The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
He Meets With Strong Oppo-
sition in School Committee.
Fails OF Reelection as Principal OF
Manual Training School.
The Matter Discussed In Secret Session
Last tNight-Transfer OF Teachers.

TO the election of High School teachers,
because of a difference of opinion among
the members as TO whether PrincipalGrant
should succeed himself or not.
The annual transfer of lower grade
teachers took place with the following
results:
Arnold Primary School-Charlotte c.
Ingram was transferred from room To
room 2; Fannie A. Greene from room 4
10 room 3, and Ida r. Morse from grade
TO grade A Sarah ID. Coleman from room
to room 8; Ella A. Greene from room
to room g; Mary +. Augustus from
room to room z, and Annie L. Nc
Entee from room 10 to rooms.
East Street Primary School-Katherine
NJ Dwyer was transferred from room 2 TO
room 8; Mary V. McNerney from room
to room g
Candace Street Grammar School-Mary
Il. Tobin wa appointed to room Ia and
Mary L. Crawley TO room ID. Margaret
L. Kane was transferred from room IL to
room @; Mary T.. NOVEL; from room 13 TO
room II, and Annie l.. Simpson from
room IA TO room 10.
Branch Avenue Grammar School-Mary
" McCabe OF room was made new
critic teacher, rooms and z.
Charles Street Primary School-EliZa
A McGuinness, principal, was made
| critic teacher, and room was made
training school
Veazie Street Primary school-E. Edith
Brown was appointed to take charge of
room 2, and Emeline r. Crowell to
| room 3.
Branch Avenue Primary School-Alice
| A. Evison was elected to teach in
room 2.
Point Street Grammar School-Laura e.
Almy was transferred from room 9 To
room 8; Mildred T.. Moss from room 10
TO room 8, and Lucy M. Dmielson from
room II TO room 10.
Elm Street Primary School-M. Matilda
| Miett was transferred from Somerset
street and made assistant principal and
critic teacher 8. Francis Pike was trans
| ferred from room to room 2, Bertha l..
Child from room to room 5.
Somerset Street Primary School-M.
| Emily Cushing was transferred from Elm
street school to room 2.
| Oxford Street Grammar Schooi-Susan
Il. Waite was elected to teach room 8.
| Thurber's Avenue Primary School
Lillian A. Potter was transferred from
room 4 to room 2.
Chester Avenue Primary School-Rose
Martin was elected to teach In room 2,
and Carrie Schmitt was transferred from
| room to room 2.
Plain Street Primary School-Mary A.
Remington, principal, was made critic
| teacher in rooms and 2; Mary T.. Lin
| coin was transferred from Burnside street.
California Avenue Primary School
Maria l.. Griffin was transferred from
| AultTlcu btTttJ 10 room d, Bella vi. Rice
| from Plain street to room 2.
Willard Avenue Primary School--Ida Il.
Mather was transferred from Elm street
| to room 2.
Jackson Avenue Primary School-Eva
| III. Tillinghast was selected as assistant
teacher in room 2.
Bridgham Street Grammar SCHOOL,
Annie +. Dean was transferred from room
8 TO room D; Mary r. Hall was transferred
| from Messer street to room g; Flora ID.
Sphinx was transferred from room 9 to
room 9; and 9. Janette Parmenter from
room II to room 9.
Messer Street Grammar School-Laura
!. French, transferred from room to 2 I;
Marion A. Place from room to 3; Mar
garet III. Small, z TO a; Flora j.. Angel, @
TO b; Alice j. Greene, to z; Mrs. Celia
+. Conway, from Bridgham street to
room s. Annie L. Ring, 10 to 0; Frances
from Summer street to room II; Hsrriet
r. Greene from Bridgham street.
Federal Street Grammar School-Elenor
| Il. Harris transferred from room 4 to 2;
Dorcas b. Tell from Academy avenue
Anna Anna +. Baker, room to 8; Lizzie NJ.
o; Mary A. McArdle, II to 10; A. May
Allen, II to IL; Mary d. Harris trans
ferred from Atwells avenue.
Atwell's avenue Primary School-Eliza-
beth McEntee was elected teacher in room
q Mary l. anthony transferred from
Florence NJ. Kenyon from Africa street;
Sadie r. Dotie from room to 6.
Academy Avenue Grammar School
Maud II. Perrin, Francesca A. Manches-
ter, and Mary 4. Smith, were elected to
teach rooms and Z, and school for spe.
cial discipline respectively; Emily j.
Rothwell transferred from room 8 to 2.
Julian Street Primary School-Margaret
L. Hammill, principal, transferred from
Covell street.
River Avenue Primary School-May T..
Tally and Harriet ID. Conley were elected
new teachers.
Covell Street Primary School-Ellen
McCrillis, transferred from Academy
| avenue.
Smith Street Primary School-Carrie Il.
Sampson, transferred from Candace street
and made q new critic teacher.
kindergarten, Smith street-Mary T..
Davis, new assistant.
Beacon Avenue Clara B. Cobb new
assistant.
Willow Street-Charlotte T.. Ripley. new
assistant. Permanent assistant, Adelaide
M. Waterman.
Superintendent Tarbell presented his
annual report, which contained most in
teresting statistics relative TO the age OF
pupils I'm the grammar grade.
The age statistics for the 10 classes
which graduated Yesterday, for instance,
uTt Us lbllONhs
Four were ~ yeiuould, 30 were 13 wears.
so were IL years, llny, ere Is years, so were
16 years, 10 we2 years, two were Is
years, and two wttersl years. Among the
girls, seven wer1stor ars old, 80 We're 13
years, lis were VI 6.&, l6S were IS years.
102 were 16 yeay W Ancre II years, three
were Is years, 4 "Tho was 10 ye~rs old.
The averagesl' and Academy avenue.
Is 10 years; Bst' venue, 1901 years
Bridgham std i3 years; Candace
street, 10 20 SSertsttiy9oyie avenue, i5 IS
years; Federal street, 1b. I3 years: .Messer
street, 10. i2 years; Oxford street, 10. 5s
years; Peace street, 15.60 years; Point
street, 1854 years; Thayer street, 10. 2i
years; Vineyard street, 10. 43 years
The enrolment for the past quarter has
| been: -
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brammnr fchcolss... A.s....s. lh'
Primary schools...s....s ~ 2Jt
special SCHOOLS -. III
KINDERGARTEN schools ....... ....... bil
1
Toinl. q, sfI
The enrolment for the year has been:
Increase over
a So.