Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
THE YOUNG idea.
Who Will Teach Them
10 Shoot Next Year.
THOSE HIGH SCHOOL BIDS.
Contracts Awarded But the Amounts
Not Known.

rhe monthly meeting of the School
Committee was hold last evening. Mr..
Mcdregor was the only absentee. A dele
CATION, headed by Edwin Darling, spoke
In favor of the retention OF Miss Perry of
the Broadway school, but their appeal
had no effect.
The resignation OF Lelan J. Tuck az
sub. master I'm the High School, OF Miss
Annette r. Armes, supervisor OF nature
study, Of Miss Emily J. Clifford OF the
Church Hill school, and OF Miss Laura M.
Smith OF the Central avenue school were
accepted.
1t was voted to apply to the City Coun-
ell for $4,000 to erect a school at FAIR
lawn.
The Auditorium was ordered engaged
for the graduating exercises OF the High
School Wednesday evening, June 20, and
for the grammar schools Friday evening,
June %.
The opening OF the fall term was fixed
for September 8.
1t was voted to apply to the City Coun.
ell for 1900 for the rebuilding OF the Lin
coin avenue school.
Mr.. Hartford from the committee on
qualifications, presented the report OF
that committee, recommending a list Of
teachers to be elected for the ensuing
school year, ,and they were elected as
follows:
High Schcol-William Fl. Curtis Henry
III. Hastings, William II. Jackson, William
A. Newell, Mary q. Osborn, Cora II.
Dimpsey, Amy s.. Rhodes, Lizzie Little,
Ella n. Adams.
Hancock street-Mary L. Cummings,
Sarah n. Ryder, Mabel l.. Short, assis-
| tant; Katherine T. Owens, Annie q.
Crane, Nellie l.. Emerson, Flora 4. Howes,
! assistant.
Ward room-Emma F. Jenkins.
! Laurel hill-Harriet Beale, Ellen Nc
| Fee, Mary f. McCaoe, Ellen G. Martin.
Fairlawn-Msry K. jenkins, Lena T.
Paine.
Smithfield avenue-Margaret l.. Nc
| Cudden, jeanette Fairbrother, assistant.
Church Hill-Lsndo q. Smith, princi-
pal; Sadie J. Wood, assistant; Louise IL.
Greene, Louise p. Remington, Myra 8.
Robinson, Minna SteInberg, iMyra A.
Bumstead, Amelia M. Perry, A. Maude
Emerson, Adelaide M. Riebsam, Nellie
r. Martin, assistant.
Cherry street-M. Eta Elliott, Carrie
Greene, Marion ID. Bennett, Lizzie K.
Finley, Marion McGillicuddy, Mary Far.
rell, assistant.
| Capital street-Annie l.. ChattertoD,
Fannie r. Evans, Emma l. Crawford, as
sistant.
Quincy avenue-Sarah l.. keenan,, Maude
M. Slocum.
Garden street-William p. Nudge,
principal; Hattie l.. Cole, assistant; l..
Francis Estes, Mary Z. Fredenburg, Grace
M. Grant, Emogene Allyn, j. Alice Davis,
Mary T. Johnson, Florence iP. Rowland,
Eleanor NJ. Jolie, Florence q. Tomps on,
Marianne McGinp, Carrie M. Bellows,
Mabel w. Sherman, assistant; Sarah
Brayton, Emma Husband, assistant.
Cleveland street-Annie Breen, Mary }.
Geary, Elsie Waterman, Jennie Jeffers.
! Washington street-Mary II. 8. Carey,
Ellen A. Brennan, Sarah K. Smith, as
sistant.
Pidge avenne-Maude Peters, Annie M.
Burns, Charlotte Perry, assistant.
South Woodlawn-Jennie l.. Ellis.
| Grove street-Mary l.. p. Shattuck,
Principal; Elmira +. Whiting, 8. Fam
ME Eddy, NJ. Ella Wadsworth, Msry b..
Pollard, Isabel S. Coleman, Alice l.. Cur
rier, Alice Z. Bentley, Grace l.. Hayes,
Susie Greeley, Mabel Perkins, first assis-
| tant.
Summit street-Florence 1. Shepard, Ida
4. Finley.
Brook street-Julia s. Avery, Lydia A.
Paine.
Division street-Estella +. Scott, Eliza
beth A. O'Brien, Lucy L. Titus, Frances
j. Moroney.
Prospect street-Fannie X. Carpenter.
| \.
Harriet II. Hopkins, assistant; Mahala
w. French, Elizabeth A. Ullrich, M. II
Vining, Emma +. Martin, Lena Joyce, M (.
Agnes Boles.
East street-Mary f. Hatch, ErnestIne
Patterson, Lottie f. GraYes, Margaret j..
Ludgate.
Middle street-Adelaide A. Cozzins,
Jennie B. jerks, Louisa Cushman, Hattie
J. French, Ellen II dimes, assistant.
Central avenues. Maria Glasby, f..
Agnes Crofts, Ellen f. Finley, Grace M.
Fairweather, Margaret M. Butler, substi-
tute, Mary Il. jerks.
Supervisors Albert Z. White;
drawing, Geneya Cooley Tice; nature
study and peumanship, Julia M. Talbot ;
physical training, 3. M. Taylor.
The monthly report OF the superin-
tendent spoke OF the necessity OF getting
anot her 81 900 for text books.
The bids on the High school were then
opened, and the contract was given 10
w. II. Dearborn " Son OF Worcester for
the mason and carpenter work. The
Pawtucket Steam Il Gas Pipe Co. got the
plumbing and heating contract. The
amount OF bids were voted not to be mad,
public.