The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-01
OLNEYVlLLE.
Miss Sarah D. Barnes Elected Super
intendent Of Schools.
Teachers Appointed--Agltator Feir Sent
10 jail for Sixty Days.
The News BUREAU, orxBYvrLLn
No. q Hartford Avsnua.

No. u Hartford Avenue.
The Johnston school committee last
evening elected Miss Sarah ID. Barnes
superintendent of.schools for the.ensuing
year at salary OF 5000 There were FIVE
applicants for the position. Miss Barne
was formerly q teacher at the Marion
school where she gave excellent satisfac-
tion.
The new superintendent will devote
her entire time to the work, with an
Office In the council chamber.
The following teachers were appointed
with salary as stated:
High school-F. A. Spratt, $500; M.
Is. Pearson, S775; s. Y. Cushing, S775; E.
A. Sammis, 300.
Drawing Instructor - Miss Harriet
Blaisdel, S4S0.
Physical Culture, $500
School street--T. +. Irons, 5000; Susan
Sweet, $3.50; Louisa A. Beanc, S440; Jen-
net McLaren, S420; Alice M. Clifford,
s4OO; M. A. Cozzcns, Si2D; Annie Il. Han
ley, s240.
Thornton Edith Larry, $3.50; Jennie
Dewsnop, y440; Amy M. Greene, $400j Jo-
sephine j. Clish, s34o.
Simmonsville-Elis u. Cahill, $780,
Antioch--Lizzie L. Curry, 1850.
Pocasset-Prussia M. Harrigton, 1850
Manton-M. A. Corcoran, S440; Joseph
Inc A. Barton, 1850.
Belknap-Ashia A. Mathewson, $780,
Mcrino-Ada Q. Gorton, $3.50; Mary r.
Mccormick, s40O; X. Il. Moore, S400.
Graniteville- George L. Sammis, $3.50.
Franklin-Eva A. harrington, S440.
Concord School--William S. Steere,
$500; Abbie J.Mowry, 5000; Ella ii. lap
ham, $4s0; Annie J. Baker, S4S0; Anna
s. Mattcson, $i70; Clarie I. Freethey,
s470; Ma bel Calef, $3.50.
Rose Street Mabel Il. Lowe, $500; Matte
A Williams, s420; Grace Il. johnson, S40O;
Grace II. Bradford, 800; Ellis Holbrook.
S400; Eta Thomas, S420.
Brown Street-Caroliu Gallup, HS0;
Alice III. Fuller. $40; Phebe l.. King,
1900; Nancy b. Howlsnd, $500; Eugenia
ID. Burt, S3s0.
Nine appointments were passed until
the next meeting. which Will occur
Thursday evening. The following jani.
tors were appointed: John Q. Adams,
John A. Coffin, Hugh Il. Leonard, Israel
Lister, Thomas FL. Mannock, JamessN.
Smith, William B. Colwell. The election
OF janitor at Rose and Brown streets
was continued.
The residents of the Dam and Winsor
schools are TO be interviewed relative to
the abolishmeut of schools in those dis
tricts and the conveying OF the children
The endorsement Of candidate for
truant officer was continued.
FUNERAL OF MRS. BRAYToN.
The funeral of Mrs. Huldah Brayton
occurred from her late residence, corner
OF Plaintield and Vine streets, at one
O'Clock this afternoon Rev. j.
V. Osterhout of the Broadway Baptist
Church officiated. A large number of the
older residents were present. 1nterment
will occur at Foster In the family grounds
Thursday. The bearers were Abel Rey-
nolds, Henry I. Carpenter, Nathan B.
Harris and Joseph Waterman.
DISTRICT COUNT.
Before the Eighth District Court
Louis ID. Won Gottschalk was fined SO and
costs for keeping an unlicensed female
dog. Michael Daley, vagrapt, was
sentenced to the State workhouse for 6
months.
Lawrence Feir for threatening and in
timidating the laborers on the j. A.
Bunlong farm in Cranston was sentenced
TO 90 days in the Providence county jail
and to pay the costs OF court.
ACROSS THE WATER.
Kennedy a Cough, local steamship
agents. report the following persons
booked TO sail this week from New York
on the City of Rome: Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gusta Afilick, Mr.. Charles Attic; on
steamer Majestic, Mrs. Mary Mcdonald
and Miss Nellie Dillon; on the ST. Paul,
Mr.. William X. Jackson ana Mrs. Allen
Francis and child.