The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-28
SCHOOL BOARD DOlNGs.
Election OF Teachers for the Ensuing
Year.

Year.
A Few Changes in the List and Several Sal
aries Acknowledgements Issued to
the Seniors of the High School IncIud-
ing Four in the Volunteer Service.
The chief task on hand at the school
coIhmittee's meeting yesterday afternoon,
was the election Of teachers. The board
devoted about an hour to that duty and to
the fixing Of salaries. Two designations
were accepted several new teaches elected
and quite number of transfers made
Increase of salaries were made, in five or
sig instances.
The first action taken was the voting to
issue diplomas to the high school seniors,
including Wilbur S. A nderson, Franklin
A. Iwitchell, j. Hudson Sinkinson and
Marasseh Smith, Jr., who have enlisted
in the volunteer service of the United
States. Following is complete list OF
graduates: Louise NJ. Allen, Alice E.
Armstrong, Louise Il. Armstrong, Hattie
Nj. Berry, Sylvia NJ. Borden, Alice NJ.
Calderwood, leila Fl. Chandler, Bertha
W. Chapman, Grace G. Chapman, 1.
Pyeble Chase, Lucy A. Davis, Mabel G.
Davis, Jennie M. Delano, Marion NJ.
Edwards, Ethel W. Gray, Mary A.
Greeley, Emma G. Hadlock, Annie l..
Hanson, Kate e. Hay, Fannie L. Hersey,
Annie W. Holden, Matte B. Hopkins
Annip r 10 3I,an !.
e. Lamson. Emily D. Larrabee, Geneva
M. Lawrence, Alice Ii. Libby, May K.
Libby, Berniece P. Linscott, Clara L.
Martin, Grace Mcdonald, Alice N Nc
Dowell, Jessie NJ. McGlauf1in, Anna c.
Merrill, Rachel II. Mitchell, Grace E.
Morrill,, Alice G. Morse. Emma FL. Morse,
Lillian G. Murdoch, sLottie NJ Noyes,
Susie P. Parker, Charlotte III. Parsons,
Amy E. Peters, Mary e. Pierce, Isabel
G. Polister, Nellie III. Prince, Addie l.
Randall, Mildred Randall, May M.
Robinson, Herm1ne NJ Schumacher,
Edith Il. Sherry, elizabeth NJ Smith,
Gertrude 6. Soule, Bessie NJ Stetson,
Caroline M. Stevens, II. Janet Stevenson,
Lena M. Trip, Marion Turner. Matilda
A. Ulmer, Mabelle L. Waite, Annie G
Weeks, Helen L. NJ White, Lena +. Win
slow, Lillian A. Winslow, Frances A.
Woodward, Wilbur A. Anderson, Edward
S. Anthoine Charles q. Boyd, Philip W.
Carney. Charles W. Carr, Philip H.
Cobb, Lynn an A. Cousens, Paul FL.
Cram, Richard B. Dole, Alvah II. Fay.
ban. Herbert O. Harrington, Louis ].
Fitzpatrick, Edward j. fletcher, George
E. Fogg, Frank d. CULVER, Charles H.
Hunt, Herbert NJ. Larrabee, Malcolm G.
Little, George B. Littlefeld, James f.
Mason, Arthur II. Merrill, Carl W.
Mortensen. Franklin L. Nash, Sydney
W. Noyes, Emil W. Schumacher, J. Hud-
son Sinkinson, Richard P. B. Sinkinson,
Walter e. Smart, Manasseh Smith, Jr.,
Philip P. Thompson, Ralph G. Thomp-
son, Edwin s. True, franklin Q.
Twitohell, q. Rowland Walker, William
L. Watson, George W. Weber, Francis T.
Weloh, earle L. Wiggin. Francis Wood
ford.
On recommendation of Principal Chase
the board voted to add Tarr's Elementary
Physical Geography, y to the list of High
school text books.
The resignation of Miss Belle DOYLE.
who was granted leave OF absence last
year, and is to remain in Massachusetts,.
was accepted. Similar action was taken
on the resignation of Miss Christina NJ.
Thompson of the Monument street school,
who has been out on a leave of absence.
Then the board proceeded to the election
of teachers and the fixing Of salaries.
The vacancy in the corps of high school
teachers occasioned by the resignation of
Miss Nina S. B. Powers, was not Tiled.
The salary Of Miss Annie P. True, one of
the assistants, was increased from 5000 to
800.
Miss Annie W. Doughty was added to
the list of teachers of the Smaller gram
mar school, her salary being fixed at 1925.
The removal of the grammar grade
from the Smaller building leaves the
primary department in full possession
there, and it bsing necessary to have a
principal in the building Miss Myra NJ.
Eastman was promoted to that position
and her salary increased from s425 to 5000.
TO the present corps Of primary teachers
there was added Miss Josephine G.
O'Connor and Miss Ethel NJ Weseott
transferred from the Monument street
school, and Miss Clara B. Pancoast trans
ferred from the Center street primary,
their salaries of $500 remaining I'M
changed.
In the Butler grammar school the salary
of Miss Ada L. Davis was increased from
1925 to $3.50. TO fill the place left vacant
by Miss Caddie o. Fall and Miss Frances
Chapman, two transfers were made, M iss
Maud A. Simpson of the North school and
Miss Harriet II. Grant OF the West
primary school being elected to the Butler
school.
In the West primary school Miss Marie
M. Hansen of the training class was
elected to succeed Miss Grant.
Miss Auguste II. Schumacher was pro-
noted from the primary to the grammar
department of the North school to succeed