The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-07-10

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Lizzie S. Hallowell.
Three second class certificates were is
sued, viz:
Marion j. Chapman, Ida MAY Smith,
Alice f. Mayberry.
And these were granted by vote of the
Board.
The following were elected teachers in the
city schools
HIGH SCHOOL.
Principal-Albro E. Chase
r, Master in Classical Department-Leroy l..
:, Master in English and Scientific Department.
Teacher in French-Antoine Dorticos.
Assistants-Em W. Dana, Sarah A. Gilpat-
r rcS mafy r. saser Carrie e. Gogd Flora B.
trude b. Morse, Harriette L. Williams.
SMALLER SCHOOL.
Grammar.
Principal-Marada f. Adams.
first ASSlstant-M. Rose Giles
,Assistants-Mabel r. Jordan, Alice l. Evans.
Myra l. Russell, Mary E. Seaman.
Primary
Assistants Lizzie ID. Sawyer. Myra M. East.
man. Aibertine 7. Bracket, Nellie j. Libby.
NORTH SCHOOL.
Grammar.
Principal Andrew II. Files.
rlIst Asslstant-Emma l.. Robinson,
AsslStants-H. z. Blanchard Sarah O. Eastman
M Mss T. Looney, Marcia E. Ridlon. Margaret @.
Primary.
u; DISQUALIFICATION 4. Hannigan, Matte Foley.
~ Enzabeth A. Day. Hattie 4. Brown Fannie COT
Hawley, Alice M. Hyde, Sadie E. Garlic Clara T.
sawyer, Eva NJ Morse, Elinor G. Walsh Mary
Kate c. Connolly. 'e a. f"e''
CUMBERLAND STREET GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Principal Danel H. Dole
First Assistant-SaraI A. Chamberlain
Assistants-Frances K. Hunt Ellen MI Worces
Ter, Ada b. Curtis, Lydia +. Moulton MARY e
hiiDy' Florence l. PoIster, Sophia X. Bedlow.
BUTLER GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Principal-Orlando NJ Lord.
First Assistant-Ellen f. Williams
Assisfants-Jenn S. Wescott. Ellen ID Stew
ems, Eliza A. Taylor, Susan E. Grover, Nellie A
MoXxTvey, Nele n; jordan, Hattie L. Rice, Alice
0ntOn. a '''i'-
CENTER STREET SCHOOL.
Grammar.
Principal William w. Andrews
Assstant-Caroline o. Cole.
Primary
:Assistanis.Mary E. Jordan, Mary E. Plummer.
han 1s sa ~ wasp Cara q Sawyer, Maud A. Dee
WEST SCHOOL.
Grammar.
Principal-Adrianna ~ Carleton
FIRST Assistant-Frances M. Fuller.
Primary.
,A as. l. Gusts, Lizzie c. Fuller,
MARY L. "escott, Nelsine /. Aageson.
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. /.
Principal-Emma j. Wilson.
Assistants Alice NJ Lord Susan CLARK r.,
ny ny ,. Hunt, Sarah G. Hoyt, Fannie j. knight.
susie Z. Staples.
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 2.
Principal-0phelia A. Grover
ASSiStdntS-EraQcella A Evanc Nartho
Blake Ella 4. Gould, Mary A. Reed ada q. Cal
lIson, Clara L. Barnard, Ruth NJ. Elder. Ella r
hho"ies, fiora b. Berry, Jennie ID. Thompson.
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. A.
Principal-Isabella Garvip
,Asslstants-sarah +. Colburn. Margaret s. stur
diyant, Jennie E. French Annie j. Clark, Nellie
A. harper Ellen Good, Gertrude Z. Lang
PRIMARY SCHOOL (PRACTIcE) NO. s.
Principal-Sarah NJ Taylor
Assistants-Carrie L. Gordon. Nellie a sawvor
Carrie 1. Clark, Ethel G. Clark. Ella p Zoe
a III YIN. W; prew. Mabel 7. Hobbs, Annie b. Low
Waidson F y; Pfoct9r Anna g. swasey, Lillian NJ
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 9.
Principal-Rosa E. True.
tlrss Assistant-A. III. Woodbury..
Ass A1ssistantsEkate s. Batty, Anna j. Goddard.
Alice l., RULER, Anita s. Fox.
PRIMARY SCHOOL, NO. Z.
Prlncipal-Mary #. Stackpole.
AsSistants-SuSan A. Holmes Auo,s+a ar
Stubs, Helen NJ. Langthorne, Emily b. 'I Foa m
-'a"is 4. Il dicss Annie IL. WeScOtt.
PRIMARY SCHOOL, NO. 8.
Principal-Octayia L. Cram.
~, Observation-Disclosures A. Short Mary A Swat
cara A. Thurston, Mary p. Robinson. "0'''
PRIMARY SCHOOL, NO. 9.
Prlncipal-Eleanor K Lornp
FIRST Assistant-Alice M. Kyle.
Moulton. nv DoIa II.
PEAKS ISLAND SCHOOL.
Principal-Eben W. Wilbur.
Asslstant-Nellie A. Rogers.
LONG ISLAND SCHOOL.
Oscar Z. Young, Alice E. Jones'
Special Teacher Susan M. Adams
Teacher Of Writing-H. W. Shaylor.
1eocher OF MatsSc-Ann K. Merrill.
PORTLAND SCHOOL FOR DEAF.
Princpal-Ellen L. Barton,
Assistants-Mary II. True, Anna c. Allen. Hat
Tie n. EstaDrook, Isabella Harris.
On motion of Mr.. Dunn
Resolved, That in recognition of the faithful
services OF Miss Carrie e. Jenkins who has heen
Tor several years teacher In different grades in
our public schools, as she now withdraWs from
she same, the members of the Superintepding
ocnool committee hereby express their most hear
W approval OF the past, and their most earnest
wishes LOT prosperity and happiness in the future
Voted, that DR.. Crandall be authorized To
sign the teachers certificates in place of Col.
Merrill, absent y WI
On motion Of Mr.. McAlpine, it was voted
that twenty-five government United States
maps be purchased for the schools, at ST 80
apiece. - ~oo