Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-14
OUR SCHOOLMA' ANS.
Committee Selects Them
For the Year.
SOME SALARIES RAISED,
Other Business Transacted by the
Board Last Night.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
School Committee was held last evening,
Mr.. Chairman Eastwood presiding. Abb
sent, Mr.. Blodgett.
Bills for the current expenses OF the
month were allowed.
The committee on qualifications recon-
mended the following increase in sala-
ries: William w. Curtis, Principal OF the
High School, from s2, 900 to q, 200; Charles
A. Meader, teacher OF German and En-
glish, from $3.50 to $1,000; William A.
Newell, teacher OF bookkeeping, penman-
ship and drawing, from $500 to 5000;
William z. Nudge, Principal OF the Gar
den street school, from 1900 to 81 300;
Sarah May Taylor, special teacher of
physical culture, from $500 to $500; Susie
Greeley, Grove street Kindergarten, from
5000 TO s640; also that the pay OF the
seventh and eighth grade teachers be
raised from $500 to 5000 and that the max
imum OF assistants IN the primary, inter-
mediate, and grammar grades, except
masters, assistants, be fixed at $40.
These recommendations were adopted.
mended the selection of the following
teachers for The ensuing years:
High School William w. Curtis, Lei
Ian j. Tuck, Henry ii. Hastings, Charles
A. Meader, Mary p. Sanborn, Blanche q.
Wetherbee, Carrie Il, Strong, Lizzie Lit.
tie, William A. Newell.
High Street School PhilandeI A. Gay,
Grace N. Grant, Myra .. Robinson, Carrie
Greene, Gertrude &. Mason, Mary Nc
Gillcuddy.
Cherry Street N. Eta Elliot, Marion
ID. Bennett, Florence G.. Tompson, Jennie
L. Ellis, Annie b. Fales.
Laurel Hill-Kate r.. Bode, Ellen Nc
Fee, Susie r. Estes, Ellen &. Martin,
Laura Smith.
Church Hill-Burt }. Tice, Mary j.
Geary, Mrs. Louise II. Greene, Mary Il.
jerks, Mary A. Goddard, Emile n. Flagg,
A. Maud Emerson.
Capital Street-Mrs. Annie l.. Chatter
ton, Minnie T.. Wright, Annie l.. Cole.
Quincy Ayenue-Harriet II. Hopkins,
Carrie T.. Mowry.
Hancock Street-Louise p Remington
Mrs. Mary l.. Cummings, Katherine +
Owens, Belle j. Tiff, Annie q. Crane
Mary T.. McCabe, Nellie Emerson, Flori
Il. Howes.
Smithfield Avenue-Msrgaret McCud'
den.
Garden William p. Nudge
Hattie s. Cole, Orin ]. CoDland, l.. Francis
Estes, Emogene Allyn, j. Alice Davis.
Florence B. Rowland, Charlotte 8, Buck,
Myra +. Titus.
Cleveland street-Annie Breen, Sarah
s. keenan,, Eslie Z. Waterman, Jennie
Jeffers.
Washington street-Mary 4. s. Carey
Mary T. Johnson, Jennie A. Crawford.
Pidge avenue-Anna J. Larrabee, Annie
M. Burns.
South Mariana McGinn,
Chariolette Perry.
Grove street-Mrs. Elvene G. Hard, Mrs,
Lena b. Shepherd, s. Fanny Eddy, N
Ella Wadsworth, Mary ID. Pollard, Mrs
Isabella Coleman, Alice q. Currier, Alice
Il. Bentley, Theresa M. jenkins, Susie
Greeley, Sarah s. Brayton, Nellie Holmes.
Summit street-Emily j. Clifford, Lucy
+. Titus, Ida Il. Finley.
Division street-Estella +. Scott, Eliza
beth A. O'Brien, Fannie J. Moroney.
Brook street Julia s. Avery, Lydia A.
Paine.
Lincoln avenue-Elizabeth Finlay, Sa-
rah l.. Cullen.
Prospect street-Mrs. Fannie Carpenter.
Broadway-J. Lewis Wightman, Roby
A. Cole, Angeline w. Bishop, Mahala w.
French, Emma +. Martin, Kate ID. Perry,
Agnes NJ. Boles
East Elizabeth A. Ryan, Ernes-
tine Patterson, Emma Hindley, Margaret
j. Ludgate.
Middle strcet-Jennie B. jerks, Louisa
Cushman, Hattie j. French.
Central avenue-Laura NJ. Wood, Eliza
beth q. McCue, Phebe Il. Morris, Marga-
ret q. Butler.
Drawing teacher-Mrs. Geneva A. Tice.
Physical culture-Sarah NJ. Taylor.
These recommendations were adopted,
and the teachers AZ named were elected.
The committee on music recommended
the election OF Albert &. White, and Erwin
w INctu hb III the
at a salary OF 81 300 and the latter at a
salary OF 81 600 an increase OF slO0 on each.
This recommendation was adopted, and
the teachers elected.
Mr.. White was given authority TO Sc
cure the services OF an orchestra at the
exercises OF the graduation OF the High
School.
II was voted that certain number of
seats be served In Music Hall at the High
School graduation exercises for the friends
Of the graduates, and that the remainder
OF the seats be open to the public.
The Superintendent presented bis
monthly report.
He recommends the employment OF a
teacher OF elementary science.
The committee on property was au-
thorized to contract for coal and wood
for the ensuing year, and for the remov-
ing OF the ashes and the cleaning OF the
vaults.
This committee was also aut horized to
contract for the Greene school building,
for the use Of the High School. the Hor-
ton building, for the use OF the Garden
street school, and the chapel on Central
avenue. Adjourned.