The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-07
TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
MfSY MITrERs OF IMPORTfyCH
 IRiSsiCTED LIST ETESIyG.

several Salaries Raised-HnmphreyS Street school VIII Remain in Lowell DistrIct-- All Positions In the Boardinnn Manual
 Training School Filled Except Two. A special meeting of the board of education wns held last evening. Tho salary of Miss Georgana Barber, Gb, of Washington school was made s650 in- stead of S640; that of Miss Ella A. strong, 2a, of West street school, siG0 instead of si50; Miss Nellie Story of tho Ferry street school, 5715 instead of s7O0; Miss Sarah A. Lewis of the Cedar street school, s7l5 instead of S70O; Miss Georgia Hardy of the Lloyd street school, sG30 instead of sG2O Miss E. W, Andrews of Winchester school. s575 in. stead of si00. It was voted to give Miss Blackman, the typewriter of tho board of education, q three weeks vn- cation nt time in August to be desig- hated by tho superintendent. It was voted that the Humphrey street school remain in Lowell district and tn at Su- perintendent Curtis be given discie- tionary power to send scholars to tho Fair, Hamilton or other districts. This Is only q temporary arrangements; for when the State Normal school leaves the Skinner school and the rooms can again be occupied it will be unnecessary.
 Charles Sargent. A. M., was appoints ed to the position at a salary of $1, 400 dn the high school recently made vacant by the appointment of Mir. Malcolm Booth to the Boardman Manual Train- ing school.
 A. H. Moss, A. B., was appointed teacher of science in the Boardmau Manuel Training school at a. salary of SLIGO. He Is also qualified to teach blacksmithing. F. J. Lloyd, A. B.. was appointed teacher of English In tha Boardman Training school at salary of SS50. Charles'L. kirschner, go S., will be appointed teacher of mechanical drawing in the Boardman Training school at a salary of $1,200 per annum, if he will accept. Miss Ella A. Pierce of the Boston cooking school was appoints ed teacher of cooking at a salary of $750. Miss Dayton's salary was made $500. The library and apparatus list was approved and 1t was voted that an ap- propriation equal to the state approA priation for library and apparatus be made. This will amount to about $78O. The matter of purchase was referred td the committee on supplies.
 Prof. Jepson was authorized to select music for the coming year, and select a n nf hot number of musical selestions be given at the graduating exercises as this year. l.
 MT. Marble of the high school as..ei for an appropriation of $11OO for scien- tif1c purposes. The list was tabled for a time, and MT. Marble will be invited to appear before the board and explain its nature.
 The matter of the tablet with the name of the architect and the board of education, which 1t was voted at the last meeting should be placed in the Boardman Manual Training school. was reconsidered and the matter was referred to the committee on construc. tion with power to act.
 All the positions at the Boariman Manual Training school are now filled. with the exception of the teacher of woodwork and his assistant.
 The committee on supplies announced that the contract for stationary will bs awarded to the New Haven Paper com4 pany; the printing contract to the Staff ford Printing company; for pens, ink, etc., to E. F. Judd; for janitors' sup- piles, to Lindsley, Root & Co. The coma mittee was also given power to rebind all books which are necessary to be re- bound.
 The committees on special construc- tion and special instruction were directs ed to prepare proper dedicatory exer. cises for the opening of the Boardmau Manual Training school.
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