Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-03

The board OF Education Reappointed
MIR. Galliver at a SALARY of $1,500 |
Per. Annum - other Teachers APP. |
pointed. at the High school~Other |
Business.
Z The meeting of the board of education
last evening was unusually lengthy, AID
the executive session more than usually
interesting and exciting. The principal
cause of the protracted executive session
was the consideration of the reappointment
In the High school of teachers Il. s. eauih-
yer, E. Theodore Lisfisld, Miss Mary A.
Marshall and Miss Jennie Mossmsr. The
principal bone of contention was over the
reappointment of Mr.. Il. 8. dulliver. In
couseoue nce of this the board did not ad-
iourn until about II o'clock, after having
been in session over two hours. - r..
The regular meeting of the board was
called to order at SIT O'Clock, all the MEM
| bers being present excspt Aessrs. Plunkett,
Strong and Avis. The last named gentle
man put in an appearance about 9:35
| o'clock, while the board was in executive
session considering the momentous quea-
lions Of the reappointment OF the several
| teachers.
Durino the regular session, on the rec
ommendation of the committee on schools,
/ the salary of Miss Catherine Morsbalter of
| Fair street school was increased from 500
| to $3.50 Der annum, the increase to date
from May 8; that of Miss Mary Lockwood
from $40 to $3.50 per annum, and Miss
Emma Hotchkiss was appointed substitute
teacher at salary of $500 per snnum.
The committee on special instruction,
/ of
| Hemingway, confined It's report to the rec
concentration of appointments of teachers
| in the high school. The question of the
appointment of all the grammar school
teachers went over until the next meeting.
| The committee presented the following re-
port of teachers for reappointment -.
Isaac Thomas, principal, salary 50, 700;
| n. 8. CULVER, 81 500; N. N. Marble ST.
| 600; Malcolm Booth, $500; George A..
| Booth, 81 400; E. Theodore Liefeld, 81 200;
Farland 81, 900.
Miss Susan 8. Sheridan, 81 100; Miss
Annie s. johnson, 81, 900; Miss Gertrude
F. Adams, $1,000; Miss Katie b. Cover,
| $1,000; Miss Marian P. Whitney, 5000;
Miss Grace A. Weeks, $3.50; Miss Clara R,
Walker, $500; Miss Clarine Warner, $3.50;
Miss Mary A. Maiehall, $500; Miss Mary
W. Storrs, $500; Hiss Annie A. MeAlister,
| Stu; MISS ID. Elm1na WoodruH, $7VU; Miss
Carrie NJ. Hills, $500; Miss Ellen Abbott,
$3.50; Miss Lucy NJ. Whitmore, $500; Miss
| N. Adele Allen, 81 200.
Special teschers-Manual training, Sum-
ner B. Merriek, 81 500; cooking, Emma 9.
G. Poison, 81 900; sewing, Jennie Mosser,
$500; music, B. Jepson, $4,000; drawing,
Stella Skinner, 81 500; drawing, assistant,
Julia Nader, 5000; drawing, high school,
Ida Henry; Miss N. Rachael Webster,
principal Welch school, 81 400.
The question of the resppointment of
teachers CULVER, Liefeld, Marshall and
Mosser was upon motion deferred until
the executive session, when all four of the
teachers were reappointed. It will be
noticed, however, that this year Mr.. Gull
liver will receive but 81 500 as against
81, 900 last year. The salary of the other
three teachers remains the same as last
year. Increase of 500 per annum, each
were voted in the salaries of N. N. Marble,
q. A. Booth, John N. Moore, Marion P.
Whitney, Grace A. Weeks and M. Rachael
Webster, and of $50 each in the salaries Of
Clara Walker, Clarine Warner, Annie A
McAllister, NJ. Elmina Woodruff and Lucy
N. Whitmore.
The committee to which the question Of
the WEIGH training school was referred re
i. ported that after investigation they hai
found that the presence of the training
school there did not conflict with the in
struotion of the pupils at the Grsnma
= | school