The herald., 1896-07-14

Jessie A. McGaW, MISS Belle Mchenzle,
Miss Lizzie A.. Mckenzie, ]. NJ. Nc
Pherson, ]. II. Mellette, Miss Cora B.
Merritt, j. 3. Millard, Mrs. Louise j.
Miller, Miss Narcissa ]. Miller Miss Eva
II. Milligan, Miss Elizabeth Mills Mrs.
Nora H. Millspaugh. j. B. Monlux, Sid
ney II. Moore, Miss Linella Morgan, Miss
Ida L. Morrison, Miss Mary G. .Mosher,
Mrs. p H. Munday. Miss Grace 3. Muir
doch. Miss Maria f. Murdoch, Miss Mary
S. Murphy. Miss Rose Murphy, Luna
Murphy, Miss Eliza p. Myrick, Miss
Mary Mills, Mrs. NJ. Belle Murray. Mrs.
Mary Mcclure, Miss Emma Manley.
N-Miss Carrie Neukom, Miss Beth II.
Niles. Mrs. Henrietta Nisbet, Miss Es-
ther Norton, Miss Nina Norton.
O-Miss Maggie O'Donoughue, Mrs.
Ella r. O'Gorman, Miss Lizzie 3. Oliver,
Miss Myrtle G. oliver. Miss Nellie &.
Oliver, Miss Florence O'Neill, Miss Kate
F. Osgood Miss Mae Owen, Miss Bertha
Oliver.
P-Miss zulena PARCEL, Mrs Gertrude
Parsons Miss Lizzie Pepper, Miss Sadie
Pepper. Miss Helen NJ. Perkins, Miss
Mary Phelps. Miss Alice H. Phillips,
Miss Rae Phillips, T. ]. Phillips, Mrs N.
F. W. Pond, Miss Jennie Il. G. Potter,
Miss Nellie I. Potter, Miss Bessie Powell,
a. W. Plummer Miss Luella Prentiss,
Geo. H. Prince Mrs C. M. Preston, Miss
Sarah l.. Putnam, Miss Eva Pullin Miss
Sadie Phillips.
Q-Miss Mary z. Quinlo
R-Miss N. Ellen Reavis, Miss Cora
A. Reavis Miss Matte Reed, Miss Alice
Reeves, Miss Carrie Reeves, Miss Sarah
W. Reeves. Miss Veda Reid Miss Helen
G. Reilly. Miss Annie Reynolds, Mrs.
Mary A. Ramsdell, Miss Annette L. Rice,
MISS Ada j. Richmond, Mr. c. ]. Rhode.
Mrs. Halle c. Rorick, e. P. RowelI, Mrs.
Frances c. Robo,
S-Miss Addie j. Samuels, Miss Minnie
a. Samuels, Miss Frances Sanders. Miss
"A. Schwanecke. Miss Dora E. Scollard.
=: A. j.. Sherer, Miss Rose A. Shrinlin. VIM
4. SHILLING. F. w. Stein, Miss Ella Stol-
Shields, Miss Nellie Shine, Miss Belle
Slngerfoos, Miss Mamie O. Sexton. Miss
cora ;. Slack, Miss May Small Mrs. Es-
teile B Smith, Mrs. A. Smith. Mrs. M. 4
+; r. smith, Miss Frances w. Smith. Miss
riorence B. Smith, Miss Nellie ]. ST
Sta1r, Sta, Miss May stansbury. Miss Anna
stewart, Miss Esther L. Strauss MI
Helen Sullivan Miss Evalena Summers
s-Mrs M. Fl. Swift, Miss Fannie OF
ney, Miss Lulu NJ Strohm
miss Hattie Taylor Miss Laura
thompson. Mrs. Jennie L. Throon. Miss
Gertrude e. Ticknor, H. Law. Twining
w, =; IWiss, Miss Helen M. Todd, Miss
Maude Thomas. Miss Mamie Tritt, W.
Nv, wv. Iritt, Miss Mary Turner, Mrs. E. A.
!, hurslon' =: 5. Thompson, Miss Kate
70 Teahan, Miss Matte Telford Miss
Ethel Todd. Miss Louise Torrey.
