A. l.. Brown, ii. J. Drury, X.
d. A. Malone, NJ. i. Harmon, l.. S. Weight.
man, NJ. Buckley, +. b. Fairchild, l.. +.
Brown, l., r. Brown, L. S. Cooke: sub.assist-
ants, Misses King and Rowe.
Tnird division, Alexander r. Stuart, SUI
peryising priucipul-Juhn j. Chickeriug,
Elizabeth A. Hilton, Victoria l., Nourse Lucy
B. Davis, Mary !. Awkward, Mary G. Kelly,
Hannah p. Johnson, Mary Morgan, Mary l..
Packard Rachel J. Day, Mary T., Buhrcr,
Symphrouia VI. LuSby, Lille +. Thomas, Ida
A. Lord, Martha w. Gargcs. Nellie NJ Mack,
Emma J. Young, Myra L, Love- Mary A.
MiriCk, CNthaine A, DuIin, Florence Hinton,
Lizzie NJ Stromberger, Mary T.. Armistcad,
Amelia j, Rovluud, Ella C, Kelly, Annie
Beers Lavuia w, llaukc, Maggie IL. Forbes,
Martha J. McCutchoou, Martha L. Armistead,
M. Emma Little, Sarah H. Meredith, Mary A.
Dodge, Mary +. Kealey, Maria NJ. Bryerton,
Maria V. McCNthran, Sarah J. Kealcy. Mary X.
Cunningham, Emma j. Woodward, Mary Sau-
derson, lss Walker, Cecilia Doughty, Susie X
Woodward, Alice p Strombergcr Sarah +.
Tinde Mary NJ. Dyer, Barbara l.. Woodward,
Flora Freyhuld and Ida o. Ober.
Fourth division, John f. Thompson, super
vising principal; Isaac Fairbrother, assistant
Mary Il. Martin, Elizabeth j. Riley, Sarah f.
Wise, Mary l.. Strubcl, Annie Van Horn, Susie
A. Louglcy, Mary A. Law, Annie NJ. White.
more, Clara G. Wilson, Victoria " Troull
Rachel A, Garrett, Mary A. Bowen, Hattie H.
Davis Martha Barnes, Charlotte Lucas, Mar.
garct Il, Garrett, Ellen Il, Halliday, Adele b.
Gray Catherine +, Maxwell, Annie Rowell,
Mary p. Wilson, Isabelle Halliday, Hannah
Tunnel Jauie Z. hcCaulcy, Hannah NJ. Tun-
nell Sarah g. Duliu, Frances NJ. Moore Mary
l., Mccartney, Carrie Rannoy, Mary G. John.
SON. Mary H. Anderson, Sarah HI, Allen, Lidd
w. Custis, Mary J, Davis, Sarah l.. Haley
aud Emma Il, Mason,
Fifth division, Bernard n. Jonncy, super.
visiug priucipa A. Reed, Dexter A.
Smith, Mary Il, Turner Mary }. Bates, Flor.
ence p. sullivan Emma l., Cooley, Kate A.
W llson, Kate NJ. Blundop, Maudaua j. Brown,
NJ, josephine Good, Mary +, McKcuny, Lillian
Z. Hart, AlWldu NJ. Brook, Emlua j. Young