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Frazeur, Miss Mary Y. Leake, Miss
Etta T. Swing, Miss Matte W. Laning,
Miss Maggie Robinson, Miss Kate w.
MCGOWAN, Miss R. A. Woodruff, Miss
NJ. E. Swing, Miss Maggie D. Dubois,
Miss Lydia B. Hubbs, Miss Bercie
Humphries, Miss Anna g Nicholson.
Miss Jennie E. Appelgate, Miss Carrie
g. Loper, Miss Sallie Stanger, Miss
Louetta Meyers, Miss Lille B. Clifford,
Miss Lucy R. Cox, Miss Nina Loper,
Miss L. M. Westcott, Miss Anna M.
Thatcher.
A school house was built in the
township of Cohansey, at the corner
of Giles and Academy streets. In 184s,
and a separate school district was
maintained there until 1871, notwith-
standing the townships of Bridgeton
and Cohansey were incorporated into
the City of Bridgeton in 1866.
The total number of children of
school age in the City of Bridgeton,
according to the census taken in May
last, was 3,110.
School districts were established
within the limits of Bridgeton at Loder
and Gouldtown, but these are now in
adjoining townships, by reason of
changes of the boundaries of the city
limits. s
William G. Whitaker, from the
Third ward, is the Oldest member, in
point of service, in the Board of Edu-
cation to-day, having served continu-
ously, with the exception of few
months, since 1878.
The following are the teachers now
employed by the Board of Education
of this city.
BANK. STREET SCHOOL.
GRAMMAR DEPT.
Principal, Chas. H. Platts.,
1st Assistant, Miss M. W. Laning.
I'd Assistant, Miss l.. B. Clifford.
Sd Assistant, Miss E. B. Fithian.
SECONDARY DEPT.
Principal, Miss L. E. Elmer.
1st Assistant, Miss Ida T. Ware.
ID Assistant, Miss Anna G.. Nichol-
son.
PRIMARY DEPT.
Principal, Miss Maggie D. Dubois.
1st Assistant, Miss Louetta Meyers.
I'd Assistant, Miss Nina Loper.
Sd Assistant. Miss Lillien Westcott.
4th Assistant, Miss Anna w.
Thatcher.
PEARL STREET SCHOOL.
SECONDARY DEPT.
Principal, Miss M. e. Foster.
1st Assistant, Miss Jennie E. Appel.
gate.
I'd Assistant, Miss Mary w. Hamp-
ton. ~
PRIMARY DEPT.
Principal, Miss May Rancorn.
1st Assistant, Miss r. L. Babcock.
I'd Assistant, Miss E. M. Lanipg.
Sd Assistant, Miss H. D. Miner.
4th Assistant, Miss Lucy R. Cox.
5th Assistant, Miss Alice Platts.
SECOND WARD SCHOOL.
SECONDARY DEPT.
Principal, Miss Mary A. Walker.
1st Assistant, Mrs. 8. M. Reeves.
PRIMARY DEPT.
Principal, Miss H. M. Riley.
1st Assistant, Miss Helen F. Hall.
I'd Assistant, Miss Emma M. West
colt.
Sd Assistant, Miss Clara M. Horner.
4th Assistant, Miss Ella q. Wood
ruff.
5th Assistant, Miss Hannah Beebe,
(substitute).
THIRD WARD SCHOOL
GRAMMAR DEPT.
Principal, E. J. Hitchner.
1st Assistant, Mics Sallie M. West
colt.
SECONDARY DEPT.
Principal, Miss Rie M. Whitaker.
1st Assistant, Miss Sallie B. Wilson.
"a Assistant, Miss Ida V. RandOlphs
PRIMARY DEPT.
Principal, Miss Carrie g. Loper.
lst Assistant, Miss L. M. Stadler.
I'd Assistant, Miss Hattie M. Sayre.
Sd Assistant, Miss Nellie E. Marks
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