The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-23
EAST PROVIDENCE.
School teachers Appointed and Sala-
ries Fixed Last Evening.
Spirited Contest I'm the Election OF
school House Janitors.

The regular meeting Of the school COM
mittee was held last evening for the cleo
tion OF teach hers. The names OF Fanny vi.
Kiloy. Alice III. Harbon and Emma +.
la on were put on the approved list.
i ..cre was some informal talk about some
changes, but there were bat two recon-
mended by the superintendent and few
changes in the salaries. Following Is
the list OF teachers with their weekly
salaries:
High school-F. w. Alexander, prin-
cIpal, salary, $3.50; Miss Irene G Chip
man, first assistant, Si5i Miss Fanny
Stacey, second assistant, sl0; Miss Alice
= johnson, third assistant, sl2i Miss
Nellie K. Monroe, fourth assistant, rlli
A. L. Hoyt Grammar School-Ernest "A.
Johnson, principal, salary, 40; Miss Ellen
- Tobin, first assistant, Sl5; Miss Lizzie
r. Gibbs, second assistant, sl2i Miss
Emma r. Read, third assistant, 81;
Miss Mary Lawson, fourth assistant, s12;
Miss CorneliR NJ Gon, tffth assistant,
$40; Miss Elizabeth +. Harrington, sixth
assistant, $40: Miss Fanny ID. Smith,
seventh assistant, $40; Miss Helen L. VII
bur, eighth assistant, rl0
Warren Avenue Primary-Miss Althea
T. Ide, principal. salary, si0; Miss Han
nah r. Read, first assistant, tsi Miss
Agnes l. Mahoney. second assistant, ~;
Miss NJ. Elma Carr, third assistant, ~
Potter street Primary Miss Abbie +.
Donovan, principal, salary, siei Miss Mary
/. Burns, first assistant, ssi Miss Edlth
NJ Shaw, second assistant, s.; Miss j. Is.
c. Plummer, third assistant, p
williams Avenue Primary 49, Miss Pa
thence W Gon, principal, salary, slOi
Miss l. Bell Miller, assistant, ~.
James Street Primary Miss Eugenie {.
Pagney, principal, salary, slOi Miss Mabel
y: Merwiggan, nrst asslstan@ssi MISS
Eley Daggett, second assistant, -
Union Grammar School-Miss Amey r.
Bowen, principal, salary, sl5; Miss Mile
/. Carroll, assistant, -.
Union Primary Miss Gertrude Mowry,
principal, salary, $40; Miss Jennie sund-
berg, assistant, ~.
Primaries Nos. Miss Annie r.. Pearse,
salary, ~; No. 3, Miss Mary r. Murphy,
~; No. 2, Miss Nellie y. McAdams, so;
No. 3, Miss Cora Nj. Daggett, sl0.
Turner Avenue Grammar-Aiiss Louella
A. Miles, principal, salary, els; Miss
Anna q. Cowley, first assistant, sil; Miss
Mary Y. Cahill, second assistant, go;
Miss l. May Bishop, third assistant, 80;
Miss Susie Scott, fourth assistant, SlOi No.
4, Miss Matilda Peterson, ~; No. D, Miss
Bertha V. Card, siO
Turner Avenue Primary Miss T..
Theresa Mahoney, principal, $40; Miss
Nora II. sullivan, assistant principal, ~
East Street Primary-Miss Louisa nj.
Hin, principal, sl0; Miss Laura "A.
Andrews, assistant principal 81
Teacher OF Music - Miss Lillian +.
Sphinx, sl2.
Teacher of Drawing Miss Jennie
LeCiara, $40.
The election OF evening school teachers
was next in order.
Watchemoket District-Aifred ;. John
SON, principal; Miss Hettie M. Con,
assistant principal.
Rumford Richard +. McCourt, prin-
cipal; Miss Mary ". Roe, assistant prin-
cipal
at Brown University. The appointment
OF an assistant was left with the superin-
tendent.
The election OF janitors came next.
Superintendent Farnham recommended
that the same janitors be reappointed.
There was some objection to this, and II
was voted TO elect one at time, and the
following were elected: Joseph Wood
for the High school, James and Potter
streets, Si2; Howard Johnson, n. Il. Hoyt
School, ali. For Warren Avenue and
illiams street there was long discus
sion. Mr.. Farnham said that Mr.. Bowden
had done the werk well and he would
nominate him. Mr.. John Narehem and
MIR. William III. Lawton were also NOM
mated. There were several ballots taken,
resulting i'm two each for Mr.. Bowden
aud Mr.. Wareham, and one FOR MIR.
Iawtou. Finally on the seventh ballot
Nlf. N0fcuam nhu lnFtc DailolS, anu Nii.
Bowden and Mr.. Iawton, one each, and
Mr.. Wareham was declared elected.
Turner Avenue and East street School
William =. Brown.
Union Grammar Edward Johnston.
For the primary shools, one of the
scholars is elected Janitor at salary OF
Si.50 per week.
IL was voted that the bylaws be
changed, so that the election OF teachers
hereafter will be made at the meeting in
June, and there Will be no meeting in
July and August.
This morning officer Clements brought
John Murphy TO the station charged with
larceny. He went into the coat room at
Crescent Park and took a coat valued at
$40, and vest valued at 81, belonging to
Frank =. Colegrove, and macintosh
valued at Si2 belonging TO Arthur ;.
Barnes. AS soon as the theft was dis
covered word was telephoned to the city,
and Murphy was captured on south
Main street, and urned' over to officer
Clements.
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