Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-15
CENTER DISTRICT MATTERS
The .lary of the School Clerk wuI bs
 sf,oO0 Next Year.

The lary of the School Clerk wuI be
 si,oO0 Next Year.
 At meeting of the district finance com- mittee last night all bills brought before the meeting were ordered paid. The recommendation of the board of education that certain teachers be granted the in- crease of salary to which their rating en- titles them was adopted. It was voted to advertise for bids for the construction of the addition to the Washington school. as per plans submitted by Architect A. J. Smith. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check of $500 as a guarantee that the party to whom the contract shall be awarded will sign the same within three days. No bid will be received after o'clock on the night of September 24. The parties to whom the work of building the addition may be awarded shall be obliged to furnish bond of q, 500 that the contract will be completed on or before March l, 1895, and that the work shall be done to the entire satisfaction of the members of the district committee. When the addition to the Washington school is completed the school will be one of the finest public school buildings in the city. For some time past there seems to have been a growing demand among the people that the office of the district committee be kept open at regular hours during the sShOOA NSuAtS SOOu uhAc n practice of calling at the office for infor- nation on various matters pertaining to school affairs, and as the salary was not very remunerative the clerk did not re- main there any longer than was necessary 1 for the performance of his duties as clerk | of the meeting. In order that the office may be kept open days and evenings for the accommodation of the public. it was decided to raise the salary of tn. clerk from s700 to S1 .000 per year.
 Hereto fore all school supplies have been marked and distributed from the office of the superintendent at the High school building and it was decided that next year all this work will be done by the school clerk at the office of the district commit tee, which will increase the labor of the clerk to almost twice the usual amount of business. Books will be marked, arranged and distributed by the clerk. as directed by the superintendent and the committee on text books. Teachers who received m increase of $50 year on their marking are: Miss NJ l.. Altman, who was en. titled to an increase of $50. but as S25 brought her to the maximum point, this was all she could receive; Agnes c. Fitz patrick. Mary A. Donahue. Emma J Mccarthy. Ella Bossidy. and E. J. whitor who have now reached the maximum Miss Brown, Mary Coyle, Mrs L. Octlvil | Elwell, Frances Lounsbury, Alice C. Mahler, Rose Mcdonald, AnnieA. McGivney Isabel Prior. Kate Seery. Mary D. Remnant Susie Weston. The follow ing receivedan in crease of S25 each: Miss Beckwith. Mis- Banks. Annie Byrnes, Lucy Burnes Sarah E. Callaghan. Isabel Clark. Marie Corcoran. Mary Coughlan. l.. S. Cownn. J NJ. Cowan. Annie Coyle. Mary A. Cullum Mary Charters. Katherine Charters, Maril Corr. Nellie F. Clohessy. Margaret Cowan MPrgaret l.. Dunn. Jennie NJ. Dudley Annette c. Ellis. Katherine E. Egan. Allie, Fitzpatrick. Marie Heringer. Minnie KeenaI Emily Kelly. Sarah E. kilbride. Adelin m Long. Mary McElligott. Nellie McMahon Maria McMshon. Annie McMahon. Clari Mcknight. Mary O'Connor. Minnie O'Con nor. E. A. Osgood. Emma NJ. Lyman Mary F. Stevens. Clara NJ. Toucey. II Louise Toucey. NJ. Ella White. Mary c Walsh. Mary E. Lahey. Gertrude T Moran. Nora Mahaney. Sarah l.. Middle brook. Lena MargrAff Emma l.. Mccarthy Nora McElligott. Mary McEllIgott. Edni Pretat. The increase brings the Misse Alice r. Fitzpatrick and Miss Edna Pret4 to the maximum grade.