The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-10
SCHOOLS IN ORDER
BOARD YESTERDAY FILLED ALL
THE GAPS IN THE LIST OF
TEACHERS.
MANY TRANSFERS ARE MADE
AND SEVERAL NEW APPOINTlIERTS
TO FILL VACANCIES BY RES
IGNATION.
MANY TRANSFERS ARE MADE
MISS TAYLOR IS ROT NAMED.
ECard Thought 1t Would Be Inju-
tiiciels 10 Eeinstate the Lady
1T This Time.

sion yesterday morning TO ulSpOSe OIL
accumulated business in connection
with the opening Of the schools next
Monday. A number of new teachers
We're appointed. but among the bright
and smiling faces which will greet the
little ones next week will not be that
of Miss Rebecca Taylor who modestly
applied to the board last week for the
best position you have to offer"
Miss Taylor's application, the men,
bers of the board wish it understood,
was denied not because of any ques-
ton as to her ability as teacher, but
to q. feeling that to reappoint her, even
though her original removal had been
an injustice would be an injudicious
move at this time, as it would be. as
the members of the board saw it,
substantial justification of the warfare
made by Miss Taylor on the board, and
the former superintendent, including
the publication of a deluge of reading
matter which the courts had deter
mined to be indecent, and which, much
of it, must have found it's way into
the possession of the pupils in the
schools where Miss Taylor was seek
ing appointment.
So the application was turned down,
Miss Taylor presented letters Of en-
dcrsement from Rev. S. c. Smith, H.
S. Fairchild and Louis Nash.
The committee on schools recon-
mended that the following designations
be accepted:
Miss Marion Morrison, fourth grade Grant
hoo Ito
rectress, Madison school; Miss Florence Hart,
kindergarten assistant, Longfellew school,
Leave of absence was granted the follow
ing teachers: Miss l.. NJ. Sanders, Lincoln
school, for six months; Miss Kate Kendall,
Van Buren, school. for month"; Miss j.
NJ. Eyles fer one year
The transfers agreed upon were Miss Mary
Mcclellan, kindergarten direetress. jackson
school, to the position of kindergarten train
er, teachers training school, vice Miss Ever
EFT, resigned. Miss Rachel Mason from Kin
dergarten assistant, Jackson school, to Kin
dergarten directress, same school, vice Miss
Mcclellan; Miss Frences Hoyt. from Kinder
garten assistant, Harrison school, to same
position Jackson school, vice Miss Mason.
Miss Katherine Hancke, kindergarten direct
ress, Hendricks school. to the same position
Madison school vice Miss Adams Miss Clara
King, from kindergarten assistant. Webster
school, vice Miss Burr. Miss. Clara Burr,
kindergarten directress, Franklin school, to
vice Miss Hart. Miss Helen Williams, Kin
dergarten assistant. Hendricks school, to same
position Humboldt school, vice Miss Plecher.
Miss Clara Plechner, kindergarten assistant,
Humboldt school, to same position Franklin
school, vice Miss Riser. Miss katherine Ris
ser, Kindergarten assistant, Franklin school,
to same position Rice school. vice Miss Mac
donald. Miss Emma Macdonald kindergarten
assistant. Rice school. to Kindergarten direct
Tess, Hendricks school vice Miss Hancke.
Miss Grace MetCaf. kindergarten directress,
German school to same position Whittier
school, to open new kindergarten. Miss
Sophie Borup, Kindergarten assistant Cor
man school. to same position; Whittier
school,. Miss Mary Ward, kindergarten d.
reCress, Smith school, to same position Cor
man school. vice Miss Metcalf. Miss Mabel
Brack. third grade Webster school. to McClel-
Higgins, S. S. Taylor school to Lincoln
school, vice Miss Sanders. Miss Julia Thor
warth. fourth grade, Sibley school. vice Miss
Forsberg. Miss Katherine Grathwol third
grade. Smith school to fourth grade Seheffer
school vice Miss Schroer. Miss C. E. Halo
well, first grade Drew school to first grade
Jackson school, vice Miss Sheriff. Miss Jen-
ME Sheriff. first grade Jackson school to first
grade Drew school, vice Miss HalloweI Miss
Edith Foulke, third grade Webster school to
fourth grade Irving school vice Miss Barna-
school to first grade Van Buren, school, vice
Miss 1gan. Miss Nellie Goodhue. from fifth
grade Grant school to the position of model
teacher teachers training school. Miss
school to third grade Webster school, vice
Miss Foulke. Transfer of Miss Toby from
Jefferson to Hendricks; Miss GauSer from
Hendricks to Jefferson.
The appointments recommended were: Miss
Kate S.eppy. kindergarten assistant, at the
Webster school; vice Ciss King; Miss Mabel
Sidveland kindergarten assistant. Hendricks
school vice Helen Williams; Miss Louise
Heyt kindergarten assistant, Harrison school,
vice Miss Frances Hoyt; Miss Anna Shaleen
intermediate grades, S. S. Taylor school, wee
Mrs Higgins; Miss Genevieve Gervais, Adams
school vice Miss Thorwarth; Miss Marion
Craig. Smith school, vice Miss Grathwol; Miss
Elizabeth McCann. to reopen the Tiden
school: Miss Jessie Young, Webster school
vice Miss FouIke; Mrs. B. X. Ward Haw-
thoIne school vice Miss Virtue: Miss Zada
Judd Jackson school. vice Mrs. kuester MISS
A NJ McCains fifth grade Grant w Sen0o
fourth grade. Grant school, vice Miss Morri-
son.
The board is having a slight diff
Guilty over a text book disturbance.
There is a state law providing that
boards may not change school books
oftener than once in three years. Nine
wears ago the normal music series was
adopted here Less than three years
ago it was readopted, as part of the
general scheme then adopted. Now it
is q question whether his readoptien
binds the board to it for three years
from that time, as last week the board,
on recommendation of Supervisor
Ccngdon. decided to adopt new
series.
superintendent of Construction Ger
laeh reported that the new Whittier
school was not ready for occupancy,
that the contract was not completed
within the time specified, Aug. II. Ac-
cordfng to the terms of the contract,
the contractor was to, forfeit $50 a day
for each day that the building re-
NAMED uncompleted after the time
specified.