Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-31
A HARMONIOUS MEETING.

Board of Education Contracts Award. ed on the Gregory Street school and Votes on the Vaccination Cues. --tIon Passed.
 At special meeting of the Board of Edu- cation held last evening to decide upon the public vaccination question all the members of the Board were present, Chairman H. M. Welch presiding. The bids for the masonry and carpentering on the new Gregory street school building were read. Bids for the ma sorry, with extra for out buildings, were as follows: E. H. Sperry, $14, 200, extra $165; Smith & Sperry, 15,s00, extra $175; o. D. Kenney, $14,800, extra $125; Chatfeld & Grant, 14,5OO, extra $10O; Bunnen & Sperry, SIS, ,9OO extra $40; A. D. Treat, SIS, 431, extra $15O; George A. Baldwin 6 Son, $13,- 700, extra $2OO; Bates & Townsend, SIS, ,55e, extra $165.
 The bids for carpentering, with the extra for work on outside water closets were: J. A. Church $o,978, extra $200; N. Coun- tryman, $11, ,12O. extra $1O0; W. A. Lincoln, $1O,e72, extra $275; c. E. Brown, $11 ,285, extra $245; c. D. Loveland, $8,640, extra $22O; E. A. Prince, SIC, ,620, extra $26O; H. s. Lancraft, $9,971, extra $20O; Larkins & Langley, $9, 300, extra $250; A. c. Smith, S9, ,995, extra $500; T. F. Lowe, $10, ,176, ex- tra $24O; W. P. Dickerman, $11, 400, extra $25O
 The matter was referred to the Committee on School Buildings with power to act, and Secretary Day was appointed to act with the committee who after the Board had ad- journed held private meeting and the con tract for masonry was awarded to A. B. Treat, he being the lowest bidder, having bid $13, 3,431, with $150 extra for a water closet in the back yard. The contract for carpentering was awarded 0. D. Loveland, who bid $640, with extra for water closet $220.
 MT. Plunkett, the chairman of the Com mittee on Schools, said that he knew forty Italians who were waiting to go to school, and he thought it would be good plan to again open the Whiting street school for evening sessions, that the Italians might at tend On the motion of MT. O'Briel the matter was referred to the Committee on Schools with power to act
 Mr. PlunkeIt also moved that as there were now fifty girls attending the night school 1t would be well to appoint an assistant teach er The matter was referred to the Commit tee on Schools with power to act.
 MT. Harrison member of the Commit tee on Vaccination presented the following votes which were passed by the members of the Board. The names of the committee ap- pointed to aid the Board of Selectmen MT. Harrison and MT. Plunkett, being inserted in it on the motion of MT. Zunder. The votes were as follows: the New Haven City school district far as the may be needed for that purpose is hereby rendered to the Board of Selectmen of the town of New Haven for the purpose of vacenating the children in attendance upon the public schools cooperation of the principals and teachers in the employ of the district in the work of vaccnating Voted, That Messrs Harrison and Plunkett be q committee in behalf of this Board to, to render such in connection with the vaccination of the children attending upon the public schools or the district and to arrange all necessary details.
 At Dwight Place Church.
 Next week on Wednesday evening at the Dwight Place church will be given the first of the series of three musical entertainments by Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Parsons in aid of the Sunday school. Several selections new in New Haven will be rendered. The assisting artists are Miss Gafney and MT. Chas. Her bert Clarke, of Chicago, and the choir of the church. The programme is as follows: 1. Quartette--Winter Song. .............N. W. Gade
 Choir.
 ?. sonata-Maid of Orleans. " s. Bennett
 8-In Prison, 1.-The End, 8. Arfa-Be thou faithful fi IfsD5 uDto death-st.
 Paul. ......................-..... Mendelssohn
 Mir Clarke.
 4 )u-CduzOnetLA D. OoudIu 4' lb-Tarantelle: ......:.... .scharwenka
 Mir, and Mrs. Parsons. '' A"'' 6ion obligato by Mr Keliogg3 '''''
 Miss Gaffney e {a-Caprice on Sweet Home e.........r..r, lb-Marche Melodique. ..............1 aisohs
 MT. Parsons.
 7. Yeoman's Wedding Song .......... Poniatowski
 MT. Clarke. 8. ibLTabieau Characteristique ..... De Meyer
 Mrs. Parsons. S.
 Miss Gaffney and MT. Clarke. 10. Overture-William Tell GottSchalk
 MT. and Parsons. II. Quartette-Good Night.
 Choir
 Closing Selection.