Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-13
EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.

Teachers Appointed, Transferred and
 kesignRtions Accepted.
 At meeting of the board of education yesterday afternoon the following transfers of teachers were made:
 Miss M. R. COrcoran of the grade rooms in the High school building to the room in the Porter street school left va- cant by the the transfer of Miss Winnifred A. Wood
 Miss Nora McElligott of the Bank street school to the room left vacant by the resig- nation of Miss Emma M. Lyman of the Bishop street school. Miss Mary A. Wood from the Ridge street school to the room left vacant in the East Main street school by the resignation of Miss Bangs.
 Miss Mary E. Lahey of the Elm street school to Washington street school.
 Miss Marie Morrot from the Melton transfer of Miss Lahey. street school to the room in the same scool left vacant by the resignation of Miss l Adeline Long I Miss Mary l. Charters of the same school to the room left vacant by the transfer of Miss Cowan.
 Miss Lillian Kirschbaum, assistant at the Locust street school to the place left vacant by the transfer of Miss Cowan.
 Miss Hattie Lyman was appointed assis- tant at the Sperry street school.
 Miss Katherine Carroll was appointed as- sistant at the Welton street school. Miss Frances Bowe was appointed assis- tant to Miss Kirschbaum in the Locust street school.
 Miss M. A. Ingersol from the Elm street school to the room in the same school made vacant by the resignation of Miss M. E. White.
 Miss Rose E. White of the Elm street school to the room left vacant by the transfer of Miss Ingersol
 Miss Winifred A. Wood of the Porter street school to the room made vacant b. the transfer of Miss White.
 Miss Kate Callaghan of the Clay street school to the room left vacant by the resig- nation of Mrs Wilder.
 Miss Nellie E. Carroll of the Clay street school to the room left vacant by the trans fer of Miss CaIlnghan Miss s. NJ Weston of the same school to the room lett vaoAIt by the transfer ot Miss Carroll
 Miss Mary c. Walsh of the same school to the room left vacant by the transfer of Miss 1 Weston.
 Miss Margaret F. Stevens. assistant al the Clay street school. to the room left Va. cant by the transfer of Miss Walsh
 Miss Minnie O'Connor, an assistan, at the Welton street school, to the DO sitiou left vacant by the transfer of Miss Stevens.
 Miss Elizabeth Walsh was appointed tc succeed Miss Mary Wood at the Ridge street school.
 The special teachers in the High schoo were re-appointed as follows: John T Taylor. M. E, manual training and draw ing; Miss Carrie l.. Ernesty, German; Mis- Frances M. Lounsbury, sewing; C. R. Bill music
 The High school teachers were re .ap ) pointed with the exception of Principal G } H. Tracy, resigned, and F. A Carpenter who has left the school w. E. Thoms wal transferred from the classical department tt science, the change being made at his owI request. Leon I, Wood of this city wa. elected to fill the position made vacant b, Mir Thoms' transferal, at a salary of $l ,00( year.
 The resignation of Miss J. E. Wilder O the Clay street school, of Miss Mary V 7 Bangs of the East Main street school, ant of Miss Hattie kershaw, assistant in th Locust street school, were read and ac cepted.
 Applications for positions as teachers il 3 the center district schools were received from Miss Azubah F. Reilly of this cit, | and from Miss Elizabeth F. DevIne o Suftield. The applications were placed oI file.
 ] The board exprt ssed much regret at tn } failure of the district committee to approv of the increase of salary recommended t. 7 Principal Devine of the Bank street schoo . and appointed 8 committee consisting o Chairman J. A. Mulcahy. Judge Cowel 5 and Dr Hayes to appear at the next meet ingof the district committee and explain . why the board had recommended an in B crease in salary for Mir Devine
 The petition of Prof Ercole for permis sion to use two of the public school room ? in which to give instructions in the Ital 3 ian language to children of that nationalit 5 was referred to the evening school com mittee which consists of Doctors O'Hara B Hayes and Hinckley.
 The building committee will meet at
 o'clock tomorrow afternoon