Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-06-03
Board of Education.

A regular meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton was held last evening Present, Messrs.
WEIGH (presiding), Peck, Plunkett, Zunder,
Harrison, Maher, Parmelee, Bushnell and
Gile
The Committee on Schools recommend
ed that a special committee be appointed
to revise the rules. It was so voted, and
Messrs. Parmelee, Harrison and Peck with
Superintendent Dutton and Secretary Day
were appointed.
Mr.. Zunder, from the Committee on
Schools, reported the following:
COMMITTEES REMARKS.
The change in values occasioned by the in
creased cost of living seemed to warrant some
addition to the pay of teachers, and the Com
mittee on Schools, after considering carefully
all the interests involved, has thought best
to embrace the opportunity afforded to re-
grade the salaries in accordance with more
equitable scale
1t is thought that with the exception of
No. the labor and responsibility of teachers
increases somewhat uniformly in passing
from lower to higher grades, and that there
should be corresponding increase in salary.
In establishing such scale care has been
taken not to lower any salaries, and while in
the application of the principle some have
been raised but little, and others not at ALL it
is thought that good results of the plan will
be seen in greater endeavor on the part of
those in lower positions to prepare them
selves to do service in higher grades and a
willingness to accept such service when it
offers.
The committee has also fixed the maximum
salary of grammar masters at $4,000 and
placed at that figure those whose long and
faithful service justly ent1tle them to such
consideration. Such other changes have
been made as seemed proportionate and fair.
The whole additional expense occasioned by
regarding and raising salaries of teachers is
Sc, 345.
TEACHERS AND SALARIES 1SS2-S3.
High school-T. W. T. Curtis, $4,000; James D.
Whitmore, $500; George L. Fox 81, 300; Charles
Marshall, $500; Mary W. storrs $50 lucy r. Bliss
$3.50 Anna S Johnson $3.50 sarah E. Husted $3.50
susan s sheridan $3.50; Sarah E. Porter, $3.50; Efie
E. terens, $751;; Hyla G. Armstrong, 5000.
Davenport Avenue School-Room q, Lizzie NJ.
Healy $500; room s. Marie A. Maahan S46O !; room
$500.
Whiting Street school-Henry W. Loomis, 81, 100.
K Armstead s725 room r. s. Lizzie e Brigga s4oo
room II, Julia A. Bidwel s675 TO- Ida L. Hen
~, Soou room - MARY A Bronson, $3.50 room ., a,
Nellie L. Bonney, $780, 8, Heppte E. Goodrich,
1920 room 7, a. Jessie F. Crane $500 T. Mary
Q. Ducrie, $500; g. J. NJ Flanagan, $500 room
s48g room A. Ellen A. Cover, $3.50 8. a, Hat
tie E. Barnes, $500; room 8, Mary F. Leary, $3.50
room 2, Hattie Barker, $500 room 1, Mary Hayes,
5000.
Webster school-John G. Lewis, $500; room 70,
Ada T. somers, S725 10. Mary E. Andrew, $500;
room H. CLARA Hurlburt. se75 room TO- Julia A. Nal
colin, $780, room 9, Eva L. Griffng, $3.50 8,
Anna r. Hubbell, S62O room 7, Francis E. Jackson
$500 s, Eliza A Benhan. $3.50; rom :, Hattie
Schulafer, $500; room 4 Ruth Gorham $3.50; room 8,
Fannie I. Wheeler, $500 2, H. Josie Hewson,
$500 room l, Fannie E. Graves, 5000.
Oak Street School-R ON a. Louise 6: Wolcott, 5000;
room .. Little Gorham, $3.50; room 2. Laura E. Lamp
son, $3.50; room l. Mary j. Alden, $500.
Hamilton School Agnes WEIGH, 1900; room 10,
Rita Shea, $725 room u, Anna Day $3.50; II,
room 9, Gertrude Roach, $3.50; 8, Clementine
Kenny 500; room :, Germain whelan, 5000; room 6,
Coonan, $500; 2, Mary E. Hall, $3.50 room la.
Fair Street chool-Room l, Sarah A. Wilcox $3.50
Fannie M; Uiman, room l, $500; A S. Chadbourne,
German English school-Room 2, 81 100; room 1,
Angenette I. Langley, 5000.
5000 room /. Nellie ). auinap 1885, Anii' "li0hlAf
Dwight School,. L. Camp, $500; room -, Geor-
$50; room II, Harriet Judson, 1915; room TO-
ssan rn c9oper $780, room 8 Clara Bradley
f. Donovan, $3.50; room 6, tmma E. Cowap, $500
room 5, Lizzie V. South worth, $500; room l. M. A.
MaltDy' S4oO room 8. Emma E. Lincoln, $500; room
Nellie Riggs $3.50; room 1, Charlotte Hills, $500
Nxweu Avenue School-Room 7, Sarah E. Hughes,
$500 room 7, Nellie F. sproat, s4OO room 6, Fannie
room 4, Nellie A. Peck, s4sO; room 8. Mary 4. Bur
well. $3.50; room 2, Hattie P Marsh, $3.50 room 1,
Wooster sohool--Frederick E. Bangs, s., 200 :;
room u, Augusta Crane, S725; room y, Fl. P.
