Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-07
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Ex-Principal whitmore to Have
Charge of the Evening schools nj
the High school - Promotion of
Teachers and Appointment ofJan-
1tors for the Evening schools.
No attempt was made at the meeting of |
the board of education last evening to elect |
new members of the board.
The committee on special instruction
through the chairman, President Graves,
reported that Mr.. Pond, who had been ap-
pointed to take charge of the night school
in the high school, had declined the aR
pointment and that they had temporarily
appointed ex-Principal James D. Whitmore
to occupy the vacancy at salary of 81 per
night and recommended to the board that
the appointment be made permanent. Mr..
Plunkett then, after making few remarks
| complimentary to Mr.. Whitmore's ability,
| endorsed the recommendation of the COM
| mittee, but moved that the salary be made
| So per night. This motion prevailed and
Mr.. Whitmore was appointed.
| The. resignation of Miss Catlin was ac-
cepted. and in consequence of this vacancy
the following changes were recommended
| and adopted: Miss Minor, from to A;
Miss Nader, from B to Z; Misc Mccartney,
from A to 8 B; Miss Clune. from to ga;
Miss Wilkinson, from B to 8; Miss Ken
nedy, from A to B; Miss Morris, from 3
to A; Miss Flynn, to room 2; Miss Anna
M. Waugh, extra.
In consequence of his extremely nervous
condition, which was certified to his physi-
clan, Harold Hendee was given permission
to remain under the teaching and super
vision of Principal French, although he
hoe roovad ont Of thu pyall 6ietrict
Ie was voted to establish Russian
night school at Germania hall in order
to accommodate the large number of
Russians desiring to attend night school.
The board voted to allow Superintend-
emit Curtis to attend the forty-ninth an
nual meeting of the New England Super
J tendents' association, now i'll session at
Boston, at the expense of this district.
Miss Bristol was appointed extra teach
per annum.
A. A. Goodman was appointed janitol
| of the school in the German Methods
church at salary at the rate of $156 PEI
! annum.
The following appointments of janitort
3 for the evening schools were also made
High school-including English, Scandi
naviau, Swedish, German and girls-Wil
l liam Fl. Clark, five rooms at salary o
ST. so per night; Washington, Charles P
Brown, two rooms at seventy-fve cent
: per night; Winchester, Dennis O'Keefe
one room at fifty cents per night; Hamil
t ton English and Italian), Michael Hugh
son, two rooms at seventy-fve cents pc
a night; Woolsey, John w. Hill, two rooms
at seventy-fve cents per night; Crow
- street Italian), H.W. Blakeslee, one room
:. at fifty cents per night; Temple stree
}, Russian), Joseph Teudler, l room, at fit
@ cents per night.
# For the evening schools the followin
q assistants were appointed at salary {
= 81. so per night: A. F. Maher, Woolse
school; James A. Morse, Hamilton schoo
William H. Hackett. Washington stree
10 Alex Rovinsky, Russian school; M.
Hosinsky, Russian school. Everitt
~ Hill was engaged to assist in either II
}. High or Washington street school, as
ID may be directed by the superintendent
q. schools.
D For assistant at the High school Walt,
- I. Lowe was appointed, at salary of
n per evening, conditionally that he
IL found competent to teach industrial draw
te ing, but if found only competent to teat
~ the common branches, his salary is to
y $3.50 per evening.
a. Superintendent Curtis was authorized
N form classes in industrial drawing, ply
x x les and algebra in the night schools, if
lo mis- Judgment such classes are demand
10 by the pupils.
Krull Burus was appointed assistant
S. Zunder in the German English depal
,o ment at salary of $3.50 per night.
~ Mrs. Rockwell was assigned as assista
Is in the kindergarten at Skinner school at
rs salary of $500.
ed The salary of Miss Whittemore of t
=. high school was raised from $500 to 81
- per annum, to date from October 1.