The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-29


ceive over s25 Per month"; o oi.
to Open on the First Monday in Sep
tember--Grades of Teachers TO BE
Fixed by superintendent.
Tachers for the school year of 1891
and 1898 were appointed at last nights
meeting of the board of control accord
Ing to the recommendations of the
teachers committee.
Rules relating to teachers were
adopted as follows:
"The rules governing the appoint
ment and payment of teachers shall
remain as heretofore, subject to the
following conditions:
only the primary grades, A, Il, and
can hold one session on stormy days
and then by permission of the princi-
pal, who shall in all cases be held res
ponsible.
Teachers employed by this board
holding simply a normal diploma and
having had no high school diploma. in
addition thereto shall receive not more
than s25 per month for the first year.
I'VE recommend that the public
schools of the city open on the first
Monday in September, 1897. and close
the third Friday in June, 1898. A CITY
institute of teachers shall be held at a
time to be fixed by the superintendent
Grades Of new teachers shall be fixed
upon the opening of school in Septem-
ber."
The following were the appoint
ments:
LIST OF TEACHERS.
Scranton high school-G. w Phil,ips
principals F. NJ. Loomis, A. H Welles
5. Friedewald, Lea NJ. Heath. ]. ~
wagner. f. b. Little. L. A. Lange, Miss
M. II. Gregg, Eliza ]. Chase, Mary I,
Mason, Katherine Haggerty, c. b. Der
man.
Training school-Mary E. Sykes
No. 2. Twelfth ward-John p. ouin-
nan, principal grammar B and G.
oaIah melvin, intermediate A; Mary
Mcnale' intermediate B; Kate Kelly
intermediate c; Anna L. Fox. primary
A; Nellie Beamish, primary r. Mar,
garet McGrath, primary C; Mary A,
Gregory, primary G.
mo. 3, Eleventh ward-Lizzie e. Pen
man principal grammar A; Lille M
Mackey, grammar A. Jennie c. Web
rum, grammar A; Mrs. D. L. Renni-
man, grammar B and c: Mary McHale
grammar and c; Anna Gaughan
grammar and C; Harriet A. Higgins
intermediate A; Agnes Nallin, inter
meulate d; sarah l.. Devine, intermedi-
ate c; Rose Clifford, primary A; Mollie
Helm, primary b; Margaret Renni-
man, primary c; Frances NJ. Meal
pine, primary G.
NO. 4, Seventh ward-Mary e. Lynn.
principal intermediate c; Margaret r.
McAndrew. primary A; Margaret Pad
den, primary b; Julia M. Blewitt,
primary c.
No. 8, Tenth ward-Florence E. Col
vim, principal intermediate A; Louise
M. Barnes, intermediate B; Adelia
Watrous, intermediate c; Henrietta
Sutto, primary A; Mabel Watrous,
c; Myrtle Watrous.
No. 6, Eighth ward-Ellzabeth Kelly,
intermediate c; Mary F. Connery,
primary A. Hannah T. Connery, prim-
ary B; Mrs. NJ. w. TORY, principal
primary c. Annex-Lucille Coggins,
primary c.
No. 7, Twentieth ward-Lizzie Joyce,
intermediate c and primary A; Katie
G. OMalley, principal primary b. Eliz-
abeth B. Gaughan, primary c.
No. 8, Eleventh ward-John NJ. Beau
mont, principal grammar C and inter-
mediate A; Mary A. Pitcher intermedi-
ate B; Anna B. Rankin, intermediate
G; Mary A. Scott, primary A; Anna e.
Griffin. primary B; Elizabeth Zang,
primary G.
No. 9, Seventh ward-w. r. Graves.
principal grammar and C; Kate E.
OMalley intermediate A; Nellie L.
Moffitt, intermediate B: Bessie Burnett,
intermediate c: Sara S. Walsh, prim-
ary A; Mary e. Farrell, primary b;
Margaret f. Mitchell, primary c.
NO. 10. Nineteenth ward-M. j. Ket-
rick, principal grammar c and inter-
mediate A; Anna c. Malta, intermedi-
ate b; Kate T. Lavelle, intermediate
c; Maggie M. Murphy, primary A.
Mary Shea, primary B; Maggie S. Muir
ply, primary b; Lizzie C. Snow, prim-
ary c; Kate It. Murphy primary c.;
Mary A. Coleman, primary c.; Lila
Frable. Margaret Durkin.
No. II, Twentieth ward-J. r. OMal-
ley. principal grammar c and inter-
mediate A. Tessle Gibbons, inter-
mediate B and G; Julia McGuigan, in
termediate and primary A. Ellen Nc
Tighe, primary A; Helen V. Jones,
primary B; Ellen +. Donohoe, primary
G. Annex-Annie Gibbons, primary c.:
Mrs. NJ. ]. Dempsey, primary b and G.
No. II, Eighteenth ward-M. d. Nc
Cawley, principal grammar C; Mary A.
Doyle, intermediate A. Mary Caffrey,
intermediate B; Kate McCawley, inter-
mediate G; Mary f. Curran, primary
A; Kate T. Kearns, primary b; Nellie
7, Kirby primary c; Johanna e. Nc
Caffrey, primary c.
No. l3 Fifteenth ward-Henry Kem-
merling, principal grammar Il and c.;
Martha Watkins, intermediate A;
Elizabeth Lewis, intermediate b; Alice
Evans, intermediate C; Nellie Rich
ards, primary A; Catherine Phillips,
primary b; Nelly Kelly, primary b;
Eliza Price, primary c; Sarah McDon-
aIS' aTg &. primary q Mary Harris prim-
No. IA, Fifth ward-James r. Hughes,
principal grammar A; Sarah F. Clarke,
grammar A; Margaret Jameson, gram
mar A and b; Emily Evans. grammar
b; Anna Munson, grammar b; Mary
E. Williams, grammar G; Minnie Rim
ker, intermediate A. Kate B. Welsh,
intermediate b: Rachel Jones, inter-
mediate C; Esther Moses, primary A;
Florence Irving, primary A; Nettie
Elias, primary B; Jennie Daniels, prim-
airy B; NJ. Belle Doud, primary c.;
Sarah G. Williams, primary C; Mary
Durlin. annex.
No. 16, Fourteenth ward-E. A. Crut-
tenden, principal grammar G and in
termediate A; Mary A. Fitzgibbon, in
termediate b; Eliza j. Jordan, inter-
mediate C.; Bridget C. Durkin, primary
A and b; Rose A. Bechto1d, primary
81; Mary A. Caveney, primary b and
C; Elizabeth r. Hughes, primary b
and c.; Lizzie Gerrlty, primary b and
c; Mary Walsh, primary b and C.
No. II, Twenty-first ward--William
d. Edwards, principal intermediate c;
Minnie S. Gibbons. primary A; Mary A.
Walsh. primary B; Mary E. Quinnan,
primary c.