10, Ella F. Healy $3.50 room 9, Minnie i Bird, $3.50
room ., Emma E. Burwen, 1920; rom 7, Blanche
Parker, $500 room g. Mary G Gorham $3.50; room
Thatcher, $3.50; room g. Katie r. Smith, $46u room
2 Cornelia Hurburt, $3.50 l, Harriet G. Miles,
Division Street School-Room 7, Jennie E. Barber,
$500 room 7. Minnie E. Cassidy, $500; 6, Livia
no I'M 4, Kittle A. YAM, $780, room 8. s. Ella Brown
j. Bradley, $500.
N H. o Asylum-Cordelia Sargent, $3.50 ; Ellen NJ
Hickox, $500
,ee Gore street sehool-Room 2, Larkin A. Cooper,
5000 room l, Corne ia A. Benton, $780,
Skinner School-Joseph r. French, $4,000 room
u. Sarah A. Tucker, S725; room -, Anna =. Hayes
Eunice P. Barrett, $3.50 9, Ann E. Lopez, $3.50
room 8, Lily W. Sheridan, s62 room 7, Juliet E.
Peck, 5000; room 6, Ellen Ktibr1de, $500; room g.,
Emma =. Beach, $500; room 4, Ida M. WEIGH, $500 /;
room g. Lucy P Bush, $3.50; O. Mary E. Weld,
$3.50; room l, Carrie M. Galpin, $780,
:. Edwards Street school-hoom 4.Adelaide LArthur
Sso1; room s. Maggie T: Curtis, $3.50; room Fannie
Humphrey Street school-Room A. Emily j. Farms
worth, 5000; room 3, Gertrude M. Mann, $3.50; room
ST. Francis Orphan Asylum-Room g. Josepha Gull
len, 5000; room 2, Edwina Fogarty. s400; room 1,
Maria Bernard Weir, $4OO.
Washington ochool-George R. Burton, 81, 500; room
~ Emily E. Warner. S725; rosm -, Nellie NJ Cum
o room H. Maria sf5o Bradley 1878 room
Oatin, $3.50; 8, Mary E. Willoughby 1920 room
:. Annie G. Norman, 500; room c. Catherine 9.
Jones' 5000; room S, Fannie A. Butler, $685. room 4,
George $. Barber, $780, 3, Annie F.. Gillette,
500; room 2, Lizzie NJ catin, $3.50; room 1. Julia
West Street sehool-Room 4, Lillian NJ Bedell,
S2oq room Clara E. Burwel, $3.50; room Fannie
Carlisle Street school2Room 4 Martha B. May,
5000; room 8, Alice o. Ford $3.50; room 2, Charlotte
$500.
Greenwich Avenue school-Room 4, Edith E. John
son. $780, room 8, Katie Smith $3.50; room 2, Ida E.
Eaton, $3.50; room 1, XII Co Ian, 5000.
&C. Hallock Street school-Room 7, Lucy A. Pinney,
$500; room 6, Hannah H. Chamberlin. $3.50 room s,
$3.50 room 5, Carrie :. strong. $3.50 ;, Hattie
M. Price, $3.50 room 1, Anna NJ Brennan, 5000
g. Martha E. Chapman $500 room l, M. Christina
Rynn, $500
woolsey school-Mark Pitman. $4,000; 10.
Julia A. Willard, s725 room u, Ida E. Bushnell
$780, IL, Nellie B. Morse s675; room 10, Sarah
u Wright $3.50 70 I'M o Fannie Bqnee $780, Feom
Woodwend, $500; room 4, carrie A. Parsons, s4oo
Woodford, $500; room 1, Lottie D. Butler, $500.
Grand Street sohqol-Koom :, Helen j. Barrett,
NJ DeForest. 1920; room A. Mary F. Macarthur, $780,
room 3, Martha E. Lindsey, $500; room 2, Lizzie j.
smith, S41o; room l., MARY A. flnney, $ouU.
Grand Street Ungraded-Henry A. Loyeand, $780,
Lloyd Street School-Hortense A. Darling. $780,
Mary j. Fahy, $500; room 1, Ella A. Beach, $500.
Ferry Street s, hool Ro2m 4, Fannie L. Rice, $780,
room 8, Ada B. Hyde. $3.50; room q Anna M. Smith,
$500 room 2, Ida A. Hague, $40e.
Center Street School-Room 2, Anna NJ. Potter, $780,
room l, j. Kinnie Hemingway, $500.
Quinnipiae School-Room l, Carrie L. Huntley
$3.50 room 2, Hattie L. Smith, $3.50.
Music-B. Jepson, 81, 300
Drawing-Louis Bail, $4,000
1t will be seen by the foregoing that num-
Der of the salaries of principals and teachers
have been advanced in accord with the high
prices of living Among these are Principal
Curtis of the High school, Professor Jepson
and Professor Bail, Mr.. Fox of the High
school and number of others, which makes
the additional amount as given.
There was considerable discussion on the
subject by different members of the Board,
and while some opposed the majority agreed
to the advance. Many of the teachers sala-
ries were only advanced in accordance with
the rules that their salaries shall be increased
every year until it reaches the maximum,
provided their services are satisfactory.
Another Jumbo.
A whale taken off Provincetown has been
for the past week undergoing the process OF
embalming at Boston, preparatory to being
taken about the country on exhibition. The
monster is sixty-two feet long, and two plat
form, oars ara reuuired TO TRANSPORT the hupe