Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-27
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 13.

| CaiiiO Ass ohR"s hoots iihSiPoi Ahtbo
Mary L. Elliott, LIST assistant Miss
Kate 4. Feenoy, I'd assistant M iss
Maggie l.. Adams, Sd assistant Miss
Minnie E. Harris, 4th assistant Miss
Kate A. Bradley, 9th assistant.
Grammar Department-Miss Annie
r. Curtis. 1st assistant Miss 5alhe l..
Woolley, I'd assistant.
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. IA.
Miss Anna H. Fullerton, Principal /;
Miss A. e. @. McCloskey, Asst. Prin-
cipal Miss Iilah Bareford, 1st assis.
tsnt Miss Mary X. Thielman, 81 az
sistant Miss Julia G. Steinicken, Sd
assistant Miss Delilah Brown, 4th as.
| sistant.
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 10.
Miss Annie + Hates, Primo ipal; Miss
Sallie Evans. Asst. Principal Miss
Maggie A. Money, list assistant Miss
Anna p. Beeson, ID assistant Miss
Mary l.. Downing, Sd assistant Miss
Belle Morrison, 4.h assistant Miss
j. McA lister 18th assistant; Miss NJ. Vir-
ginia Parker, 9th assistant.
GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY SCHOOL NO.
| 16
Miss Edwina b. Kruse, Principal;
Hiss Maggie n. Elias, Asst. Principal;
Miss Mary Dover, 1st assistant;
Mics Mary T.. Fayerweather, ID assist
ant; Miss Adena M. Lindsey, Sd assist
ant; Miss Francis E. Lewis. 4th assist.
ant; Miss Lizzie Williams, 9th assist
ant.
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. II.
Miss Maggie T. MeCloskey, Princi-
pal; Miss Ella X. Provost, Asst. Princi-
pal, Miss Reba b. Smith, 1st assist
ant Miss Alinda johnson. % assist.
ant.
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 18.
Miss Emma N. Dnrster, Prin CT
lpal; Miss Josephine A. Jefferson, assis,
liant.
| PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 10
| Miss Rsbecca f. Brown, Principal
Miss Cecilia A. Magarity, Assistant
Principal Miss Ella A. Beeson, Is
assistant Miss Annie f. Kitchener, &c
assistant ; Miss Ida w. Cleland, Sc
assistant Miss Helen l., Lawrence, 4ti
assistant /; Miss Ellen SamwOrth, 5tl
/, assistant Miss Hannah l.. Foulk, 6ti
assistant ; Miss Marion Brown, I'll
assistant,
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 20.
Miss Sallie A. Taylor, Principal
! Miss Ella ID. burns, Assistant Princi
pal Miss Emma johnson, lst assist
ant Miss Clara Hyde. I'd assistant
Miss Lizzie Alrich, Sd assistant Mis-
Anna ii Draper, 4th assistant Mis-
Ella Novel;, eth assistant Miss Mar.
y B. Clark, 9th assistant; Miss Alice l.
Jackson, 7th assistant.
PRIMARY SCHOOL No. 81.
Mrs. Susan G. Lones, Teacher.
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. %.
Il Miss Annie l.. Brown, Teacher, o.
three months trial.
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. %.
a Miss Eva S. Pierson, Teacher.
IS Mr.. Smith Said he had been spoke
to by several members of the Boar
70 in reference to MIR. Bir1salps resigns
v tiou as principal of the High School, o
's account OF an insutficiency of salary
~ and that he was about accepting
similar situation in a school in Ne
Jersey at much higher salary. ii
thought that as 1t was intimated tba
ss an increase Of salary, some arrange
ss ments should be made by when
~ wou,d be enabled to cancel his engag
"a ments elsewhere, and remain AZ prime
en- nal of the Boys High School he
" without any violation OF previous
gagements.
Il wears and had given general satlsiacu'
ci- whereas, if another principal was g
ut; Moved he might not give satistacti'
las and IL would take him n long time,
iss gnt instruc,.d into tho duties of
POSITION. 1t had been suggest Ell,
Smith said 10 combine the ofnces
Secretary and Treasurer Of the 30
-. with the principalship, and give
Birdsall the salary belonging TO I'd
'u iI offices, and thereby retain him IN
lIs' Hiph school. The duties OF Secret
'yo' ~ and Treasurer were 80 comparatlN
mp light that they would not interfere
his duties as principal,
II A discussion ensued upon the prC
= sition, and motion was niau
q proceed to the nomination ana o
,.an tion of Secretary and treasurer.
Dok, nv ho'' .,'o, nt,;ce NOT vet liza,
son, heen declared vacant. The motion
otn then withdrawn and one made by
West TO declare the office vacant.
Msssrs. Heisler, Palmer and OF
Miss onposed this motion also as
Liz premature.
iary Mr,Smith thought the Board sh
nnie move slowly in such an important
nnie ter, as it was question whether
NINA Mr.. Morrow's bondsmen might no
tggie re leased from obligations If IL
y j. found that everything was not stra
After considerable discussion by
Shortlidge, Mr.. Kyne, Mr.. Heisler
Palmer and others, that motion wa
r. withdrawn and another passed ,rei
o'1 ,st the subject to the Teachers' Comm
+, .a' with Instructions to prepare and
ass;s S a plan by which the combination
aaa,s ."m. he effected, at special meeting o
sa.' 'at Board, to be held on Monday ev
next.
The following comm munication
,ipal the Committee on Teachers was pr
istant ed, read and the actions OF the col
y, lst tee confirmed
~ as To BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUcATi
assis- GENTLEMEN Your Commute
ass,s Teachers respectfully recommend
7, ON the four ladies' on the list OF those
were accepted at the examinati
February last, be allowed to go :
4; Miss training school before those VINO
cipal ate next Wednesday,.
!; Miss -s~~--
Mary Couseeratsou Tomorrow
The new Catholic Church Oh
John the Baptist will be conseci'
Newark to morrow by the Righ
ncipal; Bishop Becker, assisted by