Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1898-06-23
WHOLE NO. 26lO
TEACHERS ASSIGNED.
oi 'he Evenings Session Monday
"asiaken up With Assigning Teach
ers For Next Years worIx

i huch OF the Evenings Session NIondav
"asiaken up With Assigning Teach
ers For Next Years Work.
Inc regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Education was held in Citv
council Cham Der Monday evening
members present-Messrs. Lambert.
watson, Sllvers, johnson, Messick. Han.
COCK, (President) Peck, Service. Jonas.
Reeves and Supt. Turner.
The report of the Superintendent was
as follows: Balance at last renort 5000 5e.
cash from City Treasurer, s4519SS; cash
IRON +. j. Hitchner, s5.17; cash from c,
ID. Platts, 1926. Total, 1895. 81. Paid
out-for teachers salaries, s4lO537: iani-
tofs salaries, Sl26 26; books, etc. s56.2 .25.
lncldentals, sl0S.0l. Total, 1895 80
/ Balance, S530.98
Inc following bills were ordered paid.
ID. w. Fithian. $3.50, mimeograph and
paper; Evan R. Miller, S for decora-
ing opera House at commencement. w
l.. Sllvers, Jr, $53.65, for taking school
census of the First ward; w. l.. Evans
s34.S5, for taking school census of Second
"ard; +. Q. Albertson, so cents for renair-
ing organ; Rie M. Whitaker, $40, services
as examiner; F. D. Paullin, S39. 10. for TAX
ing school census of Third ward; G. F,
pare Son, s67.75, sundries; Geo. w.
MCGOWAN, 81 90, printing; Hotel Cumber-
land, SLIGO, board of State School Snnt
moore q Son, SIS 90, rent of Opera Honse
Ior commencement; John s. Turner. 81 oo.
eApressage; Geo. H. Laning, $3.50.
orchestra for commencement: Pearl ST.
baptist Church, $40, two months rent of
chapel; Western Publishing House. sl4.
supplies.
Ane ieachers Committee announced
VIC ioiio"lng assignment of teachers:
Bank Street School.
Eleventh and Twelfth grades, Mr.. Chas.
ii. Platts, Principal.
Miss Loper. Miss L. Moore. Miss 8. M.
Westcott
Tenth grade, Miss Ware and Miss Hus.
ted.
Nlnth grade, Miss E. M. Lanning.
Eighth grade, Miss Smiley.
Seventh grade, Miss Fithian.
Sixth grade, Miss Thatcher and Miss
Dubois.
Fifth grade, Miss Morton.
Fourth Grade, Miss M. Cox.
Third grade, Miss Hort.
Second grade, Miss Gordon,
/ First grade, Miss Hemsley.
i Third Ward School.
First Grade, Miss McGalliard.
FIRST and Second grades Miss r, More,
second grade, Miss j. Nicholson.
Third grade. Miss Elwell
Fourth grade, Miss Wilson.
Fifth grade, Miss Marks.
Sixth grade, Miss Sayre,
Seventh grade, Miss Petit.
Eighth grade, Miss Kenney.
Ninth grade, Miss Randolph.
Tenth grade Miss Whitaker, principal,
Pearl ST. School.
Second grade, Miss Miner
Third grade, Miss L. r. Cox.
Fourth grade, Miss Boone.
Fifth grade, Mrs. c. T. Milford,
Sixth grade, Miss Hail.
Seventh grade, Miss R. Babcock.
Eighth grade, Miss Spence.
| Ninth grade, Miss Foster, Principal.
North Pearl ST. Chapel.
| Second grade, Miss Mclaughlin.
Third grade, Miss OFT.
Second Ward.
Seventh and Eighth grades, Miss
! Walker, Principal.
| Sixth grade, Miss A. Nicholson.
Fifth grade, Miss Riley.
| Fourth grade, Miss Craig.
Third grade, Miss E. Westcott.
Second grade, Miss Robbins.
First and Second grades, Miss Beebe.
First grade Miss Woodruff
Irving Avenue.
Fourth grade, Miss Horner, Principal,
Third grade, Miss Loper.
Second grade, Miss LeSturgeon.
First grade, Miss M. Babcock.
The salary of Miss H. NJ. Hustled was
changed to S425, she having been trans
ferred to the High School department.
The report of the Supervising Principal
was received and filed.
The recommendation of the Supervis-
ing Principal relative to the introduction
of vertical writing and Wards National
Methods of Reading and Stepping Stones
to Literature were adopted.
The Introduction of Petit's geometry
was referred to the Committee on Teach
ers and Text Books with power to act.
On motion 500 was transferred from
the furniture account to the teachers ac-
count.
The Library Committee was authorized
to use the unexpended balance of $25 for
new libraries.
Mr.. Jonas gave notice that at the next
meeting of the Board he should offer
some amendment to the rules.
The Committee on Printing together
with the Secretary was instructed to
codify the rules of the Board.
The Committee on Teachers and Text
Books were authorized to secure the SER
vices of substitute teacher. with
the approval of the Board.
Fourth of July Reunion.