The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-15
APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS
IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF EDUC1TION.

Bids Opened for the Addition to Winches
ter SchoOl-Many Changes Among the
Tenchers-New Appointments for the
High SchooI-Chnnges in Salaries for th'
Ensuing Year
The regular meeting of the board OF
education and the appointment Of
| teachers Of the New Haven city school
district was made last evening, every
commissioner being present with the
exception of Mr.. Walter j. Connor
Architect Robinson was present and
npened bids for the construction of the
addition to Winchester school. The
addition was to come within a $4,000
appropriation, The bids were as fol-
lows:
Heating and entilation-Sheehan &
Groark. $7OO"; Rourke Bros, 81 ,342; New
Haven Heating and Plumbing Co., $685.;
Clerkin & Mcdonald, $1,450.
Painting-Wolcott& Paret, $S45*; Han
nan & Mccarthy, $449.
Mason work-Gallagher Reilly & Co.,
$4,374; Patrick Lyon, $3,245"; D. G. Car
michael, $4,047; F. A. Stowe & Son, &c.
500; A. ]. Carmichael, S3,S73; L. p.
sperry. $4,275,
Carpenter work-John S. Osborn, $4,-
777*; the e. Larkins & Sons Co, 5,122;
McWilliams & Arthur, $4,000; David H.
Clark, $4797.
c) Lowest bidder mark
The bids were referred to the build
ing committee with power to award to
the lowest responsible bidder.
1t was voted to put the building in
the rear Of the Hillhouse high school
in proper condition for school work
for the coming year, the work to be
done during vacation.
II was voted to , Jpropriate SIS from
the library fund of the Boardman Man
ual Training school and 800 from the
same fund Of the Hillhouse High school
to purchase unmounted photographs
Miss Skinner is going abroad this sum
mer and will have opportunity to pur-
chase valuable photographs at low
rate.
-Four hundred and twenty dollars was
appropriated for the importation of
chemical apparatus for the Boardman
school.
A letter Of acceptance of the position
of superintendent of schools was read
from Mr. C. N. Kendall. He did not
think that he would be able TO visit
New Haven before the closing of the
schools June 2S. but will be here soon
after, and before, if possible.
The committee on supplies were given
power to purchase the free books which
may be needed.
The committee on finance reported
that receipts for month ending MAY
81, 1895, as $49.5S2.7l; total ordinary
expenses, $29, ,09914; permanent improve
ments, $6,560.3S
Letters of resignation were presented
and accepted as follows: Miss C. A.
Clark of room Dwight school and Miss
Fredericka Bishop, assistant in room 13
Woolsey school.
Then came the reports Of the commit
tee on special instruction and the com
mite on schools, which consisted Of
for the appointment
of teachers. The principal changes are
given below. The name of M. NJ. Mar
BILE is dropped from the list of teachers
In the High school and is added to tho
Boardman Manual Training High school
corps of teachers at a salary of 81 900 as
teacher of electrical engineering
Katherine M. Wiley has been appoint
I'd a teacher of drawing in the Hillhouse
High school at a salary of 5000. j. C.
was appointed a teacher of
Latin and French at salary of 81 900.
Elizabeth W. Cleveland was appointed
, AF ~, Itch n4 10, oc
per annum.
The Hamilton school teachers have
lot been appointed, as the report was in |
an incomplete state.
Skinner school teachers have not been
appointed owing to the uncertainty re-
garding the intentions of the normal |
school authorities.
The committee on special instruction |
recommended an increase of $400 to be |
given to Miss Stella Skinner, supervisor |
If drawing, making her salary 81, 900. |
The board voted to make 1t $1,S0O, a |
aise Of 5000.
The name of Henrietta Stuart is drop |
,ed from the substitute kindergarten |
eachers' list.
The changes voted in salaries are as
ollows:
High school--Chemical labora tory, B.
v. Mcfarland increased from 81 900 to
l. 100; Mary w. Storrs from $500 to 5000,
susan S. Sheridan from $1,10O to 81, 200,
trace A. Weeks from 5000 to $780, M.
Ilmina Woodruff from $3.50 to $780, Clar-
NE Warner from $500 to $780, Annie A.
TcAlister from $3.50 to $3.50, Carrie NJ
ILLS from 500 to $3.50, Genevieve Kin
ey from 5000 to $3.50, Eleanor e. Cutler
rom $3.50 to $500, Clara R. Walker from
200 to 81, ,00O Marian p Whitney from
900 to 81, 100, Ellen c. Abbott from $3.50
} $3.50.
Dwight school-Only one change, Hell
n H. Austin from $3.50 to $500.
Orchard street school-Mary L. Dam
lis from $400 to $3.50, Jessie r. Van Deu-
an from $575 to $500.
New Haven orphan asylum-No
hanges; teachers in rooms and not
ct appointed.
Winchester school-Emily K. Beach
'om $500 to $3.50, Mary J. Barry from
40 to $3.50, Mary A. Keefe from $3.50 to
100, Agnita M. Kennedy from $3.50 to
100, Mary r. Potter from $3.50 to $500.
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