The Portland daily press., 1892-06-28

North, Centre Street and Deaf Schools
moved to the Chestnut Street School
designations of Number of Teachers
Accepted.
The regular monthly meeting of the
School Committee was held last evening,
Mayor Ingraham presiding, and iall the
members being present except Mr.. Nc
Gowan.
Mr.. Blake called attention to the
crowded condition of the Shailer gram
mar school and said that next term it
might be necessary to transfer some of
the grammar pupils to the North school.
Mr.. Webb reported the names of the
graduating class of the High school and
diplomas were granted to them.
On motion of Mr.. Webb diploma was
granted to Miss Ellen Agnes Reddy of
the class of 1891.
The resignation of Miss Fredrika M.
Parks of the North school was accepted.
Miss Nellie G.. Sawyer of the Butler
school sent in her resignation and it was
accepted.
Miss Mary E. Wescott of the West
school sent in her resignation. Accepted.
Miss Minnie S. Berry of the Jackson
school was granted leave of absence for
one year, to enable her to take a course
of study at Cornell University.
Miss Jennie S. Wescott of the High
school resigned to accept a position in
the schools of Somerville.
Mr.. Webb moved to proceed to the
election of teachers.
The Mayor here stated that on account
of sickness and the damp weather, Mr..
McGown was unable to be present. Mr..
MCGOWAN had sent an earnest request to
the board that the election of teachers
be deferred for few days.
Here followed an informal discussion
as to when the election could be held, in
case it was postponed. Tt appeared that
it would be impossible to get the board
together again for several weeks
On motion of DR.. Thompson it was
voted to pass for the present the election
of teachers in the High, North, Smaller,
Centre street and Deaf schools, these be-
ing the ones with which Mr.. MCGOWAN is
connected as a supervisor.
Teachers in the other schools were then
| elected as follows:
JACKSON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
| Dole, Daniel H., Moulton Lydia F.,
| Hunt, Frances E., Worcester, Ellen NJ,
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Berry, Minnie S., Clark, Carrie L.,
Lang, Clara B.
BUTLER GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Andrews, w. w, Williams, Ellen c.,
| Stevens, Ellen D., Moxcey, Nellie A.,
| Jordan, Nellie N, Burrowes. Grace,
| Elder, Ruth NJ, Page, Evelyn R.,
| Jacobs, Abble L., Gordon Carrie L.,
| Grover, 0. A.
WEST SCHOOL.
Carleton, Adrianna NJ, Blanchard, Annie K,
| Chaplin, Fannie NJ, Waldron; Lillian NJ,
| Fuller, Lizzie c., Aageson, Nellsine l.,
| Proctor, Hattie o., Custis, Alice L.
| CENTRE STREET SCHOOL.
Milliken, John A., Cole, Caroline o.,
| Jordan, Mary E., Plummer, Mary E.,
Walsh, Lizzie F., Barstow, Sallie c.,
Deehan, Maud A., Black Sadie A.,
Cady, Della G..
\
| Wilson, Emma j., Clark Susan A.,
| Hoyt, Sarah c., Knight, Fannie l.,
| Staples, Susie E., OConnOr, Josephine G.,
| Taylor, Emma, Griffin Eleanor NJ
PRIMARY NO 2, CHESTNUT ST.
Taylor, Sarah NJ, Evans. Francella A.,
| Blake, Martha W., Could Ella E.,
| Reed, Mary A., GalliSon, Ada c.,
Berrv. Flora B., Thompson, Jennie D.,
| Wei Katie A., Howarth Fannie,
| Norton, Carrie B.
PRIMARY NO. 4, cAsco ST.
Garvin, Isabella Colburn, Sarah F.,
Foley Matte, French, Jennie E.,
Clark, Annie j., Goold, Ellen,
Shirley, Emma g.
PRIMARY NO. 6, PARK ST.
True, Rosa E., Goddard, Anna j.,
Clark, Ethelyn Co., Fuller, Alice L.,
Knowles, Nettie M
PRIMARY NO. Z, BRAcKETT STREET.
Stackpole, Mary F., StubbS, Augusta M
Langthorne, Helen, M Wescott, Annie r.,
Fales, Mary E., Coe, Ella +.
PRIMARY NO. s, M'LELLAN SCHOOL.
Wyer, Alice NJ, Short, Elizabeth A.,
Thurston, Clara A., Robinson, Mary F.,
Robinson, Isabel W.
PRIMARY NO. 8, VAUGHAN STREET.
Loring, Eleanor K, Kyle, Alice NJ,
Langthorne, Margaret Moulton, Dora H.,
PEAKS ISLAND.
Jones, Alice E.
LONG ISLAND.
| Barden, Rosa c., Brooks, Isabel
CROTCH ISLAND.
Kelley, Isabel NJ,
SPECIAL TEACHER.
Batty, Hates.
WRITING MASTER.
Shaylor, H. w.
SINGING TEACHER.
Merrill, Ann E.
| On motion of Mr.. Brownson, it was
voted unanimously to transfer the Prac-
| tice school to the Chestnut street school.
Miss Sarah M. Taylor will be the princi-
| pal of that school. That made it neces-
sary for Miss Ophelia A. Grover, princi-
pal of the Chestnut street school, either
| to remain at Chestnut street as assistant
principal at her present salary, or to ac-
cept some other position. Miss Grover
| proposed that she should be transferred
to the Butler grammar school, in the