VA. G. Van Corder, Miss Margaret
van Valkenberg, Mrs Bessie c. Vick-
cry, Miss Helen Vineyard, Adelaide O.
Vose. W.
W-Miss Minnie L. Wagner, H. H.
wagner, Miss Belle Wallace, Miss Agnes
wallace, Miss Carrie A. Walton, Miss
Adele Well, Miss Nella A. West. Miss
Augusta "aGffon
White. Mrs. NJ. A. White. Miss Marie
White. H. D. Willard, Miss Louise A.
Williams. Miss Lucy l. IWison, Mrs. Eve
line L. Winslow. Miss w. Helen Woos-
ter. Miss Jennie B. Wylie, Miss Lucy S.
Wurtz. Miss Gertrude Wheeler Mrs. Jo-
sic Williams. Miss Bertha Worm.
f-Miss Clara Young. L. r. Young.
TEACHERS OF THE ANNEXED
TERRITORY
Miss Lizzie G. Newkirk, Miss Eliza
beth r. Carr. Miss Nellie Barnes. Miss
Fannie G. Hayes, Miss Emma Califf,
Miss Marian Folsom, Miss Abbie Pratt,
Miss Julia Anderson, Joseph P. Yoder
Miss Libbie Mosher, Miss M Eva Quick.
Mrs. Louise Van Cleave. Mrs. Mabel Pet
tigrew. Mrs. c. Waldenfels. Mrs. Kate
Brodbeck. Miss +. M. Housh, Mr.. C. f.
Latham. Mr.. j. L. Smith
SUBSTITUTES
Miss Annie II. Flentjen, Miss Emma
c. Woodson. Miss Maude G. Smith,
Mrs. Nettie b. Metcalf, Miss Esther
Nelson, Miss Alice H. Gray. Miss Mabel
RANDALL; Miss Esther Green. Miss Kate
A. Clark, Mr. j. S. Peet, Miss Jessie
Lotspeich Mrs. E. r. Ross. Miss Hattie
:: Cate, Miss Grace Gillespie, Miss
Eunice M. Finch, Miss Edith Hough.
Miss Leona Maris, Miss Agnes Sabiro,
Miss Agnes McCollum. Mr.. Edward
Mayberry Miss Isabelle Cook, Miss
Alice Brown, Miss o. r. Hyde, Miss
Ruth Martin. Miss Stella Endicott. Miss
Lulu T.. Hunt Mr.. G. D. Abrams
AS was to be expected, this report
gave rise to an interesting debate. which
continued for some time A motion was
MADE that he report be adopted. when
Mr.. Kennedy moved to amend by post
poning action until Friday next, to which
time he wanted the board to adjourn.
He thought that on a report Of this kind
and of its magnitude, the members
should have an opportunity of going
over the same before it is finally acted
upon. He thought the same course Of
procedure should be taken in the matter
of the finance committee.
Mr.. Simonton hoped that there would
be no delay in the matter. He had been
under great pressure for some weeks
There were but eleven vacancies and
dozens OF applicants, and he thought
that the matter should be settled at
once. To lay the matter over opens the
whole question again, and he would pre-
fer to have the matter closed rather
than kept open.
Mr.. Garland thought it would do no
harm to have the list left open for four
or five days more, as last year the mem
bers of the teachers committee had not
held up their end of the business, a
number of those teachers who had been
dropped having been reinstated
Mr.. Grubb thought it would do no
harm to postpone action for few days.
He did not however, wish to refer the
matter back to the committee.
DR.. Wills thought the report should
have been made earlier, so that the
members could have an opportunity of
statement by superintendent Foshay,
Mr.. Kennedy withdrew his motion to
postpone, and on motion of Mr.. Grubb
the report as read was adopted unani--
mously
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
The committee on industrial educa-
tion presented the following report
They recommend that rooms for work
in the Sloyd be opened in the high school
building, Ann street school building,
Spring street school building, and Sen
tous street school building.
That advertisement for the following
list be made:
Tools, benches and materials for man
ual training department (sloydD-One
hundred working benches, 100 splitting
saws. 100 buck saws, 100 jack planes
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