The Portland daily press., 1894-06-26

Some Changes in the City's Educa-
tional Staff-Names of the Graduates
From the High School Manual Train
ing to be Expected.
An important meeting of the school COM
mittee was held yesterday. All the members
of the committee, including Mr.. Patrick Nc
Gowan, of Ward 2, whom illness has kept
away for the greater part of the year, were
present. Mayor Baxter presided
The first business was preliminary to the
graduation of members of the High school
class.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Diplomas were voted to the following
members of the High school graduating
class.
General Course-Annie M. Allen. Cora NJ
Burnham, Marion 9. Chapman, Evelyn s.
Clark MAZDA A. Cleaves, Nellie H.. Collins.
Gram, Edith T. Delano, Annie ". Doughty,
Maragret B. Duroy, Mary E. Estes. Eliza
beth BE- ". Farley Flora flora. G. Farrs Mildred F
Harriet j.. Hall, Rosetta L. Henderson.
Florence M. Jordan. Margaret S. Jordan,
Nellie A. King, Mary 2; Latham, Leda 2.
Meaher. Georgiana H. Melcher. Marion q.
Merrill, Trulette p. Parsons, Georgiana NJ
Pettingill,- Annie D. Pierce, GRACE E.
born, Clara P. sewall. Mabel skillings, Cora
B. Smart, Abbie G. Trefethen, Margaret J.
Worcester, Marion B. Worcester, Alice M.
William II. DAVIS, William E. Decslle;
Samuel g. DILLINGHAM;, Leroy E. Dow, Paul
P. Goold. Wm 4. Hand, Jr., Thos. E; Han
Harry W. locke.
c. Hayes, Helen II. Hunt, Marietta L.
II Mart ario G1il
Charles E. Barnard, Perciral P. Baxter,
Thomas j. Burrage, Timothy S. Connolly.
Philip H. Cook, Frank L. Crocker, John F.
Dana, William B. Desmond, Francis W.
Donahue, Charles NJ. Drummond, Arthur L.
Grover, Charles E. Halves, Frederic A.
bbng william Haanr Y Frank %nad Nc
Millett, Edward II. Nash, Arthur M. Pear
son, Thomas L. Pierce, Harold A. Pingree,
Darius s. Roberts, Charles l.. Snow, George
B. Yerril1, Benjamin Webster, Jr.. Charles
M. Woodman.
The High school graduation exercises will
occur Wednesday afternoon.
ELECTION OF. TEACHERS.
The election of teachers accompanied by
the fixing of salaries, came next in order,
resulting as follows:
High--Albro E. Chase. Principal. $4,000;
Leroy L. Hight, 1850; Charles o. Caswell,
1900: Antoine Dorticos, 1900; Horatio $.
Gard, 900; Sarah A. Fitzpatrick, 500; Caroline
E. Gould, 500; Flora B. Coolidge, 600; Annie
P. True, 600; Gertrude B. Morse, 800: Alice
NJ; Lord, 600; Florence |. Pollister,. 600; r.
Ella Davis, 800; Carrie E. Elder, 550
Mr.. Gard comes from the Bath High school.
He is graduate of Bowdoin. He takes the.
place of Mr.. Charles f. Stimson, who did
not desire reelection. intending to study
theology. and afterwards, in Germany, fit
himself for professorship.
Smaller, Grammer-Marada f. Adams
Principal, $1,000; M. Rose Giles. 900; Alice I.
Evans, $50; Lulu l. Hoyt, 450; S. Elizabeth
Ha 40 40; Myra I. Russell, 425; Eugenia
Primary M. Eastman, S425; Fran
celia a. Evans, 400; Albertine p Bracket.
400; Mary J. WEIGH, 400.
Butler Grammer-w. W. Andrews. Princi-
pal, 81, 440; Ellen. G Williams, 800; Eliza A.
Taylor, 49, 90; & p. Grover, 45o; ELLEN p.
Burrowes, 425; Abbie L. Jacobs, 425; Ruth
Amy \. Furiong, is; Ella q. Webster, u.s. as;
West. Grammar-Ad riana M. Carleton,
F. Kicker, As; Lillian NJ; ,Waldron, 49,
g. Fuller, zoo Nelsine |. Ha sssS' LOO 49,
Harriet o. Proctor. 400.
pr h9rth s5oo E. Rob F. ann
"a TszoE s Ezab baIRni z Day. A.
4 Pri hather5ne G. RcoRMRol5y @ s4.s
hid, l. g; Murray, 400; Cora ora E; Clay, 400
oRourke, ioo N. j. w. Penne III 4s5 fMIg inpe
A. Files, 400: Katie M. Melaugh. 400: Flora
Jennie B. Parker, zoo: Frederiia N. Parl es,
AGO.
Jackson, g. Grsmmar.-.Daniel H. Dole,
Carrie l. CLARK, 45o Ellen M. Worcester foas ter
$50; Frances E. Hunt. $50; Mary E. Kilby,
459; Alice q. Jones, 450; Emma F. Lamson,
Carrie B. Norton, 425.
Center Street Grammar. A. Mil1iken,
Principal, 81, 200; Carrie Q. Cole, 500.
dan, $3.50; Mary E; Plqmmer, 400; Lizzie f.
Barstow, Az; Della G. Cady, 400.
J. Wilson, Principal, $780, Sara G. Hoyt,
400; susan A. Clark, 400; Christina M.
Thompson, 400; ,Jospehine g. O'Connor, 400:
Training, Chestnut Street-sarah NJ. Tay-
Eleanor N. Griffin, 4s5; Ella g. Gould, 425;
425; Kate A. WEIGH, 1875; J. Maud Fapyan,
425; Harriet Armstrong, 425; Harriet G.
Baker, 425.
Primary No. A, Casco street-Isabella
Garyin, Principal, $500; Martha Foley, 400;
Sarah f. Colburn, 400; Jennie e. French,
400; Annie j, Clark, AGO; Ellen Goold, 400;
Primary No, 6, Park street-Rosa E. True.
Principal, $500; Ada L. DAVIS, 400; Martha
W. blake. 4Uu, Alice IL. ruler, 4OU: Mary q.
Nesmith, 400; Ethelyn G. Clark, AGO.
Primary No. Z, Bracket Street-Mary f.
Stackpole, Principal, $500.
ELECTION of four assistants deferred until
next meeting)
Mcclellan Primary No. s-Alice M. wyer,
Principal, $500; Annie Belle Lowell, 400;
Mary P. Robinson, 400; Clara A. Thurston.
400; Bessie o. Ham, 400 Fannie Howarth,
400.
PrimaryssN. 9, Vaughan street-Eleanor K.
Loring, Principal, 5000; Margaret ".
Langthorne, 400; Marie L. Huston 400; Dora
H. Moulton, 400.
Peaks Island-Ada B. Curtis, Principal.
$500; Maud A. Simpson, $50; Laura E.
Long Island. West End-Mrs. Isabel
Hughey, $500.
Long Island. East End-Sadie L. Russell,
$780,
Crotch Island-Mss Isabel Hughey, $780,
Teacher of Writing and Drawing-H W.
Shaylor, Sl400.
Assistant Teacher of Drawing-Lucy G.
Bedlow, $500.
Teacher of Music-Ann E. Merrill, $780,
: Teacher Of Manual Training William G.
Holden, S1200.
Portland school for Deaf-EIizabeth R.
Eta Estabrook, 425; Estella NJ Draper, 400;
Mary Webb, 400: Grace E. Armtrong. 400;
Annie l.. Patrick, Sc week.
Miss Plympton is a new assistant who