St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11
| IN NORMAL SCHOOLS.
Teachers for the Ensuing
Year Named for Four
Of the Schools.
Committees Chosen to EX-
pend the Funds Set Apart
for Building.
BondSmen Must Pay, If the
Sprinkling Contractors
Prove Shy.
Seventh Ward Property
Which Must Lay New
Stone Walks.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
the governors Office yesterday. and the
work usually transacted at an annual
meeting was cared for. In other words,
the meeting was held in lieu Of the an
nual session, and the teachers of the
three normal schools were regularly ap-
pointed with a few exceptions. In
some cases positions were held open for
the time being, owing to certain causes
not explained. The meeting was eX-
ecutive. and at the conclusion. at about
5:15 last evening, the secretary of the
board, Supt. Kiehle, gave out all the
facts that the board cared to make pub
Iic
The presidents Of the normal schools
were also in attendance, and the ques-
ton of expanding the moneys that the
legislature appropriated for building
purposes Was discussed at length i'll an
informal way. The president, upon a
vote of the board, finally appointed the
following committees on building, and
they were clothed with full powers to
award contracts and to proceed with the
work contemplated:
WinOna Sch0Ol-MeSSrs. Morey, Pot
ter, Shepard.
Mankato School-MessrS. Clark, Pot
ter and Soaring.
Moorhead School MeSsrs. Lamphere,
Lee and Lord.
Most of the afternoon was consumed
in designating teachers, and the aD-
pointeeS were those recommended by
the respective presidents Of the schools.
The teachers are:
st. Cloud SchOol-Isabel Lawrence.
methods and uperintendent; w. A.
Shoemaker, mathematics; l.. 3. Avery,
natural sciences; j. B. Wesley. En-
glSh; Laura A. Knott, assistant En-
ghsh; F. E. Mitchell, geography; Thorn
as +. Moran, history and civil govern
ment; Nellie Y. Clute, critic in model
school; Syver Vinje, general assistant;
Matte Wheeler, critic in model school;
Cornela A. Cheney, music and draw
ing; Gertrude Campbell, librarian.
Winona-L. II. Gilbrath, methods
and superintendent of model school; E.
A. Kirkpatrick. psychology; E. }. Free
man, natural sciences; NJ. j. Holmes,
history and civil government; Kate l..
Sprague, mathematics; Irene nj. Mead,
English; Caroline V. Smith, vocal
music, penmanShip and accounts;
Frances A. Elmer, librarian and Latin;
Bertha H. Speckman, drawing; Fanny
G. French, assistant mathematics; Ellen
A. O'Brien, critic in model school;
Anna o. Yeaton, Lillian NJ. Tompkns
and Mary A. Keys, critic in model
school; Kate E. Ernst, director OF kim
dergarten.
Mankato School-Charles F. Koehler,
institute conductor, civics and history;
NJ. V. O'Shea, psychology. methods and
director of practice school; U. A. Cox,
natural science; Helen NJ. Phillips,
mathematic; Defranse A. Swami. ge0g-
raphy with methods; A. S. Parker.
English literature and history; Isabella
NJ. Andrews, Latin; May U. Griffin,
vocal music, reading and elocuton;
Margaret A. Reid, drawing: William E.
Freeman, librarian, penmanship ana
bookkeeping; Carrie NJ. Robbins, prin
cipal grammar department practice
school; Harriet E. Eastabrooks, princi
pal primary department practice school.
Moorhead School Ellen A. Ford,
Latin; j. p. Goode, science: NJ. F. Nc
Elligott arithmetic; l. NJ. Kimball,
drawing; A. q. Friberg, janitor; &. n.
LOmfShere, treasurer.