Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-13


monthly meeting of the School Committee
last evening and all Of the members were
present. The most important matter was
the election Of teachers for the ensuing
year.
supt. Fishers Report.
The monthly report of the Superinten-
dent, Gilman G. Fisher, was received.
This report called attention to the need OF
new school houses, etc.
The resignation OF Erwin w. Read, as
sistant teacher of music In the public
schools, was received and accepted.
The bills for the expenses of the month
were allowed and ordered paid.
Teachers Elected.
The committee then went into execu-
tive session and considered the report OF
the committee on qualifications as 20 the
election OF teacher for the ensuing year.
After long session the doors were open
cd, when 1t was voted TO open the schools
the next fall term on the second Monday
OF September-10th of the first
Monday.
The report OF the committee on qualifi-
cations, as amended in executive session,
was presented ana adopted, and telchers
were elected for the ensuing year as fol.
lows:
High School-William w. Curtis, Lellan
J. Tuck, Henry II. Hastings, Charles A.
Meader, William A. Newell, Mary p.
Sanborn, Mrs. Cora III. Dimpsey, Amey
3. Rhodes, Lizzie Little, Ella M. Adams.
High Street School-Philande A. Gay,
Harriet II. Hopkins, assistant; Myra 3,
Dgka
Finley, Mary McGillicuddy.
Cherry Street School-M. Eta Elliott
Marion ID. Bennett, Amelia Perry; kinder
garteD, Annie b. Fales, Mrs. Emma Hus-
band, assistant.
Laurel Hill-Kate Il. Bode, Ellen Me-
Fee, Mary T.. McCsbe, Ellen c. Martin.
Church Hill-Frank w. Jones. Emily J
Clifford, assistant; Mrs. Louise ii. Greene
SadieJ. Wood, Emile M. Flagg, Mauc
Slocum, Adelaide Reibssm.
Capital street-Mrs. Annie l.. Chatter
ton, Annie l.. Cole.
Quincy avenue Sarah l.. keenan,, Carri
B. Mowry.
Hancock street-Louise p. Remington
Mrs. Mary l.. Cummings, Mrs. Sarah M
Ryder, Katherine L. Owens, Annie q
Crane, Nellie l.. Emerson, Flora f. Howes
Smithfield avenue Margaret l.. Nc
Cudden.
Garden street-Wllliam p. Nudge
Hattie l.. Cole, Onie l. Conland, l.
Frances Estes, Emogene Allyn, Grace M
Grant, J. Alice Davis, Mary Il. Johnson
Florence b. Howland, Eleanor M. Jollie
Marianne McGinn, Florence q. Thomp
SOD, Myra II. Titus.
Cleveland street-ADnie Breen, Mary
Geary, Elsie q. Waterman, Jennie Jeffers
Washington street-Mary-sT. y. Carey
Emma l.. Crawford.
Pidge avenue-Annie M. Burns.
South Woodlawn-Jennie Ellis, Nelli,
Martin.
Grove street-Mary l.. p. Shattuck, Ell
mira e. Whiting, y. Fannie Eddy, NJ. Eli
Wadsworth, Mary ID. Pollard, Mrs. Issbe
Coleman, Alice l.. Currier, Alice Il. Bent
ley, Theresa M. jenkins; Kindergarten
Susie Greeley, Sarah s. Brayton, Mabel
Perkins.
Summit street-Florence 1. Shepard, Id'
K. Finlay.
Division street Estella +. Scott, Eliza.
beth A. O'Briep, Lucy e. Titus, Fannie j.
Moroney; assistant, Charlotte W. Perry
Brook street-Julia 8. Avery, Lydia A
Paine.
Lincoln avenue-Sarah l.. Cullen.
Prospect street-hrs. Fannie Il. Car
penter.
Broadway. Quincy Litchfield, Roby
A. Cole, assistant; AnReline w. Bishop
Mahals w. French, Emma f. Martin
Kate ID. Perry, M. Agnes Boles.
East Elizabeth A. Ryan, Ernes.
tine Patterson, Emma Hindley, Margatel
J. Ludgate.
Middle street-Jennie b. jerks, Louise
Cushman kindergarten, Hattie J. French
Addie Holmes.
Taunton roads. Maria Giasby, Laurs
M. Smith, Phsbe K. Morris, Margaret q
Butler, Grace M. Fsirweather.
Fairlawn-Msry Z. Jenkins, Lena II
Paine.
Teacher of music-Albert q. White,
with the sum of IS each school week for
horse hire.
Teacher OF drawing-Mrs. Geneva A.
Tice.
Science Teacher Annette +. Armes.
Recomme endations.
The committee recommend that the
masters assist ants at the Broadway, High
street and Church Hill schools serve also
rs substitutes when needed In grades
sboye the third through hout the city, ire
spective of the district In which they as.
sist, and that Miss Mary T. jerks be EN-.
ployed at q salary OF f360 per snnum al
substitute for the three lowest grades.
The salary of the superintendent
clerk was fixed at t12 per week, and Miss
Alice J. Davis was re- elected to that posi-
tion.
The matter Of procuring contracts for
the teachers To sign was left TO the com.
mittee on qualifications with power to act