The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-02
THE NEWS OF BAYONNE.
appointment of Teachers for the Mex
School Year

appointment of Teachers for the Next
School Year
It wanted but a few minutes of mid
night when the regular meeting of the
Bayonne Board of Education was ad
iourned. President Trask occupied the
chair and all the members were present
except Trustee d. J.. Hennessy.
A communication from Miss Alice r.
Spearin informed the Board that she was
not a candidate for reappointment.
Trustee Flugel announced that to repair
the six public schools would cost in the
neighborhood of S2,914. HI work was
put in the hands of the Committee on
Schools.
On the condition of the public schools
Inspector H. w. f. Jones read a report
which was received and fled.
Three sealed proposals were received
Offering to supply $50 gross tons of coal
for the use of the h Messrs. For
quer Brothers being the lowest, 1875 a
ton, wasiaccepted.
The Board then reappointed teachers
FOR the ensuing year as follows
FIRST WARD ScHooL-Principal, H. E. Harris,
81, 800; Grammar Department, head assistant,
Miss Cora L. Green; second assistant, Miss J. b.
LaTourette and Miss Jessie HosfoId, $500.
Primary Department, head assistant, Miss III. j.
Schaffer, 800, third assistants, Misses NJ. H.
Earle, Jennie Christie and j. A, Dobson, at $500
each.
SECOND WARD Sc~HooL-Principal, Philip G..
Vroom, 81, 500; Academic, Miss Jennie A. Rose,
$500; ann Department, head assistant,
Miss A. II. Myers, 800; first assistant, Miss Ella
Earle. 5000; second assistants, Miss E. Lowe,
$450; Miss L. -. Brown. $3.50; Primary Depart
nent. head assistant. Miss H. j. Wilson, 300;
third assistant, Miss H. Richardson, $500; fourth
assistants, Miss George Van Keuren, $500; Miss
NJ. II. Freure, Miss c. II. Barnett and Miss Nellie
b. lines, $500 each.
THIRD WARD SCHooL-Principal, Mr.. George
A. Atwater, 81 800; Grammar Department, head
assistant, Miss Minnie Christie, $500; second as
%sistants, Misses Minnie Sloan, $500, and Florence
Van Cleaf, $3.50; Primary Department, head as
sistant, Miss S. NJ. Freure, $500; third assistant,
Miss NJ. X. Nichols, $500; fourth assistant, Louise
Eddy, $500.
FOURTH WARD SCHooL.-Principal, Miss Alice
+. Wilson, 81, 100; Grammar Department, head
assistant, Miss Jessie DobSon, 800; first assist
ants, Miss La Tourette, $575; second assistant,
Miss B.. Vrooln, $500; Primary Department, head
assistant, Miss Mary Donohoe, 500; third assist
ant. Miss NJ. Hamilton, $500; fourth assistant,
Miss S. Mcclure, $500.
FIFTH WARD ScHooL.-Principal, G. G. Wyckoif,
ST. 500; Granmar Department, head assistant,
Eliza +. Allan. 5000; first assistant, Miss Minnie
Benny, $525; Primary Department, head assist
ant, Miss Ada NJ. Low, $500; second assistant,
Miss Edith 7. Ramage, $3.50; fourth assistants,
Misses Hattie A. Collyer, Jennie Ruth and Edith
p. Wilde, at $500 each.
Sixth DISTRICT ScHooL-Principal, r. c. Earl,
81 800; Grammar Department, head assistant,
Miss P. C. Reynolds, 500; first assistant, Miss
Lille J. Richardson, S575; second assistant, Miss
Emily A. Williams, $500; Primary Department,
head assistant, Miss Miss j. O.. Wheeler, 800;
first assistant, Miss G. c. Griffith. S525; second
assistant Miss NJ. S. Eimandorf, $3.50; fourth as
~sistants, Misses Kate n. Wilson, Nellie B. Ram
say and Bessie c. GillendeI, $500 each.