The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-08-14

Mr.. G. H. Bliss received three votes and Mr..
Bliss one vote out Of seven cast giving him a
majority, on one ballot, but the Mayor ruled
that the votes as cast, did not necessarily or
properly elect Mr. Bliss 1t was finally voted
that the procuring teacher for the Butler
school should be left to the supervisor of that
school.
The names Of several candidates were read
by Mr.. fash, but they did not seem to impress
| the committee, and Mr. fash, on direct ques-
tioning, said he did not, personally, know Of
the qualifications of any of the candidates. II
is possible Mr.. Bliss will be elected.
Miss Griffin was retained as teacher in the
Butler school at the old salary of $425.
The election OF principal Of the High school
was passed until the fourth Monday In the
| Month.
| 1t was voted to transfer Miss Getchell from
the West school to the second class In the
Smaller school
II was voted that the election of another
teacher in the Smaller school be left to the su-
| pervisor of that school, Mr.. A. B. Holden.
The election of four teachers in the North
school was left to Messrs Briggs and Fox, SUI
| pervisors Of that school.
ID. w. Shaylor was elected teacher of PEN
manship and drawing, at salary OF 81 400.
The election of teacher in the West school
was left to Supervisors Files and Fox.
| The election Of two teachers in the Monu.
ment school was left to Supervisor Fox, detail
| ed to that school in the absence of Supervisor
Brewer.
| Mr.. Fox resigned the supervisorship Of the
Practice school, and Mr.. Bradley was eleoted
in his place.
| The city committee on public buildings was
authorized to take fifty seats from the Centre
school for the use OF the Chestnut street school.
| 1t was voted to introduce DIR. HIPS arithme-
tic In the Cumberland street grammar school.
Permission was given Miss Robinson to have
an examination for a teachers certificate.
Mr.. fash desired to state that the Chestnut
street school building in its former condition
was worthless for school purposes, but is now
being transformed into one Of the finest build.
ings in the State Of Maine, containing eight
rooms, and, II desired, the third story can be
used, giving four rooms more, thus making
one-half as many rooms as the North school
and fully as many as the Smaller school, and in
centre of the city, constantly increasing in
| school children. AS to the economy OF the
work, or whether it had better have been done
| by day or contract work, it was not for him to
have anything to say.
| Miss Flora b. Coolidge was elected as assist
ant in the High school, and salary fixed at
| $500.
Adjourned.
| List OF teachers ss already elected and M
signed:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Addison Thayer, Antoine Dorticos,
Emmy w Dana, Sarah A Fitzpatrick,
Alice Warren, Mary Baker
| Carrie Gould, Flora b Coolidge.
Annabel Stetson, Amanda Boothby.
SMALLER SCHOOL.
| GRAMMAR.
Marada Adams, Eliza GetcheI,
Lizzie Norton, Lois M Hooper,
| PRIMARY.
Alice M Hyde, Mabel Jordan
Lizzie d. Sawyer.
NORTH SCHOOL.
GRAMMAR.
Il Files, Principal, Marcia E Ridlon,
Fanme Blake, Emma L Robinson,
| Q Blanchard. Sarah G Eastman,
| Blanchard.
PRIMARY.
Fannie A Bancroft Matte Foley.
Mary e. Looney, Elizabeth A Day,
| Almira Jones, Margaret Taylor,
| Mary Whitney, Ida Sterling
Ella Strout, Mary Pencil,
Mildred Evans, Alice K Warren.
| Lucy Whitley, Ella A Latham
| CUMBERLAND STREAT GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Daniel II; Dole, prin.. Sarah A Chamberlain,
Francis hunt, Ellen NJ Worcester,
Lydia Moulton, Mary E. Kilby,
| Ada Curtis Florence Po{lister.
CENTER STREET SCHooL-GRAMMAR AND
| PRIMARY.
Herbert Patten, prin., Caroline Cole,
Mary Jordan, Mary Plummer,
| Lizzie +. Walsh, Clara C Sawyer,
| Emily Hunt, Addie l. Libby,
Carrie E Jenkins.
BUTLER GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
| Ellen d Stevens, Julia w Griffin
| Susan Grover, Eliza A Taylor
M M;i5is Td March Nellie sli. Mo1ssy
WEST SCHooD.
GRAMMAR.
! Adrianna M Carleton Principal
PRIMARY.
Frances Nj Fuller. Emma Thurlow.
Lizzie Fuller.
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO /.
Emma J Wilson, Princ', Jennie NJ D Gross,
Susan Clark, Minnie Hooper,
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 2.
| Ophelia A Grover, Prin., Francella A Evans,
| Martha w Blake, Ella e Gould,
| Alice Moses, Mary Reed,
Clara Smith, Carrie l. Barnard.
PRIMARY SCHOOL, NO. 4.
| Isabella Garvin, Prin.. Sarah Colburn.
Margaret Sturdivant, Nellie N Jordan,
| Jennie French.
PRACTICE scHooL-PRIMARY SCHOOL, NO. 5.
Sarah M Taylor, Prin., Fannie Tabbut,
Josie Foster, Gertrude Mckenzie,
Clara Sawyer, Mary Robinson,
Ruth M Elder Ada Il Gallison,
Margaret W Langthorne, Carrie Shaw,
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 6.
Rosa True, Prin., A II Woodbury.,
Anna Goddard, Kate Batty
Addie Berry, Jennie Wescott
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. Z.
Mary Stackpole, Prin, Susan A Holmes,
Mary Fales,
PRIMARY SCHOOL, NO. 8.
Alicia Marks. Principal. Augusta NJ Stubs,
Josephine Simonton. Nellie A Harper
Isabel Hamblen.
PRIMARY SCHOOL, NO. s..
Ella Els. 3 L%Sring, Principal, Adelaide Hale,
Ahce Kyle, octavia l. Cram
PEAKS ISLAND SCHOOL.
Eben W Wilbur Prin., Arietta Foster.
LONG ISLAND SCHOOL.
Summer Term.
Hattie Lowe, Nellie M Brewer
TEACHER OF WRITING.
TEACHER OF MUSIC
Mrs Annie Merrill.
PORTLAND SCHOOL FOR DEAF
Ellen L Barton, Prin., Mary H True,
Annie X Shaw, Laura G Ames
Several others elected have leave of absence
for the first term Of the year
Real Estate Transfers.
The following transfers of real estate In this
county have been recorded at the Registry OF
Deeds:
Portland-May Chapman to Martha M.
Cole, land on Peaks Island. Consideration